When Dr. Loomis used Jamie as bait to capture Michael, there was a sick side of me that assumed Loomis was either teaming up with Michael or sacrificing Jamie to save himself. That would take the catchphrase "If you can't beat them, join them" to a whole new level. 😂
Trivia: - Don Shanks (Michael myers actor) was originally set to wear the same mask that George P. Wilbur had worn in Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers (1988) in order to retain consistency between the movies. The mask did not fit Shanks, so a new one was made. - The Jamie Lloyd character has a striking parallel to the Tommy Jarvis character from the Friday the 13th series. Both characters appeared in the fourth, fifth and sixth films of their respective series. They were both about the same age in their first appearance. They both become institutionalized and develop homicidal tendencies themselves after the killer. In this film, Jamie starts out as a mute. In the fifth Friday the 13th, Tommy rarely speaks. At the end of that film, Tommy is seen holding a knife and essentially becomes Jason. At the end of the previous Halloween, Jamie is seen holding a pair of scissors and she essentially becomes Michael.
No spoilers in my comments, I promise! I absolutely love H5, and I am so glad that you enjoyed it. I am the same way, as far as I kind of love H2 more than Halloween, and I kind of love H5 more than H4 (even though I know that the original is "better" than 2, and that 4 is better than 5...I actually love 2 and 5 more). I think you hit the head on the nail that the main reason is that we are more connected to the characters and understand the rhythms of these characters, settings more each time. The director for H5 really wanted to humanize Michael a bit more, as he thought Michael would be scarier if he could become more human as Jamie's uncle...but then ultimately "choose" to remain evil in the end. I actually really enjoy the character of Tina. I liked that they went a different route with a "final girl" for Tina. Jamie is, of course, the real final girl of H5; however, Tina as Jamie's protector was so different than Rachel. I love Rachel, too, but Rachel is a more traditional final girl. Tina was the character that usually gets killed early on, so I like that again the director tried to do this one a little differently. People tend to get annoyed with Tina, but I think she was refreshing. No spoilers! Other than the "man in black" (or cowboy as you called him which was terrific) will be explained in H6. But, that's not really a spoiler, right? You have two choices with H6: the theatrical cut or the producer's cut. The theatrical cut was what was obviously released while the producer's cut was infamous for years and years with bootleg copies, etc. There are various minor differences throughout them both with the main difference being the last 20 mins or so are completely different with different endings. I love the producer's cut and I am of the generation that waited years and years to see it (I did see bootleg versions, though), so it will always be "special" to me. That being said, I kind of think the theatrical release is the way to go. At least in my experience when showing H6 to friends for the first time. They have always been more "scared" by the theatrical cut than the producer's cut. If you get a chance to watch the producer's cut afterwards, I would absolutely go for it. I think it is more interesting to see it after the theatrical cut. Great video! It is so refreshing to see someone watch H5 going in with the right mindset.
Thanks for the thoughtful comment! That’s a great point, Tina would have traditionally been killed off right away so that’s an interesting turn for sure. I’ll see what’s streaming on shudder for Halloween 6. Either way I think I’ll watch at least the last 20min of both!
@@ScaredPale For sure! We look forward to seeing your reaction! Personally, I am sure we would all enjoy seeing your reaction to both versions. Although it is mostly the endings that are different, there are various differences throughout, mostly minor; however, (no spoiler), one character's storyline is altered a bit. The outcome is ultimately the same with the character, but it reveals something that is sort of icky. I only say this b/c some information in the producer's cut ending will make more sense if you do watch the entire version of the producer's cut. Sigh, can I make that any more complicated? Lol I also hope that if you have not seen it, you will continue on to do Halloween H20 as well. I see your Scream poster in the background and H20 is definitely of the Scream generation of slashers. The influence is clearly there and Kevin Williamson had quite a bit of direct influence in getting the ball rolling for H20. Just in case you do not know (or have avoided finding this out due to potential spoilers), but the Halloween timelines are as follows: Timeline 1: Halloween, Halloween II, Halloween 4, 5, and 6 Timeline 2: Halloween, Halloween II, Halloween H20, and Halloween Resurrection Timeline 3: Rob Zombie's Halloween, Rob Zombie's Halloween 2 Timeline 4: Halloween, Halloween (2018), and Halloween Kills On it' own: Halloween III (However, Halloween Kills uses easter eggs that includes Halloween III)
I get what they might have been going for with Tina, but if Rachel was the one who sacrificed herself for Jamie I think it would have been much more emotional.
