HALLOWEEN KILLS Review
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Big John and little John made that movie so much better
Yes I loved them lol!!
Halloween horror month is my fave cuz we get so much mike and jay on our screens - truly blessed.
The best out of the trilogy in my opinion I loved from day one
The quadigy is great tbh
Ends makes Kills look like a freakin Masterpiece
It was so cool meeting you guys yesterday at Scarefest. Thank you for being so kind. My brother and I had a blast chatting with you. You guys rock. 🤘🏻
Thank you so much for saying hi! We had the best time too
The human characters were so bad in this but Michael was great & the ghost song “Hunters Moon”
Ghost 🤮🤮🤮
This was the most hyped Halloween movie and it lived up to all my expectations. Ik a lot of people bash it but compared to some of the old Halloween movies, it’s a masterpiece.
I’m with you. I love this movie. The whole evil dies tonight thing is so over exaggerated and the reason why so many people claim to hate it. They act like 95% of the movie is everyone running around screaming “evil does tonight!” but it’s literally one scene 😂
The entire Halloween series is chock full of bad scenes and/or bad dialogue- not sure why Kills had all of these imaginary standards to live up to. John Carpenter recently said this is his favorite next to the original, and every time I see a “which was better” poll on here, if HK is featured; it always wins 😂
@@JoKiR90 I agree I think most people who hated it are not even horror fans. They expect a deep ground breaking story in a movie about one masked killer with a knife. It’s too much in my opinion. Sure somethings could’ve been done better, But for the most part it was fine. I think if these same people went and saw the previous Halloween movies, they wouldn’t hate it as much
Not really a big fan of the common "it's better than old sequel x" argument. And that's even debatable, even Halloween 5 and Resurrection had a clear premise and storyline, Kills couldn't even do that.
I agree that people over analyse Halloween sequels and act like it needed to be the writing equivalent of the Mona Lisa, but then it's like, well you're willing to give Kills a break but you're propping Kills up by bashing other sequels that at the absolute least had an actual storyline?
Like Halloween 6 is widely discussed as being terrible. But it has a proper storyline, a messy one but one that is definitely there. It's got characters who act like human beings. It's got that, on top of solid production design, some great suspense sequences, Michael kills, good music and cinematography. It does the things that Kills does well, maybe not as well in some areas but more well in others. Yet it also has better writing than Kills, and that's a movie that has some serious narrative issues.
Yet people go out of their way to act in a pretty bad faith way towards 6, discounting it entirely with just the sentence "incest cult" or whatever and totally ignoring all it does well whilst hyper fixating on stuff they don't like often from an alternate version of the film. And Kills has it's defenders out here saying "at least it's not the old sequels".
So are the people who don't like Kills mostly "not even horror fans"? Why is it fair game to trample older Halloweens to prop up the newer ones but people who don't like the newer ones, which have just as many issues as the rest of the series, aren't even horror fans?
I think Halloween fans should just spend less time hating the series and more time focusing on what they like, so we can all have a good time rather than constantly dealing with hate being thrown towards what we love. At the end of the day, Halloween is a mainstream example of an unpopular genre when you look big picture. Outside of the classics and well marketed hype machines (like Halloween 2018), slashers will always get hate. Pitting the series against itself and playing into fan division isn't the best response imo yet it's been the main response for a long time now.
@@dommoore6180 I’m not really a fan of people who equate movie opinions to politics. I ain’t reading your essay
@@Sebastian04223 Fine. The gist was that Kills has issues just like the rest of the series and defending it with 'at least it's not one of the old bad ones' is weak and unnecessarily combative.
No 'equating it to politics' here, but thanks for being a dick to me jackass.
