Halloween III: Season of the Witch opening credits

[@BaddogSports]

One of the most underrated horror films of all time! Setting, atmosphere, scenery, and score. It's all so dark, and mysterious, and eerie. LOVE this damn movie

[@dekawood]

MrBaddog7676 my thoughts exactly

[@nuggetprich7069]

Its hard too decorate for this movie, but it still the best!!!

[@PRHILL9696]

Agree!

[@wlouisharris]

Yah, love it too. I think it would have been awesome to have a prequel for this one.

[@dalebaker9109]

It is extremely underrated. Its grown into a cult classic. At least it's different so dont knock it.

[@Nerdtendo6366]

I love the opening being a electronic version of the standard pumpkin from the first two, it’s very clever

[@ericamichelle99]

You can always tell when it's a John Carpenter music score. Love this!

[@ryan4ever956]

Yes you can. :)

[@abdurobinson6827]

Yes it has that creepy undertone, but u know it’s John carpenter

[@m1lst3r89]

@@ryan4ever956 yeah, he just uses synth music

[@ryanmartin3248]

John Carpenter AND Alan Howarth

[@timafiggy]

I wonder did he do the music for Firestarter too?

[@catsnake7]

THIS IS THE MOST UNDERRATED OPENING CREDIT SEQUENCE IN THE HISTORY OF FILM!!!!

[@SenorAspie]

Absolutely. Agreed

[@jacksonjacob7791]

The opening scene is also pretty good I remember watching it on TV for the first time a few years back thinking how have I not seen this?? Its my favorite Halloween film now.

[@calebtoney4364]

We're in the future

[@JustusAnkka]

At least for a horror film, agreed.

[@johnnyringo5777]

I remember when I was younger and watching all the Halloween movies I was dread8ng watching 3 because of it's reputation but I gotta say this intro intrigued the hell out of me

[@Wolfie66]

The first time I heard of H3 was in study hall my HS freshmen year. It was October 1982. Some kid was telling me about Halloween 3 Season of the Witch and that he wanted to see it. I was pumped because I liked H1 and H2! Finding out from him a week later that Michael Myers wasn't in it I was pissed and didn't bother going to see it. I rented it on VHS a year later and enjoyed it. H3 turned out to be one of my favorite horror movies!

[@comicbookreviewer4856]

To me it shows Halloween 3 had a lot of potential to be a newer film series as i felt Halloween 2 was the ending point of Michael storyline and him and Loomis death had a meaning both the dark and the light must end and the newer stuff showed there was no need to return things to the status quo

[@bardthenascarfanaticdragon]

Yet, Michael makes a cameo anyway.

[@roguerover30k]

@@comicbookreviewer4856 Exactly, Carpenter sometimes is his own worse enemy. He did a good job but for this he ought to have gone even more all-in. The title was a foolish choice given Myers wasn't in it too.

[@atomicpuppet]

It took 40 years boys but I think this film is finally getting the love it deserved.

[@Emmyzilla-q3q]

True now it’s a total gem

[@jayanxiety]

Wouldn't it be so insane that in Halloween Ends following Laurie Strode defeating Michael for the last time, she sits down to finally get some much-needed rest. She turns on the TV to see news of Michael's death, but instead of the news, a giant silver shamrock appears on the screen and the incessant "Silver Shamrock Theme" begins to play over and over again. Laurie is unsuccessful in turning off the TV and begins to shout "Stop it! Stop it!! Stop it!!!!!". Now THAT would be q way to end the movie!

[@Saint3188]

I can't believe it's that old I always loved this movie.

[@shanenolan085]

True! I remember around 2010... I was home with my parents and they ran a MARATHON of this film the entire day for Halloween... I later researched it, and I wish the film had done better at the box office to carry out John Carpenter's original idea.

[@txmetalhead82xk]

❤️🎃💀😈

[@m.sloane5476]

This may be the most ominous opening credits for any film. Masterpiece music and minimalist visual.

[@lockandloadlikehell]

M Sloane: master wordsmith and *ace* reviewer. M. Sloane starred in The Fall Guy

[@timafiggy]

So imagine in the Theaters the emotion with this score coming out of the speakers. Straight Goosebumps! So def Terminator did the same in T2 which I went to see in 91. Definite intent to scare. Stephen King tried for Children of the Corn but only for jump scare.

