HERE ME OUT.... A CONTINUATION OF THIS TIMELINE WITH A NEW KILLER WITH ALYSON STOPPING HIM OR HER... OR A ANTHOLOGYESC OR.......... FIRST, KEEPING LAURIE OUT OF IT BUT CONTINUING JAIMIE, DANIELLE HARRIS, STORY FROM HALLOWEEN 4 AND 5 AND HAVE HER BE THE ONE KILLING MICHAEL FOR ONE OR AT MOST TWO MORE FILMS FOR HER TO BE THE ONE TO KILL HIM AND HONOR BOTH HER AND LAURIES STORIES TO PROPERLY END MICHAEL MYERS COMPLETELY.
I don't relate to you guys because we're all Latinos. I relate to you because we all have glasses. I relate to Cory too because mine are currently broken.
@12:16 he's almost getting hit by cars because people arnt stopping for him cause he killed that kid, or at least thats how it felt to me when i watched it maybe cause being from a small town thats kinda how it was towards the "outcasts" if you will. Really love the reaction series, you three are the best reactions on youtube. Hector saying "pinned to the wall there you have it kill number 49" cracked me UP! You can really tell Adam loves this franchise. Evil changes Shape. I do love the idea that Michael died but the presence of evil might consume someone else to continue developing this universe. Love the reactions of everyone! Keep it up!
I honestly loved this new trilogy, the original Halloween will forever be the best, no doubt. And I rank these new movies as they were released, 2018, Kills and Ends. I love 2018 and Kills and I like this one, it's not what you expect but to me it's still a good ending to the story and I like that it leaves open a door for future Halloween movies or projects.
Ya know what’s funny I was at the end if the Video Last Night and it just stopped and was not available anymore… I’m guessing it was taken down by Universal! Glad its back up now I can finish what I started 12 Hours Ago… 🤣 Great reactions Guys. PS Hector is the guy I would have Narrate my Wedding in the announcer voice. Everyone would be dying of Laughter 😅
Next Halloween movie should be found footage of a group of ghost hunters exploring a recently closed down Smiths Grove sanitarium, before being killed off by the ghost of Doctor Sartain.
I actually liked this movie when I saw it in theaters. And the character Corey I believe he should`ve been in Kills, way that we would`ve gotten to know him more. But Rohan Campbell he played the character really good.
On first watch, I was beyond irritated with this movie. I spent of my time annoyed at Allison, wondering why we were spending all this time on a new character, and wondering why there wasn't more Michael and Laurie. It wasn't a finale set up based on 2018 and Kills. If this was pitched as an off shoot movie to Halloween with Corey, I probably would have loved it in that regard. I liked Hector's thought about Corey surviving and so the legacy continues on, but then they killed Corey...so then I ask, what was the point?! I heard, what I think were some other great ideas, in which it was Corey and Allison doing the killings, or leave Corey out and then Allison would become the killer. Those ideas made sense to me based on how the character acted in this film. At one point, it seemed they would honestly become like "Natural Born Killers". Allison being fed up with her co-workers, her ex, Laurie, Haddonfield in general...then she sees Corey and has an instantaneous connection with him with no words being spoken.Corey has his transformative moment with Michael (who what, reads souls now?) and begins saying all the red flag things to Allison, yet she remained unfazed by his words and new demeanor. They talk about burning the world and him lighting the match, yet she refuses to listen to Laurie expressioning concerns about he's potentially dangerous. And on top of that, Allison just says causally, after the fact, you were right about Corey!??! Huh??! Sigh...alas, it was fine. The 1978 Halloween still wins overall. My trilogy of 1, 2, H20 stands tall. I like 2018 Halloween. With Halloween Kills, I was annoyed by the mob mentality and stupity with the decisions made by the townspeople, but highly entertained (evil dies tonight literally became one of the most unintentional funniest lines in movies for me). Halloween Ends was great as I watched it with you guys. It was much more fun during this watch. I can't wait until next year's Halloween marathon, though I haven't seen III-V, Curse, or the 2nd Rob Zombie films. Thank you Hector, Adam, and Agustin for making Halloween so fun! 🤗🧡
