Did they do a Texas 2 30 year set? I have my Chop Top, Dennis Hopper and Grandpa figurines . Wasn't sure if that was a anniversary set though

Neat. Where can I get one??

Thanks for the video. Just subscribed. H3 is one of my all-time favorites. Watch it quite often and listen to the score multiple times a week while working. They just had a showing in a theater before Halloween. My 17 year-old and I went. Great time.

I love this movie!!! Undertaker “ You’re a dead man Ramsey” lol

I remembered watching this movie in my program.

Wow I was not aware that they were destroying the Silver Shamrock factory!! Its Iconic in my eyes. Damn. Thank you.

Cool! Always wanted this one, thanks for showing!

That's a sickk collection!! 🎃🤘

Too cool, Good job saving this display. It's sad to think how many of these displays ended up in the landfill 😢

when is the next convention you are going to/Happy Halloween 🎃

Cool thanks

Awesome video! Really enjoyed it. Any luck with finding where the swimming pool scene was shot?

Have you ever ranked the Halloween series movies ?

I remember back at this place near me called Willow Video they were selling that Halloween Book for 100 dollars i think, the 1978 book

can you make a video when you show all of your autographs

I live in humboldt. It's a weird place.

Question. How do you clean it once you are done with it?

Awesome video! The mill location is really interesting. I saw some photos online of the interior they used for Loomis' house, which was also at the mill. It still has some of the wood paneling and bar area used in the scene, albeit totally trashed now. Halloween 6 is really underrated and I've always been a fan Edit: I know KZbin removes comments with URLs but if you google 'thennowmovielocations Halloween 6' you'll see some photos of Loomis' house interior

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Well done! I enjoyed every minute of this🙂

Interesting that the #22 Bus was or looks like a regular diesel bus back in 1993 and now it's an electric trolley bus

cool video and info, enjoyed the skits too 🙂 Challis would be happy, he needed that drink I need to drive up there one day and do a tour I heard they are selling souvenir bricks from that old factory now - sadly it will be gone eventually

Thank you for this fantastic video. It is so thorough. I too live in San Francisco and now I will go find those rare locations you have found. I always love when we drive by the Mrs. Doubtfire home. I look for Robin Williams and Polly Holiday. Ha ha.

I love Halloween 5, but honestly, the movie is a big weirdo! I enjoy the Myers' mansion, and the film, overall! But the movie was definitely 'different'! I think the 80's nostalgia saves the movie for me!

Easy fix I always remove the battery led from the bottom and then add a flickering bulb that I can control and plug in a outlet and make it in to a lamp powered on always looks way more premium. I done this to all the ones Spirit Halloween had released over the years. Plus overhaul the paint job to make it ways better. Peace definitely a nice piece.

Great real world location, the ambience of this town is off the charts. The desolate quality is still there; it's steeped in every crevice, that place is just billows malevolence. Can't get that grubby quality from dead green screen and CGI studio effects.

Awesome work, this is got to be the most extensive location finder for this film. Crazy how time flies by and only the fans can really immortalize "what once was" as they say. Halloween 6 imo is a very underrated / overly-hated film of the franchise, since it's one of my favorites, so seeing a video like this.. it's great! Great work once again.

Myers was a beast in this one.. H6 was decent Better than 5 But I like 4 a little better than 5&6

Thanks. This is the most underrated and overlooked Halloween movie imo

Not sure what the owners plans are for the remainder of the building but I think they should make it a haunted house for the Halloween season. That would bring a lot of money and people from all over. At least that’s what I would do.

thank you I love these filming location videos you did an Awesome job

Thank you so much for this!! This is my personal favorite Halloween/Horror 🎃 movie of all time. 🤘🏼

I have many Spookytown buildings, accessories, and figures from 2000 to 2008. Is there a resource to check the value of these items?

This was kool as heck thanks man

Noooo. 😢😢😢

Robin Williams saves james bond from choking to death at the restaurant.

You did a great job buddy. Always thought this location was eerie and a spooky location. God bless and keep up the great work 🙏

I like 5 better than 4, and 4 is a great movie! Tina and her blonde friend ❤

I yhink he is inpersonating a 70 plus year old woman not a 60 year old lol

The drugstore was also used in films such as The Sandlot and The Stand (1994)

Halloween 5 was the first Halloween movie I ever saw when I was six years old I'm now 41 and I still have the same feeling I did then What a fun ride it has been for the last 35 years

thanks for sharing

love this movie

NOOOOOOOOOOO……

Dude i was about to subscribe to your channel but first impressions you flunk out of the park.. Why am i hearing your music over you talking about what your discribing,, Clean it up man or i wont be the only person skipping your channel..

I appreciate the video but you missed the Children's Clinic.

Real sad, but it's amazing it's been sitting idle for so many years. As one who thinks Season of The Witch is a very unique movie, I sure will miss it now that it's gone

This movie makes me nostalgic about the 1990s, of the city of SF, Robin Williams, Sally Field. Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds" does the same thing for me about the early 1960s, also of SF but NoCal in general & Tippi Hedrin, Veronica Cartwright---who was in 1950's, 1960's TV shows. The 1970's movie "Chinatown" makes me feel the same way about the 1930s, of the city of LA, Jack Nicolson, Faye Dunaway. Hitchcock's very soundstage-mannered movie "Rear Window" gives a melancholy quality about the 1950s, of the city of NY, James Stewart, Grace Kelly. An oddly clumsy movie (with a signature score), "Breakfast at Tiffany's," also does that for 1950s-1960s NYC & cast members like Audrey Hepburn. A movie made over 50 years later, "La La Land," is similarly clumsy (with a signature score) & also very geographic oriented, but it gives a melancholy quality to the 2010s, of the city of LA, Ryan Gosling, Emma Sands. "Groundhog Day" of the early 1990s captures some of the same qualities found in all these movies. IMHO, of course, because people (based on written reviews or as told to me) will have totally different reactions to these films.

i hate the fact that no one tried to save it, no one tried to buy it. and because of that, now it's gone forever.

Thank you for showing video of the TOTS animatronic, I had been wondering how it looked in person.