First Time Watching Halloween (1978) Has Me Terrified!

Enjoy My Movie Reaction To The Halloween 1978 Slasher Horror Movie, In This Movie Reaction I Will Be Watching Halloween For The First Time. This Michael Meyers Movie Definitely Surprised Me With How Grounded It Was. I Can See How This Movie Is A Horror Classic. #Halloween #MichaelMeyers #MovieReaction #Reaction #FirstTimeWatching #JohnCarpenter #Movies
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INTRO | 0:00 - 1:12
HALLOWEEN MOVIE REACTION | 1:13 - 23:51
HALLOWEEN 1978 MOVIE REVIEW | 23:52 - 25:01
INTRO SONG BY : HALLOWEEN THEME (TRAP REMIX) (Michael Myers Theme)
Original Video: • HALLOWEEN THEME (OFFIC...
Halloween (1978) Movie Description:
On a cold Halloween night in 1963, six year old Michael Myers brutally murdered his 17-year-old sister, Judith. He was sentenced and locked away for 15 years. But on October 30, 1978, while being transferred for a court date, a 21-year-old Michael Myers steals a car and escapes Smith's Grove. He returns to his quiet hometown of Haddonfield, Illinois, where he looks for his next victims.
Halloween is a 1978 American independent slasher film directed and scored by John Carpenter, co-written with producer Debra Hill, and starring Donald Pleasence and Jamie Lee Curtis in her film debut. The plot centers around a mental patient Michael Myers who was committed to a sanitarium for murdering his babysitting teenage sister on Halloween night when he was six years old. Fifteen years later, he escapes and returns to his hometown, where he stalks a female babysitter and her friends, while under pursuit by his psychiatrist.
Filming took place in Southern California in May 1978, before premiering in October, where it grossed $70 million, becoming one of the most profitable independent films of all time. Primarily praised for Carpenter's direction and score, many critics credit the film as the first in a long line of slasher films inspired by Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho (1960) and Bob Clark's Black Christmas (1974).
Halloween spawned a film franchise comprising eleven films which helped construct an extensive backstory for its antagonist Michael Myers, sometimes narratively diverging entirely from previous installments. A direct sequel of the film was released in 1981. A remake was released in 2007, which was followed by a sequel in 2009. An eleventh installment, which serves as a direct sequel to the original film that retcons all previous sequels, was released in 2018; this was followed by two direct sequels: Halloween Kills (2021) and the upcoming Halloween Ends (2022). Additionally, a novelization, a video game and comic book series have been based on the film. In 2006, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant."
FAIR USE:
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[@brandoncrow3741]

Now we know what Michael was doing all those years in the asylum: working on his fresh dance moves! 🤣🕺

[@eluv173]

😂😂😂😂

[@kiap44]

Lol right

[@LuisGarciaLENt]

And driving

[@cadenfish6605]

Be my dad

[@TheKyrix82]

Actually, he was releasing songs with Freddy Kreuger, Jason Vorhees, Leatherface, and Ghostface

[@xavvi]

This was the ultimate low budget innovator. Their use of the steadicam was like the second ever instance of it, and John Carpenter's score is legend. Michael's Mask and his blank emotionless demeanor gets under your skin and for me it makes him and it the greatest slasher of all time

[@DiegoA-jh5zu]

Greatest slasher of all time: Jason Voorhees > Michael Myers.

[@MajBoothroyd]

They made the movie for 300k. That steady cam cost 70k of that budget, and the studio insisted they buy it. Also, Friday the 13th was literally made to rip off Halloween.

[@scottwarnick5126]

@@DiegoA-jh5zu Sorry but Michael Myers is the true slasher of all time now

[@Zack_410]

@@DiegoA-jh5zu No

[@jonbolton3376]

Michael is by far my favourite. This is my favourite movie and Halloween 4 and 2 come in my top 20 movies, which for me make an amazing trilogy when i get a free 4 and a half hours lol, especially on Halloween.

