Halloween Ends is in my top 5
It the first R rated film I saw in theaters and I end up enjoying it every time I rewatch. Just wanted to show it some love since a lot of people don’t.
u/EvilLazerBeam69 — 3 days ago
r/Halloweenseries
A candid moment from the making of Halloween in 1978. Director John Carpenter and P.J. Soles, who played Lynda Van Der Klok, relax on a stone wall in South Pasadena during filming.
u/TwIzTiDfReAkShOw — 7 days ago
Variety: Peter Farrelly's “I Play Rocky” spent $27 million shooting in New Jersey, along with collecting $10 million in incentives, allowing the film to come in under budget.
I predict that the film's production budget is in the high-$20 million and low-$30 million range. Given that it was an independent feature, that Amazon only boarded on for U.S. distribution. The budget number sounds pretty good.
u/Alternative-Cake-833 — 7 days ago
Rare behind the scenes photo from Halloween II.
This rare behind the scenes photo from Halloween II shows Dick Warlock in costume as Michael Myers while filming a deleted sequence inside Haddonfield Memorial Hospital’s children’s ward.
Warlock appears to be jokingly dancing beside one of the child actors, likely trying to make the masked character seem less frightening between takes.
In the deleted scene, Michael wandered through rooms of sleeping children before accidentally activating a cymbal-playing toy monkey.
Nurse Karen heard the noise and investigated while Michael hid nearby, nearly being discovered before she walked away.
The sequence was ultimately cut as the film was tightened in editing, along with several other scenes.
Most of the children’s-ward footage has never officially resurfaced.
u/ADAMCOLEBAYBAY12 — 7 days ago
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Did 1982 audiences really expect Michael Myers to be in Halloween III if they saw him die in Halloween II and the back-from-the-dead slasher trope didn't exist yet?
u/Byers616 — 12 days ago
Why did 1983 audiences expect Michael Myers in Halloween III if he wasn't in the trailers or any of that film's advertising?
reddit.comu/Byers616 — 12 days ago
Does Michael like fennel?
Hey fans. In Halloween: Resurrection (2002), one of the contestants in the house finds a bottle of fennel in the kitchen of the Myers’ house, opens it, and says it smells really fresh.
Do you think the producers put it in there, or do you think Michael just likes fennel? Did he bring it with him from California, or do you think he got it in a store?
Just a thought 🤔
u/Dear-Check9657 — 9 days ago
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Been rewatching the films lately and had a bust this figure out, just because.
u/Cold_Impact_1585 — 10 days ago