First Time Watching Halloween (1978) Movie Reaction & Commentary
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- Excellent pacing and suspense in this one! Had me on the edge of my seat. ENJOY!
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Storyline
The year is 1963, the night: Halloween. Police are called to 43 Lampkin Ln. only to discover that 15 year old Judith Myers has been stabbed to death, by her 6 year-old brother, Michael. After being institutionalized for 15 years, Myers breaks out on the night before Halloween. No one knows, nor wants to find out, what will happen on October 31st 1978 besides Myers' psychiatrist, Dr. Loomis. He knows Michael is coming back to Haddonfield, but by the time the town realizes it, it'll be too late for many people.
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Who's your favourite horror villain? 🎃
Pinhead from Hellraiser
Dr. Herbert West from Re-Animator.. because he's also the protagonist. He's evil, but it's for science.
Barney the purple dinosaur
I don’t know who my favourite is but I tell you who I don’t like… Chucky. Nope nope nope. Aaaand now I’m not sleeping for 5 weeks.
Faye Dunaway as Mommie Dearest. NO WIRE HANGERS EVER!!!
Michael’s calmness and lack of emotion(even the mask) is what creates such an evil presence. He is THE slasher killer of the genre.
And, what Rob Zombie absolutely doesn't get, it's the enigma of the Shape. The less that's explained about who and what Michael is, the more unsettling and scary he is.
@@Carandini Netflix has a nice series going right now about stuff behind the camera of maybe a dozen movies. The first one was - yes, Halloween. It was the first time I had heard of Michael referred to as “the shape”. That and Donald pleasantries was drunk often during filming…lol
The Thing that you see playing on the television in Halloween was the original 1951 version, The Thing From Another World, directed by Christian Nyby and produced by Howard Hawks. John Carpenter would later do his remake of The Thing in 1982.
Gotcha! 🙌
@Romanogers4ever Yes, I know.
@44excalibur: Not only that, but - afterwards they're shown watching scenes from the classic, science fiction film 'Forbidden Planet' ( 1956, ) starred a young, and at that time, dark-haired Leslie Nielsen ( later of white-haired- ness, comedy movies* acting in fame. )
*such as: 'Airplane!' ( 1980, ) 'The Naked Gun' trilogy of movies ( 1988, 1991, 1994, ) ect.
Simplest answer to "What's this guy made of?"
Evil. Pure and simple... and you can't kill evil.
"The Thing" came out in 1958. The year before I was born. Fun-Fact: The actor who plays the Thing is James Arness, who played Marshal Dillon on "Gunsmoke", the TV show on the air for about 30 year's.
Man, Jamie Lee Curtis' performance sells this.
if you watch it again and notice the frame size gets smaller as as the move goes on, to give you feeling of the killer getting closer...it was genius at the time.
Damn, I missed that!! That's a great idea!
So we’re not going to address the sombrero, then?
Ok, count me in for the hat journey. Lol
🤫😂
70s movies like Halloween, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Black Christmas are the bread and butter of the “slasher movie”. They took the bare essentials of Psycho, Frenzy and Peeping Tom and turned up the violence and horror atmosphere. The “slasher” genre never really improved on these 70s movies. Though there have been some good ones here and there post that decade.
They were watching the original "The Thing" from the 1950s... The one you're thinking about is from the early 80s
Yes, the original version of that movie ("The Thing from Another World", 1951) is what is airing on TV in this film. John Carpenter would film and release his remake in 1982.
John Carpenter said that the original The Thing (from Another World) was the first movie that really scared him as a kid. That's why he remade it in 82
Didn't realise it was a remake!
Didn't realise it was a remake!
@@RyanCarrington the iceberg goes deeper.. the original 50's film is based on a short story called "Who Goes There"..1938, by John Campbell.. and the video game "Among Us" is a loose adaptation of the core idea of it.
That wasn’t just any handheld camera, but a special rig that turned the camera into a Steadicam system, which was a very new technology at the time and not used much yet. Carpenter was very forward thinking.
Such a classic, wish I hadn't seen it so much as a kid so that I could enjoy the suspense. The lack of noise when there's a jumpscare is refreshing, given how horror is now.
The silence was very eerie!
John Carpenter does most of the scores for his own films, usually with his friend Alan Howarth.. but recently, he's formed a band with his son.. they've been doing he scores for the latest Halloween movies.. also touring with their movie music, and putting out a few volumes of synthwave albums called "JOHN CARPENTERS LOST THEMES".. which are great mood music for Halloween.
