Halloween III: Season of the Witch (8/10) Movie CLIP - Silver Shamrock Shutdown (1982) HD

[@CharlesXavier]

Cochran didn’t die. He got transported to Detroit and became the head of Omni Consumer Products (OCP) that would later go on to create RoboCop.

[@natsuki9969]

yes

[@CharlesXavier]

@@natsuki9969 Love your avatar and your name.

[@zacharyartis7301]

Wow

[@ds_the_rn]

I’m just sad I didn’t see this comment sooner!!! 👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏

[@johnlagan2160]

The old geezer did get it

[@MrHDE-ex6xl]

I like how Cochran was all cool when he simply smiled and clapped his hands...as if he was saying "You've won the battle, but you lost the war."

[@elijahwilcox6215]

Mister O’Hern I felt it was him saying " well played mr chalils well played

[@Patriot18S]

The old man from robocop

[@psychedeliccarrie5921]

He was so confident that his plan would succeed that he programmed the android to destroy the factory with Tom Atkins.

[@gkroll8467]

dan was the man I just wish they could have done a little better in the effects to make him disappear at the end he looks like tin foil head

[@Kaijufan360]

I love how the Lazer just teleported to his end till the factory has blown up.

[@DarkWolf-407]

Having Loomis as a recurring character throughout the anthology would have been cool.

[@LemonWedgeinc]

That’s actually an awesome idea

[@HoustonSoto]

Having Loomis face off with Cochran would have been epic.

[@guilhermehank4938]

Problem is that he died in Part 2

[@BrettMannion]

Guilherme Almeida no he didn’t, his last appearance was in Halloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers, Donald Pleasence died shortly after

[@BrettMannion]

@Whole Lotta Bread the person I replied to said he died in Halloween 2, but he didn’t, his last appearance is in Halloween 6, so read carefully before commenting aggressively, and know your place.

[@Bayan1905]

An interesting concept, John Carpenter never wanted the Halloween movies to be all about Michael Myers, he wanted a different story with each film, then the film company overrode him and dumped a bunch of horrible sequels on us. Would have loved to have seen the ideas he could have come up with every year or so.

[@amazinmets8439]

Halloween 3 was awesome, it was just hated when it came out because people were hung up on Michael Myers. But it has grown to be quite loved nowadays and much more appreciated. It's a cult classic!

[@Bauglir100]

I think they should at least have Conal Cochran return in the next Halloween film. He's the kind of guy I imagine would be behind all the Michael Myers and Thorn stuff.

[@Johnlindsey289]

Interesting idea Jonathan

[@kyleluna1]

Bayan1905 Halloween 4 was suppose to be a Ghost story before it was replaced with the absurd Michael Myers storyline. Due to the commercial failure of this film and the anger of the fans Michael Myers returned instead. I find this film a classic and impressive sequel that could have taken the franchise in new and interesting directions. This movie is a fun masterpiece for me and it had better elements than the lousy Halloween 4-6

[@Johnlindsey289]

Hey Kyle what about Halloween H2O which was meant to conclude the Laurie story and franchise? i thought it was interesting and should had ended the franchise, Resurrection never happened.

[@gagecrawley6223]

Cochran is like "Congratulations. You didn't stop shit."

[@Kaijufan360]

Who else is ready for Halloween Kills?

[@GisherJohn24]

was Cochran a ghost?

[@Kaijufan360]

@@GisherJohn24 Yes. He died but he became a ghost.

[@michaelzoran]

My interpretation of what we saw was Cochran congratulating them on doing a good job of doing what he would have done - killing him. But, at the same time, Cochran knew that he had still achieved his goal. Conal Cochran is the only "bad guy" to achieve victory in one of these horror film movies. The fact is Michael Myers, Freddy Kreuger, Jason Voorhees, and others are all losers who continuously end up being defeated time after time after time. In comparison, Conal Cochran got the job done and successfully achieved his goal. Michael Myers can't even achieve his goal of sacrificing his own family. But Conal Cochran successfully achieved his goal of sacrificing millions of people wearing his evil masks with particles from Stonehenge. Conal Cochran definitely deserves to be in the Hall of Fame for Bad Guys for that achievement.

[@GisherJohn24]

@@michaelzoran GREAT COMMENT!

[@MystikWizard]

Such an innovative way for a villain to die ... disintegrated by the power of Stonehenge, with his own magic and technology backfiring on him. I loved the long shot as he prepared for his death, as well.

