Halloween (2018) - Halloween Homicides Scene (3/10) | Movieclips

[@Hugabolunga]

Audience: "Aww, Michael spared that baby, I guess he does have a heart 😃". Michael: "Starve".

[@conceivebelieveachieve9544]

Lol, they didn't have him kill the baby because the movie would get bashed on.

[@BenAri18]

lol

[@glonk1535]

He doesn't kill what he can't scare. He saw the calm reaction from a baby and passed by

[@boiwhadahellboi6173]

Bogdan Lin yup you right i mean after all he is the boogeyman. He lives off the fear of others.

[@bertieesposito5924]

Maybe should have killed the baby

[@thepopculturebuff5080]

I liked how polite those two kids were when they bumped into Michael, they have great parents I can tell.

[@gaminglichgamer4035]

They probably had great parents if Michael did more off screen

[@amarson2322]

@@gaminglichgamer4035 💀

[@charlesweber5052]

@@gaminglichgamer4035 holy crap

[@PsYChOtlC_ShArK]

@@gaminglichgamer4035 maybe that one woman he beat with the hammer was the cowboy kids mom?

[@NMFILMPRODUCTIONS]

That part is always so cute to me lol

[@J_C_CH]

The irony. Gets off the phone to her friend who called to warn her about a killer in the area, immediately gets murdered by said killer.

[@blackdevil783]

@Und34d Army LMFAO I never thought of it like that

[@axelnilsson5124]

Isn’t that what happened in the first sequel

[@pheonox14]

She's also talking to Sally. The 1st girl killed in Halloween 2 was talking to Sally. Small details :)

[@J_C_CH]

@@pheonox14 maybe Sally remembered what happened the last time all too well

[@J_C_CH]

Dr. Loomis I was joking dumbass

[@gjmarkjesse1324]

I remember seeing an interview stating that James Jude Courtney studied movements from feline predators like cats, tigers, etc. in order to have that inhuman vibe from Michael Myers. It worked and is absolutely terrifying. Best Michael Myers hands down!!!

[@JamaicaZ160R1793010A]

Good stuff.

[@Kaijufan360]

@JamaicaZ160R1793010A I'm glad Michael didn't killed the baby cause otherwise this could've been a deleted scene. But second, I wonder what happened to the baby from Kills and Ends? 🤔

[@JamaicaZ160R1793010A]

@@Kaijufan360 I'd say relatives took it in. It was in a neighborhood and down a row of houses. As for why he spared it, it will never be known.

[@FantasticFourJohnnyStorm]

1978 will always be the goat it was good seeing them act together and also this isn't james this is the 78 actor.

[@terrencemichaelcruz1801]

Actually that was Chris Durand from H20 who did that. Maybe JJC did as well, but definitely Durand

[@Danathema]

His killing in this film is much more random than the original where he seems to be obeying some sort of internal compass/urge to kill specific people. He's angrier here.

[@alexplunkett3824]

No he went to those houses specific

[@adriangilbert5364]

It is excellently done homage. A return to the Michael that makes him the most compelling villain in horror.

[@glonk1535]

He has been denied his favorite activity for 40 years. He wants to do as much as possible now that he is free

[@alucard624]

This take on the character is more in line with how Carpenter originally wrote him as instead of how he was portrayed in the sequels. No explanation for why he is evil, he just is. He's definitely The Shape again here like in the original.

[@ColeEdits]

Danathema 40 years of doing nothing but starring at a wall after already killing will do that to a person. It’s his first time free to do as he pleases. What pleases him? Murder.

[@DinoMeat-qw4lg]

Bruh the way he kills the lady at the end is so sad because it makes you realize how quick your life can be over. She didn't even get to see Michael, she just screamed and died brutally.

[@mrsgirl6415]

Ikr XD

[@wonner0]

It was really swift too, which added a little something to it

[@monokkeros2378]

i like how he bonked her head first

[@CR-ef4op]

*I T S O U N D S G R E A T*

[@darrenmenarta4918]

.

[@lilmoris1]

What makes this scene so great is that it wasn't planned. Michael actually showed up and started killing people and the camera man just kept filming

[@rustyshackleford574]

his dedication to his craft is unmatched

[@hackett152332]

Best way to do it lol

[@TechnologicallyTechnical]

Halloween if it were directed by Stanley Kubrick

[@Je11keng]

@@TechnologicallyTechnical I thought it was directed by David Gordon geen

[@TechnologicallyTechnical]

@@Je11keng I think the joke flew over your head there, buddy

[@q.h.s5051]

I always loved “Random people catching his attention” Michael. Why did he target Laurie originally? Because she walked up to his house and he stuck to her, why did he target these two random Women? Because he looked in their direction. Exactly how Michael should be and remain. No purpose besides random kills and unpredictability

[@irisbrown7267]

Agreed 💯

[@jjrj8568]

damn facts

[@der_meisterzauberer]

Desagree

[@JamaicaZ160R1793010A]

That's how some serial killers killed

[@AGETheGawdYT]

I do like that idea too. And in the OG he stalked her also. She was essentially his first target after his sister. But in this film it kind of defys logic with the whole "random people catching his attention" because he specifically comes back for his first target, after 40 years, which is random and doesn't quite equate to a "random person caught his attention" killer. His escape was planned and meticulous to go back to the place his original murder spree happened (which makes sense) and find his first target (which I always thought was random logic, ESPECIALLY after 40 years) which bumped 2018 storyline a bit down for me if we being real.. But everything else about this Michael is Perfect.

[@TheGorgorothSpire]

I feel like this was the ultimate Myers scene ever filmed. All one shot, iconic tune, classic vibes... It's so perfect lol. Everything we wanted.

[@ADifferentVibe]

Right? It's like the filmmakers knew how to do horror tension correctly, bringing the classic franchise to relevancy....

[@kevinmuldoon2192]

Dale Daywalt should been a little longer maybe another house and 2 more kills

[@dweetsauce8513]

And people say “tHiS iS nOT a HaLlWeEN mOViE”, when it literally gives every aspect of it. I really don’t get the haters. If they don’t like it, that’s their opinion, I just can’t accept the fact that they don’t call it a Halloween movie.

[@dweetsauce8513]

Christopher Marlowe Idk any horrible parts in it except for the disappearance of a few characters, like the black kid and Allyson’s boyfriend, and adding scenes from the trailers that weren’t in the movie. It still gave us Laurie wanting to kill Michael 40 years later, and she did. Until the fire trucks put out all of that, and made him live.

[@oocbaby]

Its like paying homage to the original. Like in the beginning of the film.

[@beyonder6186]

This scene was my personal favorite cause it doesn’t stop rolling and it has the same vibe as the original movie

[@TheDUDERulez1]

I also love the randomness of it all! He didn't choose his victims in the first film because they were connected to his sister like the later films implied because Laurie being his sister was something they came up with in the second film. He killed them because they were alone and easy targets.

[@gregtestagent]

Yes, exactly this. It was at this part of the movie I realized that these guys really understood what they were making. Really they were restoring Halloween back to it roots and not the garish generic franchise slasher villain they turned Michael into. His character was simple yet unique in that it does not require a motivation. There is a low-key macabre sense of playfulness in his killings as well. And in that sense the shape is more like a relentless force of evil. This blank pale emotionless face with the blackest eyes, the devil’s eyes.

[@babyyoda3008]

I agree my friend

[@theextremeanimator4721]

@@gregtestagent huh

[@wilsonjonah]

Seriously one of the best long takes in cinema since Baby Driver... Michael Myers is back again

[@adronikos7822]

Michael sees baby: “Sorry little guy, you have to be 8 or older to get murdered.”

[@adronikos7822]

Sterling Williams not gonna lie, somehow I completely forgot about that kid getting offed.