[@christianedward8469]

When I saw Halloween Ends, I expected the usual orange letter intro like the first two, but this one was blue. It took me a minute but I realized this is the reason why. That’s great artistic choice!

[@brianturner7018]

This is a very eerie movie. The whole idea of the movie is very scary. Imagine if there really is this type of technology to do something like they did with the masks. I personally think that this movie is one of the creepiest horror movies out there. Definitely a classic for every Halloween.

[@roguerover30k]

It's almost like a cuthulian body-horror with sci-fi monsters etc. Carpenter was often ahead of the curve in this genre.

[@HuFilms]

You can say what you want about this horror but one thing is assured, if you like it you have good taste!

[@Beatlesfanize]

I Love This Movie !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@cemsengul16]

I love it too, it may not have Michael but this mask company was more efficient

[@PRHILL9696]

Then I have good taste

[@snatchadams69]

I love it purely for the 80s aesthetic...

[@jesussavior6383]

www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message3963464/pg36#71690956

[@OnslowThurston]

It has one of my favorite John Carpenter synth scores, some of Dean Cundey's best cinematography and some really amazing scenes. The framing of a lot of the shots is amazingly well done. I love the far off shots of Santa Mira with the sun rising on the horizon, the misty hills, the Silver Shamrock factory in the distance. The music is eerie and elegantly subtle. The movie is very simple and the pacing is well done--something most horror films today cannot come close to pulling off.

[@gkroll8467]

you guys should have been alive in 1982 we needed your support for this film like the thing too

[@dmc21888]

If you look hard enough you’ll see there’s also a DeLorean in this movie, and this movie was released three years before Back to the Future. I bring that up because you mentioned Dean Cundey being the cinematographer for Halloween III. Cundey was also the cinematographer for all three Back to the Future movies.

[@ishmael802]

Ngl this is my favorite Halloween film. The atmosphere in this film was unmatched

[@SpeedyEric1]

And 40 years later, the opening credits to Halloween Ends would use the same font and color of the opening credits from this film.

[@struggler6864]

Of all things, I never expected Halloween Ends to actually use the same font style as Season of the Witch. It looks great tbh.

[@saiyannori85]

Well Halloween 2018 used the same credits as Halloween (1978 film) and kills did the same thing with Halloween 2 (1981 film)

[@Handlethis81637]

And they’re both a betrayal to the franchise so it makes sense.

[@saiyannori85]

@@Handlethis81637 no one cares about your whining and crying

[@FarmersAreDummies]

Yeah, HE was good at ripping off installments before it.

[@FarmersAreDummies]

@@Handlethis81637 Get lost. H3 rocks.

[@michaelmyers8596]

This opening is incredible.

[@natsuki9969]

@Scrapistx coma in the hospital and waking up in 1988

[@Saint3188]

Yes it was eventhough you weren't in it.

[@MrJans3n]

This opening is excellent, and probably my favorite part of the movie. Not to say I didn't enjoy the rest, but this sequence is so good that it just stands out that much.

[@jewelllowery6612]

ikr I know I'm not the only one thanks that I just came here to watch the opening lol

[@lockandloadlikehell]

Agreed

[@futuristPARKA]

I'll admit I was confused too. As a 15 year old renting the VHS of this I was expecting a Michael Myers slasher flick. Now as as 40 year old this is one of my favorite films of all time. I think a lot of that has to do with the synth music as heard here. I keep coming back.

[@alucard624]

The score is pure Carpenter and Alan Howarth. Reminds me a lot of the score for Escape from New York.

[@patrickr6505]

Yes this one oozes athmosphere similar to the first one .the second one had virtually zero athmosphere even though it had a lot of actors from the first one in it..

[@rodneywilliams1079]

Hugo Swartz I was just like you when it first came out I was wondering like where's Micheal Myers where's Micheal Myers but I was so scared to even watch it all the way but I do love this movie though

[@jwg5774]

@@patrickr6505 Carpenter never wanted to do a sequel to the first Halloween. He was basically blackmailed into writing the sequel. Once he'd delivered the finished script he washed his hands of the project and had nothing more to do with it. The finished film was solely the product of Producer Debra Hill and Director Rick Rosenthal.