Oh that's cool!
Have to agree with you about dogs. I get sad and bummed out when a dog or any animal is hurt or killed in a movie too, definitely. Pippet, the dog from Jaws...I was always relieved that at least all we saw was that stick he had been fetching, floating in the water and his demise from the shark was not shown. When you commented on the girl from Halloween who said she was the only one that the german shepard didn't like and you said, "That's because you're a bitch." YEP! Ha ha, agreed! ;)
I didn't even finish Marley and Me for that reason 😂
Even though many consider this the start of the slasher genre of horror films, I feel that Halloween has a certain element to it that puts it above just being a mindless slasher. One scene that comes to mind is when Dr. Loomis is talking to the sheriff in the Myers house about his experience with Michael. That monologue he gives at 14:46 is just amazing to me and really legitimizes this movie.
Very nice reaction. Honestly such an absolute classic horror movie. Really glad to see you watch it.
It inspired what came after. This was the only one I actually liked.
It really was a great monologue. I hate having to chop up stuff like that, but RUclips 😩
Thanks for watching 🤙
This may have started the modern slasher genre, but I don't consider it a slasher movie itself. Not enough killing, and not really any gore.
@@jowbloe3673 it doesn't have the kills, gore and nudity of later slashers because every other aspect was already executed too perfectly here to be bested. So chucking in all the blood, guts and breasts was basically all they could do to add to the formula. It is every bit a slasher and the best of them all.
Like you, I've avoided Halloween but I watched it for your review. I'm glad I did. Keep them coming, mate.
Thanks for watching, mate!
They spent a huge portion of the $300,000 budget for this film on a newly introduced "PanaGlide" camera rig, one of the first steadicams. The tech was so new that no one had experience using them and this was one of the first films made with it.
Oh, that's interesting. Good to know!
325,000, 25 grand to pleasance, and 150,000 was for all cameras and lenses.
You didn't overshare. I'm glad to hear that you got off medication. It's important to destigmatize mental illness. Let people know that it's not a death sentence. Again, good on you for the positive results of the lockdown.
Thanks man and yeah, it definitely does need to be destigmatized. I think we're moving in the right direction. Certainly better than it was. We'll get there in time 🙂
She only had one set of clothes because she wasn't home. She was babysitting, like Laurie was. Neither girl were at their family homes.
Yeah, it seems I forgot that. She just seemed so damn comfortable there I forgot it wasn't her own home 😂
“That’s a bop” 🤣 I’ve seen this movie a hundred times, my friend got the jack o lantern with the knife as a tattoo when we were teens lol
It was 😂
Oh cool! I'm a movie tattoo fan!
The neighbors we've had for the last ~30 years or so had a son who was.... very unstable as a child in the '90s. I don't know if he had something going on or what, but once he hit his teen years he suddenly disappeared because he was apparently sent to a facility a few hundred miles away.
Back when I was a kid, there was one night that this teenaged girl came running up to our front door, pounding on it furiously and screeching, _"PLEASE HELP ME LET ME IN!!!!"_
We did, of course.
It was that kid's babysitter. He was about 8? at the time and had _chased her out of the house with a huge kitchen knife_ just like Michael in this movie, and I really do think he would have hurt her if she hadn't made it to our house.
When the parents got home and, of course, came to our house to retrieve the babysitter, my dad told them what their son had done.
The mother's response?
_"Oh, that's just his little saw."_
FUCK THE WHAT _EXCUSE ME??_
WAT?!! 😱😱😱
@@RyanCarrington I forgot to add the fact that he showed up at our door with that knife, too, right after we had gotten the babysitter calmed down enough to tell us what happened. He was angry as hell and had the knife held over his shoulder ready to attack. It was like a horror movie, especially since I was only 8 at the time, too. 😳
In 1975 William Shatner did a movie the "Devil's Rain" in it they did a special effect with his face, so they made a life cast of his face and used it for props. When the film wrapped up, they used he cast as a negative for "Captain Kirk" star trek masks. In 1977, Producer tommy lee wallace wanted a mask on the cheap so he went to a hollywood Costume shop and bought three masks, one a childs clown mask (in he beginning of the movie) a Sad clown Emmett Kelly mask (abandoned) and a kirk mask prop master, cut the sideburns/eyebrows off, fwipped the hair, cut out the eyes and spray painted it Krylon "Applianace White"
Ahh that's awesome!
I saw this in theater when it first opened. It's hard to describe today, but in 78 there was NOTHING like this at all. It was terrifying. Literally people started locking their doors because of this movie. It was the start of all the horror/slasher movies tropes that we are so familiar with now.