H4 eliminated Jamie Lloyd as the lead protagonist and created the psychic connection between her and Michael. Plus they never explained why Loomis so half wittedly thought Myers was gone. So H5 had to explain all of that, course correct in some instances, and figure out what to do with Michael while it was being fixed. They were handed a big mess.
This film has many issues and was obviously rushed into production. However, it does have some good scenes, a very creepy atmosphere, a great title sequence, and good performances from Danielle Harris and Donald Pleasance. I always admired what a professional Pleasance was; no matter what, he played he scenes like he was doing Shakespeare. Side note: on another one of your videos, I made a very rude and mean-spirited comment. I deleted the comment, and I apologize. You're much more thoughtful than the average reactor, and you seem like a good person.
I agree Donald Pleasance is incredible. Fully committed. Also wow thanks I appreciate that. I’m no pro when it comes to analyzing movies. I just love movies and this is an outlet for me to connect with people and watch new films. :)
The crowd cheered in the premier showing when Tina was killed off. When i heard that the first time i laughed and laughed. Another thing is when they started filming they didn't have a finished script (which is never good) and they were doing re-writes as they filmed. That abrupt ending with the dark man shooting up the cop shop was simply because they had no ending scripted and had no idea about where the movie was going so they just left it for the next writers to fill in those blanks. This is what happens when you shitcan the original finished script.
I always had a special fondness for Halloween 5. I've only seen the 6th one once years ago and do not remember it fondly. So, y'know... I loved the H20 film they did later though.
This is where this continuity goes downhill. 3:41 no their implying that the foster mother is still alive. 4:40 no she's a new character and one of the most hated characters in the franchise
What continuity Halloween the curse of Michael Myers or Halloween 6. Has two different versions for that movie alone the theatrical release and producers cut. Both have completely different endings so at this point. There is no solid continuity not even between movies or in the movies themself.
Huge misconception about Jaime killing her step Mom, her step Mom DID NOT die, she attacked her step Mom but DID NOT KILL her, when watching the porch scene Dr. Loomis reiterates this point and Rachel verifies it by mentioning both of her parents.
Thats because the directors would change it if they did not like the mask. Theres yours answer they hated how it looked so. They made a different masks all together.
Awesome that you liked Halloween 5 ! ( : most people say they don't like it and I have no idea why....Ive loved Halloween 5 since i first saw it when it came out on home video....for me Halloween 5 has a darker tone, atmosphere, and score than Halloween 4 overall..... PS... I really like your horror collage sweater...cheers ( : - D
There are two different versions of Halloween 6. The theatrical version that’s more violent and has a different ending. There’s also the Producers Cut that has a different ending for the characters individual sub story. The producers cut includes a deleted scene from Halloween 5, which was the originally intended ending
I think there's a lot more uhhh what do you call them "flash edits" and sounds in theatrical (quick cuts when they edited it and such). I personally liked 6, but there can be things in it that were annoying, maybe it's a product of it's time it was made, where movies might have been doing that more. I believe a lot of the music is done differently in producers cuts. I'd suggest trying to watch both versions at some point if it's possible. We don't necessarily need reactions for both of course. I only recently was able to watch producers cut in the last couple of years when I found it on Prime, I think you can both rent or buy it on prime, but I don't think it comes with a prime subscription.
The mask in this one was based on FX artist's Greg Nicotero's face. H1/H2 masks were based on store bough Captain Kirk masks and the H4 mask, despite looking different, was again a Kirk mask. Albeit from a VERY worm out mold. I just find this one very tonally weird. It really shows that it was written in a weekend.
This is great, i love this movie. Don Shanks is my favorite Michael Myers, he’s relentless! Just wish they would have kept the scene where he slaughters an entire swat team but due to the rating they had to cut it out and now the footage is probably lost unfortunately
I thought it was a interesting choice that they used the ending of Halloween 4 as the beginning since the mask is different & untucked. Best part was Danielle H, Donald P & seeing the fake Fonz getting killed. Worse part was seeing Michael crying smh. Whyyy? I still like part 4 better but I don't think this movie is as bad as it's rated. Can I request you doing more guitar riffs lol? Glad you're covid free, looking lovely. Another good video
@@ScaredPale Producer's Cut is more coherent story-wise and has more scenes with (spoiler); Theatrical Cut is much gorier, and seizure-inducing because of it's frantic editing. The Producer's Cut would be my personal pick.
