FIRST TIME WATCHING HALLOWEEN (1978) (WHY WONT HE DIE?!) Spooky Movie Marathon~!!

[@epic103]

Dr Loomis is a legend, he knows Michael better than anyone.

[@windandcloudshadow158]

She called him the wrong Doctor but the point of Michael is there is no curing him because he is pure evil.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Exactly. Michael is the Boogeyman. No amount of doctors was ever going to reach him.

[@Al_NERi]

I'm withholding a like due to this clueless, groundless take on the character. I can't be seen approving of such nonsense

[@wildkatarn7141]

7:33 Originally, John Carpenter's point of Michael Myers was...there WAS no "point." The horror of the story is that one day, a happy, healthy six year old boy snapped for NO REASON. He's just pure evil. No rhyme or reason, consciousness to right or wrong or even goals. He just acts randomly. He IS the "Boogeyman."

[@anthonyzarate9807]

He definitely is the "boogeyman"! However, he did not like that his sister was having sex while she was supposed to be watching him. Since he is "pure evil" that sealed her fate. Now, he will kill any young people he sees having sex on Halloween. Also, will stalk them and hunt them down until they are dead by any means necessary.

[@bookhouseboy280]

Yep. Carpenter described Michael as the "absence of character" who needed no further explaining.

[@kristopherwood7521]

Since the film was being made on such a tight budget, they had to use a mask that already existed. Thw choices came down to a clown mask and a William Shatner mask with the eye holes enlarged and painted white. When Nick Castle came out wearing the white featureless mask, it actually scared people. That blankness is what makes The Shape so freaky.

[@jasonsprecher5118]

“The Thing”(1982) is a must watch.

[@josetheragood3213]

Michael Myers is just evil. No amount of psychobabble would ever fix this. Not all children are innocent angels. sometimes shitty people are born shitty. I like how these older movies still challenge people's world views.

[@everforward5561]

One thing a lot of the other films never really capture is that Myers is very CEREBRAL in his stalking. He doesn't just want to kill you, he wants to terrify you. He also doesn't put himself in harm's way if he doesn't need to, he'll just ambush you and that's that. Later movies made him into an unstoppable tank who doesn't think and just destroys.

[@AshLee92490]

I think something that is very often missed is how smart Michael is. He's very calculating, which just feel different from other slasher right off the bat. Like him knocking down the plant outside the house to try and lure Annie, buy she doesn't take the bait. Him putting the rake on the back door to lock Laurie in and at least slow her down. He often does these types of things in the movies, and he does it without saying a word...

[@robertcampbell8070]

Halloween 1 and 2 were the two best ones, 4 onward is when they started trying to "explain" Myers which, while I'm still a fan of the films up to H20, introducing the whole "thorn" thing kind of ruins the idea, as Myers works best as "the Shape," who kills with seemingly no reason behind it.

[@youngrootv]

Yeah exactly. The whole point of him digging up his sister’s gravestone was just to use it in that messed up way on the bed which is insane lmao. The most recent films do however recapture how cerebral he is when he’s trying to scare people before he kills them though

[@Robot666House]

In the book adaptation his stalking is strongly implied to have a sexual tone to it, with him having erections as he stalks his prey, almost as if the hunt is more important to him than the actual kill.

[@Robot666House]

@@robertcampbell8070 part 3 is best because it has the most to do with the actual holiday

[@AwkwardKyle]

A lot of the sequels try to explain why Michael is seemingly unkillable and flesh out his motivations. I think both are a huge misstep. He's at his scariest without explanation. He just *IS*.

[@mickeykmiller]

I can't get over "Michael needed a new doctor" and "this doctor sucks". Thanks for the reaction tho!

[@insaneprepper2832]

Youth. Only answer for such inane statements.

[@oneironaut420]

Michael is just evil personified. That's it. I know in this age of prequels and interconnected cinematic universes where every question must be answered, it's hard for audiences to accept any ambiguity or mystery. We don't know what made Michael kill his sister. When we are the victims of random violence, we don't always know the reason for it, at least now while it's happening. That's what's so scary about it; we don't know what's behind it. Michael is a kid who just up and killed his sister, there is no rhyme or reason to it. Evil can happen anywhere, even in the mind of a totally ordinary boy. Every time they try to explain Michael and his motives in this franchise, they just paint themselves into a corner and it's just never satisfying. It's BETTER if we don't know why he is the way he is.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

This. They do that with so many stories (Predator, Alien etc) and they take all the mystery & imagination out of it. I love how she’s trying to talk about the proper psychotherapy for the personification of evil, lol. It’s like saying if the Big Bad Wolf would’ve had a snack, he wouldn’t have eaten the Grandmother..

[@LanceJ.]

Yeah Loomis shouldn’t be a doctor because he’s having a hard time finding Michael at the Doyle house when he has no idea who the Doyles are and because he won’t lie to Laurie and tell her he just shot the fairy godmother in the chest 6 times and he still got up and walked away from it. Makes sense.