[@josephmendoza9523]

It's kind of like he was saying "you might have won the battle but you lost the war"

[@markl5562]

Great sequence but did the costume and special effects people need to make him look like a grinning foam mannequin?

[@dajanicki]

There is a theory is that Cochran actually became one with Stonehenge in this scene.

[@silverscreenpreviews]

He ended up looking like some guy from the flintstones.

[@dillonkinder9296]

that smile and when he claps gets me everytime

[@lionelhutz5137]

☺ 👏

[@johnreed3405]

I think that in his own psychotic way was good sportsmanship

[@cartoonperson42]

Curiously, Cochran is played by Daniel O'Herlihy, a very good character actor - he was also the alien, Grig, in The Last Starfighter

[@capeck1993]

That's a smile that says.."You may have won this time, but I'll be back..."

[@TravelinBand747]

“I’ll get you next time, Gadget. Next time!”

[@gameroftheyear1000]

That smug smile he makes when he "dies" 2:23

[@DoubleNickelFilmsLtd]

gameroftheyear1000 What did it mean? Where did he go? Did the power from that transferred him to another universe or something?

[@gameroftheyear1000]

+Coty Acey powers of the Celtic ritual simply made him disintegrate

[@DoubleNickelFilmsLtd]

gameroftheyear1000 Oh.

[@cnycewitit003]

gameroftheyear1000 I don't think he went through all that trouble to retrieve the tablet and enact that entire ritual to simply "disintegrate". He was well funded and well researched. I thought he was somehow transferred to another dimension also, for lack of better terms. That tablet literally lit him up until he vanished. I always tripped out over that ending as a kid.

[@MystikWizard]

I think what you see is what you get. He was done in by his own technology and evil ... and was disintegrated. However, he was dying with a smile knowing regardless of his death, he accomplished his mission and knowing it was too late for Challis to stop his work.

[@EddieFelson777]

One of the most underrated villains in motion pictures

[@happy_stickman1520]

The 34 dislikes are people who missed the giveaway at 9

[@crystalteardrop2605]

They can redeem themselves this Saturday at 9pm

[@Kaijufan360]

And of course...The yolk.

[@davsny5]

34 Dislikes won't have a Happy Halloween this year.

[@russellthompson9271]

STOP IIIIIIIIIT!!!!

[@markl5562]

26 were forced to wear that pumpkin mask and stare at the TV

[@PhilAndersonOutside]

Cochran was a great bad guy. Right out of a James Bond movie.

[@jedijones]

Just what we want in a horror movie...not.

[@gkroll8467]

great film people should have read the fangoria thats all there was back in 82 to know that myers wasnt in it 3 problems minor ones should have cut out that bad effect of dan disappearing his face shot of the bicycle bell without the top to represent the robots machinery in the coroners office no way cochran could have made an ellie robot that fast and no she wasnt a robot thoughtout the whole film why would this be he didnt want anybody snooping around santa mira to ruin his plans why would she seek out chalis and bring him to santa mira makes no sense still I loved this film in 82 and Im glad its finally getting the respect it deserves a lot of carpenter films eith directed or produced bomb out and years later they are rediscovered big trouble in little china but he always has a downbeat ending even if the good guys wins case like the creature popping out from the truck one dumb thing in the comic book which takes place right after the end like halloween 2 he sorta of makes friends with it bad idea since jack is an idiot but succeeds he should have ran over it by accident as it tries to attack him

[@IsmailofeRegime]

​@@jedijones To be fair, while I get that James Bond is a weird franchise to bring up for a horror film, Cochran does make a good horror villain even though he obviously isn't going around with a mask slashing people to death. I think that's the point the original comment is trying to make.

[@angryboi595]

@@jedijones what? He was a horrifying villain in this!

[@BrettMannion]

The franchise is not called Michael Myers, its called Halloween, so there is no logical reason for people to insist Michael Myers be in it. As for those wishing it was called Season of the Witch rather than Halloween III: Season of the Witch, remember that there is already a movie called Season of the Witch, so in addition to it being an alternative concept to the previous two Halloween movies, there would be the issue of copyright infringement. This was a great installment in the Halloween franchise. End of discussion.

[@heitorgandra1931]

Why the fans did this to halloween?

[@BrettMannion]

Heitor Gandra did what?