[@swirvinbirds1971]

'small grave' was where the tombstone was removed and 'The Thing' John Carpenter did is a remake of an old classic they are watching on the TV.

[@kaylons]

Of which Carpenter's movie didn't come out until 4 years after Halloween, so it's crazy how it wasn't even made yet and it's still more recognizable than the first adaptation

[@tazziledevil]

A and the original the thing was more Horror then the remake perhaps because its black and white.

[@ACommonHero2]

"The Thing," which appears on a tv during this movie, is not a hint that Carpenter was making the Thing at the time. The title card is from the original 1951 "The Thing From Another World!" Carpenter would go on to work on a remake of this movie, which _had_ been being shopped around at the time, but was originally being worked on by a different director. Carpenter deliberately tried to make his title card very similar to the original's, so it is understandable why you might mistake the two. John Carpenter has said that he was originally skeptical about making a remake of "The Thing From Another World!" because he didn't feel he could top the original, an indication that he was very fond of the movie which was probably why this cameo appears in Halloween. However, he was convinced to make it after someone asked him to consider reading the original story that the film was based on, which was very different from the movie. Carpenter's "The Thing" hews much closer to the original story as a result (though is still not an exact adaption).

[@blackcated5755]

When it hits December, you gotta watch Black Christmas (1974). While Halloween is arguably the most famous slasher horror, that movie solidified many tropes associated with the genre. Pretty ahead of the time with its characters too.

[@williammccullough2466]

Dude, Black Christmas low-key creeped me the hell out; when dude was looking at the girl through the crack in the door and all you could see was his eye bothered me for days. Very rare that movies get me like that, but...yeah.

[@moonakieater2308]

Fun fact: John Carpenter had asked the director of "Black Christmas" what would he do if he made a sequel and he told him he would set it on Halloween. So that's what Carpenter did.

[@ThetrueHeero]

I hope he does such a great movie

[@nyah064]

I like how you put the year to show it came first but a video I watched recently show tht theses tropes go as far back as the 60s which is amazing to me I haven’t watched black Christmas yet but now I’ll definitely check it out

[@trhansen3244]

If you ask me, Black Christmas is even scarier, creepier and with a higher dead body count.

[@44excalibur]

The version of The Thing that Tommy and Laurie are watching on television is the original 1951 version of The Thing From Another World, directed by Christian Nyby and produced by Howard Hawks. Carpenter was a fan of Howard Hawks and The Thing, which is why he used it in Halloween and eventually made his own remake of The Thing in 1982.

[@fynnthefox9078]

Ikr? The remake was made in 82, and this is 78. Do the math, people.

[@fs127]

@@fynnthefox9078 Think he just thought it was pre-marketing for it since they used the same title sequence. Young'uns today have a hard time understanding how differently the world worked before the days of corporate hegemony and instant communication.

[@Theodore_Tickler]

That intro cracked me up, best content creator. And why the hell is Michael in fuckin arkham asylum

[@fun_police8011]

He just wanted to visit his old pal Joker.

[@Theodore_Tickler]

@@fun_police8011 Michael has friends???

[@DANSABEATS]

@@fun_police8011 “from the movie Joker!”

[@HelloMellowXVI]

Because Michael Was In A Mental Ward...

[@Theodore_Tickler]

@@HelloMellowXVI Michael in the Batman universe would be cool though. I would like to see Batman go up against Mikey.

[@williammccullough2466]

Halloween has (arguably) the most iconic theme, but one of my all time favorites belongs to Hellraiser. The music playing when Frank is being resurrected is just haunting.

[@Itsunclegabby]

Yesss

[@UltimateGamerCC]

"we'll tear your soul apart!"

[@brazyfilmo3121]

I love halloween and friday the 13th

[@Kuid4or3]

And the first one is really cool aswell

[@layedout778]

John Carpenter's Musical scores are the BEST :)

[@williammccullough2466]

My favorite has to be the theme from Escape from New York...

