HALLOWEEN (2018) Ending Explained
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- Опубликовано: 24 окт 2018
- After 40 years, Michael Myers has returned in the new HALLOWEEN. Learn all about the story, how it fits in with the series continuity, breaking down the original rumored ending, deleted scenes, explaining the theatrical ending AND what to expect in the sequel.
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That kid is the smartest horror movie character he dipped out the house and didn’t help
True dat! I would've been out. How about the dumb ass in the bathroom stall? While Michael was bashing dude's head in, I would've bolted for the door and been out of there. It was like she was thinking, "Oh, let me just wait here in this stall with this damn crowbar I am totally not going to use until he is done killing my colleague/boyfriend and then oh joy, oh rapture it'll be my turn!" Dumbass!
Smart boi
the noob lives on he said “oh shit to late” and bounced
😂 i lost it when he said "OH SHIT" and left out the house
😂He was hands down my favorite moment in the movie
I think you missed a major point in The end. Laurie‘s daughter actually faked breaking down to lure michael down to The basement because of her training from laurie. She told her that michael is drawn in by fear.
Niklas Neuendorf right that’s a super cool part
There are these little details here and there that make me wonder if he saw a different version than I did.
I love that part
SPOILER ALERT:.........
Michael would have walked down the stairs anyways tho.... and after all that training she did growing up she still missed an easy headshot and barely clipped him... just sayin
The goal wasn’t to kill him it was to get him in the basement. If they shot him in the head they don’t get him trapped in the basement.
I think they didn’t show the bus crashing scene because I like to think that Michael had nothing
to do with the bus crash. The doctor was obsessed with getting Michael to fight with Laurie to “learn more about true evil”, and he demanded to be on the bus with Michael until he was under another doctor’s care. This makes me think that the doctor was the one who purposely caused the bus to crash so he could get Michael killing again, eventually leading to Laurie. It would make sense for them not to show this scene in that case because they were saving the plot twist for later in the film.
I was honestly expecting this and think it was a waste by not using it.
I thought this was obvious
@@chronicwizdom8638 i think it was meant to be implied but he never admitted to it
I rewatched the movie and the doctor actually says Michael overpowered one of the guards and the driver lost control.
Annabel Stuewart - He lied =)
That’s what we’re supposed to believe until we see the doctor kill Officer Hawkins. After seeing that, I think we’re supposed to assume the doctor killed the guards, used their keys to free Michael and the other prisoners, and got back on the bus to be found later. I don’t imagine being shot was part of his plan, but I would say it worked out in his favor.
Laurie's daughter doesn't ACTUALLY break down. She didn't have reservations about shooting Michael--It was all a ploy, knowing Michael would take the opportunity to kill a damsel in distress.
we saw the movie
Here’s a lesson in trickery
@@roobishboi5222 I know? I was just saying because some people in the comments didn’t get that that’s what happened somehow.
Are we not gonna talk about the highlight of and he movie? The kid that was babysitted
OH SHIT-the kid hahaha everyone in the theater laughted
Snickers
You think he's a young busta rimes
Kevin Zacarias everyone laughed at the part where he was like “oh shit”
“OH SHIT” 😂
One of my favorite parts was when Laurie fell off the roof and the Michael looked down and then she wasn’t there anymore and my mom yelled “yes bitch she did one of your tricks!!!”
Awesome you have an awesome sounding mom!
I know its been 2years but that was the best comment by far 😂😂😂
haha your mom is awesome
yess mom LMAOO
Lol I just watched the movie for the first time last night and I said the exact same thing! The hunter has become the prey
Karen didn't freak at the end. She was baiting Michael out so she could shoot him.
Anyway, awesome review of H2018! I liked your H series summary a lot as well.
love that part also
Thought the movie made it pretty clear michael is selective with his killings. Like how he didn't kill those adults in the car in public because he knew that would cause a scene and probably lessen his kill count as well as expose him. I guess people forget michael is a stalker, manipulative and methodical. He didn't kill that baby because it can't process fear or what's happening. He sure didn't hesitate killing that older kid. He used the black kid to set up the babysitter for her death and trust and believe if my boy didn't dip he was going to get killed to(literally the only smart person in this movie, I take that back the cop as well but they did him dirty). Michael even uses his kills as distractions. My guy has zero morales but don't mistake him for a mindless killer. If that were the case I'm pretty sure he could have made opportunities to kill while being held captive but no he simply waited for an opportunity to strike and maximize the killings. That patience is to be feared.
@Nigel Nelson oh wow that's neat.
Except the fact that he didn't stalk anyone in the film other than the journalist. He wasn't even introduced to the Allyson character or any of her peers, yet throughout the film he singly targeting them out because????