[@casesoutherland4175]

I just rewatched Halloween 3 on Halloween night and it's now not only my favorite Halloween sequel, but one of my favorite movie sequels of all time!

[@omegakidmusic]

A work of art. Music is great.

[@Leatherbubba]

It's even better when you've seen the movie once already and know the context of this electronic, flashing pumpkin image.

[@natner84]

The soundtrack to this movie reminds me of "The Terminator" movie's soundtrack. That deep tone to the score. Hmm.

[@velocirapture]

I've always thought that exact thing!!! Glad I'm not the only one

[@Dan-ky5es]

velocirapture Likewise.

[@lukemiller118]

Came out 2 yrs before TERMINATOR

[@Blank_Frank]

Brad Fiedel was heavily inspired by Carpenter & Howarth scores to make his own for "The Terminator", especially "Escape From New-York" and "Halloween III".

[@lucinae8512]

When I first heard this in the background of an unrelated video, I thought for sure they were using a Sega Genesis or Terminator score!

[@PsychoGaming805]

I got the Scream Factory 4K of this recently and this intro/music was totally mesmerizing. Tempted to say this is my favorite Halloween movie!

[@taitai4real]

I still don’t understand how the music go so perfect with the opening making the Halloween face

[@jakejoker1988]

More and likely they created the theme first then made the opening to time with it.

[@supaklaw]

They recorded the computer graphics, and then Howarth and Carpenter recorded and created the music as they watched it... it's pretty flawless

[@DamienDrake]

Mickey-Mousing (as it's called) wasn't new when Carpenter and Howarth scored this movie. The original King Kong is full of it, as are Mickey Mouse cartoons.

[@FomorViceroy]

It seems to me that only within the last 10-15 years that this movie has started to get the appreciation it has long-deserved. I, personally, always loved it.

[@txmetalhead82xk]

It was a real treat to view it in theaters.

[@coxyefc]

Creepy synth theme is awesome. I like this movie a lot more than the other Halloween sequels. I dig the tone, atmosphere of it.

[@Crystasorrow]

One of the most creative and ingenius movie openings ever :)

[@IDiggSocialMedia]

This and "the House of Seven Corpses" opening!

[@timafiggy]

i came here fm Escape from New York just to hear the similarties.

[@icehouse6538]

I love this movie. It doesn't deserve the hate that it gets.

[@RussianOrphan1]

I used to hate it until I sat down and watched it. Soooo twisted! But it doesn't belong in the Halloween (Michael Myers) saga.

[@ryancox9281]

Icehouse One of my favorites in the series!

[@MrRobjs83]

good movie but I agree it doesn't belong in the Michael Myers series

[@nraanriart]

The halloween series was supposed to be an anthology series. Each film telling a different story based around halloween.

[@hello.im.auggie]

@@nraanriart while I absolutely love that idea (and season of the witch), if it went that route, we probably wouldn't have gotten Halloween 2018

[@futuristPARKA]

I get you. There was somethin about the 80's era in horror films that's just amazing. I remember visiting my local movie store just to look at the VHS covers.

[@therealKINDLE]

I saw this for the first time last year, & I was BLOWN away with this captivating intro. Totally underrated movie.

[@3dfan008]

Happy 40th anniversary to this movie!

[@MrGearsOfWar96]

What I love most about this intro other than the beautifully unsettling score is the digital pumpkin. In H1 and H2 we had the intro of the real pumpkin and this movie (what was supposed to be the first of an anthology) we see a new version of the pumpkin intro, being digital to go along with the story of the movie. It’s so clever and proof that Halloween should’ve absolutely been in the title because the anthology idea was so good! Imagine all of the other creative twists and takes on what would’ve been the traditional pumpkin intro!!