[@patrickoliver9133]

That kid had a gun the baby is no threat, that or he's just picky

[@anthonye8051]

Sterling Williams I think the kid was like 12 or 13

[@publictoiletscheaptoilets8931]

@@sterlingwilliams8645 he looked 14 and he didn't try to kill him

[@sterlingwilliams8645]

@@publictoiletscheaptoilets8931 bro he snapped his neck. What do you mean he didn't try to kill him

[@Imagination_Station2224]

I can now say without a shadow of a doubt that Halloween 2018 is the best of the trilogy. Kills was decent, but Michael Myers was the most terrifying in this one. Felt very reminiscent of 1978.

[@ozzysgang7193]

I can agree with you there. Just came back to watch this incredible scene after the disappointment that was Ends.

[@jjrj8568]

it was a glorious comeback, 1978 and 2018 are the Two Towers; not sure the rest matters

[@rusty7984]

Kills had a lot of cool scenes and kills but the characters were just so dumb. Ends was just bad

[@squishyman0829]

I don't blame Kills, it was good. But Ends, I do blame because it should've went by the novel.

[@reddvines88]

💯 🎃

[@dr.tursko2312]

One of the scariest parts is that Michael walks like hes possessed. He rarely makes erratic movements. He turns and walks slowly, like he's not used to having control of his movement.

[@meuniversity4155]

Exactly. He is.

[@ralphlorenzperolino3054]

He is possessed.

[@dr.tursko2312]

@@ralphlorenzperolino3054 I thought he was just evil? Just bad?

[@Gabriel-rp2pc]

That’s exactly what Dr. Loomis used to say about Michael: He’s not human. He doesn’t act as a human, neither think as a human

[@sirmount2636]

@Asper Right. He’s determined.

[@pedrol.p.carvalho8605]

Michael is the most terrifying human ever created in cinema. He’s like a living tank that just walks around and kills whatever is on his way with no emotion at all.

[@strenuousspider9525]

@Kiara Mitchell He's always been human, but in one timeline he did gain supernatural powers because of the cult of thorn.

[@intencacidstabs3798]

Asami is more terrifying from Audition 1999

[@seanb3226]

It's like they said, he's an "evil wind". Once he's unleashed, he just keeps moving and killing till he's incapacitated or captured again. No conscience, no heart, pure evil.

[@justinporter2117]

I kinda wanna Michael myers. People deem me as evil all the time so I might as well become evil😡 my morals are getting in the way!!!!

[@axelwedelin92]

@@justinporter2117 2edgy4me

[@karbon9703]

Notice how every time he turns to look at something, he instantly starts walking in that direction without any planning or forethought. It’s turn,then BAM, walk. This suggests he really is driven by a primal drive to kill and makes it all up as he goes along, yet he’s smart enough to outsmart his victims and predict their movements even during his impulsive actions.

[@seanwilliams5848]

You are right!!

[@panchotheaddict420]

lol bruh its just a typical horror movie...where the vctims and the cops are dumb as hell, and the only one with common sense is protaganist and antongnist.

[@rosiegarcia9400]

I noticed that too

[@StuckonStupid84]

That always surprises me considering he has at the most a kindergarten level education. He killed his sister at six do you really think they would actually teach him reading, writing, arithmetic, science, algebra and all that other stuff?

[@BlackAmerican-u8e]

Bradley Eversley Michael Myers is easily my favorite killer of all time, over Freddy and Jason.

[@Phantom-qz4gz]

0:17 I love this scene so much, those kids are well mannered!😂 “Ayy.. Sorry about sir!”

[@Paulsie85]

I like the “what the?!” Sorry bout sir! 😂

[@alc4117]

This scene and Michael putting his mask on after 40 years are the most iconic scenes of modern horror. Beautiful camera work

[@DelDjango96]

Agreed, especially the side shot when he has it on, gold 👌

[@abramsullivan7764]

Imagine that this film came out in 2028 50 years.

[@AlexMaizus]

Michael Simmonds is amazing

[@Luvnap]

Facts

[@adrianstjrnfldt3095]

Thea those like 2 or 3 camera angles shots when he finally finds his mask and puts it on was so BEAUtiful allot of camera angles was really nice placed and made it look so good

[@stabbz6479]

The fact that Michael just blends in with the kids as a trick or treater and no one knows he's a serial killer😂

[@satine6071]

makes me think if that ever actually happens 🤔🤔

[@sinfulxiv9607]

SATINE there was a murder case at a bar that was a tad bit similar to this, it happened on Halloween night. One man was nearly convicted for the crime but he was found not guilty, so I don’t think they’re sure who did it or not to this day.

[@sinfulxiv9607]

Kaden Overstreet lmaoo, true. Tbh I think they would’ve at least banned the costume from being worn or something along those lines.

[@Interesting_ios]

Sinfulxiv it wasn’t a costume though, he stole a Janitors suit and then took back his mask

[@SpudRud]

Stories like this don’t exist, no ones messing around with people trying to kill other, it’s childish foolish behavior. In real life, this little Michael Myers would be killed in seconds.

[@nohomobro123]

Michael knows your own damn house more than you do

[@blankabs7056]

Michael: secret passage eh?

[@jerry-glenlovell8570]

@@blankabs7056 Laurie:DIE! (Shoots Michael I the face)

[@KillxGauge666]

Right 🤔 his neighborhood though 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@jttekton]

Sometimes when I watch this scene, I want to know how it feels like to be Michael.

[@jerry-glenlovell8570]

@@jttekton he's emotionless and feels no love ,joy ,or happiness. So basically you want to know how it feels to be a walking corps?

[@momsmusk1061]

Really love the idea of Michael just walking around people who have no idea he's a killer.. one of the reasons the original taking place on Halloween was so genius

[@DicetheIceCube]

No one would mind a tall creepy guy in a mask on halloween night

[@paige9676]

This scene with Michael Myers returning home was brilliantly done.

[@bigg4319]

PAIGE HERE

[@nnvyy]

Michael be like : 🔨 ❌ 🔪 ✅

[@irph.ttk.]

He still murders that woman with the hammer

[@lukelukelukelukelukeh]

🔨✅ 🔪✅

[@XxXxZzZzZman]

@@lukelukelukelukelukeh Mike got good eyesight he literally walked all the way to that garage and instantly picked up the hammer😭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 didnt even go all the way in to look for anything else

[@greywalker505]

“I don’t want this anymore.”

[@thestarwarsman573]

I guess some old habits come back to haunt you

[@kedjr88]

This is what has always made Michael scary, his targets are random. He doesn't choose out of any order, because this movie erases the notion of Jamie Lee Curtis being his sister makes it all the more. See the fact that they're not related means he just picked her just because and that's all, the only reason why he is truly after is cuz she escaped.

[@Billonator117]

Even better in the movie, he isn't really after her at all. He just walks around killing random people until the therapist drives him near the house where he just continues his killing spree. Honestly, he might not even recognize her after all these years, even though she thinks he'll come back for her. That's what I love about Michael Myers, is that we don't know his motives at all because he never speaks, and either of us could be right, we'd never know.

[@kedjr88]

@@Billonator117 that's what always made him more of a threat than all the other horror movie villains, to quote the The Dark Knight "Because some men aren't looking for anything logical, like money. They can't be bought, bullied, reasoned, or negotiated with. Some men just want to watch the world burn" and is it more poignant when Michael Myers is trapped in a basement that's burning all around him and still never makes it sound just stands there and watches.