So well spoken! I see you are intelligent enough to know who and exactly how he kills and why. I like how you threw the analogy of the baby he didn't kill and why. This time I got worried bcuz he wasted no time killing everyone so brutally but thank God he knows the baby is innocent and that lil boy who ran for help was really smart and swift too! Great input from one true Halloween fan to the next 👋🏼👊🏼😍
Michael loves kids
Well yeah he may sometimes kill randomly but he still does it methodically kills them
If you remember, he didn't kill the Smith's Grove patients in the first movie either, or over 90% of the people he actually encountered. Michael has never been just a mindless killing machine like Jason Vorhees, he's always done things methodically and with a purpose. He uses those around him to his advantage and kills when he needs to accomplish something. For example, he didn't kill the hundreds of people roaming the streets, instead, he killed the people who could potentially get in his way and who were necessary to his goals. It's why he such a terrifying character, he's consciously doing these things to achieve something, unlike Jason Vorhees, Leatherface, Freddi Krueger, and even Michael between movies 2-Resurrection. Michael is trying to achieve a goal, not just wandering around killing random people for no reason. Every person he killed in the new movie, he killed for a reason.
The guards, he needed to escape.
The kid and his dad, he needed their truck.
The mechanic, he needed his jumpsuit.
The bloggers, he needed his mask.
The woman with the baby, he needed her knife.
The woman alone in her house, he needed a place to stake out.
Vicky and her boyfriend, he needed to inflict emotional damage on Allyson.
Allyson's friend, emotional damage to Allyson and he was in Michael's way and interacting with him.
The doctor, he didn't want another Loomis.
The sheriff's deputies, he needed their car.
Ray, again, emotional damage.
None of these kills were random or mindless, they all served Michael's purpose. Michael Myers is terrifying BECAUSE he's humanized, the fact that he didn't kill hundreds of people proves that and makes him more terrifying. He's calculated, he knows what he's doing.
Robert Thompson you mean VICKY and her Boyfriend to inflict Damage to Allyson
@@joshuablackman9108 I do. My mistake
Robert Thompson no worries man I figured it was a typo or you had Allysons name on the brain
Great breakdown & theory! Totally agree!
You nailed it I was thinking the same thing while watching.
It’s cool they’re still doing this. And he’s waited 40 years?! He is way too patient
Vsauce Puppet lol
That is part of his nature, he is incredibly patient, but very methodical and smart
Vsauce Puppet but he wasn’t so much as waiting but he couldn’t do anything until new loomis frees him from the bus
Lol I saw u in dunkeys Halloween special
To my knowledge it's the same guy playing Michael as well, talk about a comeback
My favorite is Julian, he is a legend
J.R Smith that lil beast
For real. The only reason I'm game for a sequel is because Julian might come back. (Of course, he's smart and will probably avoid any further tangles with Michael Myers!)
loved him he the most common sense out of everybody hope they bring him back
J.R Smith fr
You suck in the NBA
We didn't see the bus crash scene because Dr. Satrain crashed it.
Shut up. Don't try to make excuses for this unwatchable mess.
My favorite part was when laurie fell off the roof but when Michael looked down she was gone
I was screaming in the theatre cause it’s like ohh yeah I remember when you did that that first time Michael yeah
Yeah y’all right Laurie pulled a Michael on Michael 🤣
Vintage Couture yea that was my fav part to bec it showed she is just like him her training paid off
Yeaas, Laurie giving Michael his bullshit back.
He like “damn she pulled a me”
Ah so you are the ones who always ruin these movies by yelling stuff during them nice to meet you guys.
James Vandenberg I only spoke during the particular time but the rest of the audience was commenting a lot but it was hilarious
I do like how they reversed the roles. They made Laurie the hunter and Michael the hunted. The monster making the monster
Rick Carr best scene from a horror movie in the past decade TRULY memorable.
I absolutely loved this, especially when Laurie fell down and disappeared like michael did back in the day, I was grinning like a lunatic when that happened.
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I feel like it was more hunter VS hunter, as the 60-year-old behemoth that is Myers never really stops and hides from the eldest Strode, in the final act he's even setting traps (mannequin room) for her.
I thought it was lame. The movie ended with too much gun *action*. The finale mostly highlighted Micheal getting his ass kicked, and it was less scary with energetic characters that didn't deserve to get the jump on the antagonist. The traps gave too much level-playing field to Laurie. The main protagonist and antagonist never had any real conflict until the end of the movie. And still, the conflict wasn't very honest since the story revolved around (Alyson who ignores her grandmother as well as Karen who also neglects paranoid Laurie..The only insight about the trap we get is that Karen was trained to assassinate Micheal which sounds cheesy when you think of it)
Since the movie didn't show us how Laurie deserved to kill Micheal (Such as showing us Laurie's trial and error to make the trap & what might spoil the trap from working so theres more at stake)
I feel cheated as a spectator that Micheal was set to get offed so easily.
Title should be changed to "Full Movie Explained"
not even explained, more "described."
it has something good, you don't have to watch the movie^^
Your mom.
It’s at least 20 minutes shorter than dead meat’s video
This guy actually misses A LOT of important details.
I think the most interesting part was how much Michael didn't care about Laurie. For 40 years (and maybe to mimic much of the franchise) Laurie believed that Michael was waiting for her, as she was waiting for him, but when he got out, he had no real desire to find her. There is a chance he didn't even know her name. Their final battle was not him tracking her down, but him physically being kidnapped and taken to her house. Laurie even literally shoot him outside of the babysitter's house, but he doesn't even care. He just walks away. So it was interesting how they took the story back to its roots, how Carpenter initially intended it. Laurie and Michael have no connection, he just sees someone and decides to kill them, not really carrying who the person is.