[@layedout778]

@@williammccullough2466 NICE! :)

[@trhansen3244]

I also like the score from Raiders of the Lost ark.

[@thedeepfriar745]

he's got a Trilogy of albums out of original music titled Lost Themes Vol 1,2 and 3. they're fantastic albums, just wonderful stuff

[@layedout778]

@@thedeepfriar745 really? I gotta check those out, bro :) THX

[@datroadzguy9014]

Ok he killed it with that intro the was hilarious 😂

[@fynnthefox9078]

Sick remix too

[@wolfkniteX]

It's okay, they literally pick up right where they left off in Halloween: Part 2. Literally takes place on the same night.

[@kaylons]

Although I'd say canonically it doesn't matter anymore since the new Universal movies are considered canon now But hey, you know... good idea to continue it

[@Laxhoop]

@@kaylons Yeah, but Halloween 2 is better.

[@kaylons]

@@Laxhoop The 2018 film wasn't too bad and I'm looking to see the new one soon

[@masokotanga7356]

@@kaylons I've got a cam version on my channel. Had the HD Peacock one but NBCUniv are a bunch of bee-otchs..

[@TiciTotyTony]

@@kaylons Halloween Kills is super goofy lol

[@RetroRanter]

That intro killed me! 😂 Love when you react to a pure classic.

[@HEYitzED]

I wish I could watch this again for the first time. What a classic. Ending isn’t really abrupt though. Intention is to show that Michael is the boogeyman. Shows all of the locations he’s been throughout the film ending with his house as his breathing gets louder and louder. He’s everywhere and nowhere at the same time. It’s a great ending and was intended to be the only film in the series since they never thought there would be a sequel.

[@fynnthefox9078]

That's what I've always thought of Michael, honestly. He's evil incarnate, the boogeyman of Haddonfield. That's why he disappears and can take a beating.

[@josephamoraz7990]

Although I enjoy Halloween 2 and 4. They shouldn't have forced john carpenter to make more. It could have been a one movie classic like "The thing" "the fog" " prince of darkness " ect...

[@lelouchvibritannia4028]

Evil never dies is the point. Michael is definitely not human, at least not any longer.

[@redpillfreedom6692]

12:27 The film being shown there is the 1951 film "Thing From Another World". John Carpenter's The Thing is a remake of that movie. Both films are adaptations of a novel from the 1930s.

[@Thejcoleslaw]

Micheal was feeling himself in that intro I can dig it 🔥🔥🔥

[@porflepopnecker4376]

Michael's mask is an actual William Shatner/Captain Kirk mask that was altered. If you Google it you can compare the unaltered mask with this "improved" version. This movie was very creepy to see in a big old dark theater at night when it was new, on a proper big screen, with everyone screaming at all the right times. 4:00 -- Notice the palm trees in the background of what is supposed to be Illinois. Carpenter couldn't film in autumn so all the dead leaves were placed there for each scene and then swept up for the next one. 12:30 -- They're watching the original "The Thing" from the 50s, not the Carpenter version. He used the same title graphics.

[@sca88]

Of all the countless times I've seen this movie, including as a kid at the theater when it came out, I can't believe I never noticed the scenes of Michael Myers dancing.😁

[@harleyjackson3708]

Fun fact: Michael Myers, as an adult, was played by at least four different people in this movie alone. Tommy Lee Wallace, supposedly John Carpenter, Nick Castle was the main one, and the unmasked one was Tony Moran.

[@jonbolton3376]

Not to mention two more as a kid as Debra was the kids arm grabbing the knife at the start.

[@alexablissfan1613]

RIP Donald Pleasence. No matter how many remakes are made, he will always be the greatest Dr. Samuel Loomis.

[@avaunamallett6176]

Agreed

[@georgeparker8198]

Loomis's Monologue about Michael is one of the greatest moments in cinema history. Just flawless execution from the acting to the music.

[@jonbolton3376]

I agree. That and Quint in Jaws about the USS Indianapolis are my favourite 2.