It’s so nice to hear you guys come back to earth with your re review of this. I remember when it came out and I felt then like you guys do now. But when I saw you review it then I was like WTF movie did you guys see to give it a 9 lol. All love guys
I agree with what J says about the movie not flowing. It feels to me like a badly done puzzle with misshapen pieces jammed together at the last minute! Saying that though, I do love some of the scenes, especially the flashbacks to 1978 and the part where Michael is chasing Lindsay. It had so much more potential though. They could have done more with Tommy and Lindsay’s relationship. I agree that it was corny as hell too with “Evil Dies Tonight!” Lol.
I haven't seen Mike & Jay , in a current video in a while , good to see you two back together again ! When's the nuptials?! Lol
I rewatch Kills more than I do 2018 tbh. 2018 is the better made film, but Kills is more balls to the wall entertaining.
They’re both good
I know the hospital scene and the dialogue and evil dies tonight was unnecessary but I had the best time I can remember in the theater watching Kills. Which is why going into Ends I was the most excited I’ve ever been for a movie only to be followed by the most disappointed I’ve ever been from a movie. I’ll never get over the atrocity that is Ends.
You missed the point of the “evil dies tonight” stuff. It should not be too hard of a movie to pay attention to
The park scene, and Rampage score......My lord
Kills underappreciated. So many good kills. A great flashback scene. Michael is on a rampage. The mob stuff would have been tolerable if they didn't repeat the "Evil die tonight " 100 times and have the terrible red herring patient scene.
I love this movie. I don’t care what some people say about it, because for me, it was everything I’ve ever wanted out of a Halloween movie; Michael unleashed, killing anyone and anything around.
The flashbacks, kills and effects all are good
That's an interesting comparison, Phantom menace and Halloween kills. I really want to hear jay elaborate on that.
Yeah writing was bad but this film was a middle child and was better than Ends. Michael went on a rampage and you gotta love that
Halloween Kills is a masterpiece, Michael Myers is the Terminator and John Wick combined. Some of the kills are the best in the franchise. A Michael Myers dream come true
I love the firefighter part it's brilliant 😊💜💜
I love Kills. The dialog isn’t great
and “Evil dies tonight” is annoying as hell, and Hall just wasn’t a good Tommy for the most part, but I love everything else about the movie. I personally enjoy the Tivoli. If you’re going to focus on mob mentality or at least have it as an aspect in a film like this, there should be a moment like that to show what can happen when that goes too far. I know a lot of people who don’t like that part because they felt targeted as this was all during COVID irl, and people felt like the movie was taking shots at them on one side or the other, but they forget, this was all shot and done before Rona was hitting.
For me it’s got great kills, some great shots, and my favorite ending of the entire franchise. My ranking of the DGG trilogy, which I know will be controversial, goes: Kills, Ends, 2018. 2018 is great but it does feel very much like a somewhat typical Halloween sequel, mainly for some of the negatives you touched on in your last review. I like when shit gets a little weird and off the rails personally haha
The writing for Tommy was terrible. He shoulda been the first to take a swing in the mob scene after leading the mob and talking so much shit about taking out Michael. When it came time to fight he barely did anything, he looked stupid
I'll admit, I enjoyed this movie much more than I anticipated.
Man I was the same with Halloween Ends tbh
Why?
I really liked Halloween Ends cause they treated michael like crap. @@rorymclaughlin1609
After hanging out with you guys at the bar, friday, your videos start popping up in my feed. RUclips, stop listening to my conversations. I had a good time at Scarefest this weekend. Had a great time drinking with you. Thanks for the jello shot, whomever paid for that.
I guess I'll have to watch a few of your videos now.
David Gordon green said they added the radio tower with CGI into kills after filming. They must have had a bigger intention for that other than the DJ gets killed
Interesting
Didn't Dr Loomis tell Lonnie to stay away from the Meyer's house... And look what happened to him 🎃
For anyone interested, the Halloween and Halloween II novels are available on kindle right now. Halloween II is 5.99. I don't recall what the other price was.
Mike and j in the same room is like Triple H and Shawn Michael DX
Perfect comparison.
