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after her mother committed suicide. Michael succeeds in tracking Laurie down, killing her friends and two police officers in the process. Loomis is alerted of
Michael capturing Laurie by Tommy Doyle and Lyndsey Wallace, the children Laurie is babysitting, and sets off to the Myers house. There he confronts Michael as he approaches Laurie, begging Michael to stop, but as Michael ignores him and continues forward, Loomis is left with no choice but to shoot Michael. Loomis rescues Laurie, but Michael soon reawakens to continue the attack on his sister. Loomis again tries to reason with him at which point Michael lets Laurie go and subdues Loomis. In the unrated version of the film, when Michael is in pursuit of Laurie through the house, Loomis grabs his foot to try and stop him. Michael shakes him off and Loomis blacks out. In the film's original ending, Loomis is successful in convincing Michael to let go of Laurie as he is surrounded by police officers, telling Michael he "did the right thing". Despite Loomis's protests, however, Michael is killed shortly afterwards in a hail of gunfire, and the film ends with Loomis looking down sadly at his former patient's corpse.
457:(2009), Loomis's character is revised; he is now seen as a greedy, arrogant mercenary who is profiting from the murders of the previous film. He does not believe Michael is alive and becomes annoyed and angry when asked about it. He goes on a tour to promote a new book, "The Devil Walks Among Us", while his assistant is shown to be disgusted with his campaign. In the climax of the film Loomis, after realizing Michael is still alive, realizes that he has changed for the worse and tries to save Laurie, this time unarmed. Michael ambushes Loomis and kills him by slashing his face and stabbing him in the chest. In the unrated version, Michael tackles Loomis out of the shack and then stabs him in the stomach while Loomis is still trying to reason with him. With Loomis injured and unconscious (it is not revealed whether he lived or died), the police open fire on Michael, killing him. Laurie, now completely insane, leaves the shack, picks up Michael's knife and walks over to Loomis's unconscious body. Against Brackett's orders, the police open fire on Laurie, apparently killing her too.
712:, Geoff Cox asserts, viewers "witness Loomis grow increasingly more exasperated that Michael’s still on the loose, confused about how he took bullets to the chest and walked away but vindicated in his belief that Myers is less a man and more a force of pure evil." Devon Elson observes that the early demise of a Michael lookalike "mechanically serves as a narrative reset to have the police disbelieve Loomis again." John Hansen notes Loomis being blamed by Brackett for his daughter Annie's death despite Loomis spending years trying to keep Michael contained, and reasons that "there would be ample reason for Loomis to lose his mind, but as far as I can tell, his behavior and actions are perfectly in line with the reality of Michael’s killing spree". Seth Harris assesses that Loomis "really goes over the deep end throughout" the second film and becomes a lunatic just as out of control as Michael himself. Harris opines that this is when Loomis works best, as "a madman, obsessed with killing this force of nature, he feels responsible for." Kayleena Pierce-Bohen praises
370:. Loomis heads to Haddonfield after learning that Michael has escaped. He follows Michael to a gas station, but Myers escapes in a tow truck and causes an explosion, destroying Loomis's car in the process. Catching a ride to Haddonfield, Loomis warns the new sheriff, Ben Meeker, that Michael has returned. Michael attacks the police station and kills all of the officers. A lynch mob is formed by the town's men to kill Michael once Loomis reveals he's returned, refusing to let Michael cause a massacre and the latter goes to protect Jamie Lloyd from her uncle. After Michael Myers is shot and falls down a mine shaft, Jamie and Rachel are brought back to their foster parents' house, where Loomis arrives with Sheriff Meeker, the former being convinced that Myers has died. Without warning, Jamie stabs her foster mother giving her an appearance similar to six-year-old Michael's first kill. Sheriff Meeker prevents a horrified Loomis from shooting her as the group realizes that Jamie is following in Michael's footsteps.
691:"as the uncommissioned bounty hunter attempting to return his patient to the institution. His character provides insight into Myers’ motives, or lack thereof, and fills the audience in on how disturbed the masked murderer truly is." Brad Miska refers to Loomis as the film's "hero figure" who calls Michael "it" in a series of acts of depersonalization of his patient. Miska explains Loomis as believing Michael is inhuman, furthering that Loomis spends much of the film as "one of the few individuals (but not the only one) to fear and acknowledge the threat Michael presents and immediately speculates that he will return to Haddonfield – and we, of course, know he’s right." Josh Greally calls Loomis one of film's "greatest harbingers of doom" and adds that in spite of Loomis barely interacting with Myers in the film, Loomis "instils a sense of fear in the audience for how calmly assured he is of Michael's evil nature. He knows what Michael is capable of and that he is the only one who can stop him."