Always liked Halloween 5. It was super dark, eerie and intense. The car chase, laundry and the barn sequences gave me nightmares as a kid. It's almost on par with Halloween 4 for me, which is the better overall movie of the two, but Michael in that movie isn't scary at all. The 6th movie - Curse I think is by far the worst. Didn't bring back Danielle Harris and thr Cult of Thorn was taken way too far. The kills in Halloween 5 were quite intense. The acting also is good for the most part. Loved Danielle Harris, Wendy Kaplan and Donald Pleasence as Jamie Lloyd, Tina Williams and Dr. Samuel Loomis, respectively. Here's my ranking of the Halloween franchise from worst to best. Have a great day! 🙂 12. Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers 11. Halloween II (2009) 10. Halloween (2007) 9. Halloween III: Season of The Witch 8. Halloween: Resurrection 7. Halloween II (1981) 6. Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers 5. Halloween H20: Twenty Years Later 4. Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers 3. Halloween Kills 2. Halloween (2018) 1. Halloween (1978)
Between 4 and 5, i like this one slightly more. I think it has a weaker script, but a stronger visual style and more visceral. 4 had a better story but felt a bit antiseptic.
I'm glad you are feeling better. I'm pleased you enjoyed it, i think you and me are in the minority for that. Personally though 4 is my favourite sequel, and i'm not a fan of the ending of this.
Great reaction! 5 would have been so much better if Rachel had not died when and the way she did. It should have been Rachel (not TINA) who sacrificed herself for Jamie in the car/ field chase. That moment would have been so much more impact full and emotional. I really feel like Rachel earned that moment. BUT.. I have found alot of enjoyment in the film. I like the style and look of the film. Has some really great shots and editing. Billy makes me laugh. Loomis is really over the top and it's hilarious.
(SPOILER WARNING!!!) I do like this movie, but it has always bugged me how Rachel was just picked off so easy after fighting so hard and surviving in the previous movie. I know some people like Tina, but I always found her to be annoying.
At this point there is no continuity literally there is no continuity. They retconed the ending of Halloween 4 in this movie. At the end of Halloween 4 Jamie kills her stepmother or whatever. Then for the lak better wording becomes the new Michael Myers. Because Michael Myers got killed at the end of Halloween 4. But because the guy who had the rights to Halloween and Michael Myers. Wanted an insisted on it being all about Michael Myers so he had this movies director and writer. Change the ending of Halloween 4 because Michael Myers was killed off in that movie. Jamie was supposed to be the new face of evil. But they had the new people in this movie change that to that psychic nonsense. Then the director killed off Rachel just to make Tina the new female lead. Because he wanted a silly and ditzy female lead then the. Director added the symbol or tattoo stuff along with the cowboy. Just because he felt like it seriously it was not in the script. He randomly added it just because he felt like it an left it for the next person to figure out. Then heres the thing about Halloween the curse of Michael Myers. There is 2 versions of the movie theres the theatrical release wich made the movie Studio happy. Because it implies Michael Myers is forever then the Producers cut. Wich stays true to the original script of the movie wich once again. Suggested Michael Myers can be replaced so obviously that version was a no-go for movie theaters. Because what's again the one that held the rights to Michael Myers an Halloween. Made it clear Michael Myers must be in every single movie. He did not care about the writer or director's vision for the movie. All he cared about was that Michael Myers better be around for the next movie.
@@ScaredPale How can you say it's not a good film? You break my heart. I didn't have faith in watching that movie and in the end, I accidentally saw it, and I liked it.
Its good to see later generations liking this film. Of course it has its issues, but H4 gets waaaay too much credit for being something it never was and actually did not make any better profit for the studio than Halloween III. So for all the bluster fans give H5 , truth is it had allot of loose strings to fix that H4 created, so I can forgive it for having to manage those issues for really the entirety of it's own tale. It was never given the space to breath and be its own thing. So they had to foster a script around the crappy ending to H4. I do think they should have flushed out the stranger in the steel toe boots at the end. Had they done that, it might have played better with everyone back then.