[@BrettMannion]

King Sun :)

[@heitorgandra1931]

Why they just wanted a guy with a william Shatner mask instead of a anthology series?

[@BrettMannion]

Heitor Gandra you’ll have to ask John Carpenter

[@mrhorrorjunkie7873]

I don't think that killed Cochran. I think it teleported him somewhere else. I have a feeling it did.

[@chase3130]

he probably the god of Halloween now

[@Dan-ky5es]

He's probably Samhain himself.

[@mrhorrorjunkie7873]

Dan24 he's probably eternal like Michael Myers

[@Dan-ky5es]

Maybe the root of all evil. He's probably in league with the man in black somewhere down the line.

[@Dan-ky5es]

Maybe, maybe. I always thought, because he's smiling...maybe he's not dead but just defeated this time round? (And maybe he could easily be reincarnated)

[@Zero8880]

I kinda feel like Stranger Things got a lot of it's "vibe" from this movie.

[@youtuber5669]

really? how?

[@rocksoliddude1]

Darn he was the good guy in Robocop but a bastard in this

[@Johnlindsey289]

Yup indeed!

[@AngelofMusic04]

He wasn't necessarily the "good guy" in the original "RoboCop".

[@pokerbeast6402]

He must've always looked old

[@PeyserConlee]

But he became a villain in RoboCop 2.

[@Gogetta80]

@@pokerbeast6402 no doubt, as I don’t even think his character in robocop even had a name. He was always referred to as “the old man” or “the geezer”

[@matthewJ142]

Still having Atkins is what makes this movie great

[@RealTreyOlds]

It’s ironic really even though Cochran is defeated in the end his plan works he wins

[@somerandomguy4812]

It’s never really confirmed that his plan worked, the movie like many of John Carpenter’s movies intentionally left the ending ambiguous.

[@trinitymplayers]

@@somerandomguy4812 In the novel version, it is implied it works.

[@somerandomguy4812]

That’s the novel though, the movie it’s left intentionally ambiguous.

[@somerandomguy4812]

Although Tom Atkins himself said that he believed Challis was able to get the third channel to pull commercial in time but how canonical that statement is, is up to debate.

[@IsmailofeRegime]

​@@somerandomguy4812 Having recently rewatched the film, to me it looks like the third network's signal was already starting to "activate" the symbol behind the masks (hence the flashing lights on the TV), hence why Challis started screaming. So I think it implies that Challis saved some kids, but plenty were still killed.

[@gremlinz8612]

Dr. Loomis should have been the main character...that would have stopped a little of the backlash edit: I think the anthology idea was great though

[@DoctorWho1983]

I think Dan O'Herilhy kind was the Dr.Loomis of this movie - even though he was the bad guy. And remember Dr.Loomis is a fictional character in the H3 universe, since the have the original movie playing on TV in this movie.

[@MegaHello202]

It would’ve been neat if they made it an anthology but kept it all in the same universe so they were all connected

[@unfortunatelythis4183]

He would've shot him SIX TIMES!

[@pokerbeast6402]

No because then it would imply that millions of kids died in the Myers universe. There's a preview of a Halloween movie in this movie, and it shows it as a movie itself, meaning Dr Loomis is fiction in this movies universe

[@gameroftheyear1000]

At that point in time, the Dr.Loomis character was killed off with the shape because John Carpenter didn’t want to see them on the big screen ever again. So he killed them off in H2.

[@betterthanemril988]

1:09 poor Michael lol

[@tyleryoung9384]

I wish we got a sequel to this.

[@heitorgandra1931]

Yea,but this sequel NEEDS to have Michael Myers

[@estelasayeed5608]

Heitor Gandra no it doesn’t

[@Lauradelatorre9138]

QuinnFan uh yes it does cus this timeline would be forgotten and continue the micheal Myers franchise

[@ShukaHusk]

We did.

[@markobighead3173]

@@ShukaHusk No, we didn't.

[@Flixxy0]

Got this on VHS, Unopened.

[@FlashEarth89]

DVD unopened haha

[@johnstitt2615]

Cool.

[@russellthompson9271]

If you don't like the movie go away.

[@Flixxy0]

@@russellthompson9271 Wdym, I bought it unopened.

[@russellthompson9271]

@@Flixxy0 Why haven't you opened it then?!

[@Seiko180]

I love that last shot of the building with the evil sky

[@petrifiedtoaster8572]

It's an old effect, but it still looks creepy. Stuff like that is why I love this film.