I didn't like this film anywhere near as much as you guys did. The film doesn't pay off so many of the things the previous films seemed to be setting up. For example, Frank Hawkins was killed in 2018, only to be brought back in Kills and given a lot of backstory, but Ends does absolutely nothing with it. We just get a couple of scenes with flirty talk about cherry blossoms. They also brought back Lindsay and do absolutely nothing with her. Both Laurie and Allyson act horribly out of character given what they've been through. Michael himself is barely a factor in the film, and is almost completely neutered because they choose to portray the unstoppable, essentially supernatural "Boogeyman" as a withered weakling who gets wrestled to the ground and has his mask snatched from him like it was his lunch money. The film dedicates most of its time to Corey's introduction and development with the apparent intent to turn him into Michael Myers' successor only to kill him off in the third act and basically render his arc a complete waste of fucking time. The movie makes so many choices that just seem bafflingly wrong. While I totally get the desire to "do something different," perhaps the closing chapter of a mult-film arc is not the time to do that, especially if it's going to do it in a way that it is a disservice to the characters in it. This film is not Halloween III, though it may want to be. Halloween III had the freedom to do whatever it wanted, as it was completely untethered to the saga of Michael Myers and Laurie Strode. But Ends was supposed to be the finale that ties everything up and delivers satisfying conclusions to the things that the previous films had been building toward. It's like if Peter Jackson had decided that Frodo and Aragorn weren't going to be the focus of Return Of The King, and had instead decided to introduce a new elf and make most of the film about them. No one would've tolerated that. So ultimately, instead of being the slasher movie equivalent to Return Of The King, they tried to make it like The Last Jedi - a film so far up its own ass about "subverting expectations" that it doesn't even give a shit about having its characters act in reasonable ways or delivering satisfying resolutions to the story elements that were already set up for it.
The blow torch kill was actually a really cool Easter egg for Friday the 13th Pt 5. In that movie, fake Jason kills a guy by.sticking a flare in his mouth
Shouts out to the mid 60s gang: Jamie THE Leigh, James Jude Courtney, Will Patton, Joanne Baron, and the mid 70s gang John Carpenter, Nick Castle... They gave us a whole trilogy with tons of fight scene and was out here in these pandemic streets shooting 2 films on a Blum house budget.
Great reaction :) I actually really liked this movie. I think they took a bold chance and I was totally here for it lol I liked the Corey story (the actor was great as well), the final showdown with Lorie, and appreciated all of the little references to the original Halloween. It was a fun time
Watched this with y'all on patreon and it was so much fun! At first I wasn't sure how I felt with Michael not the main villain, but I really enjoyed what they did with this film. The ending was magnificent!
Fortunately I was warned that most of this movie is unexpected before I watched it so I wasn't annoyed by the movie not getting to Michael earlier while watching it.
I have a couple of questions. How did Corey and Michael coordinate that double murder? How would they communicate when to do it or that they wanted to do it, at all? Did Michael ride on the back of Corey’s motorcycle or did Corey get there, and have to wait 2 hours for Michael to slowly walk there? 😂
@@antoinerichardsonjr5844 but did Michael ride behind Corey with his arms lovingly around his waist, and the wind blowing gently through his mask hair? I NEED TO KNOW!