What loose strings? It totally abandoned the ending of Halloween 4. Halloween 5 is hated bc of what came b4 it and after.. a really good film in 4 and a really bad in 6.. 5 created the thorn plot.. hated amongst the Halloween community. Now i don't dislike 5 as much as 6, ends, h20, or resurrection.. but bias aside.. 6 was left to clean up the mess of 5 if anything.. 5 turned the series to the point where they had to refresh with h20. So yeah.. 5 deserves the hate that it gets
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When Dr. Loomis used Jamie as bait to capture Michael, there was a sick side of me that assumed Loomis was either teaming up with Michael or sacrificing Jamie to save himself.
That would take the catchphrase "If you can't beat them, join them" to a whole new level. 😂
It’s funny how he never really tries to kill loomis. He could’ve got him outta there so many times😂
Lol facts! He better not kill my guy😂
Trivia:
- Don Shanks (Michael myers actor) was originally set to wear the same mask that George P. Wilbur had worn in Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers (1988) in order to retain consistency between the movies. The mask did not fit Shanks, so a new one was made.
- The Jamie Lloyd character has a striking parallel to the Tommy Jarvis character from the Friday the 13th series. Both characters appeared in the fourth, fifth and sixth films of their respective series. They were both about the same age in their first appearance. They both become institutionalized and develop homicidal tendencies themselves after the killer. In this film, Jamie starts out as a mute. In the fifth Friday the 13th, Tommy rarely speaks. At the end of that film, Tommy is seen holding a knife and essentially becomes Jason. At the end of the previous Halloween, Jamie is seen holding a pair of scissors and she essentially becomes Michael.
This is my least favorite mask so far for sure
No spoilers in my comments, I promise! I absolutely love H5, and I am so glad that you enjoyed it. I am the same way, as far as I kind of love H2 more than Halloween, and I kind of love H5 more than H4 (even though I know that the original is "better" than 2, and that 4 is better than 5...I actually love 2 and 5 more). I think you hit the head on the nail that the main reason is that we are more connected to the characters and understand the rhythms of these characters, settings more each time. The director for H5 really wanted to humanize Michael a bit more, as he thought Michael would be scarier if he could become more human as Jamie's uncle...but then ultimately "choose" to remain evil in the end. I actually really enjoy the character of Tina. I liked that they went a different route with a "final girl" for Tina. Jamie is, of course, the real final girl of H5; however, Tina as Jamie's protector was so different than Rachel. I love Rachel, too, but Rachel is a more traditional final girl. Tina was the character that usually gets killed early on, so I like that again the director tried to do this one a little differently. People tend to get annoyed with Tina, but I think she was refreshing.
No spoilers! Other than the "man in black" (or cowboy as you called him which was terrific) will be explained in H6. But, that's not really a spoiler, right? You have two choices with H6: the theatrical cut or the producer's cut. The theatrical cut was what was obviously released while the producer's cut was infamous for years and years with bootleg copies, etc. There are various minor differences throughout them both with the main difference being the last 20 mins or so are completely different with different endings. I love the producer's cut and I am of the generation that waited years and years to see it (I did see bootleg versions, though), so it will always be "special" to me. That being said, I kind of think the theatrical release is the way to go. At least in my experience when showing H6 to friends for the first time. They have always been more "scared" by the theatrical cut than the producer's cut. If you get a chance to watch the producer's cut afterwards, I would absolutely go for it. I think it is more interesting to see it after the theatrical cut. Great video! It is so refreshing to see someone watch H5 going in with the right mindset.
Thanks for the thoughtful comment! That’s a great point, Tina would have traditionally been killed off right away so that’s an interesting turn for sure.
I’ll see what’s streaming on shudder for Halloween 6. Either way I think I’ll watch at least the last 20min of both!
@@ScaredPale For sure! We look forward to seeing your reaction! Personally, I am sure we would all enjoy seeing your reaction to both versions. Although it is mostly the endings that are different, there are various differences throughout, mostly minor; however, (no spoiler), one character's storyline is altered a bit. The outcome is ultimately the same with the character, but it reveals something that is sort of icky. I only say this b/c some information in the producer's cut ending will make more sense if you do watch the entire version of the producer's cut. Sigh, can I make that any more complicated? Lol I also hope that if you have not seen it, you will continue on to do Halloween H20 as well. I see your Scream poster in the background and H20 is definitely of the Scream generation of slashers. The influence is clearly there and Kevin Williamson had quite a bit of direct influence in getting the ball rolling for H20.
