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Twenty years of trauma all comes down to Laurie Strode finally turning the tables on Michael Myers, but did that legendary showdown actually deliver the goods? Did we lose our minds cheering at that ruthless final axe swing, or did the late-90s slasher vibes take away from the terror? Come hang out and see our totally unfiltered reactions to one of the most talked-about climaxes in horror history!

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Halloween H20: 20 Years Later (1998) (Jackie & Jon) - WATCHALONG

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george taylor

Still got one more to finish the og storyline called Resurrection. And ofc, yall should finish with rob zombies take even though his second movie was a horrible direction. Rob Zombie does however capture the brutality beyond the regular Halloween franchise, very brutal compared to the OG movies.

Hasena Ali

Hi Jackie, did you know that the director Steve Miner also directed Friday the 13th part 2 and part 3?

Stephanie

It's my favourite, too.

StevieWayne16

The original, II, H20 sequence is my favorite too. H20 was so much better than 2018 because it’s actually scary and isn’t bloated with so many characters and storylines. I actually care about the characters in H20 and Laurie is more relatable. You also hit the nail on the head that the hype of MM makes more sense in H20 because he’s killed more people, and they didn’t mess with the creepiness by having him apprehended by some bumbling idiot cops 20 minutes after escaping into the night in 1978 the way the Hallogreens did. I don’t need to know what he’s been doing the last 20 years. It really doesn’t matter to me. It’s creepier when we don’t know.