I find it interesting how people still misunderstand the Tivoli storyline this far in. It goes to show how little people actually pay attention to the movies
Loved the panting canine ambience boyz
Dude thank you guys again. Scarefest lex was incredible meeting you guys
I'm still 9/10 on it. The mask, music, flashback scene and Michael walking around Haddonfield killing overrides the negatives
One of my problems with the film is they make all this fuss about Hawkins ( getting him back from the dead after 2018) and give him an interesting arc - but just do nothing with it, it fizzles out. I thought maybe they might do something with it in Ends but it's even worse - it's like they forgot their own story. Ditto with the ending - oooh, that's interesting, I wonder what they;ll do with that... nothing.
I do enjoy the movie because of how much Myers is involved and I love seeing him in this kind of mode, but the dialogue is incredibly bad, it's almost like some of the actors don't even understand what they're saying, like it's a first take lol
My last pet peeve with this film - and this trilogy - is how they've blanked all the other movies apart from the original but in HKills everyone acts like Michael Myers has been causing chaos in Haddonfield for years on a constant basis. It seems to want to aknowledge Halloween 2 (1981) and this movie might have worked more if that film was cannon with 2018 but since they knocked it off, I just can't understand the hysteria everyone seems to be in - especially after H2018 when Dave says " he only killed a few people, its not a big deal". Ahhg, just winds me up lol
I was excited for Green to come back after 2018 because I wanted consistency and ended up with three movies that could have been made by three different writers and directors. Just feels like a lost opportunity to make something epic.
I sound like I'm downright hating on these movies when I really do enjoy them but they could have been really something special.
I liked Halloween kills I would watch it over ends
Loving Halloween horror month as always. 3rd or 4th one. Not sure how long its been.
To quote Salieri's co-worker in Amadeus, this movie had "Too many notes."
It had Zero focus when all it needed was One -- Michael F'ing Myers.
It was about deceiving Laurie Strode, the sheriff's guilt, the town's trauma and anger, the new characters and their issues, the old characters and their issues, Allyson's issues, all with interspersed scenes of The Main Character in the past and present.
DGG needed to stop trying to please everyone and stay on target like Rogue One, but crashed and burned like Porkins.
And can we Never, Ever, Ever mention the word or idea of Trauma in another Halloween movie Ever Again? I'm sick of that word, that idea, and that crutch used to try to make the movie and its characters full of Artful Relevance.
Halloween I and II showed Laurie Strode's and Loomis's trauma without getting too far into it. The Jamie series showed her's without making it a silent main characte. Even H2O evidenced it without making the movie about it.
Everyone has trauma and I'm over the Tell instead of the Show. What happened to Show Don't Tell for movies?
Some of the best, most focused scenes were cut from the movie and offered as extra scenes, such as Lonnie's encounter with Myers, which was A Great Scene. And Laurie Strode hearing Myers breathing when she called Karen. That worked.
But, they were sacrificed to go all over the place instead of Focusing the story and aligning the characters accordingly, which made for an extremely disjointed movie
One thing people haven’t noticed was Karen resembles Rachel Corruthers and Allyson resembles Jamie Lloyd. At the end of the movie they showed Allyson clutching a knife almost the same way Jamie Lloyd did in H4.
Those are some things they added to pay homage to H4 but nobody seemed to notice.
Halloween kills feels like michael playing a video game on easy mode😅
I really wished some of the legacy characters would have survived to see the end of Michael in 'Ends.' Some of them could have been saved for the third act, rather than being cheap kills at the end of 'Kills.'
They’re releasing Halloween 2018 extended cut and the alternate ending on Peacock October 31st 2023
Halloween Kills has been one of my LEAST favorite Halloween films since it came out. Also, literally Cameron saying “he’s haunted my family for 40 years” when his father just saw him for 10 seconds in 1978. That line just stretches credulity & the reality of how trauma operates to an absurd degree. As does so many other moments. It’s shit.
