So despite all the gore... - Halloween Kills (2021) Discussion

[–] TheKindmanISBACK (60) 3 years ago

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[–] Louche (100) 3 years ago

The personification of pure evil doesn't think it's good sport to kill kids. Really?

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[–] TheKindmanISBACK (60) 3 years ago

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[–] Louche (100) 3 years ago

That doesn't fit how literally everyone describes him.

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[–] TheKindmanISBACK (60) 3 years ago

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[–] BeenSavage (563) 3 years ago

We've seen that even dogs aren't off the table so I doubt it.

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[–] BenStrousers (548) 3 years ago

No one wants to see kids getting stabbed to death, it's too much.

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[–] Louche (100) 3 years ago

But teenagers, you just love seeing them brutalized huh?

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[–] BenStrousers (548) 3 years ago

Not really. Slasher films bore me a little.

Watching a 10 year old getting killed is different to watching an adult playing a teenager getting killed.

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[–] jewoogle (2269) 3 years ago

idk i was watching the toxic avenger and they bad guys in that film run over a kids head. i found it very refreshing and funny to see a kid get killed in a movie. was very unexpected

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[–] horrorfan000 (2151) 3 years ago

He killed a kid in the 2018 one didn't he.At the bus crash in the pick up.

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[–] TheKindmanISBACK (60) 3 years ago

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[–] kuatorises (7467) 3 years ago

Why do you need to see kids die so badly?

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[–] Octo (216) 3 years ago

Because that would say something about the character of Michael Myers. Is he pure evil or not.
And kids/animals dying typically makes more of an impact.

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[–] kuatorises (7467) 3 years ago

The character has been killing people in cold blood for like 46 years and you're uncertain if he's evil or not?

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[–] Octo (216) 3 years ago

Child murderers are on a different level. People tend to remember kids being killed in movies, as it's still quite rare. The Blob and Mimic comes to mind.

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[–] kuatorises (7467) 3 years ago

The character has been killing people in cold blood for like 46 years and you're uncertain if he's evil or not?

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[–] Louche (100) 3 years ago

What do you think horror means?
I hate how we've one to think that horror movie kills should be enjoyable and "fun"

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[–] kuatorises (7467) 3 years ago

Answering a question with a question, eh?

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[–] Louche (100) 3 years ago

Yea

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[–] Indiscipline (711) 3 years ago

It's escapeism for normal people who wouldn't even think about killing someone. Is that controversial?

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[–] thenewnexus (1906) 3 years ago

The closest we got was him Stabbing Jamie Lloyd in 5 offscreen

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[–] nte1igentwon (944) 3 years ago

He killed the dance kid in the first "reboot" sequel.

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[–] millsey72 (9763) 3 years ago

Because they are setting Michael up to turn into a hero in the next film

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[–] CastroEulis (381) 3 years ago

Coincidentally, John Carpenter kills off a little girl in Assault on Precint 13. That was quite the shocker. I think we take violence in media far enough without killing off kids. Also, he did kill the tricker or treater kid off screen.

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[–] Louche (100) 3 years ago

Oh yeah. Forgot about that. Well, that gratuitous death just makes it even sillier they won't show "the embodiment of pure evil" killing a kid

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