I never got thin enough for them to show but when I did bodybuilding in my 20s I could do the Myers situp. It took a little practice but wasn't so hard after a point
So I just watched all of y'alls reaction to this new timeline and after seeing the H.K. reaction, I was almost certain y'all were going to hate this one...and I am pleasantly surprised. I enjoyed Halloween Ends a lot and while at first it may have been because Kills had destroyed my enjoyment of the franchise again but the more reactions I watch, the more I enjoy the fact that this movie is more about The Shape as well as it is about Michael Myers and I dug that. I'm looking forward to see y'all run thru the franchise and timelines next year. Halloween is my favorite horror franchise, and my rankings of these movies are: 1. Halloween ('78) 2. H20 3. Halloween 4 (1st one I ever saw... I'm 34) 4. Halloween 2018 5. Halloween II ('81) 6. Halloween (Zombie) 7. Halloween Ends 8. Halloween 5 9. Halloween II (Zombie) 10. Halloween 6 11. Halloween Kills 12. Halloween Resurrection
Curious on the reasoning of H6 over Kills, I like looking at rankings like this and I'm really curious about the influence of a film's age/history with viewers
Bold choice but poor execution and what drives me away from this movie is that i feel it was too disrespectful to Michael Myers as a main character no matter how you slice it Michael is the main character as well Biggest gripe i wish they never introduced was taking off his mask. Michael mask is his signature the mask is damn near his uniform i hate they made that a thing. You don’t remove Jason mask, you don’t remove Freddy’s glove, you don’t remove leatherface flesh mask that should be law Movie was mid 4/10 H2018 was 6.5/10 maybe a strong 7 HKills was 5/10
I think all the movies in this trilogy use the same themes, if I’m not mistaken 2018 started with the updated theme and ended with the piano theme, kills started with the piano theme and ended with theme they used for this movie, and this movie starts with ends ending theme and ends with the 2018 updated theme
Hey guys first time viewer, first time here, I enjoyed y'all's take on this movie, especially since it received a lot of HATE, but the appreciation for the art of this film is very satisfying...if you guys have not read the novel, PLEASE do so, it will make you appreciate this movie SO MUCH MORE, I will subscribe to your channel and watch whatever you guys bring to the platform...thanks dudes
Thing is, Halloween is as much about Haddonfield itself as it's about Michael and Laurie, and I actually really appreciated that they went the route of exploring the poison in the wound and how it has affected the town, rather than replaying the same old same old. Enjoyed your reaction a lot, but the one thing I disagree with is that I think Cory Cunningham should have survived and maybe gone to the asylum like Michael before him. He was so interesting.
This movie is like watching 'Drive' meets 'Maniac' with Elijah Woods.. Oh, with Michael Myers added on at the end.. Halloween H20 is the true Ending IMO My love of Danny McBride almost died that night 🌙 ☹ Great reaction tho guys
I think Allison will end up pregnant with Corey's baby. At the end of the movie, Laurie says evil doesn't die just changes shape..leaves an opening to return to Haddonfield
I just want to write that my name is Josh and i want to write on Sunday March 12, 2023 Jamie lee Curtis won the oscar for best supporting actress for her role in the film Everything Everywhere All at Once. Jamie Lee Curtis is now oscar winner.
Honestly I feel like the marketing ruined a lot of this trilogy, because the way it was presented, it was supposed to be about Laurie vs Michael. But taking Kills and Ends into account, the story is actually much bigger than that; it's supposed to be about Haddonfield itself, and the looming evil that engulfs not just Michael and Laurie, but the entirety of the town and its people. From the very beginning, with the mom offhandedly commenting on the kid's troubled behavior, and Corey's decent into evil...the trilogy I think expands upon lore that was established quietly in the background of the very first film, where Carpenter always sort of had Michael represent a personification of a much more primordial evil. Yes, Ends is not a perfect film, but it takes a lot of big swings that, as someone that enjoys filmmakers taking major strides to do something different with characterization & symbolism in stories, it really is not only a fantastic love letter to Carpenter himself, but when taken with the other films and Halloween '78, tells a fully realized story about the impact trauma can have on an entire community, and personifies the classic struggle of good and evil in as novel a fashion as Night of the Hunter. And though the terror of Michael may be over, that doesn't mean evil has fully left Haddonfield. But for now at least, the town has a chance to find some peace for themselves, until the next time evil decides to manifest itself again under a new face. Halloween 2018 was a very streamlined but - in my opinion - safe sequel to the original, but I loved the bold decisions made in the subsequent films of this trilogy. I think time will make people appreciate the film a little more for what it is, as was the case for so many other films like H3: Season of the Witch. At this point, I think I actually enjoy this film the most of the three, followed by Kills and Halloween 2018. Ends and Kills I think will flop back and forth depending on my mood, as they are both incredibly different films from each other, which is part of what I think makes them both so great in the first place.
I'm not a die hard-fan of the Halloween franchise but I was still very dissapointed with this movie. And I actually liked the direction they were going with and enjoyed parts of it. But in the end - the execution of this concept didn't work out for me, especially as a final movie for this trilogy that always implied that it would be about Laurie Strode and Michael Myers. (And even the marketing for this movie focused on them.) There are tons of logic issues. The dialogue was cringe in a lot of scenes. And I didn't care for any of the characters that got killed. You could argue that it's just a slasher film, but I loved the 2018 one and even Kills because they had likeable characters. And if you don't want them to die, it's way more scary. This one on the other hand felt way more like a weird comedic splatter at times. So the acting is good, the score is phenomenal and I think parts of the concept work and would have worked way better as an anthology film within the Halloween franchise. But as a conclusion for this trilogy - I felt it could have been waaay better.