So true.
Nico Mendoza I think he wanted to destroy her mentally
No, I bet with in that 40 yrs, The Dr. Mentioned Laurie and he put 2 and 2 together. He knows what hes doing and is making moves, so practicle that they dont make sense to us since we didnt wait 40 yrs and plan everything out like him. He is definitely ultimately trying to kill Laurie. I bet Micheal had a big plan but since he was trapped, it didnt work. In the next film they will most likely explore his thought process and such. And that's why he could take hits as hard as he did, him wanting to kill Laurie is what keeps him alive through what humans shouldn't. And he does kill for purpose,
Kid and dad for truck
Those gas station guys for clothes
Podcasters for mask
Old lady for knife
Neighbor lady so that he can camp out
Vickey and Dave for emotional damage
Cops for car
Dr Sartain because he simply hated him for 40 years
Rey for emotional damage
All to get to Laurie.
That's why they should of kept them being brother and sister into the storyline.
imagine Laurie trying to get Michael's attention then he's just like whatever bitch then she gets him mad then he's like get tf on raggedy bitch then tries to actually kill her
You forgot that he actually killed a kid at the beginning
niansillabffs what kid?
The hunter kid
snapped his neck while choking him
@Tevin Green no he snaps his neck after choking him
One could argue that the kid isn't a baby so there's that 🤷
When I saw Allyson holding the knife in the back of the truck I didn’t think she obtained a killer instinct. I think after all of that she is now traumatized like Laurie. Her old life is over and she was so close to dying like her friends did. I think it symbolizes that she’s becoming more hardened like her grandmother.
Good point. Plus she seems to have a better relationship with her grandmother, so perhaps she'll become her understudy.
Yup this is exactly what I thought too
@Syyner oh shit, i never thought of that scene that way, i like that idea
They could go that route. Or maybe she liked the feeling of stabbing and she'll become a serial killer like Michael. We've already seen one coping mechanism where the victim (laurie) of micheals killing spree becomes a wary badass. Why would the directors show the same thing just with another character. I think it'd be cool to show for them to show another way of coping. Which, in allysons case, would be to become a vengeful killer.
@@marielwom4765 they tried to do that after halloween 4 and in the rob zombie's remakes and didn't end up well
Cool video. Love how you refer to Michael as the shape. Not many people I know pick up on that
Who else loved the part where Lori fell down into the back yard and Michael was staring at her, turned his back for second just to look back and see shes gone? It even played the "Doodledooooooo!" Chime thing haha. This time, the sister got to do the disappearing act, complete with mysterious musical chime. And then she appears in the shadows "Happy Halloween michael!" Priceless. No offense to Rob Zombies remakes, but omfg... This was the true continuation of the originals. Bravo
Well here's parallels:
You have 3 generations of Strodes there. Which is symbolism for the 3 different timelines. Its almost like they took all 3 Lauries and created 3 characters with it.
1. Laurie is now a fighter. The original Laurie
2. Karen is just like Karrie from H20 in a sense that she is scared but tactical. Like H20 she mans up and uses her better judgement to kill what she has been hiding her entire life from.
3. Obviously the granddaughter is just like the reboot Laurie. She watched all of her friends die and she aides in the death of Michael...she's hinted to become crazy at the end. She might even go back and kill her boyfriend.
You mean 2. is Kara from Halloween 6
+DerHorrorTyp no 3. There’s 3 Halloween timelines. Karrie is from the H20 timeline.
I thought the same thing about the granddaughter but her mental state was good the entire movie we all know the psychos are the cowards the ones that are cowardly so I would say she won't cause of that
Robert Loyale I hope for two things. First they do NOT make a repeat of what happened to Laurie in Rob Zombies movies and apply that idea to Allyson. Secondly they don't make Allyson into a killer like Jamie or Laurie in the end of Zombies Halloween 2. Hopefully they'll realize both of these ideas failed horribly and go a different route.
Robert Loyale hey this nauseous
Imagin taking a Xray of him and seeing a dozen of bullets inside
Lol
“Hey mate you look a little shocked?”
“Lad you have a fucken tonn of buckshot in ya! The fuck happened?”
tries to walk through airport security
And then he gets cancer from the faulty X-ray machine.
Markuss Kristofers this guy gets hit by a car with a deer cage on the front and still gets up and runs around without any broken bones like nothing ever happened. WTF! are these famous killer aliens or super humans?
"Going back to his favorite pass time killing innocent fools" had me dying lol
I honestly really liked this movie. It had it problems for sure, but overall i think it was the best Halloween sequel. People complained about the gore and how Michael wasn't the same killer as he was in the original, and to that I say yes, he isn't the same as he was in the original. It has been 40 years that he has gone without killing, so of course when he got out he would go on a killing spree. Also, Laurie changed drastically as well. I think both character changes were necessary and worked well. My major complaint about the movie is how in the end scene it kept referencing the original. At first it was cool but it got to a point where all I could think about was the original. I was almost surprised that Laurie survived, because these horror sequels usually kill of the main character of the original. To say the least it was a pleasant surprise. Do I think Michael is dead? No. I do not think that Michael died a the end of this film, but I hope he did. If he did die it makes this the final confrontation, if he didn't then it renders this movie pointless. The only way that I can see it not being pointless is if it lead to something greater, like this was the first step in a massive rampage. Hearing his breathing at the end of the movie may not necessarily mean that he is still alive. I still believe that he is alive (I mean this guy took 7 shots to the chest and 1 to the neck) but for those that don't want to believe that he is alive it could just be his final breaths or just a fun little easter egg.
