Ok thought Michael would die for sure especially in the end. Like how incompetent do you have to be in order to mess that up.

Writers are just straight up making it unbearable to watch. This has to be the dumbest thing you can do, to the point Michael Myers needs to stab them in the neck and then then make sure these people never reproduce.

Horrible film zero scares just unbearably frustrating

First slasher you've watched? Your frustrations basically describe all of them

No def not first. I don't care if they trip at the most cringe moment or if a couple of films the bad guy survives.

But it has been 12 and he still hasn't died. He got surrounded by a mob of 30 people with intention to finally kill him for good all of them armed with guns/Knives and baseball bats. He got beaten, stabbed in the back lying on the concrete and they still made him win that fight somehow?!

Like I get it Michael Myers has survived alot of punishment already so he is pretty resilient but this was just pathetic milking of the franchise. At the end of the day he is still a human

At this point I don't expect him to die after some hellire missiles hit him while being fully on fire with 5 bullets in the skull.

To me the movie crosses the line into a Sci fi genre. Same thing they did to batman when they merged justice league with a believable world to another marvel like superpowers and it all went downhill

This post was edited by addone on Oct 15 2021 08:21pm

Saw it in theaters, opening night.
Absolutely loved it.
Thought it was a masterpiece

No lol. There are maybe 3-4 good horror films the rest including this are utter garb/mediocre

i blame the cult of thorn

Ok so I had a weird thought. Laurie had a son that I don't remember him dying in Halloween h20. Where the hell is he?

It's a direct sequel from the Halloween (2018 film) which itself was a direct sequel from the original, they ignored the rest of the movies.

Well thanks for saving me the headache of searching for my answer

O.o....This is the second film in a trilogy of films to finish up the Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) storyline in the series for good. They've been promoting that since the success of the 2018 film. You expected Michael to die in the 2nd film of the trilogy? That would leave them with an incredible finale where Laurie Strode is doing battle with arthritis......