Halloween (2018) | Michael Myers' Halloween Night Killing Spree

Make sure your doors are securely locked this Halloween. You never know if Michael Myers will come to your down and enjoy a Halloween night killing spree!

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Jamie Lee Curtis returns to her iconic role as Laurie Strode, who comes to her final confrontation with Michael Myers, the masked figure who has haunted her since she narrowly escaped his killing spree on Halloween night four decades ago.

© 2018 Universal Studios. All Rights Reserved.
Cast: Jamie Lee Curtis, Judy Greer, Andi Matichak, Will Patton, Virginia Gardner, Nick Castle
Produced by: Malek Akkad, Jason Blum, Bill Block
Directed by: David Gordon Green

[tylervincent]

The way he moves and turns his head is pretty chilling. They did him right in this movie.

[randehmarshgames]

I just love the way he walks, so stiff, menacing, and silent. Its perfect

[nicholasheredia]

For those of you wondering why Michael spared the baby, here’s what I read on Pure Evil Wiki: When asked by Cinemablend on why did Michael Myers spare an infant in the 2018 Halloween film, director David Gordon Green disclosed the crew's feelings that in spite of Michael's status as Pure Evil, him sparing the infant was an unexplicably moment of doing the right thing, though Gordon Green admitted himself that he can't justify why Michael took that decision, yet found fascinating that humane moment. If it were confirmed that Michael spared the infant out of pity or because he couldn't bring himself to kill such a defenseless creature, it would strip him of his Pure Evil status. Though this is highly unlikely because he is shown to be very sadistic throughout the trilogy and even in the original film, as he likes to scare his victims and even bring fear into the hearts of those he kills or doesn't kill, and he spares the infant because it cannot be scared, be afraid, or even comprehend him, which is why he is referred to as The Bogeyman because he lives off of other people's fear.

[raynedillinger]

They really nailed the way Michael is suppose to be in this movie. The way he acts, walks, AND chooses his victims. I also like the fact that they got this scene, all in one take

[matthewadair]

What I really love about this scene is that they got it all in one take.

This scene understands so well Michael Myers and following him like that in the houses and the streets was an awesome idea, loved this movie and can't wait for the sequel

[justinballard]

The scary thing is somebody could go around on Halloween and do this and go unnoticed for a long time

[Nuel_z]

When you relize no matter how many movies you make about this guy you will never get tired of it.

[yuna]

You'd think some people would notice. Then again, he really does blend in well.

[blondmop]

1:45 Michael's like "...nah, too far."

[christopherbuckley]

2:19 Really nice bit of continuity to have the nurse and doctor couple from Halloween Kills be established very briefly here

[LordJovi]

I really like how this scene flows. It’s like this is so natural for Michael and there is no thought or motive. He’s acting as a pure force and nothing else.

[suprisedfrog]

I remember this, this part was quite interesting to me. The way he chooses his victims

[harpergrace]

Micheal the only guy in his 60s to scare the crap out of you

[jayvo]

It almost feels like Michael never breaks in to someone’s house, he just knows who’s doors are locked and who’s isn’t. How could he have silently broke into both of those lady’s houses so fast?

[quannthagreat]

2:53 I love how his face appears in the window like a ghost then disappears when he raises back up, let alone with the horror sound & how he blends in with the environment.

[TheHornyboost]

This should of been about a 10 minute scene of him just offing people.

[smoovenorris]

I like how he doesn’t even pay any attention to the kids, they just bump into him and he’s just standing there as if he’s like “get out of the way” that’s always what I got from the scene, especially because he killed one earlier in the movie but I always saw that as him stopping the kid from killing him since he had a gun and the car he needed

[audiofreak]

How cool that he looks at the doctor and nurse couple who he kills in Halloween Kills. This was very good continuity.

[PluggedHades]

1:52 I’m sorry but this is probably one if not the best scene in the entire movie. It’s just perfect, Michael walking out knife in hand on halloween night while all the kids are trick or treating laughing and playing completely unaware what is in their neighborhood while the music is playing on top of it. Just beautiful