Also as for your "over sharing"... I will share that i have my issues but can't take meds due to physical side effects. Anyway I found reaction videos during lockdown and they helped me a lot. Leaving comments and interacting and discussing movies I like was a bright spot during these months. I actually miss lockdown. I got to work from home and not have to drive in traffic etc. 💁 I know things are sorta back to normal but I still enjoy reaction videos. So keep them coming, mi amigo guapo!! 😀
Thank you!
Stay safe and positive! 😁
the whole soundtrack is fantastic, and written by Mr Carpenter. One of the cool things about it is they included all the stingers on it. And that main theme is in 5/4 time, and a blast to play on piano around halloween.
Not the sombrero 😂We reacted to this, too! One of us hates scary movies and other doesn't. It was a RIDE.
The breathing - it is what you hear when you are wearing a rubber (or plastic) mask - your own breathing. I think it is supposed to put you in the killer's perspective.
I was only a kid when this came out so I didn't see it until years later. Still scared the sh*t out of me. It's still scary watching you watch it. 😳
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This was Great my guy! I hope you do Halloween pt 2 it takes place on the same night. Pt 2 was the film that scarred me for life! My Pops let me watch it at 6yrs old! Great Parenting!!!! lol
Oh really? Sounds good then 😅
Tbf my family were a bit like that!
Lol, my dad was like that too. Took me to see Jaws at 7, let me & my friends go see It’s Alive when we were around the same age. The night we won our Little League tournament, he took me & a couple of my teammates out for pizza, then took us to see The Shining. We were 12 at the time. My friend’s parents called him up, all pissed, cause their kids were traumatized🤣🤣
Actually wasn’t a hand handle camera. It was filmed using a panaglide camera rig. In which the camera is strapped to the camera operator which gave the appearance of someone’s point of view. Panaglide was a major competitor to stedicam.
John Carpenter is great
Can totally relate to reaction videos helping you through troublesome times. I also preferred lockdown; nice and quiet out!
To clarify, Santa works all year and then delivers everything on Christmas. And you should totally watch "Santa's Slay" starring Bill Goldberg.
John Carpenter’s The Thing is technically a remake of the 1951 film The Thing From Another World which was based on the novella Who Goes There by John Campbell. It was one of Carpenter’s favourite horror movies as kid. So when he got the clout in Hollywood to basically do whatever he wanted he decided to remake it as The Thing.
Oh, good to know!
The Phelps Garage Truck is a 1958 Chevrolet Task Force Apache
That truck is a 58 Chevy short box step side. And yeah, the are cool.
His breathing simply comes from him breathing inside that mask, a clever touch
Stroke of genius!
Depending on the timeline depends on why Michael Myers is obsessed with Laurie (Jamie Lee Curtis) not counting the Rob zombie remake their are 4 seperate timelines. Halloween is the choose your own adventure of movie franchises.
He's everywhere. Breathing everywhere lol
If you haven't seen them yet check out a couple of Carpenter classics with Kurt Russell. Escape from New York and Big Trouble in Little China. Would love to see a reaction to those.
On the list! 😊
Big Trouble in Little China has the old guy from Tremors that you enjoyed. Just saying.
One thing guaranteed in every slasher movie is that they never die the first time because the heroine or hero NEVER finishes the job
Need to 'double tap' like in Zombieland!
I don't know if somebody write about it yet, but it wasn't for sure first slasher, or first big one, etc, but it was first stalker like movie, if I not mistaken, nobody used this word talking about this movie, but it is totally, with the why it was filmed and how he show up and disapired but was always close and the breathing, you asked about this why her, and I think it is great way to think simply in this category like stakers- sometimes you don't know why. Later in movies they make all the story why, etc. But as stand alone movie I always think of stalker behavior plus psychopat and we have Micheal.
The William Shatner mask reimagined! Glad you enjoyed it, for a low budget horror movie in the 70’s this was a special thing. See ya on the next one.
Thanks for watching 🙂✌️
His name is Michael Myers and he killed his sister with the knife who was Judith Myers and that was her headstone in the bed with the dead body ..There is a reason he is chasing Jamie Lee Curtis but you have to watch 4 or 5 more of these things to find out …I suggest you at leas watch HALLOWEEN 2 because you get to see what happens for the rest of the night…Also if you watch the others you’ll find out why Michael can take so many hits…Ok on another note John Carpenter has two more movies 🎥 you should watch do put these on your watch list .THEY LIVE made1988 and ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK …These are great older movies with that great story telling I think you will really enjoy…So grab a biscuit and some tea ☕️ and enjoy..😂
Halloween is one of the master class of suspense horrors. In terms of the sequels honestly I don't think anyone would blame you if you skipped straight to the 2nd reboot which serves as a sequel to this film.
