I want nothing more than a Halloween video game focused on single player and survival elements in it. Have something similar to Alien Isolation, Resident Evil 2 Remake, and Until Dawn type of horror gameplay.
You would probably like babysitter bloodbath then. It started out as a Halloween fan game but had to be changed for copyright reasons. From what I've heard though there's apparently a version of the original somewhere online but it seems to be very buggy.
@@tortoisethetortoise4536 That would be fun to play as an indestructible killer, what if they made a plot where a secret organization funded by the government abducts Michael Myers and uses him as their perfect assassin...that'd be badass!
Have you played Obscure? It’s a slasher game where you play any one of I think 5 teen stereotypical characters(jock, nerd etc), trying to survive the night in high school against some thing or someone. It’s now an older game so may be maddeningly slow. But I always enjoyed when my character would get hurt and you’d see them running with a limp or dragging a hurt leg behind them.
They're working on one. I think it's the same team behind the Friday the 13th video game, but this time they actually have some big money to put behind it rather than crowdfunding like they did with Friday the 13th.
It is a little strange that Michael was so good at covering his tracks in confinement. He seemed to revel in showing off his "art" in Halloween, the image that sticks in my mind is Annie's body sprawled under the gravestone of Judith.
I'm just saying I've seen every film besides the Rob Zombie installments and Halloween Kills, I can't think of any right now that could be passed off as a suicide.
I was just saying this the other day!! Actually theres so many examples of a playfulness to stalking his victims, setting up the corpses and making sure they were found, or waiting to perform a jump scare
I love how every attempt to explain Why Michael kills is either the most batshit insane thing you’ve ever heard or the most obvious and simple minded explanation ever written
I mean to be fair Michael Myers doesn't give people much to work with. If you ignore the shitty Cult of Thorn lore, Michael Myers is just a seemingly invincible and silent force of nature who kills with no real motive or explanation why.
I've actually read a part of this series before and only just now realized that although I loved how the artist gives each of the characters an almost anime-esque gleam in their eyes, even boy Michael isn't depicted here as having "the blackest."
Fun fact: These comics were based on an unused script for Halloween 8 back in 1999 titled "Halloween H2K: Evil Never Dies" which was released for a Fall 2000 release (Get it, H2K? = "Halloween 2000") and was set to be filmed in Salt Lake City where Halloween 4 & 5 were filmed. But was scrapped because on a website poll, fans wanted Michael Myers to come back. (Yes, the things fans hated in Resurrection was because of the fans wanting more Michael. Thanks dumbasses for ruining H8) And I can definitely say this would've been a FAR better movie than the god-awful Halloween: Resurrection for sure and would've been a better sequel to H20 by keeping Michael stay dead.
Carpenter viewed hiring Jamie Lee Curtis to Hitchcock hiring her mother for Psycho giving her a big break, and she was the only actual teenage girl on the cast to all the high school girls. Originally Michael was to wear a clown mask with frizzy red hair but they changed to a white painted Captain Kirk mask in the end.
carpenter copy psycho for halloween 78,,,,and yea using a stupid mask of captain kirk......carpenter jump into the horror genre and slasher only for money maker it was the boom of that......he would prefere to do westerns or syfy.........hes a sold bastard
@John Kenny It was supposed to also be called The Babysitter Murders. Carpenter also wanted the franchise to be an anthology series, hence Halloween III: Season of the Witch. It was never supposed to be centered around Laurie, Michael, and Loomis after the first film. It was supposed to have been a different murderous event each film with the holiday as the setting, but Moustapha Akkad thought otherwise after the first film's success.
Michael Myers was a clever guy, if you think about it. He used subterfuge and a variety of tactics in order to lure people or to evade capture or death. At least in the movies.
I believe that Michael doesn't need a backstory or explanation for his power. Him being "Evil Incarnate" is what makes him interesting. No one knows how or why he does what he does. Even psychopaths can have some reason for doing horrendous acts but Myers isn't just a mere man. True evil is indiscriminate and unpredictable and I think it should stay that way.
@@PRHILL9696 that much we know, which is why I'm working on a storyline in which a S.W.A.T team led by Logan Loud would not only eradicate the Thorn cult, Logan would fight Michael Myers til Michael collapses from exhaustion
They said that after the new Halloween Trilogy ends, they are going to do spin offs. I would like to see them do a movie on Michael in the home for troubled boys and also make connections with the Druids and witch trials.
@@PurpleColonel we are in different times now movie ideas word that good for mini movies in the 80s and 90s we live in 2021 now I think they should try again we'll never know if it will be good if they don't try.
@@joshhawkins16 It wasn't good in Halloween 5 and 6 and it wasn't good in the rob zombie movies. It wasn't good in this comic or the novelizations that tried it either.
@@PurpleColonel try again is all saying it isn't going to hurt you or me if they do I think none of the movies was as good as the first to rob zombie did OK compared to the rest but I want cost me or you money so try again I remember going to see the first two films when I was a young teen nothing will ever touch them two films
It just makes sense they'd have to add some kind of mythical element to these films from all of the times Micheal should have died! As gun shot wounds just aren't something you walk off!
I got to admit, that the Halloween Micheal Myers comics are the best thing when it comes to sequels than what we got in the movies. I liked how it continued the story of Tommy after Halloween 6, and connected it to H20. Something I totally did not expect! It’s definitely worth reading. 👍🎃
I LOVE this video. This comic book is like a horror soap opera and the narrators voice is perfect telling the story. I Also LOVE the idea of Laurie becoming the new SHAPE..
Honestly, this makes more sense than Michael in Halloween Kills being alive after having received multiple gunshots to ALL the vital organs in his chest and abdomen, bludgeoned several times in the head, and finally receiving an approximately 10-inch stab in the back of his vertebrae. And the director still tells us that, no, Michael isn’t supernatural or immortal at all. lol
I mean even Carpenter didn’t consider Myers fully Supernatural (despite Mike surviving 6 gunshots from Loomis in part 1). I’ve always heard him refer to Michael as almost supernatural, so I’m just gunna assume that this new trilogy is playing off of that.
I like to think when he endures as his persona as “The Shape” he becomes an entirely someone else. if you watched the movie “ Split” , the antagonist changes to a persona called “ The Beast”, he receives a shotgun blast to his chest but also being immune to it. So I’m thinking this is some other persona of Michael that he allowed to take over his body, so that “Evil” that Loomis was rambling on about was that Evil personality.
There is no way curse and h20 are the same continuity. Are you going to tell me that Lori abandoned her daughter Jamie to go live in California to start a new family. I don't buy that.
That's just an error in character, it opens up so many continuity errors. They say several times Michael hasn't been seen in 20 years, the Myers house is unlived in in Resurrection, Michael learns Laurie's location through Loomis' files and Loomis is clearly under the impression Laurie is dead in the movies. You'd have an easier time proving Batman Begins is canon with Batman 1989.
They're not. The comics came out before Resurrection and was a way for the writers to attempt to bridge them together without realizing they were completely unrelated.
They are not. But i remember there was supposedly a deleted scene from H20 where Laurie heard about her daughter being k*lled by Michael & she like threw up or something. I think they removed that just so they can show there’s zero connection what so ever.