[@-Trauma.]

Conal Cochrane went to the place where the Mayans, the Dogons, and other ancient civilizations that just vanished, went. He won bro. Michael Myers stole his whole style from his henchmen too...

[@GuamoKun]

Literal multi-dimensional transcendence achieved by a sort of dark-gnosis. Homeboy couldn’t stop any of Chochran’s plan. He was already too late by the moment the movie began!

[@KnottsBear-yTalesPreserved]

He's Mr. White Christmas, he's Mr. Snow!

[@arlfiftyfourtd8132]

Although Cochran died I think we could assume that Silver Shamrock won judging by the ending

[@ameya193]

This is so creepy. I gotta watch this film xD

[@Lars.alexanderson]

Trust me it’s amazing you will love it the creepiness is amazing

[@egb50000]

Cochran's clap and smile was both an admiration and mockery. Even when he loses, he still wins, however, he loves a good trick even if it's on him.

[@MrNewhatt]

It always cracks me up when that robot guy falls to the ground with that orange juice goo flying out his mouth at 1:11

[@willfishcakes]

MrNewhatt lol same

[@olivier01234]

Too much mint cream does me the same problem

[@PHUZface1]

the pumpkin juuuuuice🎃

[@jonathanbennaman6753]

I always thought it was egg yolk 😂

[@gkroll8467]

Screw the haters this film rocks

[@jacencastellano5705]

It because more relevant know that Michael meyers mask is made by silver shamrock

[@jalenjohnson1662]

How has nobody made a Cochran lamp based on his look at the end?

[@Felix-Sited]

This is the best Halloween film without a doubt.

[@mrskinszszs]

Nah

[@davsny5]

I prefer this one and 2 over all the others, especially the new ones.

[@tias.6675]

It's crazy how easily this film replaced the original Halloween as my favorite. It was hard to not be biased lol.

[@Lugh444]

​@@tias.6675 I love this movie. It's just so weird! Commercialization of Halloween meets ancient Halloween (Samhain). It's beautiful

[@youtuber5669]

you mean this as a Halloween movie in general or movie of this franchise?

[@androo6473]

The festival of Samhain, one of my favourite holidays in my life, not because of the damn stupid candy and dress ups, no, because it’s actually because Samhain is all about letting the dead hang out with us, and our ancestors and such, I am interested in Irish folklore since my half Irish blood sister told me about Samhain, Halloween

[@markobighead3173]

Ah, Americans love to latch onto our culture and traditions here in Ireland. And no, that's not at all what Samhain is about. I'd be surprised if you can even pronounce Samhain.

[@ridanann]

@@markobighead3173 so you're having a go at their cultural ignorance by being ignorant we are very death obsessed from worshipping or ancestors in the tuatha de danaan to the hawthorn tree it would only be correct for an outsider to view our holidays as gothicy or morbid. Well they have turned the harvest part into opposite time Easter with its celebration of gluttony that's not what he still was originally about all cultures bastardize other cultures we should have kept ourselves to ourselves the cats pulling the chariot out of the burial mound now lol. I would argue Halloween and samhain are completely different holidays Halloween is basically a modern invention it doesn't really have anything to do with us it's like how the book of invasions talks about continental Celts those people do not identify with the people we identify with them they don't identify as being the same as us America's literally just a continuation of this cycling history.

[@joevingo4654]

I like how the TV sets and computers are arranged to look like Stonehenge.

[@henripentant1120]

Big part of the movie even the opening credits have a point the leds on the computer display or whatever the connection of tech to druidism and clockwork is really significant

[@andrebrown6427]

Went out with a smile:)

[@michaeldefreese4678]

Still by far one of my top favorite scary movies of all time from my childhood. Also my favorite halloween

[@bobbackward6461]

I love this scene, it's like winning at Mega Man 2 with all the little explosions. It made me wanna build a desktop PC with lots little blinkies too.

[@Phriendship]

1:33 I love this shot

[@daniel79tj]

2:24 me as a kid wanting to see Michael in this film "he is turning in to Michael Myers"

[@BackwardsCup]

1:08 The man was hit with so many quarters that he spat up 3 omlets worth of egg yolks.