[@7rollface]

As to the why of Michael, the whole point is that there isn’t a why. He’s just an entity. It’s to the point that the script only ever referred to him as “The Shape”. On a more subtextual level, he’s the embodiment of the dark things that live under the surface in the seemingly idyllic suburbia. That’s why it caught on. It wasn’t the first slasher film, but it was the first one set where the audience lives.

[@johnlossie467]

She's right. A different doctor and this would've been a 30 minute special about mental health with a happy ending. 2022 is a fascinating time to live in.

[@insaneprepper2832]

Yeah, these young people are something else! 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@TheChapelGrove]

When we watched it "back in the day" it was on a huge screen in a darkened movie theater. Yeah, we were scared.

[@bigrob1987]

Halloween 1978 is a horror classic. The score of music by John Carpenter is so iconic. Michael Myers a character who says nothing. But his presence and intimidating stance and his reason for why he's the way he's is so mysterious and creepy. Because most horror slashers kill for the joy of it. Others do it because you landed in the wrong campsite. And you got Michael who reasons is unknown. But anyway great reaction\commentary and I hope you have a wonderful Monday. Stay safe, take care and stay amazing.

[@Zombie_Trooper]

I'm glad you're exploring more films. I always try to tell first timers Horror isn't just about BOO! SCARY! The genre is highly creative with some built in humor and fun that people on the outside don't really think of.

[@21stcenturyhiphop]

Michael is basically a little kid with the body of an adult. He's smart, but also child-like.

[@shaunfirebird]

I like how you are giving these movies a chance.

[@AnaFox]

You've now officially met Laurie "Drops the Weapon" Strode! 😂 Your assessment of the doctor is quite interesting, considering what will be his story arc. I love that you're exploring the horror genre. There are a lot of brilliant films in this genre, goofy ones, thrilling self-aware of tropes ones. As long as you choose carefully/take your time, and set your boundaries, it can be really fun. 💗

[@m00nsickn3ssx6]

So, this is why i love october, almost all the reactors i watch starts to upload videos with all this slayers movies that i also love

[@bashirijones7008]

I always found the more someone talks through a horror film the more it pulls them out of the experience. Truth: in film and real life there is no cure to film's evil (supernatural) and real world mental illness (natural). With this film other doctors would have just gotten themselves merked by a kid! Michael is like a force of nature...it cannot be talked to and gives no shits about what you may want or not want. Halloween🎃!

[@ActionBaztard]

Awesome reaction keep it up 🙌🏽 and hope you feel better soon 👍

[@VidsfromBelring]

Oh you sweet thing, thinking Michael could have been reached 😭💀

[@realworld3361]

If you want to follow the Halloween saga with correct continuity, it goes like this: Halloween (1978) Halloween (2018) Halloween Kills (2021) Halloween Ends (2022) The other Halloweens are not relevant to be honest, they've explored ideas of a curse etc down the line, but this was never John Carpenters desire, he even disregarded Halloween 2 (1981) to make the 2018 one the official sequel. Also, Carpenter wanted to keep whatever Myers is a mystery, which is why he wasn't fond of Rob Zombies remake. Halloween 3 Season of the Witch doesn't have Myers and was a project by Carpenter with the idea of having a movie centred around the Halloween season, but it flopped when it came out but is now regarded as a great horror movie by many.

[@zerox3921]

Important to note that Halloween 3 flopped because people at the time were pissed that it had nothing to do with Michael Myers.

[@willstylz5021]

lol That's not "the correct continuity" it's just 1 timeline out of 3 you can choose to follow

[@realworld3361]

@@willstylz5021 lol lol yes it is, giving the fact that it is what the creator John Carpenter made canon.

[@zerox3921]

@@realworld3361 true, beside the other Halloween films are a joke 😂

[@spikemaze2932]

The other Halloween films are garbage and not what Carpenter intended anyway.

[@GreenWhiteRevolution]

The Doc is great.

[@kristianmingle]

His eye was messed up because he got stabbed in it with a hanger by Laurie. More answers about what drives him are revealed throughout the series but Carpenter wanted him to just be a force of nature in this movie.

[@insaneprepper2832]

It’s surprising that she couldn’t make the connection that Laurie stabs Michael in the face with the hanger and he immediately grabs his eye in tremendous pain. Not five minutes later she puts the same eye injury now visible to “he must have a deformity.” Well, he does now! Dude just took a hanger to the eye!! 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@anthonyzarate9807]

P.S.S. Remember, this was in 1978...not in 2022. Back then, it wasn't about talking to kids and trying to understand their feelings and diagnosing them with all kinds of psychological disorders. Plus, Dr. Loomis and others tried to reach him for about 7 years. The boy didn't say a single word in 15 years! How can you talk to someone who REFUSES to speak to anyone??? That is when Loomis (the only person who truly knew the evil inside of Michael) spent the rest of those 15 years making sure he never sees the light of day again!

[@Notsupermario13]

I always liked the mystery in this movie it made scarier that we didn't know why?

[@joehahn9801]

His eye was all messed up because Laurie had just stabbed it with a straightened wire hanger.

[@kavtoM]

No doctor Lumis slander allowed in this house!