This is my favorite horror movie. Watch it every year.
That truck is a ‘59 Chevy Apache. I have the exact same one in same color.
Suggestions:
V for Vendetta- watch on Nov. 5
Elf and A Christmas Story-
2 favorite Christmas movies.
Valley Girl 1983- Romeo & Juliet in California in the ‘80’s - best soundtrack ever!
Great videos 🤟🥩
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Damn, good for you man! Looks awesome 🤙
Thanks for the recommendations!
Definitely looking to do V for Vendetta!
Remember remember the 5th of November 💥
I am very fond of the original The Thing From Another World which inspired John Carpenter's The Thing. Scary? Not especially. Tense? Yeah, some. Mostly it's the dialog. The dialog is layered with multiple conversations going on at once.
This is a boo - composed by John Carpenter and he has composed the music for quite a few of his movies, they're all good at creating and setting a mood. The Fog by far has the most unsettling music.
John Carpenter might not be the best director, but he's my favorite. Everything he does, hit or miss, is daring and fun.
Gonna have to watch more of his stuff, for sure 😊
Michael Myers became The Shape, the purest evil, there is nothing behind it, nothing to stop it, nothing to attempt to understand about it. And he's still out there. That is what Carpenter wanted. This should have been the end.
You’re a gem! So funny, I love it ☺️
Thank you!
I appreciated hearing some of your personal history, I can empathize. This movie is a classic in the horror genre, I have to watch it at least once this time of year. It certainly spawned a lot of films. And that hat in the beginning, the sombrero, was EPIC!
Thanks for watching 😃
I'm with you; I loved the lockdowns. Nature came to life in the city, roads became safe to cycle on, the skies were clear of chemtrails. I look forward to the next one! Also, as a skater, multistorey car parks became car free playgrounds.
Please consider THE SKELETON KEY. It was GET OUT before GET OUT was GET OUT
If a movie is done well and not too far over the top on just slashing etc. This is one of the best! "Christine" (1983) and going way back (1963) to 'The Birds" are two others. Done really well, by award winning Directors! Enjoy Mate! 😳
I have to mention one of the most baffling troupes of this era was the dead body suddenly swinging in view of the camera. While it is a good jump-seater, I could never visualize how a rampaging killer would look around for a rope and make a rather complex harness to pull this off. And then where would the harness be attached in a closet, the light bulb? Never made any sense. Same goes for the floor to ceiling scribblings of madness that became popular in the 90s and 2000s. I mean you would need a ladder and some great artistic/tagging talent and penmanship to pull that off.
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I find the "Halloween" 2018 theme is the most danceable.
Ryan, Digging your style on these reactions! This movie is vastly different than all of the remakes and cash grabs the "Slasher" films of nowadays have become. Amazing how a shoe-string budget can force one's creative flow to produce a suspenseful masterpiece like this.
Thank you!
I watched a program on Netflix about A Nightmare on Elm Street (which I've seen and like!) and they said a similar thing on that, saying the small budget actually pushed them to do things that lead to a better outcome
Love your reactions. Always good for a laugh. I do believe the breathing is basically a natural outcome of what someone actually sounds like in those masks. Of course it's slightly exaggerated, but if you have ever worn one of those old 70s plastic or rubber masks, you can relate.
Thank you!
I just wondered if it was a conscious thought from the beginning, or a happy accident ☺️
My all time favorite movie.
I recommend Black Christmas (the original from the 1970s) as another really good slasher film. Everyone has heard of Halloween, but Black Christmas doesn't get nearly as much recognition, and I personally think it's just as good.
Black Christmas was the inspiration for John Carpenter's Halloween. The Directors were friends, and inspired each other.
@Romanogers4ever hahahahahahaha I 100% agree
I love Black Christmas - so underrated. Another great flick is The Sentinel (1977), I only saw it for the first time this year, and I was like, “How did I miss this?” (The cast alone blew my mind.)
Oh god yes, Black Christmas is brilliant - it's not only creepy but really funny in places. The progenitor of this genre really.