Man I did a random e-bay search about a year and a half ago trying to see if any Halloween comic books were for sale and I found nothing. Now I come across this video (which was well done btw) and I do another search only to find that they are very rare and expensive as hell! I'll definitely be hunting for these, thanks👍
I think the reason why Michael snapped was because his older sister was abusing him so he did what he did and since then he's been that way. Evil begets evil.
Since I was born in 90 when I was old enough I watched the original film’s first and also loved Danielle Harris as jaymie. But I also didn’t know who the guy in the trench coat was your explanation helped me out with that I thought it had something to do with the third movie. And also I loved Michael as a character he had a disorder of his own. Plus the curse background is pretty interesting to learn about. And about the origin of hadden field.
Here's a what if scenario: If the organism from John Carpenter's The Thing. Attempts to take over Michael Myers. But the shear amount of evil within him actually takes over the organism.
it's kinda like the idea of the weeping angels from doctor who and the boggart from harry potter if the boggart turns into a weeping angel would the angel's nature overwrite the boggarts nature.
He may have become a psychopathic serial killer and all but can we just take some time to talk about how adorable he is as a child in the Chaos Comics series?
What I'm wondering is what made him kill his sister. What drove him to this embodiment of evil, starting with the killing of his sister. And would that be the reason he has become supernatural in his ability to live through everything. I'm hoping the Halloween Ends movie expands on this more to bring it full circle. Because David Gordon Green just confused me in his explanation, and the way Halloween kills trys to lay it out in the movie
This was a great video. But all these questions about Michael I don't want answered. He works best being an ambiguous silent, motiveless killer. Thats what makes him interesting as a horror icon. I wouldn't mind a smidgen of info on his damage accumulated and how it doesn't effect him. But even that I want as little info as possible. But still Marvelous work here once again. Keep up the great work 👌
God-damn, abusive father, nympho mother and incestues relationship with his sister? Talk about curse overload EDIT: So, if he's out for revange in final installment than that means Michael has a thought process
Halloween Kills shows he’s not out for revenge he just wanted to go home. He killed randomly too. Turns out in the new timeline they aren’t siblings and he doesn’t give af about Laurie
He has an amazing thought process in the halloween Novels. I learned soooo much more about my favorite slasher from listening to the audiobooks here on youtube. Apparently Michaels Grandfather went thru the same thing hearing voices before being inhabited by evil. The book shows how michael was disturbed by voices in his head before he eventually did the killing. While he was silent for all those years, his thoughts were loud and clear. If u enjoy Michael Myers, i highly suggest listening to the audiobooks. They arr wayyy more detailed than the movies
im pretty sure Micheal is dead in the comics, as you left out new report of them finding burned up body and belived it is Micheal, later tommy finds ahead being used like some jack o latern and later when Laurie is caught the doctor explains the head found was Micheal that Laurie took it as a trophie for over a year, she only became insane since now that Micheal was gone, there was no one left to continue the cat and mouse thing she had going with him
Huh. All these years, I knew there’s comics that serves as continuation for different timelines but the 4-6 timeline had Laurie took the H20 persona before being the Shape. Pretty much how I thought that all the movies were in the same timeline and Laurie faked her death and got a new kid while her first kid was Jamie.
Nope. Several different timelines in this franchise. You had the Jamie Lloyd timeline which is Halloween ('78), H2 ('81), H4, H5, and H6. Then the Laurie Strode timeline which is Halloween ('78), H2 ('81), H20, and Resurrection. The Rob Zombie reboot films. Halloween III: Season of the Witch as a standalone film. And now the "Official" timeline which is Halloween ('78), Halloween (2018), Halloween Kills, and Halloween Ends.
The attempt to link H2O with the curse of Michael Myers is a really dumb mistake because it is predicated on the idea that Laurie would go into hiding/witness protection and leave her daughter behind. That is just too much suspension of disbelief for me. Also Laurie becoming Michael is incredibly trite.
There gotta be some mystical power. I think if u take off his mask you’d kill him for sure After the mob attack on Michael...he was shot like 10000 times by some guy dressed as Tigger stabbed Leigh Bracket got some people hittin him bats and 2 by 4s kicked in the face and Karen stabbed him in the neck. Mike got right back up and killed them all
There's 2 versions of Curse of Michael Myers the producer's cut has Doyle stop Michael with ruin nonsense. The theatrical cut has Tommy "killing" Michael.
The "Cult of Thorn" story arc really did make perfect sense with the whole Samhain theme. The non-Michael-related "Big Bad" in Halloween 3 is even more frightening. 1:06 Unfold that stock, greenhorn! Would movie people please stop shooting guns with their stocks folded?! "Stop it! Stop it! STOP IIIIIT!!" 1:21 That line probably sounded better on paper. 1:44 He never learns how to properly hold a knife. Notice how he holds it with a reverse grip with the blade's edge facing in instead of out. Rookie mistake. Excusable for a child but not an adult. Especially not one who's basically an occult-summoned Terminator. 6:30 It's Knives from Trigun! 7:34 "Do you expect me to believe that you don't know your left from your right?!" 7:52 Eighth birthday? 1979? Michael was six years old in 1963. 7:57 Okay, you meant 1969. Still, that screws up the timeline. The year should be 1964 if it's the first anniversary. 13:12 Correct Old Celtic pronunciation. Or is it Celt-Gailic transliterated into Old English?
Fun Fact : I have all the Chaos Halloween comics including the Glow in the Dark movie cover , the Photo variant and the Mega Chromium Untold Tales Edition...
I think our minds as a film audience have been more exercise to watch movies unfold and listen to more origin story, then take it years later and rewrite it or see what happens to this character I'm glad that people seem to be hip to this I mean look at what Marvel Comics do
I never knew that Michael Myers's family bloodline was cursed, I always thought that it started with Myers. You learn something knew every day - Great video ! !
Same here man that’s pretty cool to know I had a feeling it had to do with a curse especially when jaymie tried to help him in the movie by taking off his mask and then u see him cry with a tear. Then he loses control. But I could tell he didn’t want to harm her.
Right after the first Halloween movie came out, I found a book about it, only it explained how Michael had been "possessed" in the first place. It went into great detail that he had been possessed by an ancient, evil Druid. I can't remember who wrote it, but I really enjoyed it.
I’ve never agreed with the “no sense for right or wrong” given be pretty much goes out of his way to just kill people for no reason. I’m sure he knows it isn’t right.
Personally, I wish no other Halloween movies, none of the sequels had ever been made. Like John Carpenter, I like the idea that Michael Myers was "pure evil" (as the character Dr. Loomis believes), without cause, without reason, without any "deeper meaning". This not only leaves a permanent air of mystery about Michael Myers, it helps support the idea that not everything about humans can be explained, for we live in a world and of a species without any inherent purpose or meaning. Or, as the existentialists put it: "an absurd, godless universe".
Dude you do realize just like news censorship there is science censorship... read about sir Roger Penrose orch OR theory...many testable predictions came true Stuart Hameroff outdebated anyone who tried to challenge him I'm not saying the Bible is real or anything...but there is room for things like reincarnation and life after death in his theory.. It's not as grim as you put it they want a certain nartive so the state can be God. ..this is why communism always is atheist..
Not sure if you've covered *Dog Soldiers,* a British film. There was supposed to be a sequel but not sure what happened to it. It deserves one as it was highly entertaining and had that typical British dark humour and horror mix.