[@nana0377]

I come here after watch Halloween Ends. When I saw the blue titles I knew immediately that they were a reference to Halloween 3, it was a amazing reference! 🎃💜

[@TheBearreab]

Yeah but i wonder what font is that like the real name of it

[@comicbookreviewer4856]

to me what i give halloween ends credit much like the japanese ring 2 film leaving you a message and a warning if you stop one evil a new one might take it place showing cory was close to becoming Michael replacement and had the bully been friends to him and not pushed him down deeper maybe he could've been helped

[@jayanxiety]

Wouldn't it be so insane that in Halloween Ends following Laurie Strode defeating Michael for the last time, she sits down to finally get some much-needed rest. She turns on the TV to see news of Michael's death, but instead of the news, a giant silver shamrock appears on the screen and the incessant "Silver Shamrock Theme" begins to play over and over again. Laurie is unsuccessful in turning off the TV and begins to shout "Stop it! Stop it!! Stop it!!!!!". Now THAT would be q way to end the movie!

[@russellthompson9271]

Terrifying opening. This came out when I was three, and it's improved with age.

[@cortlandsimmons6241]

Dope nostalgic ominous music! I miss the 80s!

[@marcusjames4999]

i’m sorry but this is my favourite halloween movie, it’s incredibly underrated the score, the setting and the scenery is amazing. this is my go to movie on halloween night besides the original halloween of course, i can’t wait to get the score on vinyl next week🤙🏻

[@Nanu67-e9j]

I really disagree but I respect your opinion. I can totally see it I was getting tired of the Michael Myers story after Halloween II anyway.

[@casesoutherland4175]

I just rewatched Halloween 3 on Halloween night, and it's now not only my favorite Halloween sequel, but one of my favorite movie sequels ever!

[@Saint3188]

Its my 3rd favorite of the series next to the 1st and 2nd film and I would love to see modern remake of it someday

[@jaycekama2086]

This movie is so underrated. Taking everything back to the true celtic origins of Halloween.

[@TestAcct46]

I wish the series had stuck to the direction of telling a different story every movie, sticking to Michael Myers all the time really sunk the series.

[@tn420animations9]

They could make an anthology tv series in the vein of this if they wanted to

[@jayanxiety]

I actually agree that there are literally hundreds of different "Halloween" tropes that could serve as a basis for a movie taken place on Halloween. Themes such as a psychotic home owner who kills trick or treaters, Holloween costumes which become the real thing, or even a film about the origins of the holiday.

[@m1lst3r89]

The audience didn't think that way in 1982

[@m1lst3r89]

Tell that to 2018 sequel series

[@casesoutherland4175]

Man, I agree! As much as I love Halloween 2 and the Rob Zombie remake, they're arguably unnecessary. It would have been far more interesting if they started this with the first Halloween sequel and guided the franchise as an anthology!

[@360whiplash]

This is one of the best movie themes from John Carpenter.

[@jackofspades9742]

Vaporwave will never top the real authentic 80s aesthetics.

[@blastromlifyedah]

Never ever.

[@tn420animations9]

@@blastromlifyedah I don't put them against each other vaporwave keeps that sound alive

[@autocyclepc2001]

@@tn420animations9 true

[@toddgrogg2810]

The low tone of the 🎵 music sets up whats to come for the 🎥.

[@buzzfunk]

Watching this via VHS is the best. My fav "Halloween". Although I think they should've called it "A Halloween story: Season of the witch". It would have gotten less hate I think. People were expecting Michael. But it aged like a fine wine.

[@CottferLAD22]

Grossly underrated film. Highly original, very sinister and better than the crude slasher Myers films. My favourite opening credits music here.

[@NagandEmerald]

Halloween 1978 kicked this off, don't forget, and I don't think it'd be intellectually honest to refer to it as crude. The sequels, sure...but the original is a classic for a reason.

[@robertpreston2220]

Agree plus this one actually has something to do with Halloween

[@cabellero1120]

And the ad campaign jingle for the mask company... happy,happy halloween, repeated several times... the flashing jack o lantern..cool effect!

[@CottferLAD22]

Cochran was not a maniac toy factory owner but was a warlock, thousands of years old.

[@abramsullivan7764]

A Dick Warlock as I added

[@uwehuber5018]

plus a high degree illuminati ( "1785")

[@hencecovers]

Halloween Ends has the same opening Credit’s font as H3: SOTW

[@insanelionfanify]

One of the all time creepiest opening themes in horror films!

[@carloRX78K2]

This was used for the halloween ends intro but a little different due to the pumpkins popping out which is a lovely reference.