The best thing about kills is big John and little John lol love them
Did I hear some dog panting in the background of this one? Haha. Luv your vids guys.
I discovered the band Ghost because of this movie, that's the most positive thing I can say about Kills.
Kills has some of the best sequences in the entire franchise
There's a scene where Laurie's granddaughter holds Michael off with just one hand. I was waiting for Nick Fury to show up and recruit her for The Avengers.
Evil dies today.... AMH was a gimp.. so fired up to only hit him once with the bat ... kinda reminded me of the bat the wolf killed that the bartender that had the peace maker on in silver bullet.... Michael is an angel on PCP in this film....
David Gordon Green & Jordan Peele are the most hyped mid in horror right now!
😲😲😲. What don't you like from Jordan Peele?
@@marcuswardjr6772personally I think Peele is 2 for 3 because I’m not a fan of Us
@@avgnfandon2 I wouldn't disagree I have mixed feelings on US every rewatch and that pushes it to the back of peeles catalog
@marcuswardjr6772 Yeah, I think Us is an entertaining movie, but it doesn't really make sense if you sit down and think about it for a few minutes
Us was a great idea with piss poor execution ive always thought, and thats the sole reason ive been worried about finally watching Nope
Arguably the best most intimidating version of Michael Myers. For him it's a 10/10.
Big John and Little John steal all the scenes they are in.
Sadly when you factor in the poorly written script, lack of development for certain characters, the dark rotating room kills of the towns folk and the whole evil dies tonight seen it drags this movie down to a 7.5.
I agree with most of your review. I think the biggest thing that effected it was the time it was being made for obvious reasons and of course that really effected the decision making to what way they wanted to go. It could also have been similar to the many times we have seen movies and games go through developmental hell like Freddy vs Jason, Duke Nukem forever, Halloween The Curse of Michael Myers.and the list could go on. Instead of being held back for many years, we witnessed the issues on the final film as opposed to reading about and discussing it. I still really enjoy the film. Great review! Halloween never ends! 🎃
Watching this in the hotel in Lexington. Getting to meet you guys soon. GET IT UP!!
This is the best of the trilogy like John carpenter says.
no one will ever know what Stuart could really do RIP Stuart
EVIL DIES TONIGHT!!!!
I could watch Halloween Kills on a loop forever and not get bored. I love it. Yes, the chanting is jejune as hell but it is nonstop brutality with a great soundtrack and I love it. Even if Karen dies, which I think is a tragic choice on the part of the filmmakers.
Bro that’s what I’m saying . I can easily watch kills more then 2018 to be honest
I don’t know if this is a Mandela Effect but I recall an interview where Halloween 2018 was supposed to be a one-off and after the box office success the studio decided to make it into a trilogy. If true, I think that’s where the mess of a plot came in because there frantically trying to extend a storyline that already ended and crank it out into 2 more movies
2018 was the only one officially planned, but I think there was talk during production that if it did well then there could be a sequel. So it wouldn't surprise me if they shot the ending in a way that they could pick it up if it did happen.
In the flashback from 78, HOW COULD THEY FORGET TO PUT THE BULLET HOLES IN MICHAELS COVERALLS FROM LOOMIS???? Check it out, NO BULLET HOLES.
Here to protect and defend HALLOWEEN KILLS yeah👁️🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🎃🎃🎃
They turned michael into the terminator? That's not good. They'll never explain how he's so unstoppable, huh?
You both are totally right. They tried everything but somehow it felt cheesy wrong.
Best parts: Michael emerging from the burning house, and his ensuing slaughter of the firefighters. It still gives me chills when I see it.
Big John and Little John. I just found them very funny and sweet.
Worst parts: Tommy Doyle (I love Anthony Michael Hall as an actor, but his Tommy was a moron) and the whole 'Evil Dies Tonight!' shit. And the poor mental patient wrongly targeted by the mob-how in the HELL could they think that was Michael??