[@soulance8342]

This intro is to funny, woke my newborn up I was laughing so hard. Worth it!

[@matt475]

Wow, you must really be going places! You got William Shatner to do your intro! :D

[@RyanGonzalesMusic]

Lmao love the intro 😂 sweet moves man 😂😂

[@elizabitty213]

Who’s here off of the thumbnail live?! You the man Mell! 🙋🏼‍♀️🙌🏻😎

[@markcain9312]

Michael Myers is my favorite slasher because he's the most realistic and scariest one there is. I'd probably rank Ghostface in second.

[@jonbolton3376]

Obviously this is just my opinion, but i agree Michael is the best.

[@fynnthefox9078]

Well, he's not too realistic. No one can survive 6 shots to the chest or take a knitting needle to the neck.

[@jkeegan154]

Leatherface was loosely based on Ed Gein. How's that for realistic?

[@jkeegan154]

Leatherface was loosely based on Ed Gein. How's that for realistic?

[@my_randomology]

This movie is a CLASSIC. It's the movie that made me fall in love with horror... and started a lifelong obsession with Jamie Lee Curtis. Not the first slasher, but it codified SO MUCH. And honestly, in Laurie's defense at the end, she just found her friends murdered and took a fall down the stairs that probably gave her a concussion. I don't think she was thinking clearly. But fast forward to Halloween 2018... she's ready then...

[@anais950]

One of the best intros😂Haven't laughed that hard in awhile.

[@loostreamer]

I would suggest you watch the Netflix show 'The Movies That Made Us' episode about Halloween, has some great behind the scenes insight on the movie. And if you plan on watching anymore Halloween movies just go straight to Halloween(2018) because that is a direct sequel to this and is really good as well. Everything else is hit or miss with an emphasis on the miss. Love the reactions and am looking forward to the next. Keep having fun, makes these even more enjoyable to watch.

[@fynnthefox9078]

Yeah, though I LOVE the Halloween franchise, I admit, it's a damn mess.

[@lelouchvibritannia4028]

Halloween 2 is good imo.

[@cruzmizzl]

Bro- that intro > IS THE MOST HILARIOUSLY ORIGINAL OF EVERY MOVIE REACTION CHANNEL!

[@cyberpunkspacejams]

At the end when Loomis (Donald Pleasance) looks down and sees that Micheal is gone, prior to shooting the scene, John Carpenter asked Pleasance to look either like "I knew he would be gone." or "How is he not dead?" After they shot the scene, Carpenter loved it and asked him what expression he decided to go with, and Pleasance basically didn't tell him, leaving it open to interpretation.

[@jematrixreloaded2591]

Your comments are friggin hilarious! The Halloween Theme is by far the best slasher film theme. Keep up the awesome work.

[@DemonFist94]

Brooo this is definitely in the top 10 of introductions to a video ever!!!! I'm crying 😭😭😭😭💀💀💀💀💀

[@AishaIsFabulous-x-]

Haha! Your intro of 'Michael' twerking in the bushes killed me! Haha! 😆 You're too funny -x-

[@DaggersPOV]

Michael - best theme music Freddy - best continuity of story Jason/Mrs. V - best kills

[@masokotanga7356]

Great video, Mellow! Midsommar and Halloween; back to back!? I just found your channel a week ago and there's always something good to watch when I'm in the mood for a reaction. Keep on, dude! 13:02. Man, that shot of Michael!

[@BrandonFlint-ro2ns]

Donald Pleasence was a fantastic actor. Nobody could have delivered that kind of performance the way he did. His dialogue remains iconic to this day nearly 50 years later. His passing was a huge loss to the industry.

[@Catweazel1976]

Hi Mellow! I think John Carpenter did a great score for Halloween. John Carpenter also made Big Trouble in Little China, and composed the soundtrack. 😁😁😁😁

[@NikkieTwix]

When Linda and Bob are smashing and the phone rings, my theory is that it was Paul calling to ask Annie why she hadn’t picked him up, if they had answered maybe they could’ve been on alert

[@willgold9989]

The role of Dr. Loomis was first offered to genre veteran Peter Cushing. When he turned it down, it was offered to his counterpart Christopher Lee, who later said refusing the role was one of his biggest professional regrets.