[@ARedMagicMarker]

HAHAHHAHAHAHAHA

[@Buck3366]

The robot Ellie never even bothers to stop him destroying the whole factory. That said why even make a robot of her when Challis was captured and had no means apparently of escaping ?? This movie has issues but I still love it 🤣

[@TheLuca2001]

Not neccesarily issues, but it's just very inconclusive and the viewer must always think of an explanation instead of the film offering it right away. Cochran may as well have known that even destroying the factory would not stop the commercial from reaching its objective (even if the "breaking news" about the factory being engulfed in flames is to be considered, because Santa Mira is a rather isolated community, and even strangers who tried to talk about the truth would be hunted down by the androids, as they are not only guarding the factory, but the town as a whole). The robot Ellie was designed so that in the event that Challis makes it out of the factory, he would most likely be with her, and would take him out in order to prevent Challis from contacting the networks.

[@seanpatrickcain2]

2:17 Are you ready to discover the price for using magic? 2:03 Be seeing you 1:39 No! Shut it down! SHUT IT DOWN! 0:54 This might come as a shock to you 0:22 This song's gonna get stuck inside your head

[@DoubleNickelFilmsLtd]

1:08 - 1:11: Dick Warlock. In this one: he can't get a break.

[@jeffcostello9641]

Another five days until Halloween!!

[@gregthomas2448]

This movie is vastly underrated, it’s a masterpiece of filmmaking and acting. It’s a generational film that deserves iconic status.

[@MatthewtheHaunter]

Cochran turning into that paper looking thing is absolutely terrifying

[@SoulReaperSlayer19]

Turned to a pillar of salt is what it looks like..🤔

[@SoulReaperSlayer19]

@@thecapedcritique1858 reason I say pillar of salt is because the movie explained these are ancient spirits that Cochran was trying to control. In the Bible there was a woman turned into a pillar of salt for her disobedience after Angels warned them. I just thought there was a connection there, but stone would be viable too.

[@mtssvnsn]

See, that's why you always plug you CRTs onto a grounded outlet. And don't put them in a circle.

[@thomaswatkins3686]

Ok. Just noticing something now. Years and years later. Go back to the hospital scene. When they’re showing the body to Ellie. Watch the scene carefully. I’ll be darned if that isn’t Cochran in the room (then in the hallway, talking to the nurse) with them. Go ahead. You’ll see it. And not unsee it after. Neither of the two main characters get a good look at him. Sure. There’s a probability this was just supposed to be a background character. But it wouldn’t shock me to find out this was planted there to imply Cochran was already getting information and aware of the people coming to look for him.

[@charlieclark9552]

Looks like he teleported not disintegrated

[@dajanicki]

According to a film theory, Cochran became one with the Stonehenge when he disappeared.

[@SoulReaperSlayer19]

I’ve seen a lot of horror movies. I was not prepared for this one, it’s very dark. Sad, it gets passed over 90% of the time because it has nothing to do with Michael…

[@zacharyharris628]

All the androids acted like Michael Myers. Am I not wrong?

[@charlieclark9552]

No, they did

[@SoulReaperSlayer19]

@@charlieclark9552 Michael could be a more advanced version of whatever that android was made of back in those days..

[@superpan218]

Why was this movie such a hidden gem? Well, at the time, critics and audiences hated it because it was different and didn't follow the story. That's the problem. People are not used to changes. Change is good because it keeps a franchise feeling fresh. If your franchise is re-hasing the same ideas over and over, it starts getting stagnant. Nowadays, it's an underrated movie.

[@BanditoGames3]

For those confused on what just happened and the lore of the backstory in short summary. Stone henge from England is stolen. Somehow the Stonehenge is a part of some kind of mythical pagan magic. Cochran is a pagan god worshipper. He built the entire factory with the help of all the Androids he built. He's most likely been alive for over 300 years (this has been partly explained in two ways) The homeless guy who gets killed mentions that no locals helped Cochran build santa Mira and the factory. Meaning he had help from androids. #2 the main character finds a fake android women knitting. And gets attacked by one of the boss henchman. He kills him and then cochran finds them. He explains that that robot was made in the late 1700s. Movie summary. Cochran was literally just some crazy pagan worshipper who wanted to "fix" Halloween by indtalling "chips" into the irish Halloween masks his company co produces in order to kill all the children who watch his telegram ad on TV. The chips are also infected with the pagan Stonehenge magic. Thats how the bugs come out. The bugs don't affect the androids though. And for ellie. Most people speculate she was kidnapped during when the main guy tried finding her at the hotel. But i think she was already an android considering the cuddling s*x scene. She was extremely active for someone who lost a father. I feel like cochran had sent her to him after he found out about everything at first. She was definitely a human after her father died but i feel like she was an android after they arrived in town.