All of the DGG bs aside I love this film! It's a blood filled gore fest with Michael Myers as the star doing what he does best fucking shit up and leaving! Tommy Doyle kicked ass in this film I really enjoy his portrayal in this movie. And I even like the cheesy Evil Dies Tonight! line. My kids and I walked out of the theater chanting the line... haha H Kills is my 3rd favorite of the franchise I can't praise it enough.
My favorite of the HalloGreen trilogy,not perfect but my man Mike is pissed and I love it!!!
Green thought he was “fixing” Carpenter’s Halloween II script, but Mike & Jay are right, he couldn’t decide what story to tell and Easter Egged the shit out of the movie and whatever was right about it was diluted weak sauce
Agreed. The Easter Egg method eventually was smokescreen and not homage. A sort of “look over there!” because David had no idea how to execute a promised concept or write dialogue.
I just remember you guys told me to watch it again and I’ll like it better and now you guys like it less hahaha all in good fun ;)
I still say "Halloween Kills" is "leaps & bounds better then " Halloween Ends!" Quite frankly , it's not even close !
i don't know why this movie gets so much hype. It's a fun movie it's a place holder between 18 and Ends it wasn't gonna be ground breaking or take it in a new direction. It's a fun movie to sit and watch in October
Continuity in the flash vaccine would’ve been nice some dirt and blood on the mask because at that point he had killed several people. The bullet holes were missing in the boiler suit, and if you notice the mask in the flashbacks didn’t even have the knitting needle hole in the neck like it should have.
Continuity and character development were the biggest problems with this film and don’t even get me started on Halloween ends. They promised us a golden nugget and threw a sour egg at us.
I think DGG was going for a chaotic feel,that why at times the movie feels all over the place and that's why some characters don't make the best descions because they are caught up and thinking straight, but hey I love this movie still!!
LMAO !!! @ 1:58 Jay I agree 1000% with the H20 opinion...That movie gets way too much love and isnt worthy of it !! Essentially H20 is the very definition of weaksauce !
Well thats SUCKY
Totally agree with thumbs down on H2O. It was Dawson’s Creek garbage when it came out and it hasn’t improved with age. A lame movie by people with no understanding of what made Halloween great, and no scares, and let’s face it that title was always stupid
The greatest thing about Michael was he had no lines 😂
Side note the stone cold/booker t grocery store segment was awesome
This is the most fun Halloween movie imo and prefer it over Halloween (2018) especially the cinematography, atmosphere, and score. I find Kills to be the ultimate slasher
Long live Halloween Kills! Love Halloween Kills!
Been saying it for a minute now. DGG Halloween flicks work better when you skip Kills and just go right to Ends. It actually plays better for both Halloween 2018 and Ends.
i swear down thass what i did styll, watched 2018 at the worst fuckin place, weather and device to watch a film cah why not. watched ends in india. den came back to kills after man got back to da block and it came on netflix
My biggest problem with the trilogy is they want Michael to be supernatural but also human. He takes way more damage than any human could and survives starting in the original with being shot 6 times and getting up in seconds. Speaking of did the flashback have bullet holes in his suit with blood? How does he feel no pain when punched in the chest where he's littered with lead? How does he heal in a sewer if he's not supernatural? If he is supernatural how does the damage catch up with him to the point he's as weak as he is? DGG wanted to make him super powered and not on a whim to fit his scene and it doesn't work.
Never understood the overwhelming slander for KILLS. What am I missing? It’s a Halloween movie lol I expect nothing but kills and wacky corniness lol
I think a lot of what this movie struggles with is that it's the middle movie of a trilogy. So it's trying to knit together the movies that come before and after. So they add in a lot of filler that just go nowhere and make no sense. And yes a lot of the writing had me like asking why. But it is my favorite version of Michael.