[@LA_HA]

Really? Wow. I wonder what Loomis would've been like with Christopher Lee playing that character

[@drewc9575]

You cheesing it up for the camera is a large part of why I subscribed. That and your insight in movies is interesting.

[@ShortyLongstrokin]

"I hate how it ended so abruptly." That was standard storytelling for movies until around the late '80s/early '90s. Studios were all about editing films to be as concise as possible to maximize the number of movies a cinema could sell tickets to in one day. However, as home video options and eventually streaming services boomed, there was less of an emphasis on making movies shorter, and it became the norm to include denouement in the final scenes -- enough that younger generations and audiences of today now expect it.

[@fynnthefox9078]

Right? And it shows that Loomis is right, Michael is no man. No man could've survived all that. He's still out there. And there was no sequel planned at all, the movie left you feeling paranoid, that the boogeyman could be in your own home.

[@BigGator5]

While I give the movie itself high marks, I personally find Michael Myers boring and don't understand 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).

[@Broken-xi5io]

Lmao that intro, hold up Mel lemme get my dollar bills ready 😂

[@seamusburke639]

6:40 "Nobody wants to date Jamie Lee Curtis?" THANK YOU!

[@The3rdGunman]

FACTS! Just watch True Lies

[@fynnthefox9078]

Well, this was her film debut. So people started looking her way after seeing this movie.

[@sidechatsideshow580]

I just noticed the clip from Goodburger in your intro and I am dying!! That choice was perfect lmao 🤣🤣

[@acesfn7316]

really nice reaction to a classic slasher movie. This movie was so good it didn't need a lot of kills off the back

[@hausofash-zf8db]

Love the introduction! Very much enjoying watching you dive into some classic horror movies. I've been into movies as a hobby since I was like 13 and I have to say horror is the best genre. So underestimated. Everything from the music, acting, cinematography, the dialogue, the colors, the practical effects, its all so good. I love the great classics and I love the cheesy "awful" movies because they usually have some of the most creative and unusual things you will ever see. I just went to my first horror festival this year and I've never had more fun.

[@CrayDreZ]

Bro I couldn’t have put it better myself!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥 Horror is the BEST genre like fr!! Nothing gets me more excited more than the horror genre.

[@willow201163300]

gotta say the intro sold the whole vid for me something about a dancing micheal does it for me.

[@my-maine-role6839]

That intro was hilarious! I hope you react to the sequel which picks up where this one left off, and takes place on the same night. Loved your reaction.

[@Eddy_Vibez]

For 40 years Michael was jammin to the changes is music and learning how to breakdance to trap 🤣 I love it

[@iamgoat5863]

Halloween hands down best one of all the Slasher films, especially Halloween 2 intro and music is top tier. I can't wait til Melverse reacts to Halloween 2.

[@Theodore_Tickler]

“I was not expecting that”, he’s gonna be saying that a lot in this movie, even more if he watches the Rob Zombie version. That movie is basically just a porno.

[@everyonelovesmajima]

In all fairness, if you've seen any Rob Zombie movie, you know exactly what to expect.

[@Theodore_Tickler]

@@everyonelovesmajima I just try to avoid every thing Rob zombie

[@ankh-ef-en-khonsu3274]

Rob zombie’s Halloween films are garbage.

[@peteyn.y.7960]

- *HALLOWEEN 2 (1981)* Literally picks up the same night!! 🔥

[@jonbolton3376]

'You don't know what death is'.

[@ZappasBappas]

I've been subbed and following you with much love for a while now, but at this point I'm just really curious how you have missed all these movies, and at the same time jealous that you get to experience your first time viewing them at an age where you can snack em up without missing all too much. Love ya stuff Mell! Keep em coming! Hoping that Children of men pops by some day!