Just in case you do not know (or have avoided finding this out due to potential spoilers), but the Halloween timelines are as follows:
Timeline 1: Halloween, Halloween II, Halloween 4, 5, and 6
Timeline 2: Halloween, Halloween II, Halloween H20, and Halloween Resurrection
Timeline 3: Rob Zombie's Halloween, Rob Zombie's Halloween 2
Timeline 4: Halloween, Halloween (2018), and Halloween Kills
On it' own: Halloween III (However, Halloween Kills uses easter eggs that includes Halloween III)
I get what they might have been going for with Tina, but if Rachel was the one who sacrificed herself for Jamie I think it would have been much more emotional.
H4 eliminated Jamie Lloyd as the lead protagonist and created the psychic connection between her and Michael. Plus they never explained why Loomis so half wittedly thought Myers was gone. So H5 had to explain all of that, course correct in some instances, and figure out what to do with Michael while it was being fixed. They were handed a big mess.
This film has many issues and was obviously rushed into production. However, it does have some good scenes, a very creepy atmosphere, a great title sequence, and good performances from Danielle Harris and Donald Pleasance. I always admired what a professional Pleasance was; no matter what, he played he scenes like he was doing Shakespeare.
Side note: on another one of your videos, I made a very rude and mean-spirited comment. I deleted the comment, and I apologize. You're much more thoughtful than the average reactor, and you seem like a good person.
I agree Donald Pleasance is incredible. Fully committed.
Also wow thanks I appreciate that. I’m no pro when it comes to analyzing movies. I just love movies and this is an outlet for me to connect with people and watch new films. :)
He was also super drunk during the filming too lol
Yes finally someone who likes Halloween 5 more than 4 like me. My fav characters Jamie, Dr. Lomis and especially Tina her energy is awesome.
18:14 “somebody already did” 😂😭
The crowd cheered in the premier showing when Tina was killed off. When i heard that the first time i laughed and laughed. Another thing is when they started filming they didn't have a finished script (which is never good) and they were doing re-writes as they filmed. That abrupt ending with the dark man shooting up the cop shop was simply because they had no ending scripted and had no idea about where the movie was going so they just left it for the next writers to fill in those blanks. This is what happens when you shitcan the original finished script.
Hahah dang so the people picking up for the 6th one are like…what the hell now what?
yes she used Michael Myers gimmick for a prank even though she know he traumatized Jamie.
I always had a special fondness for Halloween 5. I've only seen the 6th one once years ago and do not remember it fondly. So, y'know... I loved the H20 film they did later though.
This is where this continuity goes downhill. 3:41 no their implying that the foster mother is still alive. 4:40 no she's a new character and one of the most hated characters in the franchise
Lol, yep. It’s still fun though.
I surprisingly enjoyed it haha
What continuity Halloween the curse of Michael Myers or Halloween 6. Has two different versions for that movie alone the theatrical release and producers cut. Both have completely different endings so at this point. There is no solid continuity not even between movies or in the movies themself.
Huge misconception about Jaime killing her step Mom, her step Mom DID NOT die, she attacked her step Mom but DID NOT KILL her, when watching the porch scene Dr. Loomis reiterates this point and Rachel verifies it by mentioning both of her parents.
HELLO, HAPPY THANKSGIVING!! So good to see you!
I've always wondered why the mask's looked weirder in each movie
For real haha
Thats because the directors would change it if they did not like the mask. Theres yours answer they hated how it looked so. They made a different masks all together.
I always feel hella bad for Jamie by the end lol. Glad you enjoyed this one. It gets too much hate. I love the way it's shot as well.
Yeah poor Jamie is always going through the ringer
Awesome that you liked Halloween 5 ! ( : most people say they don't like it and I have no idea why....Ive loved Halloween 5 since i first saw it when it came out on home video....for me Halloween 5 has a darker tone, atmosphere, and score than Halloween 4 overall..... PS... I really like your horror collage sweater...cheers ( : - D
Rachel's not dead at the end! She's paralyzed from her pulse lowering due to blood loss!
Uh, she's dead, lol.
@@willfanofmanyii3751 that's what Dominique wants you to think.
@@gingerroberts7936 That's what he said in the commentary, that and he killed her off because he wanted the movie to have sexier characters.
@@willfanofmanyii3751 he's an idiot. I don't like him.