Into the non serious stuff now:
I kinda felt bad for Michael when they showed him just staring up at them while being burnt.
And that Kid that was being baby-sitted is probably the smartest person in any horror movie. Just say "Oh Shit!" then leave the house and don't come back.
The score in this movie is fucking amazing. When they played the theme at the end credits I got pretty pumped up.
Yeah thats basically everything I had to say. I just like talking about anything to do with horror. Hit me up on my discord "conmar2004#2004" if you want to discuss anything about the genre (none of my friends are into horror)
Connor Films how did you feel bad for him? He’s literally the epitome of evil
@@juxe411 Just the way the shot was, It's strange thing to feel bad for a killer. I am also a really big Michael Myers fan, so I guess that's why.
@@crippledconnor same! i honestly thought i was the only one to feel bad. Like yeah, he's a murderer and I don't condone that. But like, him burning alive and the empty eyes as he just watches them was just like damn. I think in part because of how the movie was written. As many videos have stated, the writers chose to do a role reversal in which laurie became the predator and michael the prey. so it kind of tricks the audience, as we'd naturally feel empathy towards the perceived victim.
@@faithstanley2263 Yeah definitely, it really is a wonder how film coupled with the human brain can create so many emotions that we never knew we could feel.
I feel the same way because it felt like he was actually sad a little and if Michael is alive it should continue on then same night and it should be called Halloween the Rampage continues
7:55 The mom was acting to get Michael to reveal himself and fall into their pre-planned trap. This is important because it shows that all the Training and planning with her mother during childhood eventually paid off in the end. Officially solidifying their newfound trust for each other and fleshing out thier relationship in a more completed story arch. Im honestly Disappointed you didnt get that, or at least didnt include that plot point in the video.
Exactly!!
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Like I said before the girls didn't deserve to get the jump on Micheal. We know Laurie built a trap, though her method was never shown to the audience once. The only time in the story we see it is a montage of Laurie shooting guns and lame hints about the trap through Karen's dialogue saying ''This is my childhood'' as she enters the bunker in the finale.
Really, the story felt really weak and to kill off Micheal like that disrespects John Carpenters iconic character
I'm salty about how the ending was handled and how the trap didn't link up to the finale with enough insight for the audience.
I also feel like on Micheal's part he didn't get to demonstrate the spirit of the Halloween franchise. His kill count in the movie were mediocre and mostly off screen, implied, or after the fact. I was hoping for something more invigorating to happen at the end. Instead we get the director trying to be innovative with hunted being the hunters
@@masons4425 I'm not sure if you stayed until after the credits, but once they're done rolling you can hear Michael breathing, assuming he's survived and is still out there somewhere. The only reason I stayed past credits is that you never see his body the last time the basement is shown in flames, so I thought there would be a clip afterward.
The way they ended it, actually set it up for another movie to me, because we didnt see him die, and there is the fact that he could have just got out by busting through the floor, since she didnt reinforce the floor.
... but it was a basement...
@@codyarcher3263 he was able to rip the macanical island off the rotation I'm sure going through a wooden floor be no problem
What wooden floor my guy they are in a basement did he also dig his way out through the dirt?
@@jamesvandenberg3516 the one that is between the kitchen and the basement, the kitchen floor, she was able to shoot right through it, meaning, its a normal floor. Just because there was a trap built in the walk way to the basement doesn't mean she reinforced the whole floor.
There is going to be a sequel. So I wonder how he has escaped
thought allyson holding the knife suggested she might have been possessed
Ian Lai that is what I have been wondering since I watched it
Did you notice how she stabbed Michael? That’s the first thing I caught on to. Then the way she was holding the knife.
By what? Theres no cult of thorn anymore ya know.
I would replace possessed by "possibly dormant but now active psychopath". Some "natural born" psychopath's don't actually become a psychopath until a stressful and traumatic event happens to them, like say surviving an attack from a psychotic serial killer.
Absolutely NOT!!!! she was in shock that's all
Anyone else notice that the kids trick or treating were wearing the masks from Halloween 3
No but now you mention it there going to be possibly more deaths now. I am half joking and half what’s going on.
I noticed
The mom didn't get a new resolve when she sees him at the top of the stairs, she acted scared to make Michael come after her
The Panda Man Thank you, I was waiting for someone to point this out
LOL, first thing I did after watching was look for this!
That was one of my favourite moments, found it strange the way he described it
I didn’t watch anyone else’s because I was waiting just for you. The best explainer for movies hands down!
SinglePxmp he explained the movie pretty badly
Not that I'm telling that he's bad,but there are better ones out there if u ask me
he's usually the best. but this is poor. he completely failed to mention that the whole thing was roles being reversed. and michael was now the hunted, which actually makes me disagree with him when he basically says it's all stuff we've seen before. and that most those homages he was talking about were just background easter eggs and not just reshot scenes
SinglePxmp same lol
The real question is...will Michael grow his finger back?
nahhh, because if he could he would grow his eye back also
If they kept with the supernatural aspect yeah, but I guess they through that out the window
@VerenZ Gaming what.....he didnt wear gloves because of that it was because they were left by tommy.