[@kedjr88]

@D. Robinson I guess you didn't read what the post was about all the horror movie villains you just name all have motives, but not Michael Myers that's why he was scarier cuz there's nothing he wants, most of the ones you named are driven by revenge. Didn't you not catch The Dark Knight reference I did

[@kedjr88]

@D. Robinson okay Freddy Krueger he likes to kill because he likes molesting children and he's doing it out of revenge, the Jeepers creepers creatureit's doing it out of survival he has to replace multiple organs in his body to survive, Jason Voorhees he's doing it mainly because in his sick mind his mother is telling him to do, the candy man out of pure revenge, Chucky killing because he's a psycho and also he needs to find a perfect body for him to jump into,leatherface pretty much being told by his family to kill people, Michael Myers killed his big sister for no reason goes around town killing people for no reason after escaping

[@DarkCyberElf]

@D. Robinson If I might step in here to this back-and-forth... I can give a litany of reasons why Michael Myers is in many ways, objectively more terrifying as a slasher than the numerous slasher/horror movies that would follow in the original '78 Halloween's footsteps. To address the subject of motive/desire/raison d'etre, which I do believe is an important aspect to establishing what makes a character "tick", and indeed what makes a horror icon or monster that much more horrifying, I'll say that in principle, what makes Michael Myers scarier in this regard than say Freddy Krueger is the matter of the Unknown. To some extent, we not only know what Freddy Krueger wants to do, or accomplish, but we know how to "beat" him to the extent that the "Nightmare on Elm Street" movies explain his origin and status as a "dream demon". Not only do we get a method by which he can be warded off or guarded from, but we know WHAT he is, and that in some ways, he is predictable and knowable to the degree that you might not know what situation he will put a character in, but that it will relate to their specific fears and doubts, and that there are ways to gain power over him by alleviating yourself of fear of HIM specifically. Michael Myers on the other hand has a known origin as well, as simply a little boy of no more than six years old, who at some point was stricken with murderous intent and killed his sister in cold blood, and then following this, precisely 15 years later did the same to many others without remorse or even a semblance of understanding what he was doing, for what reason, and nary a desire to explain it to anybody. You cannot anticipate what he's going to do, to whom, and why, in any way, SHAPE, or form. As Kyle's mentions of the Dark Knight are apt, The Joker's "I just DO things" suffices to explain the machinations of Michael Myers: the only consistent behavior is that he kills, or at least tries to, and it doesn't seem to have any logic to it beyond the methods and the premeditation enough to do so without reckless abandon as though he were an animal with no intellect. And this aspect of his character, as written in the 1978 and 2018 films, which is his lack of conscience and therefore reason, at least certainly not one he possesses the ability to articulate, is what makes it terrifying. Unlike Krueger, Myers will never ACKNOWLEDGE you (as another human being normally would), he will never SPEAK to or with you, his acknowledgements appear to be minor hesitations granted by only a few things such as saying his name or causing him a nebulous amount of pain so that he becomes briefly distracted or even at best, incapacitated. It never lasts long however, and he will always resume brutally assaulting his victims, with no qualms about doing so in an extremely savage and painful way, occasionally exhibiting extraordinary feats of strength, pain tolerance, and patience. Unlike Jason, there isn't anything in particular that defines Michael's "reasons" for doing what he does, much less the presence of a personality, and again unlike Jason, he was never "wronged" in such a way that revenge or hatred might be a motivating factor. It can be implicated that many of his murders are selected by virtue of seeing promiscuous behavior, but later we realize that is completely irrelevant, as he targets the virginal, straight-laced Laurie Strode, at first as a stalker/voyeur, and then as a relentless predator who goes through several of her friends until horror cinema's first "last girl" just barely gets away thanks to the timely arrival of Dr. Loomis. It isn't even really clear that Michael Myers "enjoys" what he is doing in the conventional sense, as his actions would definitely assume a certain degree of sadism and aggression, but when he is killing he barely so much as lets out a breath or a yell. The usual human behavior accompanying aggression and violence is to be quick, loud, and deliberate, but while Michael's stalking and killing lacks the deliberate precision of a predator in nature, it remains slow, controlled and above all, extremely effective.

[@jacksonp881]

I love how they bring back his old stalking by staring down the nurse and doctor people getting in the car. Remembering who they are. Being we see them attacked in the Halloween kills trailer

[@DeadCell_XIII]

I’m surprised more people aren’t talking about this

[@drivescene6747]

I noticed that as well. They were even driving the same car

[@CharlesSmith365]

Where?

[@nightmeowonelmstreet215]

@@CharlesSmith365 at 2:15-2:28

[@sideways_chip_eater6420]

Its like he was signing a checklist in his head like "Oki I'm gonna come after her..and him...oh and her later!"

[@TheFire2cold]

This is honestly an iconic scene in itself which is hard to do when you’re making the 11th movie in a legendary franchise. Props to David Green for really giving it his all with this

[@codymays9943]

Definitely not a perfect movie by any means, but this scene is perfect. Too good for a horror movie.

[@muffinland8660]

Wish he would have quit while he was ahead.

[@terryprice1691]

@@muffinland8660That’s how every franchise is though. When the first movie is successful they make another. I enjoyed Kills for what it was. Ends was decent but both could’ve been rewritten in some areas.

[@chris95myers72]

And the music when Michael come back makes this scene even better.

[@Stytchless]

@@terryprice1691 i personally enjoyed Ends. I hope it'll be like a Season of the Witch thing where people start to come around and realize the idea was good.

[@pheonox14]

2:34 just realized the hole in the mask. That's from Laurie stabbing him with the sewing needle in the first film. Nice little detail 🙂

[@samporter7018]

I love that they kept that detail

[@astaciamckinnis3969]

@@samporter7018 me too

[@astaciamckinnis3969]

I started to notice that too

[@dbzlover666]

Yup. There's one scene where you see he's blind in one eye from the clothes hanger.

[@ThaOneChrisJONES]

@@dbzlover666 You see that eye when he's at the asylum and turns his head when the guy pulls out the mask.

[@boydact]

Love how the "nurse" looks at Michael getting a bad vibe from him.

[@RicardoRodriguez-do2ez]

twist plot. that are Julian parents. the new behind the scenes of the new Halloween kills she appears again shooting at Michael!!

[@Arkhamman2023]

I'm so exited for the new novie

[@Las645]

Ricardo Rodriguez you know what that makes a lot of sense

[@daimajin266]

He literally held a knife in his hand. What do you expect

[@Ajst1987]

Michael was definitely planning on killing her. Luckily, her husband came out at the right time and they left. So unfortunate for their neighbor though.

[@_SirRacha_]

Most people don't understand how difficult it is to film a "one-shot" like this. The timing, cues, lighting, focus, and so many other things have to meld just right. I get so pumped seeing films that embrace this type of shot, just because it's so immersive.

[@WEYYYY874]

That’s what im saying, i love one shot’s and they nailed this one shot, it’s shot so well and perfectly

[@SilverSurfar]

Its technically not one shot, when Myers grabs the hammer and heads to the house, the camera changes. Its hard to notice because the scene is done so well.

[@punchblmers192]

This is why the movie 1917 was the best!

[@PyraJord]

This scene comes closest to capturing that feeling of the original movie and I hope they double down on this kind of atmosphere and tension in the sequels. The long take, the lighting, the randomness, the music, the window reflection, seeing the shape move in the background while the camera is stationary. This whole scene just works and is the embodiment of Halloween.

[@JoseMora-wc5zz]

@Mr7Reality it’s phenomenal. I hope you guys watched it

[@ozzysgang7193]

Sorry to let you down but it was bad really bad

[@PyraJord]

@@ozzysgang7193 Ends? I like it. Certainly not the direction I would have gone. Its quite nonsensical at points. But I didnt hate it. Nowhere near as bad as H5/H6/Resurrection etc

[@anonymous4k4k]

@@PyraJordyeah overall i think this trilogy is really cool and ends is a good movie , i like how each film is very different and how myers is portrayed how he was in the original , just a man who kills at random

[@Ben-tj8cy]

I like how Michael finds his weapons he doesn’t actually have one

[@theraddan6410]

@LeftIslam4Good oh shut up

[@Leviathan_Art]

Hold "X" to pick up, damn wrong weapon holds "B" to drop.🤣🤣🤣

[@tylervanhefty2578]

He's like an RPG character in the early stages of the game where nearly every weapon you find is slightly better than the one you own. Hammer: 6 Damage, 15% Chance of inflicting Broken Limb Damage Kitchen Knife: 9 Damage, +5 point Bleeding Damage

[@Rayaan0117]

LeftIslam4Good Why did u leave islam and the Quran does not need corrections Allah/God Will Deal With u himself

[@vincentaguirre1691]

@@Rayaan0117 - Allah is a fairy tale character like Michael Myers.