Halloween kills could of been the second best ever, the thing that knocks it down a few steps is the hospital scene, there was no need for it, or if so to be as long as it was. Take that out and the evil dies tonight and it would of been epic. The flashback though - one of the best opening sequences ever. Still a 7/10 for me never wavered on my score as it took 3 watches to get my head round the tracking lol
My prediction: Mike & Jay are going to appreciate Halloween Ends more on this rewatch.
Personally, its easily my third favorite Halloween movie after 1978 and 2018. People chanting "Evil dies tonight" a few times, and the 5 minute Danny Devito sideplot doesn't change that for me. I also dont think the writing is any worse than any Halloween movie that came out after the original. Im not a big fan of any Myers sequel after Halloween 2, until this new trilogy.
It didn’t bother me how bad the script was. I was only there to watch Michael kill people!
The direction David Gordon Green took on all 3 of these movies was ridiculous. Overall, disappointing, predictable and making “ we the audience “ to suffer. What happened to suspense, pacing, character development and originality? 1978 will never be repeated again, John Carpenter created a timeless masterpiece for generations to enjoy.
i still think the corny dialog just makes this even more stupidly funny and cult classic-y. easily in the top half of the series for me
Right
Kills is VERY polarizing. When it’s Michael and just victims, the movie functions from cinematography to MUSIC to visual effects and suspense. But when it came to the treatment of these amazing actors and character backstory…it’s like a Saturday morning cartoon written by a teenager. Everything is melodramatic. Nobody has any logic and almost purposefully get themselves killed. You’re expected to be emotional and cry and feel weight, but it’s never totally earned. And the ending really disappointed me. Beautifully shot? Yes. Logical at all? Nope. And they tried to throw away the last 15 minutes of this movie during Ends. Nobody cares about Karen. Nobody talks about how he killed openly in the streets and nobody tracked him to the house.
Agreed. Flashback scene was 🔥 a full movie like that would be awesome. I hated the Hospital scene and the umbrella guy was a 15 min time killer. Agreed 💯 on this. Wish it had a road map along with the kills.
This movie got issues, but it gave me what I was looking for: entertained with massive kills
like 3-4 bizzare scenes lmaoo but def a good Myers film
To this day I wonder how it would have been if Paul Rudd wasn’t on the Ghostbusters movie during the same time, if things would be the same or slightly better.
I hated how they make such a hype with Lindsay and… that’s it? She survives, sure, but that’s it?
Still funny how the nurse from the first movie died in two different timelines, though “This is for Loomis” killed me. Like, does that mean Michael managed to kill Loomis after all or whatever else. I don’t know, Jim.
Compared to Ends, while the mantra and the mental patient being mistaken for Michael was tipping it for me to being meh, I am not going to be kinder to a movie that has Michael turning into Miyagi.
They made Tommy Doyle such a bitch in this movie. Think about it. He ran his mouth the whole movie and was all about handling business and taking out Michael. He rounded up the mob and he was the leader. But what did he do when it was time to handle business? He sat back and let 3 or 4 other people take a swing at Michael first. He shoulda been the first one to swing, and he shoulda been taking the most swings. I agree with him getting killed, but he died with no honor. When you’re leading a mob u should be first to take a swing and putting in the most work. And he shoulda stepped in and not let Karen get close to Michael . He shoulda said “I told you to go home!” Instead of sitting back and letting her stab him while he’s looking scared. Tommy got 2 hits in on Michael then Michael easily killed him. If Tommy woulda fought with courage and gave it his all, then it woulda meant something when he died. They completely wasted that character, along with wasting all the other OG characters they brought back. And then the way they tried to explain too much in this movie and tried to relate the movie to current events, nah bruh. Yal are forgetting what made Halloween scary to begin with.
People fr need to rewatch the old movies and tell me that this movie is any worse than anything from the thorn trilogy all the way to 2018.
Also anyone complaining about the dog is gonna get hit in the mouth. Shut up about the dog. He is like a father to me.
Also the complaint about the lack of the plot is kinda weak. I know most movies need a plot yes but let's be real we really wanted to just see Michael killing shit. The next movie (ends) has way too much plot.