Have any of you read the actual Halloween novel ?? The one that is out of print and was released back in 1980 or so ? It offers the best backstory on Michael's 'curse' and is a good read. Hard to find and expensive to buy but it's a great collectors item for lovers of this franchise.
Haven't read it but I have seen the deleted scenes of the original film that shows very early on Loomis seemed to discover something truly dark about Michael that makes him feel he needs to in a maximum security facility to avoid escape. But do to Michael's age, catatonic state, and Loomis lacking any concrete evidence he is left at the facility.
i never reed the Halloween comics but was l always curious , thanks to your video i now know what there like but i got to admit that i never saw the twist with Laurie at the end coming.
I just sold a bunch of those Halloween comic books. They are referenced a lot in the book Taking Shape 2 by Dustin McNeil. Its about the ton of Halloween scripts that were never made.
*Who was the individual who posessed Michael?* Enda was a fifteen-year-old Celtic boy who lived in North Ireland during the dawn of the Celtic age around the year 500 BC. He was deformed as he had a twitching mouth and shriveled arm, which was the result of the midwives botching his birth. As a result, he was treated unkindly by his father, brother, and uncle, and was the subject of cruel laughter in his village. At some unknown point, Enda fell in love with the princess Deirdre. When he heard that her father King Gwynwyll was offering her hand in marriage, he asked him if he could be the one to marry her. However, Gwynwyll cruelly laughed at the mere idea, as did Enda's father, brother, and uncle, who said that Deirdre would rather marry their goat. Instead, Deirdre was betrothed to a young warrior named Cullain. Not giving up hope, Enda believed that if he could get to Deirdre then she would like to marry him. However, when Enda went to meet her at the river as she collected water, she misunderstood his motives, became frightened, and almost fell in. Enda then tried to rescue her, but Deirdre believed that he was trying to rape her and fled, accusing him of trying to do so. Enda was so heartbroken by the humiliation and the accusation that he was driven to madness. Later on, during Samhain, he viciously attacked Deirdre and Cullain, and brutally murdered them. However, Enda himself was attacked and torn apart by the vengeful tribe in retribution for his crime, leaving only his head and heart. The next day, he was buried and the king had his shaman curse his soul to wander the Earth until the end of time, repeating his brutal crime. Several centuries later, On Halloween 1963, young Michael Myers was possessed by his ghost and ended up murdering his sister Judith.
@@syunafrost351 Jason is the definition of a POWERHOUSE. Michael ain't shit until you incorporate the thorn incarnation. Jason is bigger (barring the rob zombie version of michael), faster, stronger etc. I'm a bigger fan of michael than any of you, and I'm telling you right now Jason wins 7/10 times
I have all 3 of these comics. Phil Nutman did the first one and I know Daniel Farrands was one of the writers of the 2nd one in the series. The third one is definitely the weakest of the three. They are very cool to have though.
Interesting video,love your description of a Halloween party for the insane children classic..........Lindsey grew up as a reporter huh pity the real one didn't..................
Whomever wrote the storylines for the comic book is very awesome and detailed. The story makes more sense then the ones written for the movies. Is those comic books for sale?
Michael Myers was born Oct. 19th 1963. He was not born on Halloween night, or Nov. 1sr. Also, he killed Judith on Halloween night 1978, not the early hours of Nov. 1st. These stories are out there to begin with and that's fine, but changing major and key dates is unacceptable.
I guess these comics would be a fun read if you just looked at them as somebody's take on the Michael Myers story and did not take them seriously but if you look at them as cannon then damn...i thought the story they tried telling in Halloween 6 was bad but this story amplify's it to the point it becomes cheesy. Trying to explain Myers ruins Myers because nobody can do a good enough job to make him still seem scary...the talk of druids and ancient curses placed on him is just cringe worthy and cheesy...its like a story right out of Goosebumps or that 80's show Tales From The Darkside lol
I never knew was a comic about Michael, but I'm glad they expounded upon the "Curse of Thorn 🎃" premise. To me, it was the best installment in the series plot wise & in "eerie 😬" factor. It felt more serious than any of the other installments. Besides, the Curse of Thorn is the only logical explanation for Michael killing. I know most people LOVE 💗 that Michael kills w/out any motivation, but NOBODY does anything ✌🏾JUST BECAUSE 🙄 ✌🏾. It may appear that way to us cuz the person themself or the people observing them don't see the reason, but EVERY action has a driving force, whether it be conscious or unconscious . Aside from that, there's no other way 2 explain Michael's immortality. YET, even the writers & directors of movies 🎥 in the Halloween 🎃 franchise remain staunch in their assertion that Michael isn't supernatural, but just a regular flesh & blood human being with a ton of "adrenaline." I'm sorry ( N🚫T s🤨rry!), but NO amount of adrenaline is gonna give any mere mortal the strength 2 rip kitchen island cabinets out the floor, survive being hit with multiple bullets💥, being hacked with an 🪓, being hit dead-on with a speeding 🚗, etc. Michael's physical body being a vessel for evil 2 wreak havoc on this physical plane explains everything, since it their natural, ethereal forms 🌌, neither good😇 NOR evil 👿can express themselves. And if Michael were just a mindless killer as most fans like him 2B, how is he any different from 99.9% of any other killer in the million-&-1 slashers ever made? And Michael certainly isn't some brainless lug. He knew how 2 drive 🚗 without ever being taught, which was exhibited on the night he escaped Loomis' custody the night he was being transferred between sanitarium on that fateful Halloween 🎃 night in the movie. Also, the fact Michael stalks his prey, indicates a high level of intelligence or cunning @ the least. According 2 this comic & the 6th installment in the movie franchise, it's clear the evil in him is very methodical. And even in the Bible & other sacred texts, demons 👹 are said 2B very relentless & cunning. BOTH qualities Michael possesses 🤨!! That being said . . . I'm not fond of this comic book painting Laurie as the killer. Being a psychology major, I know their premise IS possible, BUT soooo unlikely to happen that it isn't that believable, much less, satisfying 2 the readers. Plus, the way Michael murders people most times takes such brute strength that there's lil' 2 no chance a woman could practically commit most of them. Also. Laurie doesn't have the supernatural force within her that fuels ⛽ & rejuvenates Michael 2 help her sustain the injuries she suffered in this comic.
lol, i first saw Halloween when I was seven years old back in 79. had nightmares of Michael Myers until I was in my 30s! i love this franchise and I'm glad they're cleaning up what's canon and what's not. you should read Curtis Richard's novelization of Halloween. It's free online and tells you EXACTLY HOW and WHY MM is a NUT, lol! IMHO that book is CANON because it came out around the same time as the film or maybe a year later. I have all of the comics myself. Nightdance was pretty good!
Michael Myers is my introduction into the world of slashers back when the first "John Carpenter's HALLOWEEN " came out....Yes I had the pleasure of watching the 1st on the big screen while I was 7 yrs old with my at-the-time alcoholic mom step-dad and step-brother. Lol Needless to say it made me into the horror junkie I am today!!🤘😅 Out of all the big screen psychopaths killers supernatural or not...Michael Myers has been my favorite!!🤘😁 Thank you very very much for uploading this and enlightening us all on "THE SHAPE" 🤘🖤🔪
I liked that trilogy of comics that really interesting and good like how it connects H20,to curse I always thought those movies could've been connected
They always were connected. H20 was always connected with the original movies. Not counting Halloween 3 of course. I never understood how people didn't arrive to that conclusion.
