The FINAL WORDS Dr Loomis spoke to Michael Myers before he died | Halloween Explained

[@patrickdempsy14]

Unpopular opinion, but Dr Loomis’ rivalry was far more interesting than his and lauries

[@darthtaz408]

Completely agree!

[@JustinStinoStamosZamora42]

I agree, but Dr Loomis is my favorite character in the franchise. So of course I would agree.

[@remc0s]

Unpopular maybe, but true. Laurie was just running away from Michael. Loomis actually tried to understand him.

[@justafanofnerdculture7602]

Honestly, I don't think that's a unpopular opinion. I agree wholeheartedly that the Myers/Loomis rivalry was far more interesting.

[@ShaneWalsh0_0]

@@remc0s but at the end Laurie was the one hunting him so imo Laurie’s is better but by like 2%

[@APPARATVS]

This shows that not only Michael is truly evil but also has a sense of thought into what he is doing, other than just killing. He knew that was going to break Loomis even further.

[@seldings]

Yes, micheal is indescribably evil. There is not any redemption for him and there might not even be forgiveness. He is evil itself on two feet and that's how he stays alive and how he is super strong. He has the persistence to kill and cause harm he doesn't care for anyone. Only reason he came for Laurie is because sartain brought him back to her. That re ignited his memory of her. Micheal just sat in prison for 4 decades because he was as patient as ever he has time on his hands.

[@davidwalker3198]

Dr Loomis was the heart and soul of these movies at the start. It's sad he went this way, though. He deserved better than Michael torturing someone right in front of him. I'd love you to do more videos like this.

[@ashleygrant3131]

Yes he was! Both my husband and I both remember being kids, strangers/unknown to one another, in different states, having never met- and both pretended to roleplay and re-enact scenes from these/those movies as children with our friends and both demanding we were Dr. Loomis!

[@Haunter_Who88]

Loomis deserved more than the ways he did go out but sadly that was all because of Donald's passing - Theatrical or Producer's cut of H6 it's so bittersweet each way because that was his last portrayal of the character and then in the Blumhouse trilogy he is just a back burner character who didn't live an eventful life as we seen him in the previous movies- Definitively (IMHO) The last moments between Michael and Loomis will always be in Haddonfield Memorial with Loomis stabbed, Michael shot in the eyes and in an attempt to end Michael once and for all, Loomis sacrifices himself to take down a monster with him- THAT for me is a better fit ending for a character and not with what we got.

[@damienwillis6068]

@David Walker Everybody has a different take on it but to me Halloween started off as a movie..it wasn't a comic 1st..a paperback; whatever..in other words if these sequences weren't in the film then they never happened..I chalk them up to fan-fiction and exploitations to beat dead a dead horse and squeeze as much juice /revenue from Halloween name as possible..yeah, anyway none of this stuff matters to me...not cannon or anything.. (Not Nick or the civil war artillery).. reminds me of the Sam and Dean Winchester novels featured on Supernatural television show..or our government or media..bunch of made up bullshit.

[@dommoore6180]

​@Damien Willis do you think everything ever done with dracula is worthless if it didn't happen in a book?

[@jamesparks3967]

I felt the new trilogy made Dr Loomis seem so unimportant and it never set right with me. He was an important character in 1978.

[@jasonsager6535]

I agree. Dr. Loomis wasn't referenced enough. Ends I thought failed what Kills set up. Ends had the potential to be epic, too. Although not a bad movie, just failed to deliver the final punch. If this were a book, Ends would've been a chapter in rhe middle of the book, not the finale.

[@chennao]

Just look at how they featured Micheal in the finale.....🙄

[@seanlamar29]

Fuck yea he was

[@SPEliteTV]

Can't disagree with that.

[@luvsoojins1816]

not really their fault

[@Crooner-ds9sy]

Loomis originally died offscreen in Halloween: The Curse of Michael Meyers, at the end of the film, at the asylum/hospital.

[@ramblingRJ]

I remember that.

[@alucard624]

Or he ended up getting the Thorn symbol on his arm and took over the role of Michael's guardian from Wynn in the Producer's Cut.

[@Crooner-ds9sy]

@@alucard624 very true.

[@tjjordan4207]

Funny story, I didn't know that H20 was a 'soft-reboot'/alternate timeline, so I originally thought that movie 6 led directly into H20 and that Loomis' death was covered up by the Thorne Cult before Michael finished what remained of them (because of "not wanting to be controlled" and all). After finishing the movie and talking to a friend about how it didn't even mention Jamie or any of the events of the last three movies, I found out that it was a reboot.

[@StuckonStupid84]

I know it's a cliche look for older men (bald head and gray beard), but does anyone else think that maybe Michael's facial features in the blumhouse films (bald head and grayish beard) could've been a means of mocking Loomis? I know it's a long shot but still.

