Halloween Kills & Halloween Ends Official Thread Sometime In the Future

[spencerforhire]

So Mike needs a sidekick now?

 

[Givethanks]

The end of a 45 year old beef


I hope Corey isn't actually dead, but it is what it is.

 

[Doomsday]

Mike was the unkillable shape at the end of kills why he starting this movie all flabby sick and weak

That's what I stated in an earlier post that 'Kills' was truly the Halloween movie that destroyed the trilogy more than Ends. If they kept it rooted in realism and didn't turn Myers into Jason, then the trilogy holds together.

 

[Spidey Man]

I'm confused. Is he supernatural or just human, and was he weak because it was 11/1? Maybe his powers only work on Halloween

This was a strange movie that doesn't belong in the trilogy. Good thing I didn't pay for this. They should have stopped with the remake and skipped a trilogy. If they had to make more, they should have done self contained stories

 

[Mr Hate Coffee]

Mike really is done. Another retcon can't even fix this.

I’m cuz my wife kept asking if this was how they left together.

 

[dakidbanks]

They’ll reboot bruh in about 3-5 years

The start of the trilogy wasn’t a bad start but it ended terribly.. hopefully they put him in the right hands with someone who won’t go into business for themselves changing shyt

Mike got it bad man.. one min he’s killin everybody who gets in his way of killin his family.. next he’s killin his family cuz of the thorn shyt.. next he’s back to just wanting to kill his family.. next once he’s done that, he just wants to protect his crib… next they make it where he wants to kill his fam and he can talk now… now they make it where he just kill shyt and is unbeatable.. next all of a sudden he’s flabby and sick and needs to show the young cats the game… they don’t know wtf they wanna do with him

You see they rebooted Chucky then went right back to the OG as a sitcom

Idk what’s the hold up on Freddy and Jason, but nows a good time to explore a Freddy series Netflix style and a new Jason movie

 

[Kidd Dibiase]

Jason has been wrapped up in ownership legal mumbo jumbo. Its why the friday the 13th game came to an abrupt stop

 

[Kidd Dibiase]

I think the biggest issue with the trilogy is or with the character in general is

Ok if he’s simply an evil human, how do you explain his ridiculously high threshold for pain?

If he’s supernatural, how do you explain it? Which is in a problem of itself because what makes it scary is not being able to…when they tried….you got the thorn trilogy.

As I said earlier I liked the idea of the more he kills the stronger he gets, it’d at least explain why between 2018 and HK he was racking up Halo overkills and killing sprees

 

[Carl Tethers]

@MartyMcFly what’s your verdict

He ain't coming back to waste a post on this garbage

 

[Versa]

I am 32 years old. I genuinely think this might be the worst movie I have ever seen in my life. No funny shyt.

How this can stem from 2018, which was a great movie, is beyond me.

 

[Ed MOTHERFUCKING G]

I am 32 years old. I genuinely think this might be the worst movie I have ever seen in my life. No funny shyt.

How this can stem from 2018, which was a great movie, is beyond me.

Its an absolute F-

 

[Killer Instinct]

I always preferred how they explained (or didn't) Michael's nature in the first two. It's always been my belief that his supernatural edge comes from the spirit of Halloween night itself. On the surface, it's an innocent, festive holiday but behind the mask, it's rooted in a satanic and dark shroud. I always felt Halloween II's opening with the pumpkin peeling apart to reveal a skull was an unspoken double entendre. The stakes are obviously going to be raised with more death, kill counts, and bloodshed, but also symbolized that the part of Michael that was human was completely dead.

Loomis is hysterical to start H2 because even though he alluded to it, he's terrified that he walked away from six slugs unfazed. He never genuinely expected him to be the actual Boogeyman. The "Samhain" tidbit in the classroom he breaks into. His movement becoming more and more unnatural as the night carries on. Walking through fukking glass head on.

When he was The Shape is when he was the most compelling to me. Michael was a formality that had been decaying for 15 years as he waited for that night. The 'Curse of Thorn' is an example of what happens when you attempt to explain something that you have no explanation for, & the DGG trilogy is what happens when you don't fully commit to either charactistic ("Michael" or "The Shape.")

 

[-DMP-]

80% drop this weekend

 

[Yinny]

I finally caught this but unless I’m really mistaken and mixing this up with Jason’s lore, I thought MM was superhuman and had survived stabbing before.

Either way I hated the other guy, they made his arc too long and MM barely killed in this movie (what-two bodies?)

 

[Ineedmoney504]

That's why these new movies were dumb.

Michael apparently doesn't care about Laurie or want revenge in these new flicks yet still stalks her,her family and repeatedly tries to kill her.

The director tried to act like Michael and Laurie being siblings was a dumb thing and what they did here was better when in reality the sibling angle is the only non contrived reason to have Michael constantly engage Laurie and have Jamie Lee Curtis repeatedly in these movies.

Then you get how they treated Michael Myers. He only killed three people in the fist flick on Halloween, yet they built him up like they were including what he did in the original sequels where he went multiple killing sprees/rampages


When you look back on this trilogy, they were really just quasi remakes of Halloween 4, 5 and 6. And those movies WERE BETTER.

Micheal never stalked her in this series tho lol. The dr brought him to her house in movie one. Movie two he didn’t give a fukk bOut her and made his way to his house while killing and in movie 3 he didn’t give a fukk and only came around her cause Corey took his mask