How HALLOWEEN shows us evil | Movies That Changed Us #19

It's Halloween. Everyone's entitled to one good scare.
Hello nice dudes! Welcome to our podcast review of HALLOWEEN (1978), directed by John Carpenter and starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Donald Pleasence! We discuss Chris' relationship with the Halloween franchise, the importance of being exposed to evil, and our favorite Halloween candies!
Welcome to Movies That Changed Us, hosted by Chris and Altaf from Nice Dude Movie Night!
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[@paul4000]

I live in western NC and yep we got pretty messed up over here. Crazy hearing you guys bring it up while I’m in the middle of boiling water to wash my dishes, lol. At least we have power and internet again, running water will hopefully come soon.
Love you guys, thanks for keeping me entertained during rough times!

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I’m sorry you’re going through that! Glad to hear power is back and we hope you’re able to get back on your feet soon ❤️

[@troutymctrouttrout3809]

I don't watch the Netflix serial killer mock-umentaries either. I like to know how they catch and try criminals. I think it's important to know why criminals do what they do as well for personal safety and to protect my family. As for my Jamie Lee Curtis movie, phew! That's a hard one! Probably True Lies 😂

[@ThreadBomb]

Halloween made a big impact on me when I first saw it, but now I have a hard time with the "teen" dialogue.

[@zachharris3040]

My ranking of the Halloween franchise:
1) Halloween 4
2) Halloween 6 (theatrical cut)
3) Halloween 3
4) Halloween (1978)
5) Everything else is a couple tiers down from my top four movies. The reason the first movie isn’t higher is because Laurie and her pals are either boring or unlikeable. The protagonists in the other movies - Jamie, Rachel, and Tommy - are much better. Still, love the setting, music, mask. And Loomis.