[@ImonSnow]

lollll

[@matthewbarton782]

The original film never gave a back story to Michael's motive. John Carpenter always thought that's what makes Michael Myers terrifying ...he's like the wind, a force of nature...just is purely and simply evil. Happy Halloween 🎃

[@jdzspace33]

This is one of the few true legendary horror movies in my humble opinion. I watched this movie alone, in the dark, I my mid-20s, and this movie legit scared me. After a lifetime of watching TONS of horror resulting in not being super sensitive to it anymore like a good horror buff. But there is something about this movies. The music, the cinematography, the pacing....just a true masterpiece of the genre

[@Dannydarko27]

What i like about these slasher films is that they blurred the line between killer and monster. Films like Psycho were about a psychopathic killer, where this one feela like a supernatural killer at times. Friday the 13th and Nightmare on Elmstreet roll more with the supernatural elements

[@Valzahd]

To be fair, Friday the 13th didn't become supernatural until Part 6 when (...Spoilers...) Jason literally comes back from the dead. Parts 1 thru 5 treat Jason as a fairly real, if incredibly durable, human.

[@Andy-roid]

@@Valzahd Yeah. In fact, Jason originally even moved more naturally in his debut compared to the slow/menacing movements he comes to be known by (like Michael).

[@cgi_angel6001]

I'm loving your selection of Halloween (pun intended?) movies to watch so far!

[@Nigelb22]

it's crazy that I never seen this movie, I have to look this up after your reaction

[@carlosmoreno3007]

I really loved your reaction to this movie. I love it. I hope you react to Halloween (2018)

[@411popCulturevideos]

I am a big fan of the Halloween series, and it is not often that someone is able to tell me something I do not already know, or a fun new trivia fact. Well done! I NEVER knew that Toodles from Hook was the same guy as the cemetery guy in Halloween! Both are movies that I have watched millions of times and I NEVER caught that!! LOL. Thank you! Fun fact right back: Nick Castle, who played Michael Myers in this one, was one of the story editors of Hook!! And Dean Cundy, who was the cinematographer for Halloween also did the cinematography for Hook! What a small world. The eye thing, though, is from Laurie poking him in the eye with the hanger moments before in the closet. His eye would be normal otherwise. But I hope you do continue on with the series. Although the eye has nothing to do with him being evil, there will be various answers given throughout the series. I hope you continue with 1981's Halloween II next. It's a really good one, too.

[@scpreader5662]

If you haven’t watched it, watch “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre(1974)”. One of my favorite films!

[@georgestanton1845]

Yesss!!!! Right on time! Was about take a nap after a long day of work but nawww I’m watch this one lol

[@jenniferdevers3183]

Micheal was based off of a boy that John Carpenter met while going to college in a town about 45 minutes from where I live.

[@georgenelawson9917]

Love how he picks a blank pale mask to cover his blank pale face lol. He's like this was made for me lol.

[@mrtomas0990]

34:20 'The parents just sent him off' omfg r u 4 real 😂

[@alanndrake2619]

Nothing beats Supernatural! Just incredible throughout imo! When you feel for the villians at times you know that it's good writing.😂

[@ProHero86]

Did u know they had only 2 bags of leaves since this was shot in the summer and they had to keep recycling the leaves to make the set look more like fall. His mask is actually a Captain Kirk mask spray painted white.

[@richardrobbins387]

Yeah, the Shatner mask was reused from a mold done for the schlocky horror B-movie 'Devils Rain' one I'm sure he'd rather be forgotten. Forever iconic now.

[@raybernal6829]

Filmed in Pasadena CA... If you look close enough you see palm trees in background

[@youngrootv]

I highly recommend watching The Mist! It’s one of my favorites!

[@7rollface]

There’s a whole story behind the mask. It was one of two options. It’s actually a William Shatner Star Trek mask with the hair cut, the eyeholes made bigger, and painted white. When Carpenter saw it he knew it was the one, because it was just so blank.

[@christopherking4932]

Arguably this video drove to madness, maybe someday I'll get it back. But I doubt it.

[@rumbledumpthumpershaker6735]

His eye looks like that because she just stabbed him in it. And the answer is, he is the boogie man.

[@alexvladier7787]

Interesting thing is that Michael could very much still be human, human endurance is weird as hell, but there is a very slim chance michael couldve survived his injuries as a normal man.

[@annabelvanpelt]

I really recommend the movie the sixth sense (unless you have already planned to watch other movies) it’s an amazing and well done movie with a shocking plot twist at the end!

[@TheMoonKingdom]

Fun fact: The mask was a mold of Captain Kirk/William Shatner's, face:)

[@drancealot]

I think it's great your watching these movies. And love that you love Rosemary's Baby. I feel like that might become a forgotten movie. Hope you watch The Exorcist.

[@jimmyzee7040]

Don’t think just watch and enjoy, it’s a horror movie jeez !

[@Impulse_Films]

That’s something I love about the newest films. At their core, it’s a story of generational trauma.

[@Jnice6901]

I think you're a lot braver then u give yourself credit for lol

[@benhairston1434]

This is a great introduction to late seventies/ early eighties horror. Halloween is to me a very stripped down story, no fat at all, and an introduction to Michael Myers as a pure psycopath, a shape of boogeymen to come. This is genre creation in one film. This one inspired countless others.