@VerenZ Gaming its all good lol.
Dem bitches gone
This seems less like an "Ending Explained" and more of a synopsis of the entire movie...
You must be new here lmao
Must be new
Draxz ahhh fresh meat welcome to the channel
I love this channel so much! FoundFlix and DeadMeat should do crossovers more often!
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@@OnlyGoodSHHH dead meat is better sorry
@@werememescometodie6795 lets start a war. The deadmeat faction vs foundflix allegiance
They're gonna make another one ofc cause you know he aint dead
haha you must be young, how do you think they made sequels? With these older horror flicks if they don't show them 100% disinigrated they're still alive.
@Droid X u hear him breathing at the end. Also the fire for some odd reason just formed around him while everything else was set ablaze
And ya know... money
NO WAY he's dead lol unless I see that dead body myself he ain't dead, she should have waited the WHOLE time the house burned and then checked for the body, but ya know that would be to logical 🤦😂
@Droid X that's where you're wrong, kiddo
I think the breathing in the ending represents more of a metaphorical idea. Myers has been explained to be "pure evil" so in my opinion that symbolises how evil can't die.
I watched this 5 months ago and didn’t get the ending and found this!
Thank you!
The reporters didn’t cause him to go into action. The fact that he was being transported to a different facility on a bus was the reason he went into action. He had an opportunity to escape so he did. The reporters were there to talk to him before he was to be transported to a much stricter facility.
Logan Brown it was the fact they brought his mask you face fuck
He didn't have an opportunity to escape. He was set free by the doctor who wanted to see what Michael would do if out free. He was sure he'd go after Laurie and kill her but he wanted to see if Laurie was his only motivation and what he would do after she was dead. He explained that in the police car to Alison.
Nick Nieves
I agree with the fact that the doctor set him free. But last time I checked, being set free by the doctor is in fact an opportunity to escape.
Bro morals? Man killed a 12 year old after leaving his father dead in plain sight for him to see before snapping his neck.....
He did so cause Michael saw the kid as blocking his goal which was at the time find a way to transport himself. He spares the kid who is being babysat so he gets the babysitter to come upstairs to be killed instead.
Yea this guy just didn't seem to get the points of what the film makers wanted the audience to get. There was no morality just the baby was not a means to a end. It was no threat or obstacle. Simple stuff really. This review was honestly lazy.
It was nothing to do with morals or obstacle, they killed that kid because in horror movies the children are always protected by plot armor, he killed because the producers tought it would be a good idea because it would make the audience uneasy whenever Michael was near a child for the rest of the movie
bluegreen 118 IT FUCKING WORKED!!!!
The kid that got killed early on was only killed because he had a weapon on him. I feel like he attacked the doctor cause he was wearing the police officer’s coat.
Just watched the movie today. Being 51 years of age I remember being 12 or 13 when I saw Halloween for my first time. I snook down in the basement in the early morning hours to watch it on HBO since my parents refused to let me watch it. It left me terrified to even sneak back upstairs and creep into my bed. Hating most every sequel after the '78 original I was excited to see this new story. I saw it on a week dayat 1 pm. I was the ONLY person in this small Baltimore theatre. I almost had a panic attack before it even started saying to myself I don't want to watch this alone. Overall I give it a solid B/B+. It was very good and had some great scares and a couple rather very disturbing scenes. JLC was amazing as Laurie. And they got the mask down perfectly. Remember those tragic masks in the later sequels. What scared me the most is after the movie I needed to use the bathroom. I looked at the first 2 stalls with disgust like that female reporter in the movie before entering the third and final stall only to have someone try to come in while I'm sitting there pants hanging below the knees. I screamed like a girl and that was my Halloween scare. Jesus Fuck I freaked out and quickly washed my hands and left the theatre never looking back at the man who tried to invade my potty time. Happy Halloween all!
LOVE your Channel Bro. Cheers from Ecuador.
No the reason the doctor killed that guy was because earlier in the movie the doctor said "I want to feel the pleasure of killing" because he is Michaels doctor he wasn't helping Michael he was trying to feel what Michael felt when killing
Yeah the doctor was just obsessed with Michael
It was both, he wanted to know what Michael felt, but he also was obsessed with Michael, and he turned insane and tried to help Michael. So that part he’s right
Kinda but the main reason was he wanted to see him in an uncontrolled environment and if the cop killed him he wouldn’t get to see him react and possibly talk when he met the strode family
You are all correct here is my thought. I thought whilst watching it that he was curious what killing feels like, an obsession with his patient in a near idolizing sense... plus he was desperate to hear him talk after so many years of trying to get him too.
I would say pretty much everyone is right and did anyone get the feeling that the Doctor wasn't really a
good guy/had ulterior motives when he talked about how he had to lobby to be able to treat/study Myers and was
perfectly okay with the 2 podcasters showing Myers the mask?
I never get tired of Foundflix. His ending explained is too damn good.
He just describes what happened lol.