[@DBarns7]

I loved how Dr. Challis sprung Cochran's trap on him and his minions. It was brilliant how he took them all out with that move. Talk about thinking on your feet. Even Cochran seemed to show some admiration for his cunning. However his clapping hinted that Challis might have won the battle, but the war has only begun. This was one of best scenes in the film.

[@The_Lost_Subrosian]

I believe all that is left of Silver Shamrock is Majora's Mask

[@nickhall5766]

The hell happened to cocren? Did he go to another dimension? I bet if this had a sequel it would turn out to be a paramedic 😂😂🤣🤣

[@bobsandwich3431]

He became a paper mache of himself

[@lemurdream]

Even as a kid I could never understand why all the effects were good throughout the movie and then at the climax when Cochran gets zapped he turns into a smiling snowman. Of all the cool things they could have done, they did THAT? WTF

[@DANIEL-xh8pf]

Red Ribbon army in a nutshell

[@markl5562]

He turned into a snowman from a 5th grade rendition of Jack Frost

[@z3v..]

😂

[@betterthanemril988]

0:35 his face lol 😂

[@henripentant1120]

Geekin

[@leslynmarques2242]

I tumble nail looks like Donald Trump

[@CharlesXavier]

So... why weren't there any snakes and bugs crawling out of the technicians' bodies?

[@ShadowSonic2]

They're robots. All of them.

[@CharlesXavier]

@@ShadowSonic2 M'kay. So I guess the creepy-crawly stuff doesn't happen to robots then.

[@tayachting6345]

@@CharlesXavier They weren't alive. The snakes and bugs only come out of the sacrificed and that is to do in the bystanders.

[@mikestanberry]

That was really a............. shocking turn of events 😂🤣

[@josedavila9945]

So was he a warlock? Was he from a lineage of Witches?

[@tayachting6345]

Yes he was. The film just showed him though. There were probably other witches in league with him though, like a network, perhaps they don't all need to be together though although I do think he's the head of the coven or group that he's associated with. Strange that the film just didn't focus on that as well.

[@henripentant1120]

They were hermetic druids or witches or whatever that passed their knowledge on using the clockwork arts as a front yea it kind of makes you wonder if he is the only one

[@thethotslayer471]

A solid horror movie 🍿

[@boyguapito1]

After so many years, I still wonder what is the connection between the microchip, the laser beam, and the insects and snakes coming out of the masks?

[@nyantend0]

So like, what’s up with Cochran’s death?

[@ToxTube97]

That's the one thing i never understood, either dead or transported somewhere since the part of the Stone Henge is magical source

[@gkroll8467]

Romero’s film came out in early 70s had different titles jacks wife hungry wives it was reissued after this film came out and returned to capitalize on it

[@josephbritt6890]

Good movie

[@silverscreenpreviews]

I've always been fascinated by what happens to Cochran at the end.

[@ameliawarfield5637]

It was really awesome when the good doctor took down the Silver Shamrock factory.

[@Inverse_Midas]

What happened to Cochrane when he was zapped by the pure magical energy of Stonehenge? Something makes me think he didn't actually die, but was transported to another plane of existence.

[@tayachting6345]

I think he was zapped by his own magic and was killed -- frying in hell but of course, the carnage would still be carried out because the advertisements were already sent to the tv stations, and Cochrane knew that.

[@Trig242]

The more I watch this movie (love it) it reminds me of Strange Brew haha

[@kendallbyrne2788]

The sound effects are top notch👍👍👍

[@Gilamunster777]

02:25 When you hit the blunt after coming off probation.

[@DominicNJ73]

Using drugs is so sad.

[@henripentant1120]

Feeling mello

[@MachineD3vil]

2:24 My face when watching CZsWorld

[@skar8009]

Let me get this straight, old guy has a dozen robots which are far more efficient than a human and still none of them could see or hear this guy?

[@z3v..]

1:43 the slow turn 😂😂

[@richardgadberry8398]

2:23 "Death is a primitive concept. I prefer to think of them as battling evil...in another dimension!"

[@doctorsocrates4413]

Terrific Halloween film which deserves merit...certainly better than the crap which followed it.

[@davidwislowski6351]

I wonder why ellie wasn't affected the like other andriods were.