[@timfairbanks3109]

You might even say "THE Shape" lol. I'm sorry, I'll let myself out...

[@raybernal6829]

Well it's not a documentary.,.. it's a movie meant to entertain... To me a backstory is fun but not needed as it's not real. I'm one who enjoys the movie as presented by the director and go from there. I enjoyed this when it came out and still do to this day. One of my top 5 movies.

[@LordVolkov]

I feel Halloween is best experienced through the 'anniversary movies'. 78, H20 (98) and 2018. Halloween 2 also ties in to H20 and is worth a watch.

[@jdzspace33]

Ok, so if you are looking for "answers" in the original Halloween saga (part 1 through curse, which I think is part 5), then you will not find what you are looking for. Micheal is exactly what Loomis laid him out to be. Pure evil. When Carpenter originally made the movie, the idea was to make him a force of nature. He wasn't even known as "Micheal" when they made the movie. He was only "the shape," which shows you that they were trying to remove the concept of Micheal from any form of humanity, which erases things like "did he know what he was doing at 6". The point is that, yes, he did know. That's why he did it. If you want a more "traditional" telling of Micheal's story, then you would have to watch the Rob Zombie Halloween movies, where they have all the "classic" signs of a psycho killer, e.g., child abuse, killing small animals, violence, regular part of home life, etc., etc., etc. But originally, Micheal didn't have any of those things. For all intents and purposes, he did just "snap" and, over the years lost his humanity until he fully matured and became what he is today. Pure, unadulterated evil in human form. No compassion, empathy, conscience, or ability to reason or discern right from wrong. Only violence towards anyone who crosses his path, or slights, offends or stands in his way.

[@aranerem5569]

Great movie

[@21stcenturyhiphop]

Michael doesn't die because he's the Spirit Of Halloween made flesh...

[@hannah6655]

The point of Michael is that there is no point. He was just born that way (a psychopath, sadist, etc). That's what's scary, there is no why, it's completely random. I listen to a lot of true crime and like to try to understand the psychology and everything too. But if you listen to enough of it, you'll find that there are some killers with seemingly no reason behind them. Not a particularly bad childhood, traumatic event, nothing. It's spooky. Also, Michael being pretty much un-killable is supposed to be a metaphor. Saying he's the boogeyman, pure evil, not really a human being. That's why Dr. Loomis calls him "it". (That was really pissing me off the first time though lol. I was like "how is he not dead!?!") PS sorry for the essay lol

[@andreaprochowski4717]

The Halloween franchise is actually a bit confusing to watch since there isn't one consistent timeline, but there are flowcharts to help figure it out.

[@juanherrera8731]

Classic original Halloween 🎃 1978 great horror movie

[@jackmars931]

My man at the beginning must have known he was in a slasher movie. Got his cookies and vacated the premises before the movie's killer got going. 0 points for romance, but 10/10 survival instincts.

[@hoya1178]

lol, you wouldn't beat him up.

[@ClockMonsterLA]

I guess you can think of it this way: as an avatar of "the boogieman", Michael Myers is the vessel for an unkillable, malevolent spirit who took over when Michael was just a child. In order to understand why Michael does what he does, you'd have to understand what this malevolent spirit "wants" and how it "thinks", which (at this early stage in the franchise's history) is left up to your imagination since the point of the movie isn't to expose (and therefore explain) "why" it all happened, just to immerse you in the primal terror of it.

[@CorrectFossa]

3:50 Sounds like someone needs to watch It Follows

[@83shadow3]

Heres the thing when you watch a movie you need to listen to the facts being presented. And stop trying to put your own logic into it because this movie explains it. Has Dr Loomis said at 6 years old Michael Myers stabbed and killed his sister then completely sutdown. He stopped talking he's showed no sign of remorse or right or wrong he wouldn't do anything to communicate with anyone. All he would do a sit there and stare into space no therapist could reach him. So you trying to say he's a bad therapist is incorrect he said he tried to reach him but he said nothing he just sat they're looking into space. He stated he stopped talking when he was 6 years old no therapist could get him to talk no one could get him to talk. Showing no emotions or any indication of right or wrong he was pretty much a plant. So to speak something there physically but that's it. He's showed no indication of intelligence until the night he escaped. Clearly everyone seen he was just sitting there looking into space all the time. Thats why every single doctor and every single nurse did it take Michael Myers as a threat and some of them have been there since day one when he was 6 years old. They seen no sign of anything happening as far as a thinking process happening in his head they also never speak or heard him never speak. Michael Myers at 6 years old stabbed and killed his sister to death. He then stop talking he stopped showing any emotions. And before someone's ruled criminally insane they are seen by several people. Not just one and everyone of them had to agree he was criminally insane. They all seen the the same thing a 6-year-old who stabbed and killed his sister and stopped talking and stop showing emotions. I know how therapy works you talk talk to a couple of people before they come up with a plan. So clearly Michael Myers at 6 years old did not talk to any of them and he showed no emotions he just set there and looked into space for every single one of them. So clearly you are one of those people that watches a movie and ignores the facts and puts in your own opinions and facts. Then go with what you added to the movie which did not exist and ignore the actual solid facts of the movie.