I for one love the title of this film. Only because as someone who hates horror movies and loves reactions, October has been relentless and painful and I'm so glad it's over. Not begrudging you guys for doing these movies all month, just looking forward to getting better material (IMO) from here on
I went into movie completely free of influence from social media and riding high with excitement as a die hard Halloween fan. . . This film had an excellent opening and finale but, man, did they drop the ball on the story. Allyson’s choices throughout this whole movie were incredibly stupid. I didn’t buy the romance at all, and I couldn’t believe that she’d ignore Laurie’s warnings about Corey considering what they’ve been through together. Also, why was everyone in this town a complete asshole? To sympathize with Corey when he murders them? Felt like Rob Zombie’s Halloween all over again. I’m all about making bold choices as a filmmaker, but switching gears right before the finish line seems incredibly misguided. There are plenty of ways to tell a fresh, interesting story that juggles loose threads with established characters that also doesn’t make Michael Myers into a pathetic, crippled, sewer dwelling husk of man for most of the movie.
I think this movie getting the same type of reaction that Halloween 3 got. People went into the movie expecting Michael and instead they got something else.
Maybe it would be a good idea to make a spin off series of Halloween prequel that shows how Michael became the way he is that would be cool maybe Netflix or Amazon, maybe call it all hallows eve
Yea they needed to kill him off. Anything further is just going to be stale storytelling. Make a new story. Jordan Peele is a perfect example of that. Bringing fresh new stories with new characters and they are GREAT movies. People need to be brave in their storytelling and bring us some new things.
This series should’ve ended with the last movie, with the entire town getting together, beating the absolute shit out of Michael Myers, and then all 3 of the Strode women delivering the killing blows. Then throwing his body into an incinerator.
Hated this movie. I go to a Halloween film to see Michael Myers and unfortunately, I hardly saw Michael. They even let Corey come and take Michael's mask from him. The same guy that got his butt kicked by teens. I don't care about Corey and I was not terrified by Corey, only annoyed by him. Halloween IS Michael Myers. It should be noted that Halloween Ends has the lowest Rotten Tomatoes in the trilogy.
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HERE ME OUT.... A CONTINUATION OF THIS TIMELINE WITH A NEW KILLER WITH ALYSON STOPPING HIM OR HER... OR A ANTHOLOGYESC OR.......... FIRST, KEEPING LAURIE OUT OF IT BUT CONTINUING JAIMIE, DANIELLE HARRIS, STORY FROM HALLOWEEN 4 AND 5 AND HAVE HER BE THE ONE KILLING MICHAEL FOR ONE OR AT MOST TWO MORE FILMS FOR HER TO BE THE ONE TO KILL HIM AND HONOR BOTH HER AND LAURIES STORIES TO PROPERLY END MICHAEL MYERS COMPLETELY.
I don't relate to you guys because we're all Latinos. I relate to you because we all have glasses. I relate to Cory too because mine are currently broken.
@12:16 he's almost getting hit by cars because people arnt stopping for him cause he killed that kid, or at least thats how it felt to me when i watched it maybe cause being from a small town thats kinda how it was towards the "outcasts" if you will. Really love the reaction series, you three are the best reactions on youtube. Hector saying "pinned to the wall there you have it kill number 49" cracked me UP! You can really tell Adam loves this franchise. Evil changes Shape. I do love the idea that Michael died but the presence of evil might consume someone else to continue developing this universe. Love the reactions of everyone! Keep it up!
Honestly laughed that the bullies were band kids in this one. If not much else, this movie was entertaining for the choices it made.
I laughed at Corey wrestling with Michael.
13:50 The Vicious Mindmeld: "My mania to your mania. My murderous thoughts to your murderous thoughts..."
Hectors commentary in all these movies reminds me of when I was a kid playing NBA JAM on SEGA, all we need is a Michael Myers… he’s heating up 😂
I honestly loved this new trilogy, the original Halloween will forever be the best, no doubt. And I rank these new movies as they were released, 2018, Kills and Ends. I love 2018 and Kills and I like this one, it's not what you expect but to me it's still a good ending to the story and I like that it leaves open a door for future Halloween movies or projects.