Awesome review! Love the Sam figurine on your shelf! As for not killing the baby, I think they paid homage to Halloween 2 when Michael was hiding in the hospital nursery; he didn't hurt the babies in that one either.
everyone: thinks is over
cough cough halloween kills halloween ends
I've been waiting for this since Friday😂 FINALLY thanks Foundflix💪🏽
Me Too!
Same here
6:25 He also didn't kill the 2 trick or treaters who ran straight into him on the sidewalk, I grouped that in with the baby in my head.
The same thing happened in the original.
i think that more had to do with his goal and if he stopped to kill two kids in the open he wouldve been spotted.
The only kid he killed had a rifle on him. He was a threat.
Yea and he didn’t kill Julian too because he’s the one that called the police
The reason he didnt kill the baby and the little kids was because he only kill teens and adults, little kids dont appear to have a threat towards Michael, the boy in the bus crash was killed because he was a threat he had a gun thats the only reason he was killed
"Michael escapes the bus, because there wouldn't be a movie otherwise" 😂😂🤣brooooooo
I've legit binged all of your videos
the image of micheal staring up at laurie while he is about to be burned alive is so scary
Best shot of the movie in my opinion
i love that part
Jamie Lee Curtis killing it all these years later, like dayum girl you just don’t quit
Same, and i just really liked that she had her old haircut, just sort of bringing her back to the roots.
Another great video!!
Side note Just watched a movie called " I still see you" and it was pretty alright although there are alot of unexplained stuff , thats a movie i would love for you todo a video on
Such a good lad. Love all your vids.
It’s funny when u think about how Michael is in his 60’s . Makes him less scary knowing he’s old
Wytchfinde yeah but just him Being old makes it less intimidating
Wytchfinde yeah so true
For me he was more scary/intimidating in this movie then all the other movies including the 1st. Even when you saw some of his face before he get's the mask he looked like an average man (besides the eye injury) but gave off the vibe that he wasn't.
actually it makes him more so. Because instead of him being a colleged aged kid (like in the 1st movie). He is a demented and experienced monster of a man who's rage has been building in complete silence during a long lifetime on imprisonment!!!
Airbreaker64 till he chokes a bitch 😂
this movie had me DYING when he was getting burned he was like "i'm coming back for a sequel"
The funny part is that..The guy who was sitting right next to me had no clue about the prequel..I kept on explaining him about all the minor references from the previous..
And I even had goosebumps when I heard Michael's breathing sound..
Spot on! Everything you said I thought as well when I saw the film opening day. The moment they trapped him and are facing off I thought he was finally going to speak. Because they kept referring to him not talking ever so it seemed like ah here it comes and then nothing. Great review!!!
“Gimme my damn footlong!!”
.... That’s what she said😂
RJ Toney not to you
RJ Toney 😐😑😂😂
its 2018 you might as well said
that's what he said
Studies show the they were lying about the size of their footlong, leaving many customers disappointed, frustrated, and unsatisfied.
That's when he said "out of footlongs, here take this egg roll" 😎
Would anyone watch a movie about Michael’s time spent in custody to learn about his morals and how that went as an explanation of why he has morals and some of his kills are more brutal?
Yes! That could be a cool spinoff, and call it. Make it Samuel Loomis' carrer story and call it
*"Loomis"*
*"Evil's Doctor"*
He doesn’t have morals. He isn’t human. He is pure evil, nothing more than a shape.
I know it’ll never be done because it wouldn’t be a horror movie but I’d love to see kind of like a documentary style movie of his life locked away all these years. And with him talking lol
Xzevix Yates true the character was designed that way but for one he didn’t kill the other inmates on the bus when he escaped and he didn’t kill the baby if he was really just pure evil and a shape he wouldn’t spare anyone period.
Matthew Brooks
He didn’t spare them due to morals. He needed the inmates alive so that he could blend in until he found his escape, and the baby was simply not worth his time.
You fight for that footlong bro!! Dont let anyone tell you different, fight for what makes you happy.
This must be the fastest growing channel in RUclips history!
Interesting video but I disagree with a few key points.
First, I think showing the bus crash wouldn't have worked for several reasons. It would face stolen some thunder from the unmasked gas station rampage to follow; it would have been hard to execute anything as potent as imagining how he got loose and caused that carnage; and most importantly, the Sartain twist carries a distinct implication he must have had some hand in causing the crash or freeing Michael to do so, and they couldn't afford to telegraph that twist so early.
Second, Michael appeared to kill all of the guards and any patient he considered a threat. The only ones left alive were docile and drugged out of their minds, wandering aimlessly around the road.
Why did he let any of them live? Simple: they were camouflage. Michael was unmasked and wearing bright white prison scrubs. The only way to hide and ambush the inevitable Good Samaritan was in plain sight, blending in among the sheep until his means of escape arrived.
Third, I don't think there was any kind of 'moralistic' decision on his part not to kill that baby. I think it was mostly just a nice fake out by the director, but on an in-universe level I think it was honestly just beneath his notice.