[@toyabofficial]

Thank you! You're the only one who actually explained why Dr Loomis was 100 percent correct in his assessment of Michael Myers and why saying he was not a good doctor was completely false. Dr. Loomis is the only one who understood Michael Myers when no one else would listen to him and I think he was being unfairly judged. Tons of doctors have seen and analyzed Michael Myers but only Dr. Loomis was able to see what everyone else failed to see and stuck to his guns while his peers/colleagues ignored him. And he went above and beyond trying to stop him while putting his own life at risk throughout the whole franchise. He was the best doctor hands down. Dr. Loomis understood him better than everyone else. Michael Myers was no innocent angel in need of "proper care". He was pure evil. Evil cannot be fixed with a different doctor.

[@83shadow3]

​@@toyabofficial Thank you but my comment should not of been needed here. But it was sadly because people like her an there is alot of them sadly out. There are people that literally and figuratively completely ingor every single thing that is said an shown in the movie. Then replace it with things that they make up in their head even though the movie says an shows that they are wrong. Like recently in a nother comment section for another reation video for this movie. Someone full heartily thinks an beliefs that Michael Myers in this. Is an was never a real person they really believe an think that Michael Myers. Is a thought came to life a myth that took a form from nothing. Basically Lori Strode made him real somehow yea someone 100% believes this nothing can convince them otherwise. I learned from several audio commentaries an bonus features. That the writers an directors really hate it when people choose to completely ignore. Every single thing said a shown in their movies then replace it with nonsense that they make up in their head. So I call people like her an that other person out with the facts of the movie.

[@Damiana_Dimock]

Your questions are not meant to be answered, but as media has shown us over generations people can’t not ask “why,” and the market responded to that and conjured up a lot of really dumb lore. The original credit for Michael Myers was, “The Shape,” (a concept.) I recommended watching 2, 3, maybe 4, but that’s it. John Carpenter wanted the Halloween films to be an anthology series, and not the franchise it became. They get Carpenter to make 2, and then they let him make 3 in the anthology spirit, however, audiences we’re pissed 3 didn’t have Myers and Carpenter was like, “screw this, I have other movies to make.” Black Christmas (1974) is another great film like this one, I highly recommend it, (usually before I recommend Halloween.) If you like slashers, I personally prefer Giallos, and would recommend starting down that path with films like Blood and Black Lace (1964,) The Perfume Of The Lady In Black (1974,) & Torso (1973.)

[@bookhouseboy280]

II is the only sequel Carpenter wrote which is likely why it comes closest to the original. Well, that and being made only a few years later and Cundey's cinematography on the first three only. Carpenter really liked III as do I ... can't blame him for moving on when audiences didn't appreciate it for what it was. 4 is the best of the rest. Rob Zombie's world is its own thing. Black Christmas is another classic. In addition to your strong Giallo picks, I'll recommend Don't Torture a Duckling (1972), Your Vice Is a Locked Room and Only I Have the Key (1972), and The Killer Must Kill Again (1975).

[@Kladyos]

Fun Fact: Michael Myers' mask is just a bootleg William Shatner/Captain Kirk mask painted white!

[@Leo-Galaxy]

*Michael isn't deformed, he got stabbed in the eye, remember?*

[@sgcastle8389]

The killer faster than Flash. He will always catch you... *BY WALKING*

[@someperson6053]

16:55 hmmmm... does she have a step-brother? 🤣

[@yasser3268]

Michael is conformed that he is *IMMORTAL* literally. And he does not have a bullet proof vest that’s stupid he was what it’s called “Durability”

[@TooCool1993]

"What is Micheal supose to be" Evil. He's evil. A pure simple minded killer It's the old stalker and the babysitter story. It's a big reason why future movies really fail to add anything good. It adds to much to a simple story about the boogeyman killing because it does. No rhyme or reason. Just kill.

[@Roux.D]

Imon: "Ok. Michael's her brother... and he's a creep!" =X-D uh.... he's a bit more than that!! =8-D

[@stephenpmurphy591]

Michael Myers didn't die because the producers were hoping for a sequel.

[@Thecharliesruiz]

The classic movie for October month to watch🎃 Also 1978, 2018, 2021 and finally watch the latest is Halloween in theaters, or steam peacock this weekends! 😊

[@toddpatrick8254]

You will get Michael's complete backstory in Halloween 6. You are on the right track though. Lol. Remember... the rapper 50 cent was shot 7 times and he's still alive. 🤣 Great review!!

[@phoenixflame5526]

Halloween 2 is a decent sequel but if your continuing this franchise I would recommend the one from 2018 next.

[@spikedpsycho2383]

Michael's signature mask, is a William Shatner captain Kirk mask... in 1975, Shatner did a made for TV movie called Devils Rain. Requiring a special effect a cast negative of his face, called a life mask was made. Later used fir Kirk masks..... Halloween producer Tommy Lee Wallace with meager budget needed masks, visited a Hollywood costume shop... 3 masks... a clown mask for childhood Michael, a emmett Kelly Sad clown mask, and a Kirk mask. They cut the eyes out. Cut off the sideburns and fwipped the hair and spray painted it white.....