0:58 I would say there more so equals in that sense. Except Freddy, he’s only strong In the dream world, In the real world he’s just a normal human Well Jason and Michael are at the very least Superhuman, Freddy just got EXTREMELY LUCKY being able to last as long as he did against Jason when he really shouldn’t have, and that’s another reason why he lost that fight.
@@marcusmcgill4423 Yes, he’s still alive ( I saw him wink) but that doesn’t mean anything If he’s just a decapitated head. In the real world he’s just the equivalent of a normal human physically and no where nere as strong as Jason. Also he’s officially counted as dead In the Dead Meat Kill Count sense neither of the stories continue afterwards and they both get rebooted.
@@marcusmcgill4423 Think of It this way. When Freddy comes back Its regardless of how he dies by people Remembering him and he will exist in there dreams In full condition. But Freddy right now Is just A decapitated head and can’t return to the dreamworld to restore his body because everyone believes he’s dead right now. So even though he’s not dead, he can’t do anything to fight. Just because your opponent didn’t die doesn’t mean you didn’t win the fight. Pokémon battles don’t go to the death.
@@lamontewilliams3011 In the dream world yes he Is, but In the real world he’s actually just a normal human (well that’s according to Nightmare On Elm Street Lore anyway). So no, he’s not as strong as Jason (In the real world). Unless you ment Michel. In that case Yes, he ABSOLUTELY Is.
Would say " how about the first step of Laurie Strode" for next year (Halloween Ends) but that'll be a cliffhanger because it never got finished....maybe 🤔" nightdance "
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Very interesting origins story. I wish they had simply serialized the Halloween novel though by Curtis Richards. I hope for Halloween Ends they do another flashback but back to 1963 and the events after the iconic scene where Michael’s parents come back home and find him outside with the knife. The way they did in Kills where we scenes of 1978. I’d like to see flashback scenes of Loomis treating a young Myers.
I want nothing more than a Halloween video game focused on single player and survival elements in it. Have something similar to Alien Isolation, Resident Evil 2 Remake, and Until Dawn type of horror gameplay.
You would probably like babysitter bloodbath then. It started out as a Halloween fan game but had to be changed for copyright reasons. From what I've heard though there's apparently a version of the original somewhere online but it seems to be very buggy.
And there could be another mode where you play as Michael
@@tortoisethetortoise4536 That would be fun to play as an indestructible killer, what if they made a plot where a secret organization funded by the government abducts Michael Myers and uses him as their perfect assassin...that'd be badass!
Have you played Obscure? It’s a slasher game where you play any one of I think 5 teen stereotypical characters(jock, nerd etc), trying to survive the night in high school against some thing or someone. It’s now an older game so may be maddeningly slow. But I always enjoyed when my character would get hurt and you’d see them running with a limp or dragging a hurt leg behind them.
They're working on one. I think it's the same team behind the Friday the 13th video game, but this time they actually have some big money to put behind it rather than crowdfunding like they did with Friday the 13th.
It is a little strange that Michael was so good at covering his tracks in confinement. He seemed to revel in showing off his "art" in Halloween, the image that sticks in my mind is Annie's body sprawled under the gravestone of Judith.
I'm just saying I've seen every film besides the Rob Zombie installments and Halloween Kills, I can't think of any right now that could be passed off as a suicide.
I was just saying this the other day!! Actually theres so many examples of a playfulness to stalking his victims, setting up the corpses and making sure they were found, or waiting to perform a jump scare
I love how every attempt to explain Why Michael kills is either the most batshit insane thing you’ve ever heard or the most obvious and simple minded explanation ever written
I mean to be fair Michael Myers doesn't give people much to work with. If you ignore the shitty Cult of Thorn lore, Michael Myers is just a seemingly invincible and silent force of nature who kills with no real motive or explanation why.
@@pockit5107 and that makes it boring
@@rickyroberts6110 not every killer need a motive
@@thesnipersmith3436 yes they do
@@rickyroberts6110 no they don’t
I've actually read a part of this series before and only just now realized that although I loved how the artist gives each of the characters an almost anime-esque gleam in their eyes, even boy Michael isn't depicted here as having "the blackest."
Fun fact: These comics were based on an unused script for Halloween 8 back in 1999 titled "Halloween H2K: Evil Never Dies" which was released for a Fall 2000 release (Get it, H2K? = "Halloween 2000") and was set to be filmed in Salt Lake City where Halloween 4 & 5 were filmed. But was scrapped because on a website poll, fans wanted Michael Myers to come back. (Yes, the things fans hated in Resurrection was because of the fans wanting more Michael. Thanks dumbasses for ruining H8)
And I can definitely say this would've been a FAR better movie than the god-awful Halloween: Resurrection for sure and would've been a better sequel to H20 by keeping Michael stay dead.
you not wrong👍
the only good thing resurrection gave us was that rare bbq scene that showed donald and edith.
It would've been better than the God awful H20. That film was plagued with all the behind the scenes drama and it showed in the finished product.
@@marcusmcgill4423 I thought H20 was fun but flawed. Overall not nearly as bad as what we got in Resurrection or Curse.
They would have been better off rebooting the continuity. The way they brought back Michael was just too dumb.
Carpenter viewed hiring Jamie Lee Curtis to Hitchcock hiring her mother for Psycho giving her a big break, and she was the only actual teenage girl on the cast to all the high school girls. Originally Michael was to wear a clown mask with frizzy red hair but they changed to a white painted Captain Kirk mask in the end.
carpenter copy psycho for halloween 78,,,,and yea using a stupid mask of captain kirk......carpenter jump into the horror genre and slasher only for money maker it was the boom of that......he would prefere to do westerns or syfy.........hes a sold bastard
and his the thing...jajaja hes not from him ..its from campbell jr and rob bottin,,
@@lesleyrussell8200 Loved the Thing though
@John Kenny It was supposed to also be called The Babysitter Murders. Carpenter also wanted the franchise to be an anthology series, hence Halloween III: Season of the Witch. It was never supposed to be centered around Laurie, Michael, and Loomis after the first film. It was supposed to have been a different murderous event each film with the holiday as the setting, but Moustapha Akkad thought otherwise after the first film's success.
@@marcusmcgill4423 halloween 3 copies a lot from phantasm 79
Michael Myers was a clever guy, if you think about it. He used subterfuge and a variety of tactics in order to lure people or to evade capture or death. At least in the movies.
Don't forget that Dr. Wynn was also in the 1978 original film, but played by a different actor than the one in part 6.
Really? Where?? Don’t tell me the scene when loomis was talking to some guys saying they gave him driving lessons
@@wokenbrilliance9034 yup it’s him
@@wokenbrilliance9034 Yup, that's Dr. Wynn.
Wynn is the one who inflicted Myers with the curse
I believe that Michael doesn't need a backstory or explanation for his power. Him being "Evil Incarnate" is what makes him interesting. No one knows how or why he does what he does. Even psychopaths can have some reason for doing horrendous acts but Myers isn't just a mere man. True evil is indiscriminate and unpredictable and I think it should stay that way.