[@prettykit4]

Nooooo! I was drinking coffee and was unprepared for that opening!💀

[@DemonKingFinnBalor1916]

Halloween 4 is my favorite out of the entire franchise.

[@orlandoruizjr3834]

So glad to see you finally watched my favorite horror film.

[@sunnybee2439]

Mello, your intro got me laughing so hard! Thanks for this great reaction to this classic. Have a good one

[@lazyperfectionist1]

18:44 Consider Laurie's inner monologue at this point in the movie. "Hmm. It's Halloween night and I just received a weird call from this house and now all the lights are out. I _could_ call the _sheriff's_ office to investigate it and let _them_ take any involved risks but I think I'll investigate it and take all the risks _myself."_ 18:50 "And now, here I am, standing in the _door_ of this dark house, with not a single serious source of illumination, calling Linda and Bob, concerned enough about them that I came _over,_ but _not_ concerned enough about _myself_ to, say, _turn on a light!"_ 19:02 "And now, here I am, scolding them for not answering, and hiding in the dark, clearly, pulling a _joke_ on me but _still_ not seeing the sense in finding a _light_ switch." 🤦 Come on, Laurie. Just hit the lights.

[@yournamehere6002]

This movie set the template, it started it all...it didn't need gore or multiple kills, it was all about tension and suspense.

[@CrayDreZ]

Bro!!! I’m a horror nerd fr! So it’s cool to see you reacting to classics like this. Enjoyed your reactions. You doing horror reactions are 🔥🔥🔥 keep it up.

[@teddys_toybox_adventures]

OMG, i can't believe you haven't seen this! Micheal is my favourite slasher by far! i just saw "Halloween kills" this Halloween and i have to say that one is my favourite. he is just such a good simple but complicated villain. You made my day watching this

[@NapKingCole84]

I was scrolling my subscriptions and this started auto playing... I was fing dying 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@markcain9312]

It used to be common practice for horror movies to have some reference to another horror movie to kind of say our movie is scarier. In nightmare on elm Street Nancy is watching Evil Dead

[@Laxhoop]

John Carpenter’s The Thing was actually a remake of a 1950s movie. They were watching the original.

[@Poisonwc]

Halloween, best theme song ever! Open windows and unlocked doors were a common thing back then. Director John Carpenter composed and performed the theme. I do wish we hadn't seen Michael's face there at the end; it kindof lowers the mystique of the character. You should watch the original "Friday the 13th", then watch a fan film called "Never Hike Alone".

[@bigpancho22]

Jumpscare mell n consistent upload mell are the best Mell's

[@dinsism]

This is one of the fundamental Halloween films and an absolute classic! A CLASSIC score as well! 🎃 🔪

[@PresentsCinema]

17:36 "Bruh I can't believe I just did that" I can image if Michael actually thought that 😂😂

[@jillk368]

Your opening should be its own video. I think it would go viral. It's so well done and really cool.

[@michelef3398]

That intro was everything! 🥰🥰🥰

[@shainewhite2781]

Dude, I saw this film a week before my birthday in October 2000, my parents and I left town on Friday and came back on Sunday. We left for my sister's ROTC training. We were staying in our hotel in Flagstaff. My sister and I watched this, and it scared the hell out of me! But I enjoyed it very much.

[@matchaqueen6541]

It's the dancing for me lmao great reaction too!!

[@doydivision3984]

John Carpenter’s Thing is a semi-remake of The Thing From Another World (1951) which I highly recommend! Great classic atmospheric scares!

[@trevorlambert916]

The ending is literally the best way to end a scary movie

[@Keedeeg]

I have such fond memories of seeing this in the theater when it was released. I had no idea it would become the sensation that it did.