This is the best sequel
There are two different versions of Halloween 6. The theatrical version that’s more violent and has a different ending. There’s also the Producers Cut that has a different ending for the characters individual sub story. The producers cut includes a deleted scene from Halloween 5, which was the originally intended ending
I think there's a lot more uhhh what do you call them "flash edits" and sounds in theatrical (quick cuts when
they edited it and such). I personally liked 6, but there can be things in it that were annoying, maybe it's a product of it's time it was made, where movies might have been doing that more. I believe a lot of the music is done differently in producers cuts.
I'd suggest trying to watch both versions at some point if it's possible. We don't necessarily need reactions for both of course. I only recently was able to watch producers cut in the last couple of years when I found it on Prime, I think you can both rent or buy it on prime, but I don't think it comes with a prime subscription.
13:13 ADR
The mask in this one was based on FX artist's Greg Nicotero's face. H1/H2 masks were based on store bough Captain Kirk masks and the H4 mask, despite looking different, was again a Kirk mask. Albeit from a VERY worm out mold. I just find this one very tonally weird. It really shows that it was written in a weekend.
Great reaction 💯💯🔥
Her Foster mom is still alive. Hence, Rachel saying that she was going out of the country with them, even though she never got the chance
You definitely will get more insight regarding the tattoo. And the guy in the boots in the curse of Michael Myers.
This is great, i love this movie. Don Shanks is my favorite Michael Myers, he’s relentless! Just wish they would have kept the scene where he slaughters an entire swat team but due to the rating they had to cut it out and now the footage is probably lost unfortunately
Oh wow interesting
I thought it was a interesting choice that they used the ending of Halloween 4 as the beginning since the mask is different & untucked. Best part was Danielle H, Donald P & seeing the fake Fonz getting killed. Worse part was seeing Michael crying smh. Whyyy? I still like part 4 better but I don't think this movie is as bad as it's rated.
Can I request you doing more guitar riffs lol?
Glad you're covid free, looking lovely. Another good video
Everyone hates this one I actually like it , way better than Resurrection
I'm genuinely surprised that you liked Halloween 5 more; excited to see if you're going to react to Halloween 6's Producer's Cut or Theatrical Cut.
Which do you recommend? I’ll probably see whichever one is streaming on Shudder
@@ScaredPale Producer's Cut is more coherent story-wise and has more scenes with (spoiler); Theatrical Cut is much gorier, and seizure-inducing because of it's frantic editing.
The Producer's Cut would be my personal pick.
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Eyyy thanks so much!
Are your lips purposely off during your review at the end?
Nope, I probably jacked up syncing my audio to video in editing because my audio is recorded separately in the mic. Whoops
@@ScaredPale but you are a Kate Winslet, Drew Barrymore hybrid, right??
Also, go for the producers cut of H6. It's more coherent and edited like an actual film.
Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😉
Fantastic reaction. I love this trilogy. For the next one producers cut is the better option.
They both have pros and cons that makes them basically even, both are shit, but better shit then this one was.
Consider watching se7en.
Seven is great! I have it on dvd. It’s probably been at least two years since I’ve seen it
Always liked Halloween 5. It was super dark, eerie and intense. The car chase, laundry and the barn sequences gave me nightmares as a kid. It's almost on par with Halloween 4 for me, which is the better overall movie of the two, but Michael in that movie isn't scary at all. The 6th movie - Curse I think is by far the worst. Didn't bring back Danielle Harris and thr Cult of Thorn was taken way too far. The kills in Halloween 5 were quite intense. The acting also is good for the most part. Loved Danielle Harris, Wendy Kaplan and Donald Pleasence as Jamie Lloyd, Tina Williams and Dr. Samuel Loomis, respectively. Here's my ranking of the Halloween franchise from worst to best. Have a great day! 🙂
12. Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers
11. Halloween II (2009)
10. Halloween (2007)
9. Halloween III: Season of The Witch
8. Halloween: Resurrection
7. Halloween II (1981)
6. Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers
5. Halloween H20: Twenty Years Later
4. Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers
3. Halloween Kills
2. Halloween (2018)
1. Halloween (1978)
Between 4 and 5, i like this one slightly more. I think it has a weaker script, but a stronger visual style and more visceral. 4 had a better story but felt a bit antiseptic.
I agree the visuals are better in this film.
