u/Hassan_H_Syed

Do you have high hopes, or are you expecting them to flunk everything? Something in between?

Does the theater experience make a difference for your enjoyment of the film?

I haven’t seen a Halloween film in theaters yet, but if the next one is good, I might go see it.

Just wondering how a final girl without powers would fare against zombie Jason on his home turf.

For Michael, I’d say his signature move is pinning people to walls with sharp objects. He’s done that multiple times in the franchise.

Can’t say I’ve seen anyone mistake Jason for Michael. It’s always the other way around.

Also, what would she think of the fact her son was alive the entire time she went on her killing spree? Any regrets?

On one hand, Ghostface is a mantle taken up by people with varying motivations. They are psychopathic individuals, but ultimately mortal and human. Other examples include the Heart Eyes Killer and Billy from Black Christmas.

On the other hand, Michael Myers is the boogeyman with impossible abilities, like surviving six gunshots to the chest and lifting grown people in the air with one hand. Other examples include Jason Voorhees and Freddy Krueger.

I’m open to suggestions of lesser known horror villains as well.

Mine is Halloween 1978. Carpenter’s score and that creepy pumpkin work well to set the tone and atmosphere.

Should the torch have been passed to a new character like with Friday the 13th?

With Scream, they brought back Sidney as the lead in almost every film. With F13, they went through many different protagonists and final girls throughout the series.

Which arrangement do you prefer?

Zionists are HURT by the sight of Palestinians existing, as they try to erase Palestinians altogether.

I’d say the next Halloween timeline should follow from the original and be “Michael has no relation to the Strodes and moves on to new victims.” There’s been Strode movies for over 40 years. Time to pass the torch, tbh.