This trilogy will be seen as the definitive timeline. Give it 10 years
After watching the movie, my friend told me
"I don't think Michael is dead"
lol
Ya know what’s funny I was at the end if the Video Last Night and it just stopped and was not available anymore… I’m guessing it was taken down by Universal! Glad its back up now I can finish what I started 12 Hours Ago… 🤣 Great reactions Guys. PS Hector is the guy I would have Narrate my Wedding in the announcer voice. Everyone would be dying of Laughter 😅
Next Halloween movie should be found footage of a group of ghost hunters exploring a recently closed down Smiths Grove sanitarium, before being killed off by the ghost of Doctor Sartain.
I have loved this series of reactions. You guys are awesome.
I actually liked this movie when I saw it in theaters. And the character Corey I believe he should`ve been in Kills, way that we would`ve gotten to know him more. But Rohan Campbell he played the character really good.
On first watch, I was beyond irritated with this movie. I spent of my time annoyed at Allison, wondering why we were spending all this time on a new character, and wondering why there wasn't more Michael and Laurie. It wasn't a finale set up based on 2018 and Kills. If this was pitched as an off shoot movie to Halloween with Corey, I probably would have loved it in that regard. I liked Hector's thought about Corey surviving and so the legacy continues on, but then they killed Corey...so then I ask, what was the point?! I heard, what I think were some other great ideas, in which it was Corey and Allison doing the killings, or leave Corey out and then Allison would become the killer. Those ideas made sense to me based on how the character acted in this film. At one point, it seemed they would honestly become like "Natural Born Killers". Allison being fed up with her co-workers, her ex, Laurie, Haddonfield in general...then she sees Corey and has an instantaneous connection with him with no words being spoken.Corey has his transformative moment with Michael (who what, reads souls now?) and begins saying all the red flag things to Allison, yet she remained unfazed by his words and new demeanor. They talk about burning the world and him lighting the match, yet she refuses to listen to Laurie expressioning concerns about he's potentially dangerous. And on top of that, Allison just says causally, after the fact, you were right about Corey!??! Huh??! Sigh...alas, it was fine. The 1978 Halloween still wins overall. My trilogy of 1, 2, H20 stands tall. I like 2018 Halloween. With Halloween Kills, I was annoyed by the mob mentality and stupity with the decisions made by the townspeople, but highly entertained (evil dies tonight literally became one of the most unintentional funniest lines in movies for me). Halloween Ends was great as I watched it with you guys. It was much more fun during this watch. I can't wait until next year's Halloween marathon, though I haven't seen III-V, Curse, or the 2nd Rob Zombie films. Thank you Hector, Adam, and Agustin for making Halloween so fun! 🤗🧡
You hit on the nail perfectly!
I didn't like this film anywhere near as much as you guys did. The film doesn't pay off so many of the things the previous films seemed to be setting up. For example, Frank Hawkins was killed in 2018, only to be brought back in Kills and given a lot of backstory, but Ends does absolutely nothing with it. We just get a couple of scenes with flirty talk about cherry blossoms. They also brought back Lindsay and do absolutely nothing with her. Both Laurie and Allyson act horribly out of character given what they've been through. Michael himself is barely a factor in the film, and is almost completely neutered because they choose to portray the unstoppable, essentially supernatural "Boogeyman" as a withered weakling who gets wrestled to the ground and has his mask snatched from him like it was his lunch money. The film dedicates most of its time to Corey's introduction and development with the apparent intent to turn him into Michael Myers' successor only to kill him off in the third act and basically render his arc a complete waste of fucking time. The movie makes so many choices that just seem bafflingly wrong.
While I totally get the desire to "do something different," perhaps the closing chapter of a mult-film arc is not the time to do that, especially if it's going to do it in a way that it is a disservice to the characters in it. This film is not Halloween III, though it may want to be. Halloween III had the freedom to do whatever it wanted, as it was completely untethered to the saga of Michael Myers and Laurie Strode. But Ends was supposed to be the finale that ties everything up and delivers satisfying conclusions to the things that the previous films had been building toward. It's like if Peter Jackson had decided that Frodo and Aragorn weren't going to be the focus of Return Of The King, and had instead decided to introduce a new elf and make most of the film about them. No one would've tolerated that.