The movie for me is 8.5 still. Loved it.
I think we were all misled into thinking there was some master plan behind these movies.
Well said!
The flashback for me wasn't as good on rewatch knowing that the whole half-baked plot point that it was trying to establish wasnt further followed up on in ends and is barely followed up on in kills itself, the dialog is so damn bad but at times the bad dialog gives this film its charm, flipping the narrative from 2018 to kills of "he's just a man" to "with every kill he becomes something more" only for ends narrative of michael to be a mix of the two really hurt the trilogy a lot on rewatch. They never really establish what the story is that they were telling with this trilogy and each film feels like its own thing with the only connective tissue being the same characters.
The only strong scene for me was Cameron's death scene, the score the pacing, and just how much Michael was toying with Allison were all very well executed.
Despite all its flaws if you just want to turn your brain off and watch a fun nonsensical horror film this movie does that well. Id give it a 6 or 6.5 as well.
For the algorithm ....EVIL DIES TONIGHT lol
Michael was a class act. The scene with penguin in the hospital was weird. Brackett was great. Charles Diapers
You're in the same room! I cant handle the awesomeness!
I think Kills is solid, was some of the dialogue corny? yeah, was the hospital story not great? yeah, and were there some plotholes like them not knowing which one was Michael? yes, regardless I still liked the movie.
Michael was awesome in this, his mask and the kills were great, my favorite scene were the 1978 flashbacks, and it was great to see Loomis back and the makeup they used looked amazing. The scene when Michael attacks Sondra and her husband was a great scene and the part where Michael was making his "art" scene as Sondra was watching Michael as he was stabbing her dead husband while she was bleeding was very eerie. Another favorite scene was the firefighter scene and Michael killing the mob and Karen at the end. The score was great again by John Carpenter and Daniel Davies and Cody Carpenter and also the movie has some really well shots of Michael throughout like the close up shot of him when he is about to kill tommy.
This movie was also my first Halloween movie I saw in theaters which was a great watch in the theater. 2018 was Laurie's movie and this one was sort of Michaels movie even though they say that its sort of the town of Haddonfield's movie.
They did sort of had Allyson as one of the main characters even though they did a bit much with Tommy and I did like Lonnie and Lindsey as they were the better returning characters in the movie. I also liked Big John and Little John, would like to see a full movie with those two. One more thing Hunters moon by Ghost was a great song.
When I first saw Halloween 2018 I assumed the sequel would be about the escaped patients running around on Halloween night. Almost like an anthology film. They still did that but not in the way I expected.
I wonder if Kills ending and the third one were changed because of the pandemic screwing up the production.
I found a picture with this channel wrote on the back in a dollar tree parking lot.
That checks out completely
How many of u guys wanna lie and say when they have Michael all at gun point in the flashback u heard the little downward tweak to the second officer’s voice as soon as he says “Myers” at the end of him saying “that’s him, that’s Michael Myers⬇️…” …??????? Hahahah bcuz I didn’t until the second watch!!
Yes I’ve noticed that. I don’t like it. Found it corny & also unnecessary.
this movie is really stupid fun, which is EXACTLY what i want my slashers to be like. i like 2018 more as an overall movie, but as a slasher? kills takes the cake. won’t even talk about the last one in this trilogy…never been so disappointed by a movie before.
Slashers being stupid fun is fine for the most part. However, in this case, where DGG and company were making sequels to the original Halloween, which was much more about building tension, and Michael stalking his victims, I would have thought they were aiming for more then stupid slasher fun. Especially since that's what the franchise basically became and why they wanted to go back to the roots of the 78 original. They did a decent job in 2018, but went straight back off the rails again as many of the previous sequels had done before them.
Poor story, but the michael in this movie was both amazing and horrific. Loved the look and kills of course.
thought the dude on the right was a younger, handsomer version of cody leach at first lol 😂 just thought he was doing a collab with another youtuber 😅