Consider: he didn't choke the kids he bumped into on the sidewalk. He didn't run around slashing every random person he came across on the street. He was stretching his legs, testing his skills after so long dormant and in captivity before starting his patented stalking in earnest. I'm not sure he even really registered the baby was there or have any more thought to killing it than he would have to stabbing a television just because it was making noise. We see it as helpless, defenseless. I think to him it was just an inanimate object: Not Prey.
I 100% agree. Good to see someone who liked the movie for logical reasons.
And isnt either a blind fanboy or on the contrary a nitpicking hater.
For sure, not at all. I liked it, I think a lot; I didn't quite love it. I thought they made a few choices that were brilliant and a few that were a little iffy. Overall I thought it was well done and maybe even better than a lot of people are giving it credit for. And even the things I felt didn't quite land - like the Sartain twist - I understand what they were going for and why they went there.
God tier comment
Agree with you but the bus scene we couldn’t see because I’m pretty certain they are implying the doctor is the one who caused it so they didn’t wanna ruin that twist. The other part is the baby was left in to be a moral choice the directors wouldn’t have added it otherwise. Just think he could have killed that kid who was getting babysat as well but instead allowed him to live so he could get the babysitter to come upstairs instead.
DANG I LIKE THIS
They legit shot his hand , ran him over , etc and still didnt die 😂😂😂
When did they drive them over?
NK GAMING2017 in the new one
So is michael immortal i am still new to this franchise so i dont know aloy
Just before the doc killed the cop after they found Laurie (I think that’s the daughters name)
They shot his finger(s) off, they rammed him with a vehicle, and he got shot on the hind-shoulder.
This channel is basically the theater
I agree with you on there being a sequel and that it seemed like they wanted us to question the instance where the youngest Strode woman was holding fast to a knife that a serial killer has been using to murder folks. I would love to see more of Michael and his new rage filled killings! I personally loved the way the new film made Michael more human. It's the take on things that I have been waiting for. Thanks for the take you gave on the ending...you confirmed my beliefs!
I can’t wait till 2058 for the third one !
Lmao Laurie and Michael in their hundreds 😂😂
I'll be 58 years old damn
Michael will stab laurie on her death bed lol
John Eberle funny...
FUCK off
Is it just me or does everyone watches his videos without even seeing the movies?
it's just you. the movie has record ticket sales and is doing better than a lot of horror movies. So no, a majority of people watched the movie.
it’s not just you
Bhanu Pratap I don’t know they probably just do
Jurassic Reptile i think he meant in general not this specific movie
@@natalialeslie270 At least someone gets me.
And this 👇🏻 is for every one else
".......watches his videos...the movies........."
So yeah, I was talking about his videos in general.
9:40 she looks like Bruce Willis with a wig
marsh mello LoL
LMAOOO
😂😂😂😂
Laurie is unbreakable
Lmao. Halloween: Die Hard
That kid was so funny “alacazam? i know you smokein weed” 😂
Next thing you know the little kid returns and kills michael in a sequel
Can you please do a ending explain on the haunting of hill house please
Funny Luck if you want him to do this post it periodically so he sees it
Ok
The ending wasn't that hard to follow
Mr Nobody ik it’s just some pieces I didn’t understand
Droid X me too
I was mad he didn't take the bigger knife from that guy.
Will you do an ending explained about the netflix series The Haunting of Hillhouse??
Love your videos!!
i really loved the new halloween movie, it definitely was great that they went ahead and retconned the past movies and went back to basics, and laurie kicking some ass, it was just so good! and i feel it really doesnt need a sequel but since its made a ton of money we will definitely see a sequel
Board: lets try and make this the LAST Halloween movie
Random guy with money: Yup. Totally...
Cyronics 786 you never know when another Halloween will be made after this
Reva Schuller no doubt
You can't kill the Boogeyman.
Re-watching this since "Halloween Kills" is coming out this year 2021 finally!
I want a spinoff with kung fu master busta rhymes now
Matt Man lol
lmfaoooooo
Me too it would have been lit 💥💥💥💥
Perhaps he will be in the next movie teaching Laurie his deadly moves so she can finally put Michael down for good.
the little black kid might of been a reference to that idk
I was waiting for this video to come out, THANK YOU FOUND FLIX
8:03 I loved that scen, when she acts scared then goes gotcha and BOOM
Just a correction (great content btw):
In the original when Michael escaped, he did so by lletting out all the patients.
It was a disraction so he could get away.
Also in the original, he never attacked Tommy or Lyndsay, and when Lonnie Elam bumped into him,
he just stood him back and let him walk away.
Im not seeing that as a new development within Halloween 2018, rather consistency and great attention to detail by David and Danny.
Aside from his neice in the later films, he's never been known to go after kids anyway.
Far as killing the kid, its both a nod to Halloween 3 and Assault on Pecint 13 by John Carpenter.
He's like Carpenter said, a force of nature, calculated but not in any personal way.
I loved the film🎃👏who else?
l e i l a i loved it it reminded me of the 80s when i watched the originals
I honestly didn't think it was all that, the logic was and cliche was pretty bad
Devin Mccurry O sucks for you
@@thedarklordofthewesternwor4300 I mean atleast I'm being honest and very realistic and thinking for my self which is rare
Devin Mccurry Yeah....still sucks for you
ur legit my fav youtuber now
Same
This got to be my Favorite Halloween movie thus far!!