So ultimately, instead of being the slasher movie equivalent to Return Of The King, they tried to make it like The Last Jedi - a film so far up its own ass about "subverting expectations" that it doesn't even give a shit about having its characters act in reasonable ways or delivering satisfying resolutions to the story elements that were already set up for it.
The blow torch kill was actually a really cool Easter egg for Friday the 13th Pt 5. In that movie, fake Jason kills a guy by.sticking a flare in his mouth
I always hoped Michael would be on the back of Corey bike holding onto him once they met 😂
Interesting twist that kids in band are bullies. Usually not a typical movie trope.
As a former band kid, I will say it's accurate. We had some major jerks, especially in the brass
Shouts out to the mid 60s gang: Jamie THE Leigh, James Jude Courtney, Will Patton, Joanne Baron, and the mid 70s gang John Carpenter, Nick Castle...
They gave us a whole trilogy with tons of fight scene and was out here in these pandemic streets shooting 2 films on a Blum house budget.
Great reaction :) I actually really liked this movie. I think they took a bold chance and I was totally here for it lol I liked the Corey story (the actor was great as well), the final showdown with Lorie, and appreciated all of the little references to the original Halloween. It was a fun time
Watched this with y'all on patreon and it was so much fun! At first I wasn't sure how I felt with Michael not the main villain, but I really enjoyed what they did with this film. The ending was magnificent!
nice! I caught the first 16 minutes last night, so glad to see you got it up again so I can finish watching.
Fortunately I was warned that most of this movie is unexpected before I watched it so I wasn't annoyed by the movie not getting to Michael earlier while watching it.
I would love a show about Laurie and the sheriff... my heart! ❤
Love y’all’s reactions, been waiting for this one in particular. Now is it just me, or did Jeremys scream sound like a pitch-shifted Wilhelm?
doo youu belieeve in MIRACLES!! ROFL lol that had me dying
I'm so glad that people are slowly but surely growing appreciative to the direction and risk that this movie took.
I have a couple of questions. How did Corey and Michael coordinate that double murder? How would they communicate when to do it or that they wanted to do it, at all? Did Michael ride on the back of Corey’s motorcycle or did Corey get there, and have to wait 2 hours for Michael to slowly walk there? 😂
They talk with they eyes mannn
@@antoinerichardsonjr5844 but did Michael ride behind Corey with his arms lovingly around his waist, and the wind blowing gently through his mask hair? I NEED TO KNOW!
@@henninggirl261 you know he can teleport😂😂
@@antoinerichardsonjr5844 imagine if Michael could teleport? That would be so dumb and scary
@@antoinerichardsonjr5844 no Michael DEFINITELY rode behind Cory, nuzzling his neck gently.
Crazy watching this reaction video actually changed my mind about the movie! Not everything has to be perfect
I never got thin enough for them to show but when I did bodybuilding in my 20s I could do the Myers situp. It took a little practice but wasn't so hard after a point
So I just watched all of y'alls reaction to this new timeline and after seeing the H.K. reaction, I was almost certain y'all were going to hate this one...and I am pleasantly surprised. I enjoyed Halloween Ends a lot and while at first it may have been because Kills had destroyed my enjoyment of the franchise again but the more reactions I watch, the more I enjoy the fact that this movie is more about The Shape as well as it is about Michael Myers and I dug that. I'm looking forward to see y'all run thru the franchise and timelines next year. Halloween is my favorite horror franchise, and my rankings of these movies are:
1. Halloween ('78)
2. H20
3. Halloween 4 (1st one I ever saw... I'm 34)
4. Halloween 2018
5. Halloween II ('81)
6. Halloween (Zombie)
7. Halloween Ends
8. Halloween 5
9. Halloween II (Zombie)
10. Halloween 6
11. Halloween Kills
12. Halloween Resurrection
Surprised H20 is so high, I rewatched them pretty recently and bumped that to the bottom.