Thorn is evil and that is hat control him
@@PRHILL9696 that much we know, which is why I'm working on a storyline in which a S.W.A.T team led by Logan Loud would not only eradicate the Thorn cult, Logan would fight Michael Myers til Michael collapses from exhaustion
They said that after the new Halloween Trilogy ends, they are going to do spin offs. I would like to see them do a movie on Michael in the home for troubled boys and also make connections with the Druids and witch trials.
can we just stop here and not try to explain Michael? It's never been good the other times they tried.
@@PurpleColonel we are in different times now movie ideas word that good for mini movies in the 80s and 90s we live in 2021 now I think they should try again we'll never know if it will be good if they don't try.
@@joshhawkins16 It wasn't good in Halloween 5 and 6 and it wasn't good in the rob zombie movies. It wasn't good in this comic or the novelizations that tried it either.
@@PurpleColonel try again is all saying it isn't going to hurt you or me if they do I think none of the movies was as good as the first to rob zombie did OK compared to the rest but I want cost me or you money so try again I remember going to see the first two films when I was a young teen nothing will ever touch them two films
@@PurpleColonel the thorn curse is a good reason
"Disturbing Hidden Origins of Michael Myers", as if he wasn't already disturbing.
Seeing Michael in that blue jumpsuit with a Shatner mask on, then seeing Shatner going to space in a blue jumpsuit in the same media....
In space, no one can hear his theme.😋
@@ariahemlock2492 spitting image did a great recreation of William in space and he has 20 pages of narration but the trip was just 8 minutes in space.
It just makes sense they'd have to add some kind of mythical element to these films from all of the times Micheal should have died! As gun shot wounds just aren't something you walk off!
True it just got convLuted
It was because of the curse that he had as well as his family’s history of being cursed.
@OnrouteTV he’s just a killer that’s it
@OnrouteTV
He kills because…he wants to. He finds the removing of life fun. He just digs it. And that’s horrifying.
@@Werewolf.with.Internet.Access well said my brother, well said 👌
I got to admit, that the Halloween Micheal Myers comics are the best thing when it comes to sequels than what we got in the movies. I liked how it continued the story of Tommy after Halloween 6, and connected it to H20. Something I totally did not expect!
It’s definitely worth reading. 👍🎃
I LOVE this video. This comic book is like a horror soap opera and the narrators voice is perfect telling the story. I Also LOVE the idea of Laurie becoming the new SHAPE..
Honestly, this makes more sense than Michael in Halloween Kills being alive after having received multiple gunshots to ALL the vital organs in his chest and abdomen, bludgeoned several times in the head, and finally receiving an approximately 10-inch stab in the back of his vertebrae. And the director still tells us that, no, Michael isn’t supernatural or immortal at all. lol
I mean with Lori's monolog at the end I felt like it was sort of hinted at
I mean even Carpenter didn’t consider Myers fully Supernatural (despite Mike surviving 6 gunshots from Loomis in part 1).
I’ve always heard him refer to Michael as almost supernatural, so I’m just gunna assume that this new trilogy is playing off of that.
I like to think when he endures as his persona as “The Shape” he becomes an entirely someone else. if you watched the movie “ Split” , the antagonist changes to a persona called “ The Beast”, he receives a shotgun blast to his chest but also being immune to it. So I’m thinking this is some other persona of Michael that he allowed to take over his body, so that “Evil” that Loomis was rambling on about was that Evil personality.
So is there a chance that micheal is omalley cause in halloween 2018 his eye is messed up.
Dude
Michael received 6 shots in the first film and he survived
You can't complain about kills not being realistic!
There is no way curse and h20 are the same continuity. Are you going to tell me that Lori abandoned her daughter Jamie to go live in California to start a new family. I don't buy that.
They aren't. H20 is the sequel to Halloween 2
That's just an error in character, it opens up so many continuity errors. They say several times Michael hasn't been seen in 20 years, the Myers house is unlived in in Resurrection, Michael learns Laurie's location through Loomis' files and Loomis is clearly under the impression Laurie is dead in the movies.
You'd have an easier time proving Batman Begins is canon with Batman 1989.
They're not. The comics came out before Resurrection and was a way for the writers to attempt to bridge them together without realizing they were completely unrelated.
They are not. But i remember there was supposedly a deleted scene from H20 where Laurie heard about her daughter being k*lled by Michael & she like threw up or something. I think they removed that just so they can show there’s zero connection what so ever.
Man I did a random e-bay search about a year and a half ago trying to see if any Halloween comic books were for sale and I found nothing. Now I come across this video (which was well done btw) and I do another search only to find that they are very rare and expensive as hell! I'll definitely be hunting for these, thanks👍
If only they were cheaper!
@@sideeffect1591 For real!
I think the reason why Michael snapped was because his older sister was abusing him so he did what he did and since then he's been that way. Evil begets evil.
Na he’s was cursed with a little peter so he became your best leader for you incels lol 😂
MV: "but Michael had the last laugh"
Michael: never laughing....
There was a Halloween Comic? Wow. Never heard of it until now.
Since I was born in 90 when I was old enough I watched the original film’s first and also loved Danielle Harris as jaymie. But I also didn’t know who the guy in the trench coat was your explanation helped me out with that I thought it had something to do with the third movie. And also I loved Michael as a character he had a disorder of his own. Plus the curse background is pretty interesting to learn about. And about the origin of hadden field.
BLDM
@@GeorgeTropicana you good?
Here's a what if scenario: If the organism from John Carpenter's The Thing. Attempts to take over Michael Myers. But the shear amount of evil within him actually takes over the organism.
Yoo bro that be insane 🤯🤯
it's kinda like the idea of the weeping angels from doctor who and the boggart from harry potter
if the boggart turns into a weeping angel would the angel's nature overwrite the boggarts nature.
I guess michael he becomes evil because Halloween is supposed to the night of the demons and perhaps he was possess by a demon
He may have become a psychopathic serial killer and all but can we just take some time to talk about how adorable he is as a child in the Chaos Comics series?
Funny how the comic with the burned mask looks similar to Halloween Kills Michael's mask.
The rebooted Blumhouse movies are nothing but stolen ideas from everything else.
What I'm wondering is what made him kill his sister. What drove him to this embodiment of evil, starting with the killing of his sister. And would that be the reason he has become supernatural in his ability to live through everything. I'm hoping the Halloween Ends movie expands on this more to bring it full circle. Because David Gordon Green just confused me in his explanation, and the way Halloween kills trys to lay it out in the movie
The original Halloween is one of the best films to watch on Halloween night
This was a great video. But all these questions about Michael I don't want answered. He works best being an ambiguous silent, motiveless killer. Thats what makes him interesting as a horror icon. I wouldn't mind a smidgen of info on his damage accumulated and how it doesn't effect him. But even that I want as little info as possible. But still Marvelous work here once again. Keep up the great work 👌
I also like the idea that Michael is just a psychopath who can't feel pain. Makes him a little more believable.
no it drove us nuts for decades not knowing. Endless theories but no answers
God-damn, abusive father, nympho mother and incestues relationship with his sister? Talk about curse overload
EDIT: So, if he's out for revange in final installment than that means Michael has a thought process
Halloween Kills shows he’s not out for revenge he just wanted to go home. He killed randomly too. Turns out in the new timeline they aren’t siblings and he doesn’t give af about Laurie
He has an amazing thought process in the halloween Novels. I learned soooo much more about my favorite slasher from listening to the audiobooks here on youtube. Apparently Michaels Grandfather went thru the same thing hearing voices before being inhabited by evil. The book shows how michael was disturbed by voices in his head before he eventually did the killing. While he was silent for all those years, his thoughts were loud and clear. If u enjoy Michael Myers, i highly suggest listening to the audiobooks. They arr wayyy more detailed than the movies
@@SegaGentleman what’re the called?