I'm glad you are feeling better. I'm pleased you enjoyed it, i think you and me are in the minority for that. Personally though 4 is my favourite sequel, and i'm not a fan of the ending of this.
Definitely not my favorite ending but overall enjoyable film :)
Great reaction!
5 would have been so much better if Rachel had not died when and the way she did.
It should have been Rachel (not TINA) who sacrificed herself for Jamie in the car/ field chase.
That moment would have been so much more impact full and emotional. I really feel like Rachel earned that moment.
BUT.. I have found alot of enjoyment in the film. I like the style and look of the film. Has some really great shots and editing. Billy makes me laugh. Loomis is really over the top and it's hilarious.
She didn’t kill her foster mom she just injured her, but her foster mom forgave her
Not so fun fact:
Donald Pleasence broke Don Shanks (Michael Myers) nose when he beat him with the 2x4.
(SPOILER WARNING!!!) I do like this movie, but it has always bugged me how Rachel was just picked off so easy after fighting so hard and surviving in the previous movie. I know some people like Tina, but I always found her to be annoying.
I agree, they did Rachel wrong. And Tina is pretty annoying haha but I love her love for Jamie
Please do Friday the 13th next
At this point there is no continuity literally there is no continuity. They retconed the ending of Halloween 4 in this movie. At the end of Halloween 4 Jamie kills her stepmother or whatever. Then for the lak better wording becomes the new Michael Myers. Because Michael Myers got killed at the end of Halloween 4. But because the guy who had the rights to Halloween and Michael Myers. Wanted an insisted on it being all about Michael Myers so he had this movies director and writer. Change the ending of Halloween 4 because Michael Myers was killed off in that movie. Jamie was supposed to be the new face of evil. But they had the new people in this movie change that to that psychic nonsense. Then the director killed off Rachel just to make Tina the new female lead. Because he wanted a silly and ditzy female lead then the. Director added the symbol or tattoo stuff along with the cowboy. Just because he felt like it seriously it was not in the script. He randomly added it just because he felt like it an left it for the next person to figure out. Then heres the thing about Halloween the curse of Michael Myers. There is 2 versions of the movie theres the theatrical release wich made the movie Studio happy. Because it implies Michael Myers is forever then the Producers cut. Wich stays true to the original script of the movie wich once again. Suggested Michael Myers can be replaced so obviously that version was a no-go for movie theaters. Because what's again the one that held the rights to Michael Myers an Halloween. Made it clear Michael Myers must be in every single movie. He did not care about the writer or director's vision for the movie. All he cared about was that Michael Myers better be around for the next movie.
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Good reaction. Can you react to the movie "Catch Me If You Can"?
I think I’ve seen it too many times to be able to “react” to it. But it’s an amazing film!!
@@ScaredPale How can you say it's not a good film? You break my heart. I didn't have faith in watching that movie and in the end, I accidentally saw it, and I liked it.
....I said it was an amazing film....Catch Me If You Can?@@carlmedina1462
@@ScaredPale I saw, how fool I was. I read wrong. The thing is that I read your comment half awake 😬
This movie is overhated I think
The way the did Rachel in this movie was a travesty. She deserved better from the writers as a top notch final girl.
Its good to see later generations liking this film. Of course it has its issues, but H4 gets waaaay too much credit for being something it never was and actually did not make any better profit for the studio than Halloween III. So for all the bluster fans give H5 , truth is it had allot of loose strings to fix that H4 created, so I can forgive it for having to manage those issues for really the entirety of it's own tale. It was never given the space to breath and be its own thing. So they had to foster a script around the crappy ending to H4. I do think they should have flushed out the stranger in the steel toe boots at the end. Had they done that, it might have played better with everyone back then.
Heyyy is your name actually Rick Baker or are you just a fan haha
@@ScaredPale I wish! We just share a common name. Not common in horror of course, but a cool asterisk for me in life. Thank you for the nod.
What loose strings? It totally abandoned the ending of Halloween 4. Halloween 5 is hated bc of what came b4 it and after.. a really good film in 4 and a really bad in 6.. 5 created the thorn plot.. hated amongst the Halloween community. Now i don't dislike 5 as much as 6, ends, h20, or resurrection.. but bias aside.. 6 was left to clean up the mess of 5 if anything..
5 turned the series to the point where they had to refresh with h20. So yeah.. 5 deserves the hate that it gets
Man, this movie sucks
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This and Resurrection were the worst of the franchise.