[@Stinckyfatmama]

This is such an amazing intro, the music is perfectly matched to the visuals

[@Jadama0]

This film is so underrated! I love it!

[@burnindownthehouse]

The music score in this film was the best of the whole Halloween series. It's as if it were done with one of those old school Moog synthesizers but I am not sure. The sound reminded me very much of the film A Clockwork Orange. So creepy! Yeah, great music in this film. That alone made this a very cool film.

[@davidcoxe7896]

Fantastic soundtrack!

[@StephEWaterstram]

It sounds like something out of a Terminator movie!

[@ryannada1987]

The opening credits are actually the end of the story, where you the viewer watches the commercial and dies. The story shows us how we have been lulled into a Necro-consumerism that has doomed us as a species.

[@krisztianlaszlo3001]

Just the real genius can appreciate this type of movie. Perfect intro, and the whole atmosphere was excellent

[@Jaymz-b5t]

H3 was lambasted by critics and moviegoers alike back in 1982, you but have to admit it was very daring and ambitious.

[@kaisanderson9616]

i read they originally planned on making each halloween movie a completely different story (like one with zombies, and another of witches ) but people wanted michal myers back :/ and this did poorly at the box office so those ideas were scrapped. now im sad we never got to see Carpenter and Hill’s ideas come to fruition. i love this wierd movie and want to see more like them.

[@foreignroninl1555]

Yeah I think the closest we'll ever get to Carpenter's idea for an anthology series is Michael Dougherty's movie, "Trick r' Treat."

[@aft5264]

It’s a shame they never got to do what they really wanted with their series, especially because John carpenter started the whole fucking thing. Instead we got a bunch of shitty myers sequels (except 4 and H20)

[@elizabethroth5197]

@@aft5264 Halloween 4 sucks, just my opinion, and yeah the H20 was ok

[@Saint3188]

I would've loved to see a different Halloween movie every year that would've been great.

[@robertshaw237]

Here getting a fresh look bc of HALLOWEEN ENDS

[@FlashySolution]

As a lifelong horror fan when nothing really scares me, at 40 years old this intro still terrifies me. I feel so uneasy. I have to prepare myself to watch it. I can’t explain it!

[@kascnef]

it's 39

[@FlashySolution]

@@kascnef I meant I’m 40, sorry

[@kascnef]

@@FlashySolution production on this film was in 1981 during halloween 2

[@FlashySolution]

@@kascnef yeah but as a 40 year old woman it still unnerves me :)

[@vicmkiii]

I watched this movie when I was little, and this intro marked me for life, this music still gives me chills, but too bad that many did not like the movie, because it still want the shot, but it's for me, the best horror movie of my childhood including most of Carpenter's movies (even if he's the one who didn't direct this film, his influence makes it feel good.)^^

[@Lyno1979]

Love this film. I still have it and have it in VHS

[@YourLockerzPal]

Favorite halloween movie! The small town, the corporation just give you that erie fall day feeling

[@ParsProTotoSB]

Thumbs up for those sweet 80's syntheziers sound... unmatched till today

[@mcstrangelove]

First time you see this credits sequence you have no idea that you are watching as someone creates the trigger that will activate millions of microchips, killing millions of unsuspecting kids. Just chilling.

[@RichardPaynter-j2r]

I've been a lover of Halloween 1 & 2 since I was a teenager... this was much maligned back in the day but having watched all 3x this Halloween, it really stands the test of time and is a cult classic all on its own with a fantastic Carpenter score.

[@This-the-way-is]

My annual ritual of visiting videos related to Halloween 3. After nearly 50 years on this planet, it makes me happy to see that this film gets the respect it deserves amongst the fanbase.

[@michaellamon280]

To all the haters it is still a great movie.