[@spaceghostdrew]

The thought of Micheal just being a mindless ruthless pure embodiment of evil that picks victims at random is so much more intimidating and spine chilling than him being controlled by some druid curse that forces him to kill his family bullshit. This is the best adaptation of Micheal Myers, besides the original film. This scene right here just captured Micheal in his natural evil state perfectly, this is like watching raw footage of predators hunting and killing their prey and seeing them at work. This is true perfection.

[@joshuaagee-bass4049]

At least he spared the baby.

[@CobraKing5398]

@@joshuaagee-bass4049 only because it wouldn't provide him any fun, the baby wouldn't fight back or try to resist and it isn't able to fear him so it would be just a waste of time for him, that's why Michael ignored the baby

[@joshuaagee-bass4049]

João Pedro Bariza true but a villain like Pennywise or Freddy Kruger would have killed it just because.

[@CobraKing5398]

@@joshuaagee-bass4049 I don't think Pennywise and Freddy would've killed the baby, their targets are children and teenagers, Pennywise needs the fear and Freddy only attacks on dreams

[@joshuaagee-bass4049]

João Pedro Bariza Pennywise was originally supposed to be shown eating a baby in IT chapter one. And Freddy is an implied esophageal before he got burned. I wouldn’t put it past them.

[@GoreyBits]

It’s the most wonderful time of the year 🎃 🍬

[@user-vf4gf7le9e]

Are you gonna keep spamming this to every halloween video?

[@DaffierPig6843]

Nah Christmas free gifts

[@tactical_ghost199]

Nah Christmas better

[@ComicBee-ci6yp]

@@DaffierPig6843 they won’t be free forever

[@2mlvn648]

No

[@Videymann]

Every time he stands still he’s just trying to get his Evil Within to Tier 3

[@animethighs3567]

Dead by daylight is a vibe rn

[@illaxx8448]

With lock of hair and tombstone combined Edit: i meant ‘tuft of hair’ my bad lol

[@antjesus101]

Where's the pallet!!!

[@magnustheredxv]

@@antjesus101 He has Enduring; just hide in a locker.

[@abdulrahmanalghamdi3716]

DBD gang 🤙🏻

[@youknowwhoiam2771]

The guy who plays Michael Meyers deserves an Oscar. Such tremendous acting!

[@buttonscasper]

You Know Who I Am Deserves it but won’t get it

[@ScorpionStrike7]

Nicholas Jenkins Like James MacAvoy

[@jamesmorant1406]

He did A great job he was best thing from movie him and Jamie Lee Curtis

[@ScorpionStrike7]

Omar Renteria What?

[@jamesmorant1406]

I like it but it could have been better

[@silentkahnquer6294]

That kid with the boom box on his shoulder, wearing a cowboy hat is DEFINITELY a call back to Halloween 2, wherein Mike spares the dude that bumped into him, wearing the exact same costume as this kid. Well played DGG, well played ...

[@austinwayne62]

Well, I think it's more of an homage to Halloween one when the bully runs straight into him after bullying Tommy

[@thatbobusguy]

Dont forget the women cutting the ham for a sandwich. Halloween 2, a lady was cutting ham for a sandwich as well and he crept on in and took the knife.

[@sirmount2636]

@@thatbobusguy & the masks from Halloween 3 are in it too.

[@thatbobusguy]

@@sirmount2636 Sure. And the bus crashing like the ambulance in H4 along with the car shop where he gets his jumpsuit. Really cool how they nod to the other movies in subtle ways! Can't wait to see the trend keep going in these upcoming films

[@awesomeaidan4215]

And the old lady to

[@-stormcloud]

this one scene is better than the entirety of halloween ends.

[@violentpuncher]

Lowkey lmao. Halloween ends is one of the worse movies I’ve ever seen in my life. Idk what on earth the writers were thinking when doing that movie.

[@terryprice1691]

@@violentpuncherI didn’t really think the movie was that bad but it’s definitely the weakest out of the trilogy for me. A lot of interesting ideas but there’s just a couple of ways I could’ve rewritten it to make it better. I appreciate it for being different at least as opposed to what we’re used to seeing though.

[@terryprice1691]

@RobertEdwinHouse9 It was but I still overall enjoyed it. The entertainment factor was still more engaging than most.

[@cosmothecourageous4580]

@RobertEdwinHouse9ending coulve been better but most of the movie felt like the og and evil dies tonight chant got annoying.But thats really the only bad things i found.would guve 8/10 for enjoyment and 7.5 overall

[@Aran-vc7rx]

Great scene. The way it is done in one shot of him going through the homes killing people. The guy who played Michael was fantastic.

[@J_C_CH]

Fun fact: it's the same guy who played him 40 years ago, Nick Castle.

[@TomTom-vu1hv]

Evil Gopher nope , Nick Castle appeared in only one scene (the window scene) , It’s James Jude Courtney who plays Michael here and in the whole movie

[@jakegetscake4672]

Aran 999999999 no after he grabs the hammer and it switches to you looking at him through the window that’s not one shot

[@TheTrailerCREAT0R]

Evil Gopher two different actors when playing with the mask and without.

[@Brendan656]

@@TheTrailerCREAT0R it's only one guy... the only scene the original guy was in, is when she looks at the mirror and hes standing there

[@stupidpotato1019]

*Little kid bumps into Michael Myers* *Other little kid beside him* : Sorry about that sir! That is so adorable I cannot!!!

[@stupidpotato1019]

@@JSC178 r/woooooooosh, i was joking bout that broski... its a jokkeeee 😂🙄🙄

[@coldasdeathgaming9938]

Michael should have drop kick that kid😂😂😂😂

[@hackett152332]

Haha if only he knew

[@rosorial2673]

When I watched this in theaters, literally everyone in the audience was like, "NO! NO!" when they heard the baby. Then there was a collective sigh of relief...

[@dragonitefan420]

Didn't he leave it to starve though?

[@iama2509]

Audiences dont seem to like *real* villains.

[@joshuaagee-bass4049]

Ace pretty sure the police will find it after hearing about the murders. Also the dad possibly could return home and find it.

[@abox6989]

@@joshuaagee-bass4049 I prefer the idea that Michael didn't kill the baby because he didn't scare it. The baby just saw him as another person, not the Boogeyman.

[@ThaOneChrisJONES]

@@joshuaagee-bass4049 The lady he killed looked like a nanny or the kid's grandma, the parents were probably out at a Halloween party.

[@Kaitos11]

This is a truly special scene. With this one scene, you know everything you need to know about Michael Myers. Notice how he doesn't really walk with a plan, he's almost robotic in the sense that he moves from target to target but he does walk with purpose even if it's mostly random killings. He doesn't react to anyone or anything, he just keeps moving, only stopping to temporarily reassess his surroundings. He's also not really fancy in this scenario, looking for quick and efficient kills. Almost as if he's trying to kill as many people as possible, since there's so many folks walking around, so he doesn't concern himself with a specific way of doing things. In the original and later on in this film and Kills, he will take his time if there's only a handful of people and he's in a dark area which suggests he does enjoy toying around with his victims if he has the opportunity. To me, he's without a doubt the most terrifying horror villain in film history due to his lack of sentience or nuanced backstory. He's just a machine and there's no real way to impede him or reason with him. The only thing that gives him pause is if you remove his mask, he seems to temporarily place priority on putting it back on over killing people. Earlier in the movie, the only thing that makes him react is when that idiot podcaster showed him his mask. I have no idea why that is and it just makes him even more mysterious. Perhaps it's because he considers it his true face.