But I don't think Halloween fits within the slasher genre at all, it is very much its own thing and is a masterpiece of suspense on a very low budget. Ignoring the awful sequels (apart from Halloween III) is for the best. John Carpenter was saying something here, an evil that can not be stopped. By not naming it in any way, it becomes the boogeyman, or whatever legendary evil force you're familiar with. Where is he? Hiding in the shadows.
I put John Carpenter in my Top 5 list of favourite directors. _The Thing,_ _Escape From New York,_ _They Live,_ _Assault on Precinct 13,_ _Memoirs of an Invisible Man,_ are some of my favourites of his. I love his music scores, too.
Definitely gonna check out more of his stuff 🙌
Big Trouble In Little China is a pretty great movie as well, though not as serious as the films you have listed.
I positively love your reactions. Very funny too. Thanks for reacting. Keep on doing it!
Thank you! Cheers for watching ☺️
12:37 he doesn’t care as he stated later he knows kids get high
While I give the movie itself high marks, I personally find Michael Myers boring and I think that he doesn't deserve the cult following that he has.
Fun Fact: All of the actors wore their own clothes, since there was no money for a costume department. Jamie Lee Curtis went to J.C. Penney for Laurie Strode's wardrobe. She spent less than $100 for the entire set. She shot the film while on hiatus from the sitcom Operation Petticoat (1977).
Nice bit of trivia! 🙌
This is one of the greatest movies ever made. It's in the American congressional film registry. 801 films on that list out of millions made, and it's to preserve the original print of the film as it is deemed culturally, aesthetically important to American pop culture. Part 2 continues on the same night, right after this one, so you might as well see that one.
I love the ending as Carpenter had no plans for a sequel. The bad guy wins when they show loomis looking down and his body is gone. Then they show all the places he's been to with his breathing getting heavier, implying he could be anywhere, everywhere, or nowhere, as carpenter said he wrote him to be the actual boogeyman that you can't kill. He said he is a human, but he has a slight supernatural edge. There maybe no other movie where the soundtrack adds so much. They showed this to studio execs without the soundtrack, and supposedly it was so boring, that the execs were pissed how shitty it was. Then carpenter showed them the movie with the soundtrack, and they loved it.
Also people think the horror stereotype of doing drugs, have sex gets you killed started here, but both debra hill (the person you are seeing the movie through her eyes in that beginning and her hand to get the knife out the drawer, and carpenter's business partner and GF) and carpenter both have said it's a coincidence that the people doing drugs and fucking get killed, they had no intention of any sort of message. Hell Laurie smokes weed.
Thanks for all the trivia! Appreciated! 👊
Exactly! Laurie does smoke weed 😂
Check out the original "Psycho" with Anthony Perkins and Janet Leigh--Jaime Lee Curtis's mum!! Quite the lineage! 😀🔪
Hopefully coming!😁
None of the sequels are necessary viewing, but if you find yourself wanting to see more Michael Myers, the most highly-regarded sequels are Halloween II (1981), which picks up immediately after the first film and finishes out the 1978 murder spree; Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers (1988), in which Myers returns to Haddonfield exactly one decade after the original massacre; Halloween H20 (1998), in which Myers faces off against Laurie once again on the 20th anniversary of their initial encounter; and Halloween (2018), which picks up 40 years after the original film and sees Michael returning to Haddonfield as Laurie prepares to take him down once and for all. Jamie Lee Curtis appears as Laurie Strode in each of these films except for Halloween 4, and Donald Pleasence returns as Dr. Loomis for Halloween II and Halloween 4.
Thanks for the info! 👊
@CJH this. The whole attitude of the fandom for Halloween is very much popularity contest based/marketing led.
Maybe she reminded him of his sister. He was just in her room remiencing about her murder then Laurie shows up plus with tommy who could look like Michael when he was a kid. So he followed both of them. She was talking about how Michael kept popping up and disappearing like a phantom or reaper or boogeyman which I guess she figures is superstition lol
Dang she's the only one that fights back like in Friday the 13th killer was clumsy with that last one lol
There are a ton of good horror movies, not just silly slashers. Some of the best are foreign, such as The Orphanage (Spanish) and Martyrs (French). But if you don't like subtitles, Suspiria (1977) is a classic.
Thanks for those! I'll add them to the list
Check out Prince of Darkness, Carpenter's 1987 film that is the second in his "Apocalypse Trilogy." 3 movies, unrelated except that they all concern the potential end of the world. The first was The Thing; the final is In The Mouth of Madness.
Somebody turn on a light,in this house.
I’m legit😂. Can u imagine if it WAS Freddie Mercury as a dead guy in Halloween?! Omg he’d b even more beloved than he already is. I freaking love imagining that…so thanks. 😃Yep, still giggling.
