darkrock17
Senior HTF Member
Actually two dogs.
Animals don’t count and neither does Judith or the mechanic for which he gets his iconic jumpsuit from. His killing spree starts with Annie, Bob, and Lynda.
Actually two dogs.
"He got hungry." For one of them anyway.Actually two dogs.
I'm not even sure what newspaper that you guys are discussing but if it was supposed to be published on November 1, 1978, I agree that they wouldn't have yet pinned the mechanic's death on Michael so a newspaper story from the next day would talk about three murders.Animals don’t count and neither does Judith or the mechanic for which he gets his iconic jumpsuit from. His killing spree starts with Annie, Bob, and Lynda.
I'm not even sure what newspaper that you guys are discussing but if it was supposed to be published on November 1, 1978, I agree that they wouldn't have yet pinned the mechanic's death on Michael so a newspaper story from the next day would talk about three murders.
I said he killed 5 people in the original Halloween. Which he did. I wasn’t talking about a spree or whether animals count. Just stating a fact.Animals don’t count and neither does Judith or the mechanic for which he gets his iconic jumpsuit from. His killing spree starts with Annie, Bob, and Lynda.
I said he killed 5 people in the original Halloween. Which he did. I wasn’t talking about a spree or whether animals count. Just stating a fact.
Disagree. And again I’mOnly 4 of those 5 people were killed on screen though, if a dead body is found it doesn't count toward his official kill count.
A dead body maybe a hundred feet from a phone booth and road and next to a train track was definitely found at some point. Once again, it wouldn't have been linked to Michael quick enough for a newspaper story on November 1 for but a body that close to a road absolutely would have been found. Since Loomis found the matchbook at the same spot as where a body was found, the police would have been able to draw the link once the body was located.Only 4 of those 5 people were killed on screen though, if a dead body is found it doesn't count toward his official kill count.
The original movie has six shots and the footage reshot for II has seven shots.By the way did they ever edit the opening recap where Loomis fires seven shots from a six shot revolver? I thought they did. Or perhaps that’s just the original film. It’s seven shots here.
The original movie has six shots and the footage reshot for II has seven shots.
Loomis shoots 6 shots in this film.
Ah. Keep getting them confused.The original movie has six shots and the footage reshot for II has seven shots
It has six shots now but it originally had Seven didn’t it?
Loomis absolutely shoots SEVEN shots on this 4K disc.
Loomis shoots 6 shots in this film.
Much better reference than mine.
Loomis shoots 6 shots in this film.
The mechanic was probably never found, as only us the audience were supposed to see him.
A dead body maybe a hundred feet from a phone booth and road and next to a train track was definitely found at some point. Once again, it wouldn't have been linked to Michael quick enough for a newspaper story on November 1 for but a body that close to a road absolutely would have been found. Since Loomis found the matchbook at the same spot as where a body was found, the police would have been able to draw the link once the body was located.