[@johndetheshape3095]

It proably gives him more power And is a part of him

[@mateberg]

It is incredible how you analyzed the scene in detail and let me tell you that I totally agree with you, it is simply like when he starts killing people he does it quickly while he immediately looks for another but when he is in a more remote place he likes to be harassing his dam

[@jjrj8568]

Hello, Dr. Loomis

[@walkerhodge]

Kid: “Sorry Bout That Sir” Michael Myers: “Watch Where The Hell Yall Going”

[@Zanderthegrape]

That’s me after I get off work from the bus stop. “Go on where y’all going”

[@creationist_ofcolor2385]

"Oh I'm finna be back when y'all hit puberty"

[@weirdoheals8786]

Lmaoooooo 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@toobadsapphire7]

😂😂

[@mrsgirl6415]

BEAHHAHAHAHA

[@Veyron722skyhook]

I find it rather creepy that the baby actually seems to calm down a bit when Michael goes near it. You expect it to be the other way around because of his evil presence and that the baby's crying would worsen or get louder, and yet that doesn't happen at all. Kinda freaky in a way.

[@intencacidstabs3798]

Baby wouldn’t have no clue about a killer

[@RichYungZbo]

@@intencacidstabs3798 but Michael does have an evil presence and babies feel stuff like that

[@SolBin-b4m]

I think kids and babies are pure to Michael cause they show no threat to him

[@canamoxproductions]

The baby was a Michael Myers fan

[@davidrufus-giwa3607]

A predecessor??!!!

[@jaeco649]

Someone finally said "I'll be right back!" in a horror movie and didn't die!

[@greywalker505]

...Yet.

[@felixg.3077]

Was a black man of all things as well.

[@crandley]

Scream reference 😂

[@luckylobster9461]

Just wait till Halloween kills they come back

[@thepancakelover2355]

I think the couple actually comes back in Halloween kills. If you look closely at the person getting off the car in the trailer, it looks like the nurse outfit the lady was wearing. I could be wrong though

[@frosty_0951]

The creepiest thing about this sequence is how purposeful Michael's movements are. He's not just running through houses or killing indiscriminately on the street. He stops, looks, and keeps going. It doesn't feel like he has a plan necessarily, but he's also incredibly controlled. His only goal is to kill and on a whim he goes into each house that seems the most vulnerable. It's horrifying how realistic this feels with how he's able to get away with it for a few moments. Easily one of my favorite sequences of the movie.

[@jasonchilado]

0:37 I absolutely love that bass drop along with the scene. Michael is back in his territory and the music let’s you know he’s not taking his time to kill this time.

[@manuelcarrillo3028]

Dude In theatre’s when that bass dropped my mind was blown!!!

[@jd2161]

@@manuelcarrillo3028 doesn't take much to blow your mind huh?

[@Nyarlabrotep]

@Mr7Reality He took his time with the blonde babysitter, hiding in the closet and all

[@Nyarlabrotep]

@Mr7Reality Yes, Michael loves scaring people before he kills them

[@trailermashproductions3437]

Michael Myers is such a chill guy. He bumps into children and let's them go without killing them and he doesn't kill the baby crying

[@franciscodavi1323]

michael is very psicopath forgot it? >:)

[@Mr.Buxaplenty]

Trailer Mashup Production he doesn’t kill children

[@blakeboom196]

@@Mr.Buxaplenty i thought he choke a 12 year old

[@blakeboom196]

@JAY_ NBA oh make sense now

[@greywalker505]

He didn’t kill the kids because he was in public. He may be a remorseless, cold-blooded killer, but he isn’t stupid. Michael knows that killing people on the street would draw attention. Why do you think he focuses on home invasions?

[@TheOnePistol]

I'm pretty sure the writers knew what they were doing when they decided to add the baby scene. I remember in the theater, Michael had already killed a kid so now the whole audience tensed up as he approached the crib. Fortunately he just kept walking. lol

[@aaronsaladbar97]

TheOnePistol The writers should have left that scene open to the audience, like him stopping at the crib then a quick half cut to him leaving the house. Would have make the scene much more tense

[@Smilerprime]

Nah originally there was supposed to be the woman's husband sleeping on a couch, that michael was going to kill but on the day they shot the scene the actor didn't show up, so they built a crib, no need for a baby as the camera placement.

[@aaronsaladbar97]

TheOnePistol Day what you want, if they would have left that scene open to the audience like it or not that would have made Michel much more sick and twisted. Look at it this way... would a insane serial killer leave a baby alone in real life in are world... I highly doubt it. People and movies are soft now. I thought it would be a great chance for the movie to separate its self from any other horror movie in this time

[@TheOnePistol]

​@@aaronsaladbar97 "People and movies are soft now." ....seriously? Movies are way more vulgar, violent, and graphic now a days then they ever were in the past. Not that I have a problem with that. Just saying, you don't know what you're talking about. It also sounds you really wanted that baby to get murdered and called us "soft" for not agreeing. That's not us being soft, that's you being sick.

[@aaronsaladbar97]

TheOnePistol Yess for example the new ted bundy movie everyone on earth saw the trailer and say they are romanticizing ted when In fact that’s just his story. Directors can’t be directors without being scared of putting scenes in movies or saying things in public that will piss people off. The best movies are when a writer/ director has a passion and goes full on and don’t pull punches, that’s how you influence and change the industry

[@cakeboy227]

That head turn towards the driveway. The updated score. The walk. One of the greatest scenes in horror history.

[@flashseason82ndbestericdid]

I love how Michael holds the door for the camera man 😂

[@Je11keng]

Oh yeah haha

[@Je11keng]

@Flixz this one

[@Je11keng]

@Flixz when he goes outside

[@miioscarito5238]

@Flixz I think he/she is talking about this 1:50

[@starrsmith3810]

Can we just appreciate the single long shot there? That was freaking awesome.

[@wilsonjonah]

One of the best I've ever seen since Baby Driver... David Gordon Green certainly did an excellent job bringing Halloween back to form and bring Michael Myers back from the dead

[@Je11keng]

Yasss 💙💙💙

[@TheSmileyOne]

It's a long Take*, long shot is a framing type.

[@Je11keng]

@@TheSmileyOneyeah. They did perfectly 🥰

[@TheSmileyOne]

@@Je11keng hell yeah, this whole sequence was great!

[@sebastianemond5313]

1:38 Michael: "Hey, I'll break a little boy's neck, but a baby? I'm not that evil."

[@fallouttales5915]

Technically by killing the one who took care of the Baby the poor thing will starve to death Michael killed a baby without touching it

[@sebastianemond5313]

@@fallouttales5915 What if someone comes across the house later that night? I mean, Haddonfield can't be that neglectful, can the- Hahaha! I'm sorry! I forgot what town this was!

[@scottwarnick5126]

@@fallouttales5915 i highly doubt the baby would starve to death. Maybe she was married and the husband was working on halloween night

[@overlordvelvet7301]

Letting the baby live actually showed how evil Michael is on another level. Sparing the baby wasn't mercy, it was sadistic.

[@cazgoldie813]

The boy just got in Michaels way, just right place wrong timing, all Michael wanted was the wheels lol, he could of just threw boy outta the car but this IS Michael Myers to kill or not to kill, if he chooses to.

[@rolosilver3256]

Kid: "Sorry, sir!" Michael: Due to your apology, I will let you free, but as for the woman that did nothing to me... WHAM!

[@haraldemerson7496]

I think throwing in the baby crying was a genius move. Because one of man's primal fears is that the babies crying is going to attract a predator, and then the predator will eat the baby. This caused everyone to immediately have a sense of panic.

[@kungfumaster51]

Huh, never thought of it that way. But it does make sense.

[@aflvproductions7854]

Damn that’s true

[@ca.4066]

i don't understand, can u explain more please. I haven't watched the movie yet

[@Can_O_Crayola]

@@ca.4066 We saw Michael killing people and doing what he does best. But there's few things like the death of an infant, even implied, that can truly shock and horrify audiences. But the movie knows better than to simply take the shock route, and simply freaks out the audience into *thinking* Michael might very well kill that baby...and doesn't.

