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Are you not seriously wondering if Devon laid pipe at Haddonfield High in the back of that station wagon of his?


Well obviously. But I'm moreso concerned about Ben Tramer getting his long-awaited redemption.![]()
In all seriousness, let’s wait until more details are released before we start poo-pooing it.
The initial thought I have is why and why this soon?
This sounds so dumb. Feel like Halloween as a concept has been mined for all it was worth. If I dislike it it'll probably be popular though, since I'm one of those weirdos who loves the parts of Kills and Ends that everyone hates - namely that they're basically comedies.
Halloween 2018 is still the best sequel for me and I've been a fan of this franchise since I was a child in the 90's. Enough time has passed that I'm starting to get nostalgia for the 2018 film, and I just think it's everything a proper legacy slasher sequel should be. It's legitamately great, imo.
I've soured on Halloween Kills a bit, and I do think it's the weak link of ther new trilogy, but I very much enjoyed Halloween Ends and though it was a bold and satisfying conclusion to Lauries arc. And even with me think Kills is flawed, it's still one of the better Halloween sequels. That said, my biggest issue with Kills is that it only exists to bridge 2018 and Ends, both of which are better. But it's still got a lot of great things going for it, including that fantastic flashback scene. Anyway, here's another ranking.
Halloween 1978
Halloween 2018
Halloween 4
Halloween II
Halloween H2O
Halloween Ends
Season of The Witch
Halloween Kills
Halloween 6
Halloween 5
Halloween Ressurection
Rob Zombies Halloween
Rob Zombies Halloween II
I think opinions on Ends will gradually get less negative as the years go by, I mean after all, even the worst sequels in the franchise have found some love. Ends took a huge swing and it mostly worked for me, but I totally get why for others it didn't. I do think the Corey character could've been established in Kills but they didn't do that for some reasonI see what you're saying about Kills and Ends. I don't have any plans to rewatch Ends at any point, although it's obtuse to think I'll never watch it again. Had I not been expecting a Michael Myers Halloween movie, Ends would've done well on its own...similar to Season of the Witch. If Ends had marketed itself as a passing of the torch, Corey's character could've mimicked Kylo Ren (pardon the SW reference), in that he became infatuated with MM and wanted to emulate him.
For Kills, I mainly fast forward to the Michael scenes and most certainly passed/through the hospital subplot.
Otherwise, I don't mind your list. I think anything under Kills could be wadded up and thrown in the trash. It really doesn't matter the order in which they're ranked, those sequels and reboots are junk.
One of the scenes I don't mind in H6 is the chase scene at the end, when Tommy comes face to face with MM after all those years.I think opinions on Ends will gradually get less negative as the years go by, I mean after all, even the worst sequels in the franchise have found some love. Ends took a huge swing and it mostly worked for me, but I totally get why for others it didn't. I do think the Corey character could've been established in Kills but they didn't do that for some reason
Kills has some cool moments, but it's the entry in the trilogy I generally rewatch the least.
Halloween 6 is definitely not great but I'd be lying if I said it isn't a guilty pleasure haha. Everything else is awful though haha.
The two best of the original run, in my opinion, were Carpenter's first and "H20". The rest just fumbled the ball, in different ways.Listen, you know I'll be watching whatever Halloween series/movie they come up with. I will always watch the good, the bad, and the ugly when it comes to this franchise.
While this could always wind up being great, I do have to say that the idea of "going back to the original film" and possibly fleshing out Halloween 1978 does not sound very interesting to me. At this point, I would definitely prefer more of a bold "creative reset" that offers something new and unique. I do not want to see Laurie Strode and her friends getting stalked and killed again in 1978. Would much prefer a modern day reboot/reimagining of the source material or something different for a change.
H20 fumbled the ball by having Michael wear 6 different masks throughout the film & having the movie feel more like a Dawson's Creek episode than a proper Halloween entry.The two best of the original run, in my opinion, were Carpenter's first and "H20". The rest just fumbled the ball, in different ways.