[@jim6820]

👎👎👎👎😡😡😡😡

[@jim6820]

+jjp009 💩💩💩💩💩

[@ulrichenry4881]

+jjp009 it means that even though it has nothing to do with michael myers it is still a great movie, which is true. the only reason for it's negative reviews was because it didn't have michael myers. people didn't realize it eas an attempt to make halloween an anthology series of various stories not just michael myers, which they over did

[@JBthree24]

ulric henry I believe Halloween 4 was supposed to be a Ghost story...The anthology idea sounded good but people wanted Michael Myers back. Which is indeed understandable

[@Ch1mbombA]

Fuck you'll haters

[@lieutenantyoshi5704]

Gives me more of a Terminator vs Michael Myers feel

[@agentofchaos1497]

It's time again. In the end, we don't decide these things, you know....the planets do. They're in alignment, and it's time again!

[@rashadgrove2625]

I love the music in this movie

[@jaworski5880]

Love the music 🎵 and the characters and the movie. Halloween 🎃 icon/ legend.

[@DieGut89]

Stranger Things opening credits are very similar to this one... even the music!

[@downtownman7916]

and the terminator

[@mediocrejoker9447]

damn! im here becuz of stranger things! i thought the same thing! that is my new fave show of all time. perfect 80's throwback.

[@caratecid]

I watched the series it was interesting and yea Strangers Things opening credits are more similar to Terminators

[@quarkyzarky]

It's also because ST uses similar synths. This is a prophet 5 and Arp I think. ST uses Prophet 5,6 and arps ANd Roland SH-2 for the bass, using these synths in that 80s style will sound similar. Obviously carpenter influence on Survive (the guys who did ST music).

[@frutilupis7821]

Diego PEREZ FLORES same thoughts

[@lechanneldemysterieuxmante1807]

You sick people. Stop praising this opening. That pumpkin was later used in an attempt to kill MILLIONS Of children with dark Magick. Only a drunk Doctor saved the day. Love this.

[@brianturner7018]

Did he really save the day?

[@rocksoliddude1]

Epic horror, wrongfully criticised because it was not a slasher.

[@69WIBEAR]

Sounds like the music to "The Thing"

[@EpicMickey777]

Which one?

[@TheJonnizz]

just the bass line . nothing more

[@Pianoman999]

The "pulse"

[@lassefrland9588]

The Thing was scored by Ennio Morricone

[@Joehand87]

Yes, it does! The slow synth buildup. The “pulse” as someone above said!

[@Dav777]

This movie is so underated. I loved it. It has a creepy pacing and mood which simply will never be done again in the horror genre. A classic. Period.

[@CineRanter]

The best of the sequels

[@bobrod8085]

My favorite line in the movie “listen he just walked up outta the rain I swear to god that’s all there was to it” best movie ever.

[@BobPelot-ko1dr]

The critics who lowballed it should have been fired

[@Saint3188]

I always loved the opening to this movie and it's in my top 3 in my favorites of the Halloween series. I wish they went with the anthology film idea instead of having Michael come back in every sequel.

[@craigf7313]

Fantastic score and opening. Really eerie and sets the tone perfectly.

[@zacharyharris628]

Halloween, Halloween II and Halloween III were the only films that had the pumpkin opening title.

[@pumpkinman4ever]

Halloween 5 and Halloween 2018 have pumpkin opening titles...

[@IDiggSocialMedia]

What a super cool intro score this was! Very digital and creepy sounding at the same time and puts you in the right move for this type of movie!!! I rank this horror intro along side "The House of Seven Corpses" and "The House That Dripped Blood" intro scores as my all time favorites!

[@Juno-ue9vs]

Original Halloween, Halloween 2, Halloween 3, & Halloween 4. All have the Best Openings.

[@nosferatuist]

THIS MOVIE IS A MASTERPIECE!!! A CLASSIC!!! SCREW YOU ALL HATERS!!!

[@gkroll8467]

agreed we needed you back in 1982

[@ryan4ever956]

It's awesome

[@gkroll8467]

excellent point my friend@@ryan4ever956

[@gkroll8467]

You are excellent

[@Emmyzilla-q3q]

Same I do love this movie aswell It deserves a second chance and I also don’t care what the critics would say about this movie it’s still a masterpiece

[@jayanxiety]

You could understand the logic behind making a Halloween film without Michael. The "masked stalker" was, at that time an overused plot device and there was just SO MANY scary things surrounding the Halloween season, they figured that there were lots of scary stories they could do about Halloween. Who knows how many great Halloween films we could have got had this film been a success. There could have been Haunted Houses, a "poison candy" psychopath, a story about real monsters who aren't playing dress up and maybe even a "Village of the Damned" type story where kids dressed in Halloween costumes go on a killing spree. Instead, we went back to the "tried and true" Michael killing people troupe, with the Halloween holiday pushed further into the background until it's almost non-existent.