[@RicoRaynn]

The king of slasher films, imo. While I enjoy Freddy the most from the killer roster, this film is up there with Hitchcock in its execution. It’s even cooler when you actually listen to the cast and crew talk about the behind the scenes stuff.

[@anthonyzarate9807]

P.S. The Thing (1982) is a great film and a must see. There is nothing funny about it and it is psychological torture at its best!

[@DanJackson1977]

The first movie for me stands on it's own. Carpenter only wrote Halloween 2 and needed a bottle of Jack Daniel's to get through it. He hates Halloween 2. Part 3 has nothing to do with Michael Meyers and 4, 5 and 6 are just imitations of Friday the 13th (itself a Halloween imitation), making him even more supernatural. if you're looking for answers, you won't get definite ones. Each sequel changes what Michael is... sorta like Jason Voorhees.

[@tyforestreacts]

Evil doesn’t need an explanation.

[@jessicathompson9959]

You get a little bit more of an explanation in Halloween 2. It takes place seconds after on the same night.

[@Thomas-yu7dh]

Michael is without a doubt my favorite character with Chucky, Freddy, Ghostface and Jason(in that order) coming after. Such a brilliant idea to have a slasher who snaps for absolutely no reason. “Absence of character” is what makes Michael “The Shape.” This idea since Halloween II(1981) has become an after thought and they’ve since tried to explain why he kills. Rob Zombie did this and practically destroyed the franchise after Resurrection. DGG and Blumhouse tried doing this while trying to maintain the illusion of being “different” and their movies still aren’t that good. It sucks it has to be this way, but I honestly wished they would’ve stoped after 81’, would’ve been the perfect 2 part film.

[@brycewthespice]

If you choose to watch Scream, PLEASE watch Friday the 13th first because you’ll be spoiled about the end of the movie and it will ruin the entirety of Friday the 13th for you 😅😅😅😅😅

[@hakaansavut]

Hi Imon, I really like your reactions and been following you for years. I was wondering if you are going to react to the house of the dragon? I really hope you do. thank you.

[@BigfootBeliever51]

Ah man I hope you're watching all the classic Halloween movies

[@alanndrake2619]

If you want more of a "young" Michael perspective you'll have to watch the Rob Zombie Halloween

[@mateus_snw]

Welcome to the horror genre Imon! Cannot wait for you to see the most christian horror movie of all, The Exorcist! 😈🤘🏽

[@robertcampbell8070]

Halloween is my favorite horror series, by far. Even the later ones (up to H2O, after that not so much, especially the two Rob Zombie films are bad) are guilty pleasure movies for me.

[@Marquisewxrld]

can you react to the whole franchise

[@DanielGarcia-us7tf]