[@StefanOJacare]

That baby is gonna take Michael’s place as the Boogeyman. Listen to how he stopped crying and started cooing when he saw Michael. Mikey passed the torch with that glance

[@forevertheitgirl]

Samael Mashhit wow I never thought of it like that

[@Kam-it1hq]

No Michael is a once in a lifetime killer, he can’t pass it on like that! Unless he was to take the baby and raise it to kill, but I don’t even think the baby all grown up wouldn’t kill cuz it has a soul Michael doesn’t!

[@Nanu67-e9j]

Remember this film ingnores all the previous sequels including Halloween II

[@TotalTech_]

My thoughts exactly I can't wait to see him become a monster in 20 years

[@Filthy_Larry]

Kam imagine a Batman begin style story telling of Myers teaching the kid as he grows on how to kill and stalk. However he also gives him his supernatural powers of immortal durability. .

[@eriktrusdell8664]

I would watch a whole movie of this. Just entirely from the killer's pov.

[@DrSkulliosisBoi]

Watch Behind The Mask: The Rise Of Leslie Vernon. Good movie.

[@eriktrusdell8664]

@@DrSkulliosisBoi seen it. Wish there was a sequel tbh. I wish they could film a whole movie with a continuous shot like this, but I know it's a nightmare trying to do these shots and get everything perfect the first time.

[@shotguncrucifix]

The Maniac remake, starring Elijah Wood.

[@thedarknate08]

Don't worry because Halloween Killz will give you that and more🤣

[@weirduncle9239]

Play Dead By Daylight

[@foggy7525]

2:13 I didn’t realize they foreshadowed this couple’s appearance for Halloween Kills🤯

[@zacharyrodriguez6027]

The fact that this scene was done in one shot with no break aways, makes this a masterpiece in the horror genre

[@dislikemyvideochallenge5049]

Guess people don't lock there doors anymore

[@tattletalethatsmekiller350]

Your not wrong

[@sleepytyme-___-211]

I usually dont lock my doors until i go to sleep. You wouldn't really expect someone to just come in your house while you're still awake

[@ShiniiXO]

@@sleepytyme-___-211 Hold up. You dont lock up until you go to sleep?

[@sleepytyme-___-211]

@@ShiniiXO well i lock my door when i go to work but nobody can just walk into my house without me seeing them since my i can see both doors while im my living room

[@Alexa-pc6ux]

sleepy tyme442 Just lock them for your own safety, dude. Don't take any chances.

[@srathens5145]

He said to the baby:”if you end up a fortnite kid I’ll come back for you”

[@alexsmith1207]

😬

[@bruhdude2593]

Lol

[@srathens5145]

@Brandon packq no because micheal Myers will come back for him if he becomes a Fortnite addicted kid

[@lianavivolo7266]

Oop lol

[@battleb04n_43]

@@srathens5145 I think fortnite would be dead by the time the kid is 10 (Around 2028)

[@davidstigberg8888]

I really like his movements in this scene. He doesn't turn his head and body at the same time. He turns his head, sees his target, turns his body and goes for his kill. I think James Jade Courtney did a fantastic job as Michael in this film and also in Kills.

[@samporter7018]

This scene is drop dead gorgeous seeing it in theaters with the music going sent chills down my spine such lush cinematography and beautifully set up shots that give the full scope of the environment shots that take their time and draw out the tension David Gordon Green impressed the hell out of me

[@keefwins04]

Sam Porter I was kinda surprised when they played the main theme while he was walking along the house toward the garage. I guess it fit but i would like to see that scene with alternate music.

[@TreyParkersBitch]

You’re a sick person

[@joshwilliams6517]

Haddonfield really came to life.

[@LuisAngel-mu4zv]

Yeah but i wish the film had more suburban settings tbh

[@livlovessopes1593]

@@TreyParkersBitch why are u here then- 😭✋🏼

[@maxtendo829]

How to survive against Michael Myers? Be the cameraman or the baby

[@cams.3287]

or run forever

[@roivincesevilla1886]

@@cams.3287 nah he can throw many weapons at the ppl he sees running from him

[@cams.3287]

@@roivincesevilla1886 never seen him do that in the movies but damn thats why we got to get distance

[@darkstalker9248]

Smart

[@naisho0_]

He lets it starve to death

[@mrmaninblack07]

Who else breathed a sigh of relief when he passed by the baby? At least the Shape has some dignity!

[@Dan-ob7it]

Michael Roy The word your looking for is "Morals".

[@dl6kid]

in the movie theater, i heard ppl yelling no no no!!!! then sighed of relief when he walked past the baby haha

[@chrisdankis6059]

I never expected Michael to kill the baby. To put it out of it's misery would be good natured. But what would evil do? Leave it there crying and hungry.

[@CidGuerreiro1234]

I think the baby simply didn't draw his attention. Like a huge predator that wouldn't bother smashing an insect in its way, and would rather hunt something else instead.

[@dl6kid]

Might be a combo of everything mentioned here lol

[@joeygoodwin9629]

This one scene was better than the entirety of Ends, not to mention way more respectful of The Shape.

[@ozzysgang7193]

Exactly what I was thinking so disappointing

[@christianweibrecht6555]

This movie would have been considered great if they concluded with lauren inflicting final death upon michael Instead of course it had to end with dumb sequel bait

[@mikeparez]

I love that michael actually gets off on scaring people. It isn’t just killing them. He enjoys frightening them and setting up a scare then murdering them

[@peonys111]

did he tell you that

[@joshuaguerrier7392]

@@peonys111 no but that’s how he operates it’s even shown in the original film he Dosent just straight up come after his victims he seems to taught them into fear first before brutally murdering them.

[@user-hx6gs9rq7u]

That’s why he didn’t kill the baby

[@gizrard]

The camera man is probably sweating

[@magnustheredxv]

Imagine if there was a Halloween movie where Michael breaks the fourth wall by looking at the camera, grabbing it and lifting it up, then it cuts to black just as he is about to stab into where the cameraman's heart would be.

[@played0ut640]

I can imagine him just following Michael around, probably crapping his pants

[@kevintsunami3880]

Documenting everything while Micheal goes on a killing spree right in front of him.

[@postions_ariana_grande4459]

Cause it’s not real

[@nathanielurbina1034]

@@postions_ariana_grande4459 yeah it was a joke obviously lol

[@XybecsxMyers]

I love how Michael is just walking around 40 years later getting use to the new technology and😂😂

[@unclepecos3512]

Watching 2:23 after Halloween Kills makes this scene even crazier since this lady stares right at Michael not knowing he would kill her later than night. Love how they tied those characters into HK.

[@legendhunter3353]

No it was Suicide 😂

[@steves9955]

@@legendhunter3353 assisted suicide*

[@maloperverso8118]

Yup, and did Michael get ANY Sleep that Night!? Cause, from when He Escaped, to Halloween Kills, it seems like He was Awake for ~24+ Hours Straight....

[@et3rnal575]

@@maloperverso8118 he is possesed by dark spirit, he has superhuman strength

[@tayc9542]

He isn’t

[@Thizlamic]

Can we admit this is a LEGIT version of Michael Meyers....Pure EVIL!

[@adalynnshorrorworld2242]

Thizlamic Yes, we can!

[@MichaelMyers101]

Agreed!

[@brodiemunro9292]

This is how he should have always been, this movie captures how Michael Myers was originally written in the first film perfectly and if really does seem like the same killer back in 1978

[@Sundowner13]

Meyers

[@brokebutfast1306]

Michael Myers should have killed the kids , baby , anyone in his path. This Michael is soft

[@madrazz8888]

Person: "What's your favorite Michael Myers kill?" Me: "Yes."

[@Eva00.]

I am first who comment your comment

[@carlosmejota]

what?

[@TheGreekPianist]

1:02 That woman is a reference to the old lady in Halloween II who was wearing the same pink robe and in her kitchen at the time. I love how the new film added little references like that 😁

[@stephaniekelly8754]

Mrs elrod ❤

[@Derailer-tn1oe]

Harold... you want mayonnaise on your sandwich?