[@Xehanort10]

Laurie's alias Keri Tate was carved into Elizabeth's back which is how the comics explain Michael knowing she was still alive in H20.

[@tjjordan4207]

Is it possible that he found out about Laurie's new name but needed the information on where she was hiding, thus the opening to H20?

[@georgenelawson9917]

Michael definitely did wear on Loomis health. That long time exposure to pure evil weared on him and drove him to act more and more erratic during his venture trying to stop him til finally he was ready to do anything in five which was the breaking straw on his health. He was able to survive one more movie but the poor man tried his best to do the impossible. Trying to stop evil much less kill it is impossible for anyone to do. Even in ends Laurie thinks she's won but watch she's going to happy for a bit til she sees someone and get that sense and seeing those eyes. Michaels eyes in someone else. That breathing. Evil lives again lol. It'll never end lol. It is sad it has to end like this for loomis. It'll probably be the same for Laurie too. Shell see the shape too standing above her on her death bed. He'll always be there. Watching and breathing. Say something dam it! Never lol.

[@Bobby_Hall]

Fantastic video. Very well put-together. I’ve read all the Halloween comics and short stories and while I mostly enjoy them, I don’t like the parts that depict Myers as being overly sadistic, like with Loomis’s girlfriend. That’s never been his MO. He likes to stalk, kill, and display his victims’ bodies in creative ways. He’s never been the type of killer who enjoys physically torturing his victims like this. Writing him that way is too extreme IMO.

[@andrewthompson5748]

While I don’t disagree with you, I do believe that the brutal/sadist approach to his character isn’t bad. It’s not the best, but I think more than anything it gets at the fact that Michael is pure evil. Evil would take pleasure from suffering, and that’s exactly what is being inflicted here, both physical on Loomis’ gf and mental on Loomis himself. I think it could’ve been done better, but I don’t think it’s bad either tbh

[@sentinel_nightcrawler]

It's development

[@sandragoth8293]

That death scene was way too graphic for Halloween

[@darensparks]

Agreed

[@randomhairline1797]

That description of Michael when loomis noticed him was HAUNTING. That’s terror. The imagery I had in my head was awful

[@leamason9006]

HE SHOT HIM SIX TIMES

[@jasonsager6535]

He's not human!!

[@StarKushExoticGalaxy]

Six Times!!!!

[@YuriNikolayavich]

HE'S NOT HUMAN!!!!

[@hardsign671games]

In the heart! He's not human!

[@KingAceHernandez1291]

Rest In Peace Dr Sam Loomis

[@beardedshawn]

"It's time, Michael."

[@tjjordan4207]

So far, there are technically 4 deaths of Sam Loomis. The first is from the Theatrical Cut of The Curse of Michael Myers (aka the original timeline), where he's presumably killed by Michael (off-screen). The second is in the H20 timeline, which originally was him dying from poor health and old age (off-screen). The third is where the technicality comes in, because comics and novelizations are often debated about their continuity to films or shows but is set in the H20 timeline where Loomis dies from a heart attack of seeing his former girlfriend being murdered by Michael. And the 4th is in the 2018 film timeline, where he simply dies of old age (off-screen).

[@dreamlovermimi9458]

Yes! more videos on the Halloween Comics and Novelizations!!!!

[@myersfan5043]

I’d love for you to cover more slasher comics, I think these videos have been awesome

[@dexterreyes9960]

"God damn you michael!"

[@darkharvest4722]

I immediately thought of J when I read this 🤣

[@dcrawley507]

So when Marrion Chambers in Halloween Kills said "this is for Loomis" that's what she meant lol

[@alexwallar8608]

No, this comic is in the H20 timeline. Kills is in the 2018 timeline.

[@brentthompson6601]

I liked the story a lot. But the part where Michael kidnaps somebody doesn’t feel right. It really doesn’t fit Michael’s agenda. Michael Myers is my favorite killer of the horror genre.

[@patricbateman7457]

To the contrary i think it makes perfect sense given the context. The scary thing about Michael is that he's aware of the emotional damage he's doing to people, I think that's why he likes to pose his victims in twisted, morbidly funny ways. I could definitely see him kidnapping someone just to execute them in front of Loomis

[@Xehanort10]

The H20 continuity comics could have made some good films in themselves like Nightdance.

[@jaymiller9042]

You could tell Michael Myers feel some type of way about Dr Loomis he cannot kill him all he wants is his attention

[@NoCallerID70457]

No.

[@mikestacks4155]

Thanks for the video , Beyond the mask !

[@-WolfMan-]

Ya know, I would think the LAST thing Loomis would say would be "AHHHHHHHH!!! MICHAEL, NO!! DON'T KILL ME!!"