[@jaelie8398]

I think a poison candy story would be lit. Hey, maybe they can go the anthology route again now that Michael Myers is officially dead... Then again, how many times has he died before?

[@jayanxiety]

@@jaelie8398 He's "died"" quite a few times, though usually the following movie would retract his death by explaining that either he switched places with someone else, was burned badly but not killed, fell into a river, etc. Still, I'm not sure how they would bring him back after the finality of his killing in Halloween Ends. Personally, I think the "Anthology" route would be a good route to go next.

[@spencerguillen9557]

One of the best horror movies ever made....stop it...stop it...stop itttttttt😵😵😵😵😵😵

[@nathanbent8553]

One of my favourite horror movies ever made love it love the soundtrack love the story masterpiece

[@lethrneck4]

yes totally agree, some of my favorite horror movie music in this one

[@StonedMeadowOfDoom]

One of the greatest horror soundtracks of all time. Check the entire thing and listen with headphones for full experience

[@ArtificialSoul]

Great synthesizer music

[@SILVERCAMARO999]

I always Wanted A Concert KeyBoard myself, Very Cool Music

[@stendecnevele5800]

I still want to know how they moved that giant rock from Stonehenge.

[@stevenmcguire7217]

You wouldn’t believe how they did it!

[@taylorpack7705]

I feel this movie is criminally under appreciated. If you’re not for the crazy plot I get it but I’m all for it. To me this one felt like a truly great spin off to the original. It felt like a true sequel to Halloween and it even feels more like a film based on Halloween night. compared to any of the other films this one really adds the Halloween theme the best in my opinion. A lot of people hate this because either they don’t like Michael isn’t in it or they don’t understand the plot. I don’t get the hate, to me it felt like a reverse wicker man and Cochran was a great villain.

[@GareBearGamingGround]

I absolutely love this opening/song

[@mrExcellent101]

As a kid I recall watching this on videotape and thinking, "But where the hell is Michael Myers?!" I didn't understand. Now as an adult I can appreciate Halloween III for daring to be different and branching out into new territory. It's a creepy, good horror film in it's own right. I like that H4 brought Myers back but John Carpenter ahould have made more stand-alone movies based around different Halloween horror stuff, just called them something different like (maybe like 'Hell-oween' lol)

[@Stalingrad_Burger_Czar]

Absolutely I agree 100% Halloween III is an awesome horror movie and I think it gets better with time.

[@jesseemullen]

Of all the intros and scores, I'd say this one was most influential on the "80s nostalgia aesthetic" of shows like Stranger Things, etc.

[@sonicneutronic]

Tommy Lee Wallace, so under-rated. Basically created Michael Myers appearance as we know it. Played him in some scenes. and then this MASTERPIECE - I absolutely love Halloween 3. With the direction the whole franchise has taken, this now remains the final film in the trilogy as far as Im concerned. Everything since then is mere imitation of this style.

[@sonicneutronic]

I just started reading this comment 5 years later and thought wow this guy is on the money with the comment, then looked to see who wrote it.... lol.. 🤣

[@AdLeBelge98]

J'admire beaucoup ce son. D'ailleurs le son de chaque ligne me fait penser aux sons convertis en onde radios des pulsars 👌

[@memegalodon4522]

Just watched this movie on VHS and holy shit was it an experience, instantly became a favourite!

[@007beck9]

The Michael Myers story ended at Halloween 2 for me I love the way Halloween 3 took in a different Direction baseing it on another Halloween story it was like saying that Michael is dead now so we're going to change it and base on someone else each year. love Halloween 3 Season of the Witch.

[@lethrneck4]

this movie only gets a lot of crap because its the "halloween without michael myers" its actually one of my favorite 80s horror movies and im a big fan of that genre, very underrated

[@Trabacooliasmeni]

Halloween Ends 2022 used the same blue italics font, as an "easter egg" for closing up the Gordon Green trilogy