Curious on the reasoning of H6 over Kills, I like looking at rankings like this and I'm really curious about the influence of a film's age/history with viewers
Bold choice but poor execution and what drives me away from this movie is that i feel it was too disrespectful to Michael Myers as a main character no matter how you slice it Michael is the main character as well
Biggest gripe i wish they never introduced was taking off his mask. Michael mask is his signature the mask is damn near his uniform i hate they made that a thing. You don’t remove Jason mask, you don’t remove Freddy’s glove, you don’t remove leatherface flesh mask that should be law
Movie was mid 4/10
H2018 was 6.5/10 maybe a strong 7
HKills was 5/10
I did not like the direction of this movie, but you three made it so enjoyable. I don't understand how you do it. 😂
It's back!!!! I got a sample last night glad you guys were able to get this back up!
So excited for Halloween 2023 now!
I think all the movies in this trilogy use the same themes, if I’m not mistaken 2018 started with the updated theme and ended with the piano theme, kills started with the piano theme and ended with theme they used for this movie, and this movie starts with ends ending theme and ends with the 2018 updated theme
Hey guys first time viewer, first time here, I enjoyed y'all's take on this movie, especially since it received a lot of HATE, but the appreciation for the art of this film is very satisfying...if you guys have not read the novel, PLEASE do so, it will make you appreciate this movie SO MUCH MORE, I will subscribe to your channel and watch whatever you guys bring to the platform...thanks dudes
Thing is, Halloween is as much about Haddonfield itself as it's about Michael and Laurie, and I actually really appreciated that they went the route of exploring the poison in the wound and how it has affected the town, rather than replaying the same old same old. Enjoyed your reaction a lot, but the one thing I disagree with is that I think Cory Cunningham should have survived and maybe gone to the asylum like Michael before him. He was so interesting.
This movie is like watching 'Drive' meets 'Maniac' with Elijah Woods.. Oh, with Michael Myers added on at the end..
Halloween H20 is the true Ending IMO
My love of Danny McBride almost died that night 🌙 ☹
Great reaction tho guys
Ok now I'm gotta to try that wine. 😅 glad he mentioned it.
I think Allison will end up pregnant with Corey's baby. At the end of the movie, Laurie says evil doesn't die just changes shape..leaves an opening to return to Haddonfield
I was watching this last night and then either you or youtube pulled it. Now I need to figure out where in the movie I was when I was watching it.
lmao Agustin funny ass hell love these reactions
Great reaction guys
with this triology I like 2018,Ends, then Kills..
I just want to write that my name is Josh and i want to write on Sunday March 12, 2023 Jamie lee Curtis won the oscar for best supporting actress for her role in the film Everything Everywhere All at Once. Jamie Lee Curtis is now oscar winner.
loved the scary movie casting lol yall are great
Love the shirt Hector! FLYNN LIVES!
Honestly I feel like the marketing ruined a lot of this trilogy, because the way it was presented, it was supposed to be about Laurie vs Michael. But taking Kills and Ends into account, the story is actually much bigger than that; it's supposed to be about Haddonfield itself, and the looming evil that engulfs not just Michael and Laurie, but the entirety of the town and its people. From the very beginning, with the mom offhandedly commenting on the kid's troubled behavior, and Corey's decent into evil...the trilogy I think expands upon lore that was established quietly in the background of the very first film, where Carpenter always sort of had Michael represent a personification of a much more primordial evil.
Yes, Ends is not a perfect film, but it takes a lot of big swings that, as someone that enjoys filmmakers taking major strides to do something different with characterization & symbolism in stories, it really is not only a fantastic love letter to Carpenter himself, but when taken with the other films and Halloween '78, tells a fully realized story about the impact trauma can have on an entire community, and personifies the classic struggle of good and evil in as novel a fashion as Night of the Hunter. And though the terror of Michael may be over, that doesn't mean evil has fully left Haddonfield. But for now at least, the town has a chance to find some peace for themselves, until the next time evil decides to manifest itself again under a new face.
Halloween 2018 was a very streamlined but - in my opinion - safe sequel to the original, but I loved the bold decisions made in the subsequent films of this trilogy. I think time will make people appreciate the film a little more for what it is, as was the case for so many other films like H3: Season of the Witch. At this point, I think I actually enjoy this film the most of the three, followed by Kills and Halloween 2018. Ends and Kills I think will flop back and forth depending on my mood, as they are both incredibly different films from each other, which is part of what I think makes them both so great in the first place.