Modern Horror Flick List: 1. Psycho (1960) or Psycho 2 2. The Shining (1980) 3. The Thing (1982) 4. The Exorcist (1973) 5. Rosemary's Baby (1968) 6. The Phantom Carriage (1921) 7. What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (1962) 8. The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920) 9. Let the Right One In (2008) 10. Shaun of the Dead (2004) 11. Nosferatu (1922) 12. Dawn of the Dead (1978) or the remake 13. Night of the Living Dead (1968) 14. The Innocents (1961) 15. Get Out (I) (2017) 16. HATCHET PART 1 17. HATCHET PART 3 18. VICTOR CROWLEY 19. BEHIND THE MASK: THE RISE OF LESLIE VERNON 20. Evil Dead II (1987) 21. Halloween (1978) 22. Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) 23. Train to Busan (2016) 24. What We Do in the Shadows (2014) 25. 28 Days Later 26. 28 Weeks Later 27. The Skin I Live In (2011) 28. Zombieland (2009) 29. Zombieland: Double Tap 30. Saw (2004) 31. Army of Darkness 32. The Void 33. Let Us Prey 34. Last Shift 35. The Others (2001) 36. Lady in White 37. The Fly (1986) 38. Hour of the Wolf (1968) 39. The Birds (1963) 40. A Quiet Place (2018) 41. Tucker and Dale vs Evil (2010) 42. The Conjuring (2013) 43. Grindhouse (2007) 44. Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles (1994) 45. The Crow (1994) 46. Dead Alive (1992) 47. Candyman 1992 48. Candyman 2021 49. Scream part 1 50. An American Werewolf in London (1981) 51. The Omen (1976) 52. The Wicker Man (1973) 53. Deep Red (1975) 54. Night of the Demons 1986 55. Night of the Demons part 2 56. Prom Night 1 1980 57. Prom Night 2: Hello Mary Lou 58. The Lighthouse (I) (2019) 59. The Wailing (2016) 60. REC (2007) 61. The Descent 62. Sleepy Hollow (1999) 63. The Orphanage (2007) 64. The Devil's Backbone (2001) 65. Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) 66. Jacob's Ladder (I) (1990) 67. A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) 68. Carrie (1976) 69. The Haunting (1963) 70. The Bad Seed or its remake (1956) 71. Hereditary (2018) 72. Ready or Not 73. The Babysitter part 1 74. Better Watch Out 75. Krampus 76. Doctor Sleep (2019) 77. Split (IX) (2016) 78. It (I) (2017) 79. Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007) 80. The Return of the Living Dead (1985) 81. Gremlins (1984) 82. Poltergeist (1982) 83. Possession (1981) 84. House part 1 1986 85. Suspiria (1977) 86. Ringu (1998) 87. Cube (1997) 88. From Dusk Till Dawn (1996) 89. Deathwatch 90. Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992) 91. Outpost part 1 92. Dead Snow part 1 93. Dead Snow part 2 94. Dead Silence 95. They Live (1988) 96. The Lost Boys (1987) 97. Angel Heart (1987) 98. The Dead Zone (1983) 99. The Changeling (1980) 100. Don't Look Now (1973) 101. The Cursed 2021 102. Last Night in Soho (2021) 103. Midsommar (2019) 104. The Black Phone [phone]. Don't Breathe (2016) 106. The Mist (2007) 107. In the Mouth of Madness (1994) 108. The Frighteners (1996) 109. Audition (1999) 110. Timecrimes (2007) 111. Fright Night (1985) or its remake 112. Green Room (2015) 113. The Platform (2019) 114. The Sadness 2022 115. Stir of Echoes (1999) 116. The Monster Squad (1987) 117. Near Dark (1987) 118. Hellraiser (1987) 119. Us (II) (2019) 120. The Babadook (2014) 121. Sinister (I) (2012) 122. Insidious (I) (2010) 123. 1408 (2007) 124. Dog Soldiers (2002) 125. Ginger Snaps (2000) 126. Creepshow (1982) 127. Prince of Darkness (1987) 128. Night of the Creeps (1986) 129. V/H/S/94 (2021) 130. Trick 'r Treat (2007) 131. The Mortuary Collection (2019) 132. Fear Street Part One: 1994 133. Fear Street Part Two: 1978 134. Fear Street Part Three: 1666 135. The Brood (1979) 136. House on Haunted Hill (1959) or its remake 137. The Exorcism of Emily Rose (2005) 138. The Gift (2000) 139. Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight (1995) 140. Terrifier (2016) 141. Psycho Goreman (2020) 142. Happy Death Day (2017) 143. Hush (I) (2016) 144. Overlord (2018) 145. Infrared = 2022 film A paranormal investigator and his production crew gain access to a mysterious, abandoned school but when the thrilling haunt turns deadly, the team must race to uncover the terrifying truth before they become the school's next victims. 146. What Josiah Saw = 2022 film. A family with buried secrets reunite at a farmhouse after two decades to pay for their past sins. 147. Hypochondriac = In this 2022 film The residents of a lonely gulch in inland California bear witness to an uncanny and chilling discovery. 148. Resurrection 2022 = In the film Margaret's life is in order. She is capable, disciplined, and successful. Everything is under control. That is, until David returns, carrying with him the horrors of Margaret's past. 149. The Witch (2015) 150. Trollhunter (2010) 151. A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night (2014) 152. 30 Days of Night (2007) 153. Event Horizon (1997) 154. Child's Play (1988) 155. The Blob (1988) 156. The Night Flier 157. A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors (1987) 158. Demons (1985) 159. Annabelle: Creation (2017) 160. Crimson Peak (2015) 161. Glorious (2022) 162. Puppet Master 1 163. Puppet Master 2 164. Puppet Master 3 165. Laid to Rest 1 166. Laid to Rest 2 167. Killer Klowns From Outer Space 168. The Unholy 169. Vicious Fun (2021) 170. Let the Wrong One In (2022) 171. Return of the Living Dead 3 172. Hellraiser 2: Hellbound 173. Barbarian 2022 174. House of Darkness 2022 175. The Bad Seed Returns 2022 176. Tiny Cinema 2022 177. The Red Book Ritual 2022 - This film is a tumultuous wild horror film with some dark stories. 178. Tales of Halloween 179. Child's Play 2 180. Terror Train 181. Fear of Clowns (2004) 182. Fear of Clowns 2 (2007) 183. Midnight Ride (1990) 184. Terrifier 2 (2022) 185. Hellraiser (2022) 186. Sissy (2022) 187. Hocus Pocus 1 188. Hocus Pocus 2 (2022) 189. My Best Friend's Exorcism (2022) 190. Ghoulies part 2 191. Ghoulies part 1 192. The Addams Family (1991) 193. Addams Family Values (1993) 194. Death Becomes Her 195. The Witches (1990) 196. The Keep (1983) 197. Paperhouse (1988) 198. The Exorcist 3: Legion 199. Phantasm part 1 200. Phantasm part 2 201. Dead and Buried 202. The Silence of the Lambs 203. Seven 204. Mr. Harrigan's Phone (2022) 205. Among the Living (2022) 206. Deadstream (2022) 207. Spirit Halloween (2022) = This is a Halloween film for kids that can be watched alongside The Monster Squad, The Gate part 1, The Gate II: Trespassers from (1990) and Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark (2019) 208. Bitch Ass with Tony Todd (2022) 209. The Accursed 2022 210. The Cottage (2008) 211. The Loneliest Boy in the World (2022) =The Loneliest Boy in the World is a fun morbid horror comedy that has not only wit and charm, but brings a memorable viewing experience. 212. Botched (2008) 213. The Fear 2: Halloween Night 214. ParaNorman (2012) 215. Jeepers Creepers 1 216. Jeepers Creepers 2 217. The Prowler 218. Superstition 2 (1989) Aka; Witch Story 219. Silent Hill part 1 220. Dangerous Game: The Legacy Murders (2022) 221. The Unseen (1980) 222. Slayers (2022) with Thomas Jane 223. Hounded (2022) 224. Offspring (2009) 225. The Resurrected with Chris Sarandon 226. Demons 1 227. Demons 2 228. The Innkeepers 229. Keep my Grave Open (1976) 230. MANDRAKE (2022) 231. Friday the 13th part 2 232. Friday the 13th part 4: The Final Chapter 233. Friday the 13th: Jason Lives 234. Midnight Movie (2008) 235. Astonishing Tales Of Terror: Rocktapussy! (2022) 236. Night Warning 237. The Woman in Black part 1 (2012) 238. Nocebo (2022) 239. Girls School Screamers (1985) 240. Star Time (1991) 241. Mute Witness (1995) 242. American Carnage (2022 Hulu) 243. Tobe Hooper’s Night Terrors 244. Darby and the Dead (2022 Hulu) 245. My Demon Lover (1987) 246. Prison (1987) 247. Bed Rest (2022 with Melissa Barrera) 248. Christmas Bloody Christmas (2022) 249. Aftermath (2014) 250. Daylight's End (2016) 251. Blind Date (also known as Deadly Seduction) is a 1984 independent film which stars Kirstie Alley 252. Husk (2011) 253. Far From Home (1989) 254. The Wrong House (2012) with Marc Singer 255. The Apology (2022) 256. The Fireplace (2022) 257. The Last Will And Testament Of Rosalind Leigh (2012) 258. A Haunting At The Rectory (2015) 259. Haunting Of Number #24 (also known as Lie Still from 2005) 260. Freehold (2017) 261. Megan 2023 262. Two Witches (2022) 263. Something in the Dirt (2022) 264. Snow Falls (2023) 265. There's Something Wrong with the Children (2023) 266. Sick (2022) 267. Teen Wolf: The Movie 2023 268. All Eyes (2023) 269. Infinity Pool (2023) 270. Devil Beneath (2023) 271. Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey (2023) 272. Knuckleball (2018) 273. Bleed (2022) 274. Knock at the Cabin (2023) 275. She Came from the Woods (2023) 276. The Visitors (1988) 277. I Am Not a Serial Killer (2016) 278. The Offering (2022) 279. Spoonful of Sugar (2022) 280. The Boneyard (1991) 281. Unwelcome (2023) 282. 'Wolf' (1994) 283. Tales of Terror (1964) 284. Fear(s) of the Dark (2007) 285. Twice-Told Tales (1963) 286. Leave (2022) 287. Unseen (2023) 288. Dust Devil (1992) 289. Exquisite Tenderness (1995) 290. Renfield (2023) 291. Evil Dead Rise (2023) 292. The Pope's Exorcist (2023) 293. You're Killing Me (2023) 294. The Tank (2023) 295. Fear (2023) 296. Clock (2023) 297.Shepherd (2021) 298. Malum (2023) 299. The Boogeyman (2023) 300. Subspecies 5 301. Abruptio (2023) 302. Brooklyn 45 (2023) 303. Nefarious (2023) - Similar to Fallen with Denzel Washington 304. Pollen (2023) 305. The Blackening (2023) 306. Dead of Winter (1987) 307. The Caller (1987) 308. Saw X (2023)