Reckon it might've been haha
Yeo Real Dope Vid Man Amazing Content 🔥🔥
Thanks man! 🤙
I was pretty glad to see you eat a little bit of crow after doubting this movie's greatness at the beginning. I knew it was going to happen haha.
Haha yeah! 😄
What you said about the trapp music and the Halloween theme song 🎧
Back in the day there were a ton of beats blended with this music. A lot of club music 😎🙋🏼♀️
Oh really? That's cool to hear. I'm gonna have a Google!
@@RyanCarrington haha yeah have fun! My husbands cousin used to be a DJ so whenever we go to his house he mixes it up still 😉
Maybe Loomis wanted more people like cops but everyone around him in his profession said that'd not necessarily. In tv cut he's talking to the board of doctors and they saying he's been comatose he's not dangerous or evil
Yeah, he definitely didn't get the help he needed. Nobody really took it seriously other than Loomis. The cop started to come around but needed a lot to get him there 😅
hell yeah
One of my favorite all time movies. Michael Myers is king.
It wad self defense lol. The dog was attacking him lol. He killed it like that lady on cujo. Not the same I know but from his pov it is lol
1958 Chevrolet Task-Force Apache
Fun fact: John Carpenter wrote the theme song himself.
Oh wow!
Great reaction. This is my favourite movie. Btw i also hate the sound of people chewing, i agree apples are bad, but crisps are even worse lol.
Thank you!
Urgh, yeah, crisps.
Getting angry just thinking about it 😂
I'm with you, I hate it when the animals die.
The little girl with dark hair is Kyle Richards who is now one of the real housewives of Beverly Hills.
Can't say I've heard of her, but I've never seen that show!
If you're going to be looking as slasher, I suggest Nightmare On Elm Street. The first one (before Freddy became the Henny Youngman of serial killers).
I've seen all of them! A relative of mine lent me the boxset when I was about 12 😂
I do like Freddie actually!
Michael Myers is related to Jammie but you are told that in the other movies.
Awesome watch .. Awesome take .. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️✔️
Thank you ☺️
John Carpenter's "The Thing" was a remake, to answer your question about the scene where they're watching the intro to the original movie.
Gotcha! ☺️
A friend of mine kind of ruined this movie for me when he told me that the mask is a Captain Kirk mask turned inside out. But until then, this is one of the most terrifying movies from when I was a kid. Along with The Omen, The Exorcist and The Shining.
Yeah, I watched something on Netflix after I watched the movie and they mentioned the Kirk thing!
The Shining was one of the first movies my girlfriend made me watch when we first got together haha
I watched The Exorcist on the channel and I'll be doing The Omen soon 🤙
@@RyanCarrington I watched The Shining in the movie theater with my mom when I was about twelve. I think we watched it almost by accident because the we originally went to see something else. Scared the bejeezus out of both of us. The whole theater literally screamed when the cook got killed with an axe! People were much less jaded about violence in movies back then.
Like you said they probably think its a prank lol
if you want a good horror movie may I suggest The Lazarus Effect and The Gallows
Every time I hear !myself breathing especially in face mask think of Michael lol. Loomis is scared of him but no one else is. They underestimate him. They think he's just a man but Loomis knows he's evil personified lol
Another good reaction Ryan, but what's with the Sombrero? 😆
I don't know what you're talking about? 🤷🏻♂️👀
I'm glad you are feeling better, and came off anti depressants 👏. Halloween is a great film in my opinion. Check out one of the first slashers called Psycho by Alfred Hitchcock
On the list! ☺️
p.s. I hate the sound of people chewing as well....if they are talking on the phone while chewing gum I just want to hang up on them. :P
Don't blame you 😂
This was an extremely low budget film. Their dressing room and office was a van (extremely small crew). Woredrobe was just whatever they had on hand or could buy at cheap shops. They just drove around the town filming this movie. It should've been cheesy and dumb, but turned out so good instead.
That's not obvious at all. They did so well 🙌
The actress who plays Annie was the girl wearing the baseball cap and the jerk in the movie "Carrie."
The one who played Lynda, not Annie.
A really great movie that everyone , I think, under rates is "Black Rain". A lot of it takes place in Tokyo and the scenes are amazing. The story is mainly about the Yakuza, with a lot of side stories. Even has some Japanese karaoke!! Great reaction, thanks.
Ooh this one is on the list 🙌
@@RyanCarrington Thanks!!