[@gilbertrivera1319]

And Alice next door she also got stabbed in the neck..Mrs elrod didn't die in H2

[@TheGreekPianist]

Steven Ignatiadis Gross! 😂

[@stephaniekelly8754]

Harold got mustard on that sandwich ❤

[@jacksonp881]

I love the horrifying concept he spared the baby so he could have something to hunt in the future. Or that a baby would just be too easy of a kill

[@PrototypeLightLight]

professionals have standards

[@sideways_chip_eater6420]

@Davyen Magnus be efficient

[@Orangetoastsss]

Michael doesn’t kill kids he will kill teenagers however

[@jemmastar5649]

Everyone in the comments: “Thank god Micheal didn’t kill that baby. He’s not so bad after all” Micheal when he left the baby: *”GO BACK TO SLEEP, AND STARVE”*

[@greywalker505]

And unless the parents got back soon, the poor kiddo would starve. Just killing a babysitter and leaving an infant all by themselves? That’s just as evil as killing them.

[@starbee325]

Nobody Special I’m actually pretty sure that the lady he killed was the baby’s mom

[@ChrisCollins068]

Iris Cruz The lady he killed was most likely the grandma and the real parents were out at a Halloween party so most likely the parents returned later that night

[@JShady7620]

Iris Cruz are you blind ? The lady he killed was in a different house. The baby was in the house with the old lady !

[@joshuaagee-bass4049]

@@ChrisCollins068 agreed.

[@comet3969]

Everyone out here making comments about Michael seeing baby, but no one made a comment about baby seeing Michael. Baby: **Starts crying** Baby: **Sees Michael** Baby: Shiii, bro, wassup

[@LuckD7cky]

Michael always was so good with kids...,sort of

[@Arkhamman2023]

@Sherbet Tea He probaly killed the kid because he was a wittnes but for the baby? I don't know

[@Arkhamman2023]

@Sherbet Tea Ya, Poor baby.

[@dder58]

You guys saying the Michael doesn't kill kids then why he try to kill Jamie lloyed?

[@Interesting_ios]

R.S.M Islam I think he only kill kids or baby’s if they are part of his family, other then that then he won’t

[@brandongamingtv7545]

Fun fact: this was taken in a single take without cutting at all. Wow!

[@johnfrank153]

0:51

[@GOOM]

michael tripped walking from the shed to the house so they had to cut 1 time

[@sideways_chip_eater6420]

@@johnfrank153 he mentioned the scene after that cut

[@greywalker505]

I mean, he used a knife after killing the old lady, so there was some cutting. Ba-dum-TSSH.

[@docproc144]

Probably my favorite scene in the entire movie. The camera work is brilliant.

[@Dylan-nq9yg]

All in one shot. Brilliant, great lighting too

[@michaelmyers8288]

*James Jude Courtney* is a fantastic Michael. He really gets it.

[@wagonball39]

Michael Myers you had a good chance to say oh look it’s me

[@lauriestrode476]

I'm gonna put an end to your career in Halloween ends this granny gonna take you down Michael!

[@samporter7018]

He did an amazing job

[@adamtowsley3526]

I thought it was the original actor he was that good

[@samporter7018]

@@adamtowsley3526 Nick Castle the original Michael does play him in one scene

[@Noob-vw5qc]

I like how Micheal just go to the baby and looks at him to make him stop crying.

[@supbrahimhammer.421]

I think that could be a reference to Rob Zombie’s Halloween. After Michael kills his whole family, he walks over to his baby sister’s crib and just stares before leaving and sparing her life

[@hackett152332]

@@supbrahimhammer.421 I think people just wanna forget Rob Zombies Halloween

[@sayitaintso0213]

@@hackett152332 I don’t see why. Sure it’s not as iconic without Jamie but it was a decent movie altogether.

[@sayitaintso0213]

@@supbrahimhammer.421 I don’t think Michael was ever going to kill Laurie/his sister Angel at all in the remake.

[@hackett152332]

@@sayitaintso0213 It was horrible, I don’t wanna see Michaels backstory

[@ErichKartmann]

Kids: (bump into Michael) Michael: "see you in 20years" (walks away)

[@gxrgie2696]

I love how in Halloween kills they used the same bit about the stethoscope with the couple

[@StarKushExoticGalaxy]

Exactly, thought I was the only one that noticed

[@manuelcarrillo3028]

Right. As soon as she said he forgot his stethoscope I was like “yoooooo that’s that guy”

[@Sigmundfrued]

Fr

[@lianavivolo7266]

I love how Michael snuck a little peek at the baby but let him live. I almost cried if joy lol

[@spyingonyallteacup2744]

the baby will strave to death it will be dead weeks later after they smell the body

[@johndetheshape3095]

@@spyingonyallteacup2744 do you think people in the area is deaf with a crying baby Those things are like sirens when they dont get food 😂 The lady that died proably had a mom who are in touch with the daugter when they see dont answer they wil find the baby

[@johndetheshape3095]

Proably the only Nice moment with Michael

[@lukebell4738]

Hate to break it to you but he definitely did that because he wanted the baby to starve slowly

[@Zoom12002]

1:43 Michael myers: hm ill wait 20 years for you *continues to walk*

[@professional.thesaurus.1685]

20 years later *Chases* Michael Myers: oh, my back

[@dragonitefan420]

Michael would he 80 though ._.

[@_i_am_online__7054]

@@dragonitefan420 He will walk faster than you can run Boogeyman never dies 🎃

[@dragonitefan420]

@@_i_am_online__7054 True

[@AB-qw7oo]

Maybe 10

[@jewelz6028]

People that argue Michael is a boring killer...think of a cat, the way he stalks his prey then commits with unwavering conviction.

[@WTAWWR08]

Michael Meow-yers

[@josephcame24]

Fun fact: John carpenter was inspired to create michel myers, when his class took a trip to a mental institution in Kentucky and he saw a young boy with the "most evilest eyes, the devil's eyes", as donald pleasance described in 1978s haloween (original).

[@JamaicaZ160R1793010A]

Heard of it!

[@Dtown96]

1:51 Notice how Michael leaves the door open so that they would find the crying babies alone and they would be safe.

[@asee818]

I actually think it was for the camera man can walk thru.. lol

[@StefanOJacare]

The Don shhhhh can’t let people know Michael broke the 4th wall

[@EricDG326]

Dustin Levy It’s actually because he doesn’t care to close it

[@JulianWavy]

This scene gave me chills down my spine and the soundtrack was amazing

[@uchihaedgelord5589]

Pay close attention when Michael begins his rampage, a bunch of kids nearby are chanting the "black cats and goblins" nursery rhyme from the original film, and it ends RIGHT before the rendition of the theme begins. Man, what an awesome way to convey that Michael's return.

[@JasonBlackYT1]

This scene still amazes me, a one take scene in a Halloween movie was at one point unthinkable and its executed perfectly here.

[@АвазбекРахманжанув]

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[@luilo7848]

His killings are so smooth.

[@Harrock]

Wierd comment ...

[@MONK77169]

Yall watch the new trailer it’s awesome

[@Jabanz1]

@@MONK77169 I did💯

[@mechajason]

When Michael sees all the kids dressed up for Halloween he’s thinking my god I’ve been locked up for so long I need to make up for lost time now where is the nearest butcher knife

[@RyzingPheonix]

There is only ONE way to be safe from Micheal Myers “Be the camera man”

[@Bryan-dj1zw]

Or baby

[@RyzingPheonix]

The baby won’t be a baby for the rest of its life.

[@Je11keng]

Of course. But michael knows he has to do it for the movie. He knows the cameraman is there but doesn't do anything to him.

[@somerandomfellow8321]

cannot believe how bad kills and ends was compared to this movie. how tf did they mess it up so badly. This is excellent. Just keep doing this.

[@Dylan90210]

It’s probably Curtis and her “final girl” complex meddling with the script to make it all about her.