[@tomloft2000]

as far as the doctor is concerned I can borrow a line from another movie- (paraphrasing) what we've got here is failure to communicate, some men you just can't reach.

[@mrtomas0990]

Evil people do infact exist without any type of traumatic exp that influences them

[@Heroisback92192]

So, canonically speaking. Halloween 1978, Halloween 2018, Halloween Kills and Halloween Ends are the only ones that matter if I remember correctly. This particular movie is my favorite movie of all time. I am thirty so, I didn't get to enjoy it when it was in theaters but, I love this series. I enjoyed Halloween 2-7 for the most part. Halloween Resurrection (8) was DAMN BAD...imo. Mostly saying this because it will get real confusing if you decide to watch all of them lmao.

[@burr627]

Typo why. Error. ..on other comment. 😞sorry ok

[@heikkieronen5226]

..oih, im love...😋😁🥰

[@11winn]

Michael Myers is supposed to be very ambiguous somewhere between just a man and being supernatural. The only one you truly need to watch at this point after the original is Halloween 2018 40 years later....Halloween Kills....Halloween Ends coming out this year October 14th..These are the strongest best continuity with Jimmie Lee Curtis as her famous classic character original story arc containing to completion!

[@cavaughngrace1488]

Micheal was only a child when he killed his sister but the real scary thing is, I've heard of and read about kids in real life who killed people. Kids between the ages of 10 to 15 😳