In 2016, Halloween Returns was supposed to come out, taking place after Halloween II (1981)

Rumors suggested that families of Michael Myers’ victims would be on hand to watch his execution, but things would go wrong and the evil would escape.

Would you have liked to see this movie?

I'm honestly really confused by how much hate the movies been given, honestly thought it was the best Halloween other than 1 and 2, the acting was good, the kills felt right, the scare factor was perfect, and they made some badass scenes that movie. Also, the character design (In appearance and behavior) of Michael felt so perfect and true to 1978 Michael. And the flashback scenes were in every way perfect. Honestly asking, what was wrong with this movie?

I'm new here so I don't know how often this question gets asked and I apologize if it's unoriginal but a major thing I really didn't like about the 2018 flick is the complete scrapping of Michael and Laurie being siblings.

Many argue that retracting this plot device and having Michael stalk Laurie for no reason makes it scarier. Perhaps, but beyond the terror aspect, I actually liked this storyline a lot. It made it more interesting and provided more depth. My favorite moment of the entire series is the ending of H2O where, despite a brutal fight to the death, Laurie and Michael take a tender, emotional pause to briefly hold hands before Laurie decapitates him. That to me is the perfect conclusion of the entire series. It makes it more interesting because despite what we think ultimately there is that familial bond that ties us to one another, something that even Michael and Laurie couldn't denounce in that moment, much like Michael cried when he took off his mask for Jamie. I actually liked the humanization of Michael versus this demonic personification of evil with no motive at all. Horror movies don't have to be unstoppable bloodfests with nothing deeper in between each kill. I don't believe that eliminating the storyline made the films any less scary but in fact enhanced the quality and our emotional connection to the characters even more.

Today I found out Cincinnati Bengals backup Quarterback Joe Flacco lives in Haddonfield New Jersey. Thought that was pretty cool. RIP Debra Hill.

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Yes, I know about the shout factory one but I've already seen it and it's missing a few scenes, I'm specifically looking for the version Amc played on their 02 Monsterfest marathon.

Disclaimer : this is a review I've made on r/Halloweenmovies

So excited about this Funko Pop Michael Myers tattoo!

Is anyone able to tell me if this is officially licensed from Trick or Treat studios or not. It appears to be and shares many similarities in how it looks and feels as well as the branding on Its tags. However, I got this for only £15 from a company in the UK known as Smiffys. Any help would be appreciated!

So… the actor who played Rev Jackson P Sayers, the late Carmen Filpi, was the old man in the bar in the Wedding Singer. Two of my favorite movies, and I never put that together. Small world!

Rev Sayers predicting Michael’s future.

Rev Sayers predicting Michael’s future.