Before shooting the last moments of the movie, Donald Pleasance told John Carpenter that the final scene could be done two ways for the facial expression of Dr. Loomis seeing that Michael was gone from the lawn after being shot and falling: "My god, he's not there but he should be", or "I knew he would be gone". Carpenter agreed that the latter choice was the best.
This one hits harder than the rest. Especially the end credits and the opening bc of the high hat instead of the bass drum. It sounds more vintage in a way and more original for some reason
I love the background ticking and noise and the lack of the high-pitched "strings" instrumentation (played at the end) so much better on this original mono version than the "remastered" version.
That look of fear of Loomis at the end when he sees Michael is gone. He knows thats no human. He knows it's something far more evil then a human
It’s no ordinary evil…it’s an indestructible evil
Before shooting the last moments of the movie, Donald Pleasance told John Carpenter that the final scene could be done two ways for the facial expression of Dr. Loomis seeing that Michael was gone from the lawn after being shot and falling: "My god, he's not there but he should be", or "I knew he would be gone". Carpenter agreed that the latter choice was the best.
The most chilling song. back in 1978... Wow. I had such a impact on people back then. I absolutely love this movie.
I once did this song (with lyrics at a talent show) and I meant to say he can't die but accedentelly said he ate child
@@darkcornertrap3509 oof. Man thats, that's uhh, ouch. But dude. I bet you did good!
@@darkcornertrap3509 LOL
Hearing it makes you a kid again so you can feel the creepy scare and the crazy fun of the original movie
I visualized every scene with each track😂
SAME
This one hits harder than the rest. Especially the end credits and the opening bc of the high hat instead of the bass drum. It sounds more vintage in a way and more original for some reason
If both Halloween 1 and 2 were all in one film...
Before we move on, we'll be having an intermission.
*Mike Stoklasa Voice* “Michael’s never *really* gone.”
"I understood that reference."
I love the background ticking and noise and the lack of the high-pitched "strings" instrumentation (played at the end) so much better on this original mono version than the "remastered" version.
FRR the remastered has no high hat and sounds so unoriginal
This one sounds vintage
0:20 "que heavy breathing"
*heavy breathing*
I was waiting for it but it didn’t come with it
Pure evil never dies.
It changes shape
it was the boogeyman?
In the matter of fact it was
@@nacho1222 *heavy breathing intensified*
@@nacho1222"As a matter of fact" is the expression you want. No one says "in the matter of fact".
Awesome theme.
Good film.
0:00 LEGENDARY FOREVER YOU LIKE SCARY MOVIE🤡🎈🤡🎈🤡
i find this theme so fucking creepy like fr but its my fav along with the exorcist's tubular bells
Trilha sonora de arrepiar .
Was that the bogie man?
Yes...Im afraid it was.
Why does this sound different to the actual song in the credits
"Whats the boogeyman"
ETERNEL A L INFINI A JAMAIS
Was that the boogeyman
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Good Night Yall It's over 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪
Yeah sadly
I'm gonna go watch Halloween now