@@sirlaughalot8722 ........Halloween
@@SegaGentleman thought it’d be a little cooler
im pretty sure Micheal is dead in the comics, as you left out new report of them finding burned up body and belived it is Micheal, later tommy finds ahead being used like some jack o latern and later when Laurie is caught the doctor explains the head found was Micheal that Laurie took it as a trophie for over a year, she only became insane since now that Micheal was gone, there was no one left to continue the cat and mouse thing she had going with him
Huh. All these years, I knew there’s comics that serves as continuation for different timelines but the 4-6 timeline had Laurie took the H20 persona before being the Shape. Pretty much how I thought that all the movies were in the same timeline and Laurie faked her death and got a new kid while her first kid was Jamie.
Nope. Several different timelines in this franchise. You had the Jamie Lloyd timeline which is Halloween ('78), H2 ('81), H4, H5, and H6. Then the Laurie Strode timeline which is Halloween ('78), H2 ('81), H20, and Resurrection. The Rob Zombie reboot films. Halloween III: Season of the Witch as a standalone film. And now the "Official" timeline which is Halloween ('78), Halloween (2018), Halloween Kills, and Halloween Ends.
I know there are plenty of us who disregard the retcon of 4 - 6 from 7 and just do exactly as you said.
It makes the most joyous sense.
The attempt to link H2O with the curse of Michael Myers is a really dumb mistake because it is predicated on the idea that Laurie would go into hiding/witness protection and leave her daughter behind. That is just too much suspension of disbelief for me. Also Laurie becoming Michael is incredibly trite.
yeah I visibly cringed at that reveal
There gotta be some mystical power. I think if u take off his mask you’d kill him for sure After the mob attack on Michael...he was shot like 10000 times by some guy dressed as Tigger stabbed Leigh Bracket got some people hittin him bats and 2 by 4s kicked in the face and Karen stabbed him in the neck. Mike got right back up and killed them all
There's 2 versions of Curse of Michael Myers the producer's cut has Doyle stop Michael with ruin nonsense. The theatrical cut has Tommy "killing" Michael.
“Rune”.
Theatrical ending >>> producers cut ending
The "Cult of Thorn" story arc really did make perfect sense with the whole Samhain theme. The non-Michael-related "Big Bad" in Halloween 3 is even more frightening.
1:06 Unfold that stock, greenhorn! Would movie people please stop shooting guns with their stocks folded?! "Stop it! Stop it! STOP IIIIIT!!"
1:21 That line probably sounded better on paper.
1:44 He never learns how to properly hold a knife. Notice how he holds it with a reverse grip with the blade's edge facing in instead of out. Rookie mistake. Excusable for a child but not an adult. Especially not one who's basically an occult-summoned Terminator.
6:30 It's Knives from Trigun!
7:34 "Do you expect me to believe that you don't know your left from your right?!"
7:52 Eighth birthday? 1979? Michael was six years old in 1963.
7:57 Okay, you meant 1969. Still, that screws up the timeline. The year should be 1964 if it's the first anniversary.
13:12 Correct Old Celtic pronunciation. Or is it Celt-Gailic transliterated into Old English?
No! Watch Halloween kills
Glad I wasn't the only one to read these comics lol 😅
I didn't know Halloween had comics looks cool af. Did read the f13 ones tho
I read them aswell
I own them all except for Autopsis which came with the Halloween: 25 Years of Terror documentary DVD.
Did you really think you were the only person in the world to read them
Fun Fact : I have all the Chaos Halloween comics including the Glow in the Dark movie cover , the Photo variant and the Mega Chromium Untold Tales Edition...
Lucky
Demon Creatures from the „Outcast“ TV Series explained. Pleeeease .
Dude... I loved that show... Hated it only had 1 seasons
Hell yeah
Loved that show 🍻
@@brainchild8626 didn’t it have 2 seasons ?
@@lordschnitzel7961 You're right... But after season 2 they canceled it.. And it was starting to get good...
Thank you for pronouncing Samhain correctly, especially since Dr. Loomis certainly didn't...
I would love to see the stories from the comics come to life!
Halloween kills took inspiration from this comic series for sure
The new series takes "inspiration" from literally every Halloween project. Proving further it never needed to exist.
I think our minds as a film audience have been more exercise to watch movies unfold and listen to more origin story, then take it years later and rewrite it or see what happens to this character I'm glad that people seem to be hip to this I mean look at what Marvel Comics do
I miss Chaos! Comics. Such fun characters and stories.
I never knew that Michael Myers's family bloodline was cursed, I always thought that it started with Myers.
You learn something knew every day - Great video ! !
Same here man that’s pretty cool to know I had a feeling it had to do with a curse especially when jaymie tried to help him in the movie by taking off his mask and then u see him cry with a tear. Then he loses control. But I could tell he didn’t want to harm her.
Right after the first Halloween movie came out, I found a book about it, only it explained how Michael had been "possessed" in the first place. It went into great detail that he had been possessed by an ancient, evil Druid. I can't remember who wrote it, but I really enjoyed it.
damn really! I would love that
I’ve never agreed with the “no sense for right or wrong” given be pretty much goes out of his way to just kill people for no reason. I’m sure he knows it isn’t right.
Agreed, they need to cut the cap when they tried so hard to make michael look dramatic.
There should've been a comic story having Michael Myers meeting the androids of Silver Shamrock.
Oh my god I agree i recently watched those recently and thought the old man was the man who rescued Michael.
It’s Miss BLANKENship. Like “blanket” kinda lol it’s a common name in my area
Personally, I wish no other Halloween movies, none of the sequels had ever been made. Like John Carpenter, I like the idea that Michael Myers was "pure evil" (as the character Dr. Loomis believes), without cause, without reason, without any "deeper meaning". This not only leaves a permanent air of mystery about Michael Myers, it helps support the idea that not everything about humans can be explained, for we live in a world and of a species without any inherent purpose or meaning. Or, as the existentialists put it: "an absurd, godless universe".
That why I'm glad the new movie went back to the ideal
Really not even 2/4??????
Dude you do realize just like news censorship there is science censorship... read about sir Roger Penrose orch OR theory...many testable predictions came true Stuart Hameroff outdebated anyone who tried to challenge him I'm not saying the Bible is real or anything...but there is room for things like reincarnation and life after death in his theory.. It's not as grim as you put it they want a certain nartive so the state can be God. ..this is why communism always is atheist..
No.
The original Michael Myers was a immortal curse of thorn The curse of Micheal Myers explain it why he can't die
Part 6 Producers cut went deeper into it. and the original scripts for that film and for the planned sequel went even deeper
@@PRHILL9696he impregnated jamie
Yep. Michael always was a pervert stalking girls and watching them. plus he was cold blooded evil killer@@StarKushExoticGalaxy
Just watched Halloween Kills, and man... he kills.
Duh
@@liberalsareracist4198 DuH
Not sure if you've covered *Dog Soldiers,* a British film.