[@DanielMussen-ob7uo]

Dr.Loomis Was The One That Let Him Go Past Present Future

[@knowthispodcast9182]

Do more! These were great!

[@jasonsager6535]

Love this channel! 😀 thank you, your creativity and story telling is fantastic. New sub!

[@megcollier3588]

Amazing episode. 12 minutes went by so quick, please do more ❤

[@themadrapper101]

Hate all you want just because you didn't think the masks looked scary or sexy enough but Michael Myers was at his most unstoppable and strongest in Halloween II, 4, 5 and 6. Even in H20 and Resurrection. I like to believe it's the same timeline and originally was supposed to be which is why Laurie Strode was under a different name, faked her death living out in California to explain her absence in 4, 5 and 6. But they left those small details out in H20. Kept the bloody scissors in the crime photos intro which were only used in Halloween 4 and 5... The best Halloween movies were with Donald Pleasence the real Dr. Loomis. The second most important character in the franchise. I think Jamie Lee Curtis made the movies all about her. Now Michael Myers is chasing just one person like Tom and Jerry for 40 years then she kills him.👎

[@johnhenningfield4360]

there's so many things wrong with Blumhouse's Halloween trilogy and they thought they were slick, but they heard the die hard fans clearly and H-Ends could've been the end of DGG's career and he could've been laughed out of the business

[@LA_HA]

Thank you for an awesome video on Sam, the really great novella about Loomis' final meeting with Myers. I really appreciate you doing these comics and writings. One suggestion, if you don't mind: I don't know if you were eating or just had dry mouth, but this would've been much more enjoyable without the noise. haha. Again, it's a small suggestion without meaning to be demanding or overly sensitive. As I wrote above, I enjoy your Halloween videos. Keep up the great work

[@DreadMaximus]

I remember this comic. Can you cover the rest of it? The mechanic's story perhaps.

[@anthonymontgomery2727]

I'm still angry about ends.after the beating the town threw him in kills and he got up and killed everyone. Your telling me Corey just man handles him and takes his mask. Bullshit

[@patricbateman7457]

Imagine being so butthurt about a movie that you feel the need to bitch about it in a video that has nothing to do with that movie

[@OrdellRob]

This is epic. Thanks for this.

[@jadegunner9234]

CONTENT IS 🔥

[@andregonsalvez9244]

DR. Lumiss one of my favorite characters in the Halloween franchise .

[@mattcollins1339]

Thank you for video.

[@joshuamourning6650]

This...this was heavy micheal Possesses a unreal level of malice that few aside of the hellpriest pinhead possesses

[@justin3415]

This is a intriguing end to loomis.but i always felt the ending would be Loomis and Micheal dieing together some what like in part two.Loomis was like doctor Frankstein and Micheal the monster.both sides to a coin.

[@donmorton7282]

I thought you were gonna say he told Michael not to let them make Halloween Ends.

[@bex.jackalope]

thank you 🎃 love these so much!

[@almightykingshadow282]

Golden blessings adr

[@sandragoth8293]

I’m ready for this

[@RockySlays]

Definitely a heart brezking video

[@MrStarguy17]

I enjoyed Halloween H2O and I would have loved the scene this version in it. They could have started the movie with this scene and then time jumped to 1998 with Laura strode / Sharon Tate. I also believe when laura beheaded Michael that this was the true ending to this timeline.

[@lordvader5101]

This was fucking dark

[@chrismagnum06]

Loved Loomis in 1 2 and 4 the best

[@amberjackson-jones3236]

Poor loomis

[@alienmoosestudios]

Beautiful and tragic... thanks for sharing

[@tyronleung5276]

Loomis also has a son in the first film

[@watertommyz]

Is it referenced in the tv version or theatrical?

[@tyronleung5276]

@@watertommyz theatrical

[@bbernard1981]

He said " Michael, don't do the sequels"

[@ghostfacestreet6523]

So I guess terrifier copied this scene then?

[@kencarson3451]

Your channel is on the way up

[@TayTay0812]

I loved loved loved the comics,

[@ILCJ1]

What’s this from?

[@melissagahn]

Dr. Loomis vs Michael Myers, the ultimate game of cat and mouse, they both stalked each other. So was the hunter, and who was the hunted? lol

[@anthonymontgomery2727]

Idk how many versions of the comic there are. But the ones I read it's Michael growing up in the hospital and there pretty good

[@CaptainSpalding72]

We should have met the son of Loomis. Also a Doctor who took on dads "work" so to speak.

[@JK-of6bq]

I Am Michael Myers!! Actually I dressed as Michael for Halloween years ago and was so believable that people were uneasy being near me....

