94 Things You Missed™ in Halloween Ends (2022)

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EVIL MEETS ITS END. Halloween Ends is the conclusion to the Blumhouse Halloween trilogy created by David Gordon Green and Danny McBride. It is the final face off between Jamie Lee Curtis's Laurie Strode and the horror legend Michael Myers.

In this video I'll go over everything you might have missed in the film, from Laurie's jack o'lantern to the opening credits from Halloween III, to the return of Donald and Edith Myers from the novelizations. I'll also analyze all the homages to John Carpenter's filmography, like the The Thing and Christine. I'll explain who the Mulaneys really are, and how each film in the trilogy is connected, along with so many more secrets.

Chapters
0:00 Laurie's Old Traits
1:06 Intro
1:51 Opening Sequence Secrets
3:19 John Carpenter References
7:09 Established Titles
8:18 Foreshadowing and Clues
11:24 Hidden Bits in Newspaper Articles
13:15 More Cameos and Tributes
13:50 Scre4m Parallel
14:34 Stalkers, Saviors and Samhain
16:00 Halloween Franchise Easter Eggs
21:21 Details You Missed in the Soundtrack
22:38 How the COVID-19 Pandemic Affected Haddonfield
26:43 The Fate of Corey Cunningham and Cycle of Evil

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About Things You Missed
These videos point out some of the little details you may have missed in your favorite horror franchises as I analyze their meaning and why they are noteworthy. I'll breakdown every small detail, easter egg, reference, connection, motif, cameo, callback and homage that I can find! Typically, I'll cover Things You Missed in horror movies, and Things You Missed in horror film trailers.

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[shamarrialexandre-little]

If you pay attention, you will notice that Corey Cunningham looks like 6-year old Michael Myers from Halloween 1978. I feel like his casting was deliberate to mirror Michael Myers.

[Mark-dbok]

I thought it was interesting how when Corey popped out from behind Laurie's right shoulder in her yard and startled her, it mimicked exactly how Michael popped out from behind Karen's right shoulder at the end of Kills.

[PictureProductStudio]

Holy crap, Michael being in the scene when we see Corey is alive after falling from the overpass is on the level of background appearances in the original movie. I usually glimpse things like that right away due to years of training on Hitchcock cameos, but I totally missed this one.

[TONYGILLEY]

You did miss one thing in Halloween Ends. In the closing moments as we get the montage of the different rooms in Laurie's house, you can faintly hear the sound of breathing before Don't Fear the Reaper plays.

[prozzak]

One thing I have yet to see anyone mention and maybe it meant nothing to most people but at the end of every Halloween movie we can hear Michael breathing. At the end of Ends we hear nothing. Which is noteworthy imo.

[Kerriangel]

Say why you want about this film but the fact that Lori not only have several fatal wounds to Michael, including slicing his wrists but also chains the body to the roof of the car to prevent any possible escape before feeding the corpse into a metal shredder as the ultimate double tap was brilliant.

[realrantony]

Something you probably didn't notice is that Corey's scarecrow mask is a nod to Michael's original name "The Shape". He resembles a scarecrow in how he almost appears to display a fake embodiment of a human, in the same way a scarecrow does. It really honors his ambigous nature.

[jurassith]

Many people complain about how Michael was so weak in this movie. This is because we see briefly on a newspaper that the Myers house was demolished shortly after the events of Kills. The house was a vital part of Michael's "routine" as he would ALWAYS return there after he killed. It was his "home base" of sorts which I think is what kept him so powerful. Kinda like how in minecraft bedwars where when your bed is destroyed, you are subseptible to being killed permanently. Now that the house is gone, Michael has made the sewers his new "home base", but the power that his house gave him is no longer there and he just gets weaker and weaker without its influence.

[funnyrandomvids]

Did anyone notice the 3 Halloween Films BlumHouse did are direct recreations of how the original 3 Halloween films were?

Evidence :

Halloween 2018 & 1979 both explains Michael’s escape and stalks Laurie

Halloween Kills and Halloween 2 both take place in the hospital and both take place on the same night as the previous film.

Halloween Ends and Halloween SOTW both take on the super natural aspect about the “curse” being able to be passed through different people.

[Thurston]

There are a few other books on Halloween/Michael Myers that are not cannon but are a good read. I had one of them and it was called Halloween The Mad House, it has all the Myers nuances that you see in the films. The Mad House is about a group of teenagers who decide to go and spend the night at the now abandoned Smithsgrove Mental Hospital. They don’t believe that Myers exists anymore so they feel safe going there, unfortunately for them, Myers has been living there. 🤘👽👽👽

[SebastienCyr]

12:30 Technically, there was 5 people killed that night: The mecanic who Michael strips his clothes, the three teenagers who got killed (Yes, I agree, there are three teenagers, okay? 😅) and the cop who Hokins shots accidentally that night.

[gilmadrigal]

This "TYM" makes me appreciate the movie more, and I wasn't a hater of the movie to begin with. There were things I respected, and wanted to understand more of. This video does a excellent job understanding the ideas behind the "end" product.

[elizabethroth]

It's funny to see how the people hated Halloween Kills, and now because of Ends they love it 😅

[tparkerevans]

Love Halloween Ends and this video. Didn’t even noticed the cops wearing masks during the montage at the beginning and I’ve seen the film SIX TIMES (Loomis’ voice)

[chrisjan]

Doug Mulaney's father was Conrad Mulaney, Lonnie Elam's friend whom he had stolen the candy from in 1978. It's mentioned in the novelization before Doug's death

[hallowpunky]

Love how this video both helped me better understand and appreciate Halloween Ends more and more as apart of the Trilogy, the film had a ton of subtext I completely missed!

[canadasleftcoast.]

Another commonality between Halloween and the original Scream is Skeet Ulrich's character's last name is Loomis. Billy Loomis.
And a nice homage in Halloween H20 was the cameo by Janet Leigh, who tells Laurie that since it's Halloween 'We're all entitled to one good scare'. And she's driving the same type of car she drove in Psycho.

[haddonfieldradio]

One small mistake…The homeless man that Corey first kills was named “Nelson Christopher” a tribute to Chris Nelson Im sure, but he is played by an actor named Blaque Fowler…Otherwise, another AMAZING video!! I loved every minute of it and I am always so impressed by your work!

[Meagan.Elizabeth]

jeremy's death sent me into a state of shock for a few minutes. totally did not see it coming like that lol

[Rei_Day]

For those complaining that the battle between Michael and Laurie was short, the battle where they trap Michael in the trap took around a minute while the Ends battle was around 2 minutes