I love this channel 💯🤙🏻
It was a good movie but I just hated how the characters were still dumb
1: So Laurey spent thousands of dollars to ready for this event but had no automatic guns and decided to have BOLT ACTION rifles which are so slow.
2: Why would you take a long barreled gun while searching tight small rooms? She had been training for 40 years and wouldn't think to take something that he couldn't grab the end of?
3: Why would the dad go outside of a secure house and check on the police car?
4: Why did Laurey go out looking to kill Michael when she had her house preped to kill him?
5: Why does EVERY character that dies in their home leave the doors unlocked?
I know its a movie but they could have made it a little more realistic
I was that annoying person in the theater asking all of these questions out loud. But it was one of those lit Saturday nights. We left laughing. I want to leave spooked dammit! Lol
Her gun choice was good and realistic . Bolt action ? U mean lever action ? In real life u are not getting no automatic weapons and a lot of states ban high capacity magazine so the .357 lever action is a good choice
@@alexa04tx And?
I meant in the basement when out of all the guns on the rack she grabbed the rifle with the scope. I mean she was cornered and he's coming down the stairs you wouldn't grab something else? Plus if you're that paranoid and you prepare for 40 years you can definitely get them its not too hard.
And what? I said what I said.
I’m guessing you didn’t watch until the end of the credits, because after the credits you hear Michael still breathing. Obviously meaning he’s still alive
Really?
@@harleyavron6094 yep.
But he did point out that Michael was breathing
Im guessing you didnt watch until the end of the video bc he pointed Micheal's breathing out
Guessing you didn't watch the video, because he did point that out in the video...
Michael Meyers: “I waited 40 years.”
Toby the Demon: “That’s cute.” 😏
I would like to point out that who plays Dr. Sartain is Haluk Bilginer, one of the best Turkish actors ever. Amongst the several national awards he got, he won the best actor Emmy in 2019. He's truly amazing. (Although I didn't watch this movie, I can't imagine him acting bad.)
I wonder how tall FoundFlix is
Mega tall
Rayray72Jr pretty tall. He played micheal Meyers in the 2007 rob zombie remake
Coke and Hentai So he’s 6’9
Rayray72Jr he’s 6’9
Cool BEANS lmao nice
11:05 "...home video release." HaHa! I love it! lol Great channel!
Busta Rhymes?! How did I not hear about this sooner! I need this in my life!
"Send Dave first". Best line of the movie.
Short explanation: Micheal always lives
Yeah I think the same bc all these series michale didnt die
Just watched it a 2nd time and I love this film even more! The score is phenomenal, kills are brutal, and most of all He's back. Also that shape hunts Allyson is an amazing track!
Soundtrack was really good my favorite was Michael Kills Again
@foundflix where did u get that Robocop tshirt??? I NEED IT!! awesome review.
I absolutely loved this film. I haven’t seen any of the other sequels though. I totally agree with the escape scene I wish it was a lot different.
Surprised he didnt talking about the after the credits clip which reveals theres going to be a part 2
Spoiler alert
They dont really show anything or a glimpse of Michael but after the credits you can hear somebody breathing and of course it sounds like Micheal breathing.
NissanHyoryuLyfe I didn’t know there was a post credits scene :(
He did mention it
Yeah, I kinda wished they didn't do that because I thought this was supposed to be the last movie, ending the fight between Laurie and Michael for good. But since this has become cult movie series, I understand why they did it.
And fun fact, that’s actually Nick Castles breathing from the original Halloween that was used in that final post credits audio clip. Which I thought was pretty cool considering Nick Castle is the original Shape.
Not sure if it's been said but i think that the clutching Michael's knife thing was a subtle way of saying that she's just like Laurie now. But also if I remember a interview on the movie the director said that the film was meant to be 2 films shot back to back but they wanted to take it slow and be sure that it was well received first i think it's the same idea as the most recent pirates movie that it's the beginning of the end so i think that the sequel will pick up almost directly after this one and ultimately will end superman doomsday style with Laurie and Michael fighting each other till Laurie kills him and ends up dying just a thought but if they wanted this to be a final showdown kind of thing if done right it could be great because if would finally bring Laurie's story to a firm close with no loose ends given that her whole purpose in life since the first round of killings has been to kill Michael
@Mr.J reviews
Very true plus in the 1st movie Laurie kept dropping the knife/weapons after she hurt Michael.
Mr.J reviews
Do you think micheal myers has a nephew out there seeking revenge if he was burn alive and the nephew read about the escape micheal did and found out that lourie and her family is alive?
I really doubt it because in the first movie (cause it's the only canon one now) we know about the older sister only and it would be a bit of a shark jump to say that his sister had a kid that we didn't know about before now but since he survived 7 gun shots and then 40 years later be able to do what he does in the film I think that him getting out of the house relatively unhurt would make more sense because while he is human there is easily something inhuman about him given his strength, psychopathy and resilience
@@neondeion12 true but i think that was more fear and stress given what she was going through not being able to hold onto the knife in the moment would make sense
@Mr J
Why that does sense it's still a popular criticism and has developed into a horror movie trope that was even parodied in Cabin in the woods.
Saw the movie a couple days ago, I loved it.
Great explanations