[@JulioLopez-xz5kx]

She was probably too far away from the impact site.

[@Buck3366]

Or maybe why she didn’t try to stop him destroying the entire factory??

[@SoulReaperSlayer19]

You ever heard of something called “Endgame”? No I’m not talking about Avengers..😒 An Endgame is when you play your last card, like your ace in the hole, and for those younger folks out there it’s like playing an adventure game with a pet and getting to the final level and realizing the pet is actually a secret power. Cochran planned in the event that if they somehow escape (got a feeling the doctor guy in the movie is ex military or something) that Ellie would be his endgame to try to stop the Dr Guy. Notice how even after her body was torn apart it kept coming after him..

[@davidwislowski6351]

@@SoulReaperSlayer19 yeah, but even the androids coming up the stairs were affected and ellie still wasn't!

[@SoulReaperSlayer19]

@@davidwislowski6351 Not all robots are always built alike. Remember they had just captured her, they could have used a new organic material in creating her clone

[@MichaelSunny]

That image of him used to scare me when I was a kid.

[@Monsoon62]

Why didn’t Ellie-bot try to stop him then?

[@waltersobchak4565]

She was still calibrating lol

[@Charizarzar]

What actually happened to him, did he die or was he transported somewhere?

[@KremProductions]

Probably teleported

[@Dan-ky5es]

2:24 looks like Donald Trump! lol

[@MrHorrorfan92]

Dan24 Cochran telports to our realm as the president

[@DANIEL-xh8pf]

Looks like Vince McMahon

[@jonathanwarrdddedcxddeecec4787]

Y'know, why can't they make a separate line of Halloween movies to have a different story each time? Michal can have a separate series to it

[@gkroll8467]

because hollywood sucks

[@GrampsGaming91]

When he dies he looks like the Pillsbury Doughboy

[@MelancoliaI]

Special effects-wise, I thought they could've done better than what we see at 2:23. He looks like some frostbitten corpse uncovered from an Arctic expedition or something

[@timothyhenegar7484]

The strange thing about this movie is, it's really not that much different from the reality of consumerism in the 80s. When they came out with Captain Power and the Soldiers of Future toys back then. They used Photo Light Technology to interact with the videos and tv show. Creating an immersive experience. Same thing was done with the Zapper Gun on Nintendo NES for games like Duck Hunt. Problem was, parents thought the price for Captain Power toys were expensive, and stuff like that could cause seizures. I'm just glad I didn't have snakes or bugs come out of my head. 😈

[@nathanbent1926]

The question I have is if they destroyed the factory and the stone that works the chips in the masks then who is powering the adverts at the end of the film.

[@TheLuca2001]

The pieces of stone that are in the masks work independently. They do not require the "source stone".

[@taylorpack7705]

Plus advertising is just paid to have them advertised. They don’t know Cochran died and the factory being destroyed.

[@bardledoo4023]

That Cochran death effect always makes me laugh like he turned into a clear statue

[@theworsttoeverdoit]

I wonder how everybody in the theater was when they saw Cochran die

[@jimmypage4753]

Does this mean Cochran is now a force ghost along with Luke?

[@negretejgn1]

the amount of orange juice they needed for the movie

[@EdjeMr1975]

🎃🎃🎃 great Movie !!

[@lam533]

2:23 pretty obvious it wasn't the same team who did the special effects for The Thing

[@gochem3013]

This is for Christmas!

[@jedijones]

So he turns into a marshmallow man? WTF is this?

[@SoulReaperSlayer19]

Carpenter left this “ambiguous” on purpose! Use your imagination alittle… To some in the comments he’s beaming himself to another realm, to others (like myself) he’s being “Banished” (cursed to salt or glass etc) before being teleported for punishment. I can’t choose what outcome you accept it’s kinda a 50/50 thing but do Remember in the movie it’s heavily implied that they are into witchcraft and serve some kind of higher being. Cochran himself even says they do this type of ritual every 3000 years. They sacrificed people! This is most likely what happens to a Celtic who fails the “Samhain ritual”. Notice the Stonehenge glowing and shooting him from both directions. If you believe this ending than the Dr stopped the broadcast off screen. If you believe the other ending the Dr didn’t make it but saved those kids in front of him while millions still died. Apparently the novel says the latter happened but in the end it’s all left up to the viewer…

[@joebailey7808]

2:24 Wha-a-a-at the-e-e-e heck