[@ubzSS]

dam

[@toddponton3406]

I hated this this is incredibly uncharacteristic of Michael Myers he would not toy with Louis like this

[@frenchy2047]

Yes please do more please 😢

[@gsutton78]

Nah, I hate this. Loomis should never be depicted at Michael's mercy like that, so I'm glad it never saw the movie cut. If anything, perhaps Loomis's end could have come similar to the end of Halloween 5; beating Michael, falling on him. But instead of suffering a stroke, he dies fighting even despite the limitations of his age ridden body, taking down his nemesis one last time. Though of course it would not be permanent. Now that would be the perfect ending for Loomis.

[@carterslade8771]

I agree with not depicting Loomis at Michaels mercy. His ending doesn't have to be a happy one, but he shouldn't be reduced so greatly.

[@gsutton78]

@@carterslade8771 Agreed. To me, Halloween 2(1981) was a perfect ending for him. He should go out inflicting heavy but not permanent damage to Michael and resulting in Michael's re-incarceration.

[@jager1679]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="638">10:38</a> sounds like michael have watched the black christmas remake to mutch

[@tjjordan4207]

Or he was reacting to how bad it was.

[@jasonbrosnan8770]

Halloween 6 takes place in 1995 and sam loomis was in it, so how did he die in feb of 1995 when he was alive in october of the same year

[@johnhenningfield4360]

I might be wrong but I think parts of H6 were shot during H-5, but he had passport issues coming back to the states to finish filming and the countless reshoots cause of the war between the Weinstein company, Miramax and Joe Farrands (the idiot director)

[@ItsRobert1]

There’s a KZbin video on how they made H6 if I remember correctly it was shot in late 94 early 1995.

[@johnhenningfield4360]

@@ItsRobert1 "yes and the original ending of H-5 I remember is that Jamie walks to the back of the Police station and when she opens the door, she sees Michael Myers getting thrown into the back of a van and then she gets grabbed by Dr. Wynn (man in black) and they blew up the Police station and drive off. That ending appeared on several bootleg VHS tapes I still have my copy and when they did H-6 the Producer's cut it starts with Dr. Loomis writing in his diary and they showed it to tie H-5 and H-6 together surprisingly"

[@305r.a.p5]

As I always say everybody better show love to this brotha he always go into great detail About our favorite slasher like comment and subscribe 💯💪🏾

[@ShockedPool]

Where did you found this "comics"?

[@n.amaral2847]

Thanks.

[@skittlz101T]

He said, “don’t ruin the sequels like you always do”

[@tjjordan4207]

Tell that to the producers.

[@chennao]

Killing off a weakend Loomis text away from Michael's Aura and make some look less strong in my opinion

[@chrisg16210]

So Michael pretty much killed loomis, his blood is on his hands

[@DangerBaker-ji1du]

Did Michael kill Loomis girlfriend so they could be together in the afterlife 😂😂😂😂

[@kenmasters4219]

Wasnt loomis's last words a scream tho

[@robbieanson1218]

If Michael Myers does have a conscience but he had no intentions to kill his former Dr. Sam Wallace there’s no way he could do it he respected him too much because he was nothing but nice to him Sam Loomis the doctor Osmos Grove was nothing but nice to him because I have the movies and not just that all Michael Myers was out for his own ambition to go after his sister Lori Myers but the truth is in the films he never had that moment with him no way But Michael Myers never have that and it starts to kill his old friend and doctor because he respected him too much that is why he never happened no real intentions to kill him that’s why he kept restrain as himself just to warn him not to do any real harm if you go back and watch the films if you go back to the fifth film you would know that y and that is why Michael Myers had no role attentions to kill him just to wound him and through him aside if you play 4&5 end it will show you that he had no intentions to kill his niece until she was older than she was yet has a conscience sometimes with no u Real Way to have an understanding that is what mental patient goes through I should know I know about mental health

[@seanlamar29]

I'd be interested

[@justin3415]

Agreed

[@VaderTheWhite]

I don't like this scene. I would've prefer Michael just stood there with us having no idea what is going through his mind.

[@shadowkyng40]

Sorry, i dont find this iteration the same as the original. Michael is empty of the emotions sadism requires. Hes no longer human required for this.

[@nightstreak]

Yes please lol

[@tezfitz7863]

Doesn’t really matter anymore for me Ends destroyed Michael Myers’s legacy for me won’t watch any of them anymore absolute garbage final movie

[@bryantellez6735]

All because of one movie?

[@whitechocolate7777]

@@bryantellez6735 dramatic huh lol?

[@bryantellez6735]

@@whitechocolate7777 Yeah

[@CaptainSpalding72]

What sucks about the DG trilogy is that we never saw Loomis's demise. I'll stick to Halloween II as their end.

[@youtuber5669]

you mean 1981 movie? if that's the case then it's the one thing we share