[@MBurny]

I subbed yesterday after finding this gem of a Channel & oh boyyyy have I been binging 🤣 your laugh is so contagious man, road to 100k lessgoooo

[@christopherbaldwin2005]

No, "The Thing" was originally made in 1958. Look it up. The unique thing about the dialog is the talk all overlap's each other. Oh, and the Thing is played by James Arness, from "Gun Smoke" , as Matt Dillon.

[@drenuski6628]

This nigga Michael Myers really pulled around the corner quick as hell lol then hop out the car just to go stand behind a bush🤣🤣 bro really funny

[@UltimateGamerCC]

John Carpenter movies are always worth checking out, always loved that he made his own soundtracks on top of directing, dude knew how to make movies on a budget and still make them memorable, Hollywood should've taken notes.

[@ericmonk6943]

My favorite Halloween movie scene is when Busta Rhymes dropkicks Michael Myers out of window

[@sportshistorybuff319]

I can't explain it, but Michael's mask is almost a perfect picture of what evil looks like Maybe it is the pointed eye holes or what I call the high, arrogant cheek bones. Not all of the later masks had the same evil punch as the original one.

[@Smoothjazzsundays]

Just watched a cool show on Netflix about the making of Halloween like as hour ago. They made this movie for only 300K and John carpenter did the whole music score himself from scratch! Super impressive, a lot of incredibly talented people made an absolute classic!

[@darthken815]

That's why he's a legend.

[@pokemovieguy]

"BOY YOU ASKING TOO MANY DAMN QUESTIONS" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@johnmouta7666]

Lol literally amazing intro I can’t stop jamming with you

[@Castlefreaky1]

I tuned in at several times during yesterday's FOUR hour live stream. I hopped in, in the middle of you making the thumbnail. I had NO clue it took that much work just for the pic. The talent and creativity are so prevalent. Thank you sir, for all the free fun. I might have to jump in on patreon... knowing what I know now. And thank you for addressing my comment on you inserting yourself into the films. Also didn't realize how tedious THAT is to make happen. Keep on Keepin on. 🤘🏻📽

[@AJ-yb4vp]

Lmaooooooo the dancing in the beginning tho!!!

[@alanzlotkowski2695]

"The Thing From Another World" 1951 Dir. Christian Nyby; Prod. by Edward Lasker and Howard Hawks. Starring James Arness, Margaret Sheridan, Kenneth Tobey, Douglas Spencer.

[@scottnorris8071]

Halloween Score is iconic, however, Jaws Score is still the best IMO

[@f.prince6642]

Bruh!!! 80k congrats road to 100k let’s gooooo! Ps that intro was nutty 😂

[@dipsydoodle7988]

That intro tho. 😆 I see why you put him everywhere, because he really is everywhere. 😅

[@holyknight5466]

Laurie going into the house when it was dark is what happens when you have friends who play too much. 😂

[@streborsemaj2173]

Dude, this intro is the funniest thing I’ve seen in a long time. I love your channel.

[@jk5335]

Possibly the GOAT horror?? Still holds up now! This made $70m box office from just over a $300k budget. Mad numbers back then 🤯

[@lelouchvibritannia4028]

Easily the best horror film ever.

[@TheNorthlander]

John Carpenter's "The Thing" is actually a remake of a 50s film called "The Thing from another world", so there's a fun fact for you. ;)

[@Smruk300]

The dance moves in the beginning got me dead 😂😂😂😂

[@oakeysmokey]

yeah in thee 70's people left their blinds open, windows open, door unlocked all the time in suburban America. I rarely came home to a locked door growing up

[@LA_HA]

Yep. That's well known for most people in the suburbs during and before that time

[@daniellecook8398]

By far my favourite intro on your channel ever 😂😂😂 keep up the awesome work!! Love your content

[@ChrisMaxCisneros]

Halloween 2 Picks up right after this one! I'd say give it a watch!

[@BloodSportA2]

Compared to other slashers, the original Halloween always felt like the movie version of a spooky campfire story. The tension ramps up all the way to the final shot of Michael being gone from the ground, where you realize Loomis *might* have actually been right about him being a force of evil and not just a creepy killer.