I'm not a die hard-fan of the Halloween franchise but I was still very dissapointed with this movie. And I actually liked the direction they were going with and enjoyed parts of it. But in the end - the execution of this concept didn't work out for me, especially as a final movie for this trilogy that always implied that it would be about Laurie Strode and Michael Myers. (And even the marketing for this movie focused on them.) There are tons of logic issues. The dialogue was cringe in a lot of scenes. And I didn't care for any of the characters that got killed. You could argue that it's just a slasher film, but I loved the 2018 one and even Kills because they had likeable characters. And if you don't want them to die, it's way more scary. This one on the other hand felt way more like a weird comedic splatter at times. So the acting is good, the score is phenomenal and I think parts of the concept work and would have worked way better as an anthology film within the Halloween franchise. But as a conclusion for this trilogy - I felt it could have been waaay better.
I liked it. In a few years people will come around.
People were so mad that they only got like 6 mind of senior citizens fighting it's damn hilarious
I didn't like this movie at all ... but I enjoyed watching you guys react to it so that's a win I guess lol
even though Halloween is not my "fav", your reactions has been top-tier!!! love you guys
I for one love the title of this film. Only because as someone who hates horror movies and loves reactions, October has been relentless and painful and I'm so glad it's over. Not begrudging you guys for doing these movies all month, just looking forward to getting better material (IMO) from here on
I went into movie completely free of influence from social media and riding high with excitement as a die hard Halloween fan. . .
This film had an excellent opening and finale but, man, did they drop the ball on the story. Allyson’s choices throughout this whole movie were incredibly stupid. I didn’t buy the romance at all, and I couldn’t believe that she’d ignore Laurie’s warnings about Corey considering what they’ve been through together. Also, why was everyone in this town a complete asshole? To sympathize with Corey when he murders them? Felt like Rob Zombie’s Halloween all over again. I’m all about making bold choices as a filmmaker, but switching gears right before the finish line seems incredibly misguided. There are plenty of ways to tell a fresh, interesting story that juggles loose threads with established characters that also doesn’t make Michael Myers into a pathetic, crippled, sewer dwelling husk of man for most of the movie.
Not trying to be mean towards this troubled yet entertaining film, but the pumpkin intro was my favorite part of the movie. 🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃
Ending credits were the best
Unexpected is the polite way to say it's shit, ladies and gentlemen. Mis hermanos keeping it classy.
Thanks, Adam! Thanks, Hector! Thanks, Agustin! 🔚 #HeroesReforged #DavidGordonGreen #HalloweenEnds
Let’s go!!!! Evil Dies Today
I think this movie getting the same type of reaction that Halloween 3 got. People went into the movie expecting Michael and instead they got something else.
the difference is halloween 3 wasnt marketed as a michael myers movie, ENDS was.
Been waiting on this one lol
evil dies tonight > Michael Myers sidekick
I enjoyed it more this second time with you all. I agree with of your POVs.
Maybe it would be a good idea to make a spin off series of Halloween prequel that shows how Michael became the way he is that would be cool maybe Netflix or Amazon, maybe call it all hallows eve
That guy was innocent????
Yea they needed to kill him off. Anything further is just going to be stale storytelling. Make a new story. Jordan Peele is a perfect example of that. Bringing fresh new stories with new characters and they are GREAT movies. People need to be brave in their storytelling and bring us some new things.
actually astonishing how much this movie sucks. great reaction tho!
This series should’ve ended with the last movie, with the entire town getting together, beating the absolute shit out of Michael Myers, and then all 3 of the Strode women delivering the killing blows. Then throwing his body into an incinerator.
Overhated movie
Not hated enough. Its a Scream movie.
@@hamhockbeans scream movies are great.
IMO, horrible decision to sit down in this movie and realize Michael isn't even the main character
But Halloween ended two days ago🙄
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Let’s go lol
This movie is bad
Halloween kills is a classic compared to this
I like the second one ok but " Halloween ends" was truly atrocious.
Hated this movie. I go to a Halloween film to see Michael Myers and unfortunately, I hardly saw Michael. They even let Corey come and take Michael's mask from him. The same guy that got his butt kicked by teens. I don't care about Corey and I was not terrified by Corey, only annoyed by him. Halloween IS Michael Myers. It should be noted that Halloween Ends has the lowest Rotten Tomatoes in the trilogy.