[@PsYChOtlC_ShArK]

@@Dylan90210 yeah if you've seen ends you'll know why I'm not happy

[@austinlamonge4741]

Kills is awful but I actually was into ends unlike most people

[@thedarknate08]

@@PsYChOtlC_ShArK terrible writing by that idiot DGG and McBride!

[@thestardustman5374]

@@PsYChOtlC_ShArK soon theyll say that ending wasint canon again and well get the movie we wanted. One of these days.

[@tenaciousandresilient9687]

He began killing after the children bumped into him so maybe he was angry.

[@herosam1390]

What about that scene with the kid and his dad and the one in the bathroom?

[@bucketofsick478]

No he killed for his signature kitchen knife so that he has a weapon he’s very good at using so he has a better chance at killing Laurie

[@benconnor3206]

Slasher Fitness not at all. He came there extremely calculated . That was the house he heard on the radio and was the last tie to Jamie lee Curtis character , so he started there and kept going until he made enough ruckus to find Allyson, the granddaughter, as soon as he saw her he saw Jamie lee

[@javierlopez9789]

Michael wasn't chasing Laurie in this movie, he just found her by coincidence and because her house was near

[@tobyjones205]

He had a twinkie in his pocket and they smushed it.

[@mikeymyers7615]

He played such a good Michael Myers. In my opinion as good as h1 and h2. Has such a great old school feel to him but also brought a good stance on Michael. One of my favorite Halloween’s Forsure

[@TheM31ShadoW]

Definitelly , he played him great !!

[@hackett152332]

Agreed

[@thehardyfan9908]

He is the same actor

[@PhantomSavage]

The one thing people probably remember most about the series is also the one thing that, in my opinion, partially ruined Michael's scariness: Making Laurie Michael's sister. it suddenly gave Michael's killing more purpose, which in turn made it a bit less scary. Making Laurie the reason Michael goes after her makes it seem more like a personal vendetta or mission, and all of Michael's kills inbetween just seem like people that either get in the way or victims of circumstance as Michael searches for his true target... but this movie erasing that suddenly brought all the fear back to Michael the original had... he doesn't HAVE an objective.. he doesn't HAVE a target... his killing is at complete random, which means no one is truly safe. This makes Michael seem much more like the embodiment of "Pure Evil" that he's supposed to be. He is a supernatural force of nature that murders at complete random, and there's nothing you can do to stop him or predict where or who he's going after next, which suddenly makes the average home in suburbia on a Halloween night a far, far scarier place to be than it ever should be, which was the whole impact behind the first film.

[@jurassicpark1fan920]

I agree that Michael not being Laurie's brother makes him scarier but if he kills randomly then why did he stalk Laurie?

[@demonfoxgirl1000]

@@jurassicpark1fan920 in the first film, he may just be taking his time to play with her for no special reason. in the 2018 sequel, he's after her because she's the one who got away. maybe there's an interview with JC explaining it? figure it out for yourself

[@starrsmith3810]

I completely agree.

[@LuisAngel-mu4zv]

Still, from a screenwriting standpoint the original is better since everything is purposeful despite the fact of michael being pure evil, it has direction and detail, wich makes every desicion he makes important the plot, in the original laurie wasn't her sister but she was still the main target, we just dont know why, what makes the first film work is that despite the fact that he kills randomly he still targeted laurie and wanted to get to her, the reason he stalked tommy was because he was with laurie, the reason he killed bob was so that he could kill Linda while she was alone, and he killed annie and Linda because that made his job easier to finally kill laurie while she was alone, im not saying he didn't enjoy killing the rest of them because he surely did but laurie was his main focus, maybe because she was the first person she saw in haddonfield, or because she was standing infront of his house, maybe she reminded him of her sister, wich would kind of explain the tombstone on Annie's bed so that laurie could see, idk the film is really ambiguous into why he wants laurie wich i love because it makes him mysterious, thats the no reason no conscience pure evil thing loomis was talking about, but having a specific goal isn't the same thing as a big reason, we dont know why he wants laurie but we do know she was the main target during the whole film, now il talk about H18, i like the hammer scene since he would need a knife just like he killed the mechanic in the original because he needed new clothes, same thing in this one, also the podcasters kill was also necessary for him to have the mask, just like the kill in the bus crash was important ,those kills are good because we understand what he wants, we do need to have a sense of direction for the film, they could've done something to make him want laurie, maybe have michael see Allyson and make him wanna kill her, maybe allyson can be in denial of what laurie tells her without realizing the same thing will happen to her, or if thats to convinient maybe make it happen to vicky wich will make her a good charecter more than an unimportant one,dave would also be important to the plot because hes the boyfriend, allyson can be one of the targets because michael knows shes vickys friend and is close to her just like dave is, the kills would feel more understandable like michael killing the parents of some kids allyson and vicky are babysitting, kills that feel important to the plot instead of fan service,conect that with laurie hunting michael with deputy hawkins, hawkins could be Dave's grandfather idk anything it would also give the film the small town feel that the original had, you could still have all that with laurie and her struggle with trauma and you can also have michael do what i mentioned without having a complete reason on why he wants to do it and have a well structured film instead of just randomness and filler, the supernatural thing was something the 2nd film since carownter stated hes almost supernatural not completely, hes still human, so just saying hes 100% completely a force of evil kind of ruins the mysticism of the charecter the same way that the brother and sister element ruins it, the inhuman force is more in line with the sequels the same way the brother and sister is more in line with the sequels, the 2nd film brought the brother and sister thing wich i didn't like at all and i like not knowing what michael is, knowing his tactics and tragedies and goals isn't the same thing as knowing why he has the main goal, i wanna see him plan, stalk his victims with care and know who hes going for, the first film was ambiguous on what michael really was and why he wanted what he wanted but we still knew his target and tactics

[@LuisAngel-mu4zv]

@@demonfoxgirl1000 hes after her because the sartain twist made him go into the woods, he didnt even remember who she was or who ray was when he killed him

[@AbadonProductions]

Say whatever the hell you want about what came after. This is by far one of the best Michael Myers scenes period

[@Jsizzle6809]

The best!

[@MrMMA1133]

Micheal Myers after he spares a baby after killing his mom: *Im sorry little one.*

[@supbrahimhammer.421]

I think that could be a reference to Rob Zombie’s Halloween. After Michael kills his whole family, he walks over to his baby sister’s crib and just stares before leaving and sparing her life

[@alexisl3xmcmullin171]

@@supbrahimhammer.421 he takes off his mask, sets down the knife and gets her bundle up and sits on the porch holding the baby till his mom gets home in Rob Zombies

[@comediaepica8098]

When Michael saw the baby: 📈📈 When he left: 📉📉

[@supbrahimhammer.421]

I think that could be a reference to Rob Zombie’s Halloween. After Michael kills his whole family, he walks over to his baby sister’s crib and stares before leaving and sparing her life

[@sayitaintso0213]

@@supbrahimhammer.421 It’s been like a couple years since I’ve seen Rob Zombie’s Halloween but Didn’t he say something to her like “Happy Halloween baby” or “Happy Halloween boo” something like that and then kissed her ?

[@christophersuazo6799]

@@sayitaintso0213 yeah

[@brianwilliams4467]

I like how the baby stops crying when it sees Michael

[@donteventry6740]

"I'll keep my doors locked." Me: Ummm apparently not.

[@donteventry6740]

True that!

[@thekiller7994]

MILIKA DUTY or Michael could sneak through a window

[@donteventry6740]

@@thekiller7994 Oh lordy, I can imagine him struggling to get his butt through the window, then falling when succeeding.

[@AlecMcOne]

This always baffles me about Horror films set in America. So many times the doors are not locked. Are the Americans generally relaxed about locking their doors?. I'm not American so i wouldn't know. I always keep my doors locked, day and night. I leave the back door open in Summer sometimes when it's too hot.

[@donteventry6740]

Not my family, doors locked all the time. I'm American. 😅

[@josemanzanilla115]

2:12 after watching Halloween kills, small details like this are priceless.