There was supposed to be a sequel but not sure what happened to it.
It deserves one as it was highly entertaining and had that typical British dark humour and horror mix.
I believe it had a sequal but it was bad
@@lamarbaker349 dam.
The first one was so good
@@lamarbaker349 sequel hasn't happened yet, but it is planned
Greatest werewolf movie ever made!!!!!!!
"I hope I give you the shits." Greatest last words ever in a horror film.
VERY GOOD!! I'm impressed. Very. So... Great job with this short documentary guys. Hiring?? LoL
Have any of you read the actual Halloween novel ?? The one that is out of print and was released back in 1980 or so ? It offers the best backstory on Michael's 'curse' and is a good read. Hard to find and expensive to buy but it's a great collectors item for lovers of this franchise.
Haven't read it but I have seen the deleted scenes of the original film that shows very early on Loomis seemed to discover something truly dark about Michael that makes him feel he needs to in a maximum security facility to avoid escape. But do to Michael's age, catatonic state, and Loomis lacking any concrete evidence he is left at the facility.
This would b such a magnificent trilogy with the curse on Micheal. They need to redo the whole thing and go with this blueprint
Why? Its so cheesy and cringe worthy lol. The Halloween 6 storyline is bad enough with the Thorn curse story but this amplify's it 10 times worse
i never reed the Halloween comics but was l always curious , thanks to your video i now know what there like but i got to admit that i never saw the twist with Laurie at the end coming.
I just sold a bunch of those Halloween comic books. They are referenced a lot in the book Taking Shape 2 by Dustin McNeil. Its about the ton of Halloween scripts that were never made.
"You can't kill the boogeyman..."
"No, but I know who can.... HEY JOHN! I KNOW WHO KILLED YOUR DOG!"
Michael Myers: 😳😳😳
Cringe
🙄🙄🙄‼️
Not even close lol
Legendary
That joke works on so many levels. I mean Michael did kill a dog in Halloween 78
Antman kicked his ass lol
Wot???
@@humanity600 Google Antman movie
@@humanity600 yup Tommy’s actor played Antman years later.
@@jman7481 oh I see.
And the voice actors Christoper Daniel Barnes the voice actors of the 90's spider man animated series audition for Tommy Doyle
Michael's severed head was on a desk in the room with the corpses of Laurie's friends...
*Who was the individual who posessed Michael?*
Enda was a fifteen-year-old Celtic boy who lived in North Ireland
during the dawn of the Celtic age around the year 500 BC. He was
deformed as he had a twitching mouth and shriveled arm, which was the
result of the midwives botching his birth. As a result, he was treated
unkindly by his father, brother, and uncle, and was the subject of cruel
laughter in his village.
At some unknown point, Enda fell in love with the princess Deirdre.
When he heard that her father King Gwynwyll was offering her hand in
marriage, he asked him if he could be the one to marry her. However,
Gwynwyll cruelly laughed at the mere idea, as did Enda's father,
brother, and uncle, who said that Deirdre would rather marry their goat.
Instead, Deirdre was betrothed to a young warrior named Cullain.
Not giving up hope, Enda believed that if he could get to Deirdre
then she would like to marry him. However, when Enda went to meet her
at the river as she collected water, she misunderstood his motives,
became frightened, and almost fell in. Enda then tried to rescue her,
but Deirdre believed that he was trying to rape her and fled, accusing
him of trying to do so.
Enda was so heartbroken by the humiliation and the accusation
that he was driven to madness. Later on, during Samhain, he viciously
attacked Deirdre and Cullain, and brutally murdered them. However, Enda
himself was attacked and torn apart by the vengeful tribe in retribution
for his crime, leaving only his head and heart. The next day, he was
buried and the king had his shaman curse his soul to wander the Earth
until the end of time, repeating his brutal crime.
Several centuries later, On Halloween 1963, young Michael Myers was possessed by his ghost and ended
up murdering his sister Judith.
Tommy appears as a young man in Curse Of Micheal Myers… and also as a young ANT-Man
Who! Who are you again. -Tony Stank, Rest In Peace Stan lee.
Michael might be immortal after watching holloween kills he's something else...
Michael stomps living Jason
Definitely I don't wanna here he lost his supernatural shit 🥴 cause son got stabbed a couple times and the pain didn't even register
I like michael more than Jason, but NO. Jason would absolutely destroy michael and its not even close.
@@donsolo4845 nope sorry Jason would get absolutely destroyed easily by michael period.
@@syunafrost351 Jason is the definition of a POWERHOUSE. Michael ain't shit until you incorporate the thorn incarnation. Jason is bigger (barring the rob zombie version of michael), faster, stronger etc. I'm a bigger fan of michael than any of you, and I'm telling you right now Jason wins 7/10 times
@@syunafrost351 zombie Jason stomps Michael Myers easily.
They need to make some connection to the Druids and the events of Season of the Witch.
That would be intresting
I have all 3 of these comics. Phil Nutman did the first one and I know Daniel Farrands was one of the writers of the 2nd one in the series. The third one is definitely the weakest of the three. They are very cool to have though.
Thee best story about Michael I’ve ever heard… pretty dope thank you sir😊
Interesting video,love your description of a Halloween party for the insane children classic..........Lindsey grew up as a reporter huh pity the real one didn't..................
HOLD UP THEIR A COMIC BOOK ABOUT MICHAEL MYERS AKA THE HALLOWEEN KILLER DAMN MAN I DIDN'T KNOW THAT DAMN 🎃
Look into "The Last dance" it's a good one
THANKS I WILL 😆
Neither did I
“Dr. Carpenter”
Very clever. ;)
Absolutely outstanding video thanks again this channel is absolutely fantastic!😎🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Michael was born October 19, 1957, with the murder of his sister in 1963.
How is all this info being put out in this video so wrong?
I had the first issue of the Halloween comic, It got lost in a house move I'm still pissed off about it all these years later.
Whomever wrote the storylines for the comic book is very awesome and detailed. The story makes more sense then the ones written for the movies. Is those comic books for sale?
Michael Myers was born Oct. 19th 1963. He was not born on Halloween night, or Nov. 1sr. Also, he killed Judith on Halloween night 1978, not the early hours of Nov. 1st.
These stories are out there to begin with and that's fine, but changing major and key dates is unacceptable.
Michael was born October 19, 1957, with the murder of his sister in 1963.
How is all this info being put out in this video so wrong?
I guess these comics would be a fun read if you just looked at them as somebody's take on the Michael Myers story and did not take them seriously but if you look at them as cannon then damn...i thought the story they tried telling in Halloween 6 was bad but this story amplify's it to the point it becomes cheesy. Trying to explain Myers ruins Myers because nobody can do a good enough job to make him still seem scary...the talk of druids and ancient curses placed on him is just cringe worthy and cheesy...its like a story right out of Goosebumps or that 80's show Tales From The Darkside lol
I never knew was a comic about Michael, but I'm glad they expounded upon the "Curse of Thorn 🎃" premise. To me, it was the best installment in the series plot wise & in "eerie 😬" factor. It felt more serious than any of the other installments. Besides, the Curse of Thorn is the only logical explanation for Michael killing. I know most people LOVE 💗 that Michael kills w/out any motivation, but NOBODY does anything ✌🏾JUST BECAUSE 🙄 ✌🏾. It may appear that way to us cuz the person themself or the people observing them don't see the reason, but EVERY action has a driving force, whether it be conscious or unconscious .
Aside from that, there's no other way 2 explain Michael's immortality. YET, even the writers & directors of movies 🎥 in the Halloween 🎃 franchise remain staunch in their assertion that Michael isn't supernatural, but just a regular flesh & blood human being with a ton of "adrenaline." I'm sorry ( N🚫T s🤨rry!), but NO amount of adrenaline is gonna give any mere mortal the strength 2 rip kitchen island cabinets out the floor, survive being hit with multiple bullets💥, being hacked with an 🪓, being hit dead-on with a speeding 🚗, etc. Michael's physical body being a vessel for evil 2 wreak havoc on this physical plane explains everything, since it their natural, ethereal forms 🌌, neither good😇 NOR evil 👿can express themselves.
And if Michael were just a mindless killer as most fans like him 2B, how is he any different from 99.9% of any other killer in the million-&-1 slashers ever made? And Michael certainly isn't some brainless lug. He knew how 2 drive 🚗 without ever being taught, which was exhibited on the night he escaped Loomis' custody the night he was being transferred between sanitarium on that fateful Halloween 🎃 night in the movie. Also, the fact Michael stalks his prey, indicates a high level of intelligence or cunning @ the least. According 2 this comic & the 6th installment in the movie franchise, it's clear the evil in him is very methodical. And even in the Bible & other sacred texts, demons 👹 are said 2B very relentless & cunning. BOTH qualities Michael possesses 🤨!!
That being said . . . I'm not fond of this comic book painting Laurie as the killer. Being a psychology major, I know their premise IS possible, BUT soooo unlikely to happen that it isn't that believable, much less, satisfying 2 the readers. Plus, the way Michael murders people most times takes such brute strength that there's lil' 2 no chance a woman could practically commit most of them. Also. Laurie doesn't have the supernatural force within her that fuels ⛽ & rejuvenates Michael 2 help her sustain the injuries she suffered in this comic.
Same I had heard about it being the curse years ago
I had these comics as a kid. Wish I held onto them
Tommy is a protagonist yet in the movie Michael killed him lmao. Michael is the goat.
lol, i first saw Halloween when I was seven years old back in 79. had nightmares of Michael Myers until I was in my 30s! i love this franchise and I'm glad they're cleaning up what's canon and what's not. you should read Curtis Richard's novelization of Halloween. It's free online and tells you EXACTLY HOW and WHY MM is a NUT, lol! IMHO that book is CANON because it came out around the same time as the film or maybe a year later. I have all of the comics myself. Nightdance was pretty good!
Michael Myers is my introduction into the world of slashers back when the first "John Carpenter's HALLOWEEN " came out....Yes I had the pleasure of watching the 1st on the big screen while I was 7 yrs old with my at-the-time alcoholic mom step-dad and step-brother. Lol Needless to say it made me into the horror junkie I am today!!🤘😅
Out of all the big screen psychopaths killers supernatural or not...Michael Myers has been my favorite!!🤘😁
Thank you very very much for uploading this and enlightening us all on "THE SHAPE" 🤘🖤🔪
I always like to think of H20 existing in the original sequels timeline. It slips in real easily
You are not alone.
Everyone who has followed The Halloween movies knows Michael Myers doesn’t die.
Watch Halloween ends
I read all of them two years back as well the freedy vs jason vs Ash williams
very interesting about Micheal Myers the comic books are always cool
I found out just recently that my dad David Brewer was the main artist for this comic!
I liked that trilogy of comics that really interesting and good like how it connects H20,to curse I always thought those movies could've been connected
They always were connected. H20 was always connected with the original movies. Not counting Halloween 3 of course. I never understood how people didn't arrive to that conclusion.
@@tobito3100 h20 is a direct sequel to Halloween 2, 4,5 &6 dont exist in that timeline lmfao, they just connect it for that comic only
@@boo_boo7542 Oh you poor fool.
@@tobito3100 boy lmfao literally that’s what the director of the movie said lmfao google is 100% free lmfao bozo
@@boo_boo7542 Oh don't worry. I "believe you".
I have just discovered there’s a comic book series now haha you find something new everyday
0:58 I would say there more so equals in that sense. Except Freddy, he’s only strong In the dream world, In the real world he’s just a normal human Well Jason and Michael are at the very least Superhuman, Freddy just got EXTREMELY LUCKY being able to last as long as he did against Jason when he really shouldn’t have, and that’s another reason why he lost that fight.
Though I'm a Jason fan, if you thought Freddy lost the fight to him, you may want to revist the film and watch the ending again.
@@marcusmcgill4423 Yes, he’s still alive ( I saw him wink) but that doesn’t mean anything If he’s just a decapitated head. In the real world he’s just the equivalent of a normal human physically and no where nere as strong as Jason. Also he’s officially counted as dead In the Dead Meat Kill Count sense neither of the stories continue afterwards and they both get rebooted.
@@marcusmcgill4423 Think of It this way. When Freddy comes back Its regardless of how he dies by people Remembering him and he will exist in there dreams In full condition. But Freddy right now Is just A decapitated head and can’t return to the dreamworld to restore his body because everyone believes he’s dead right now. So even though he’s not dead, he can’t do anything to fight. Just because your opponent didn’t die doesn’t mean you didn’t win the fight. Pokémon battles don’t go to the death.
@@marcusmcgill4423 He is every bit as strong as Jason if not stronger.
@@lamontewilliams3011 In the dream world yes he Is, but In the real world he’s actually just a normal human (well that’s according to Nightmare On Elm Street Lore anyway). So no, he’s not as strong as Jason (In the real world). Unless you ment Michel. In that case Yes, he ABSOLUTELY Is.
Thank you for the video 📷📸,🍿🍿
Great video I need to check out the comics
Love the original franchise of parts 1-6 Pcut. The Druid Thorn curse! Part 6 Producers cut explain it all!
Michael Myers Birthday is on October 19, 1957…
11:53 - Bracket's no mad-dog killer! He's up to something....
Very interesting...thanks for sharing...
Would say " how about the first step of Laurie Strode" for next year (Halloween Ends) but that'll be a cliffhanger because it never got finished....maybe 🤔" nightdance "
WHY IS NONE OF THIS IN THE MOVIES??!!! OH AND NICE CHANNEL NAME, THAT MUST HIT THE ALGORITHM ON UA-cam EVERYTIME ANY ONE SEARCHES ANYTHING ABOUT MARVEL...very clever...because that is one of the most commonly searched things for youths lately...Marvel stuff 😈😎😇
Very interesting origins story. I wish they had simply serialized the Halloween novel though by Curtis Richards. I hope for Halloween Ends they do another flashback but back to 1963 and the events after the iconic scene where Michael’s parents come back home and find him outside with the knife. The way they did in Kills where we scenes of 1978.
I’d like to see flashback scenes of Loomis treating a young Myers.
The thumbnail had me wondering if I'd missed a story where Michael gets his ass kicked by Christopher Walken.
Lmfao 🤣
Had no idea about this comic. Great video
What if Supernatural Michael Myers was in The Purge?
We need modern comic book cross overs like your pairing. In the 90 there was a bit of these with Freddy vs Jason and alien vs predator.