728:. Alan Smithee observed Loomis as "more world weary than ever" with physical scars to evidence his worry. Adam Tyner wrote that Loomis served as "more than just connective tissue with the first two films in the franchise. It makes the world of Haddonfield feel more real...more lived-in...that there are consequences that linger and matter." Jack Wilhelmi viewed the inclusion of the Jamie Lloyd character as giving both Loomis and Michael "a tremendous amount of depth and characterization" and "a foil to build off of and play against." "Within this fourth installment, Loomis brought sympathy and tragedy because of his elderly age," wrote Rodolfo Salas, who equated Pleasence's performance to that of a father who had failed their child and whose attempts to reach Michael "brought about a sense of care, depression, and exhaustion." Salas also notes the contrast between Loomis and his knowledge of Michael and Jamie and her being "nearly unaware of her murderous uncle." Patrick Bromley, who cited the
425:(1998) establishes that Michael Myers has been missing for twenty years since the explosion in 1978. He kills Marion Chambers at Loomis's retirement house. Two investigators discuss what they know about Loomis's life in this alternate version of the series, following the events of the first two films. Having survived the explosion in 1978, Loomis was under Marion's care at this house in his final years before dying. However, even after nearly 20 years, Loomis refused to believe that Michael was dead, and devoted the rest of his life to studying all information about his former patient. The two investigators enter his private study, and find that the walls are covered with photographs, sketches, and newspaper articles about Michael. During the opening credits, Loomis' speech to Brackett about his first meeting with Michael is heard in a voiceover (provided by
679:, Loomis is revealed to have a son, David Loomis, who like him, is a doctor at Smith's Grove Sanitarium. Although continuing his father's work, David is careful not to inherit his obsession with Michael Myers. However, when Lindsey Wallace is admitted to Smith's Grove claiming that Michael is stalking her, he finds history repeating itself. David neglects his other patients to interview Lindsey, investigates Michael's history, and even visits his childhood home in Haddonfield. However, on Halloween night in 2003, Michael arrives at Smith's Grove, murdering his way through the staff to get to Lindsey. David tries to protect her, but his fear gets the better of him and he hides as Michael drags Lindsey away to her death. Michael leaves behind a cracked picture frame containing a photograph of David and his father, a message that he plans to return for him.
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491:(2021) Loomis (portrayed by Tom Jones Jr., and voiced by Mahan) is depicted in flashbacks portraying Myers' detainment by police forty years prior in the aftermath of his 1978 killing spree (events briefly mentioned in the prior film). Haddonfield officer Hawkins encountered Michael at the Myers residence, shortly before the arrival of Loomis accompanied by the rest of the police department. The doctor questions Hawkins if Michael killed the officer's partner, but gets no response. Loomis attempts to execute the detained Michael, but is stopped by a remorseful Hawkins who did not believe Michael deserved death for his crimes. Decades later, an older Hawkins blames himself for the deaths following Michael's 2018 escape and feels tremendous guilt for stopping Loomis that night.
765:, often doing his own thing on a parallel arc to what Tommy Doyle and the Strodes do on the main one." Mark Ziobro expresses that Loomis "is not so much ranting and raving about how evil Michael is, but has accepted it" and has become a realist. Ziobro furthers that the filmmakers ran with the belief that Michael was unstoppable, as espoused by Loomis, "and leave his continued existence unanswered." In the first appearance of Loomis in the film, he is listening to a radio host who mistakes him as having been deceased, to which he replies, "Not dead, just very much retired." Richard Harrington, and Alan Jones have noted the line as being an epitaph for Pleasence.
396:(1995), Loomis has retired and lives as a hermit in a small home on the outskirts of Haddonfield. He is visited by his old colleague Dr. Terence Wynn, chief administrator at Smith's Grove Sanitarium who tries to persuade Loomis to return to Smith's Grove, but the latter declines. At the same time they hear the voice of Jamie Lloyd on the radio begging Loomis to help her. The following morning Jamie's body is discovered, and Loomis is devastated. He is later approached by Tommy Doyle at the hospital who tells him about his discovery of Jamie's child, Steven. It is revealed that Michael is under control of the curse of "
757:, cited his intent to give Loomis an arc in the film, depicting Loomis as living in seclusion and seemingly having put his past with Michael behind him while writing a book about his patient. Farrands explained, "I thought that was a great way to start with him. Start him in a place of relative peace and end up right back in hell." He wanted the film to conclude "with this incredible battle for Michael Myers' soul between the good doctor and the evil doctor" and that he had written the part of Dr. Wynn with "the idea of casting a serious equal for Donald."
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887:(1963). He asserted that Pleasence "carried a lot of film history and he carried a lot of weight as an actor" but was open to collaborating on scenes and Little would arrange a schedule to accommodate his health: "I did notice that after about four or five hours he would get quite tired. I don’t know if that was age or he was suffering with something. I started working with the AD to make sure we would do anything demanding in those first four to six hours, then for the last few hours just take it easy with him."
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Michael is so relentless that he becomes a sort of stalker figure in his own right, providing a third term that complicates the eventual moral opposition between Michael and innocent Final Girl Laurie Strode that enhances the allegorical structure of the film by providing a figure of righteous masculine authority so uncompromising that he becomes a sort of official representative of the structures and systems that somehow created Michael in the first place."
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470:(2018) is a direct sequel to the first film, ignoring all other series entries. Taking place forty years later, it is established that Michael was arrested following his 1978 killing spree and has spent the last forty years imprisoned in Smith's Grove Sanitarium. Loomis does not appear in-person, having died an unspecified time ago prior to the film's events.
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329:(1981) begins at the final moments of the first film. Laurie is taken to Haddonfield Memorial Hospital, while Brackett accompanies Loomis in his search for Michael. The pair spots a masked figure that may be Myers, but he is struck by a car and immolated which confounds identification of the body. Sheriff Brackett learns his daughter
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441:(2007). In the film, Dr. Loomis seems not to have contempt for Michael, and Michael doesn't truly see him as his nemesis. Their relationship with one another is more of a tragic friendship. Loomis does not immediately shoot Michael, but tries to reason with him. Loomis is first seen as a
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378:(1989) takes place a year later as Loomis is assigned to Jamie at the Haddonfield Children's Clinic. Aware that Michael is still alive, and discovering that Jamie is telepathically linked with him, Loomis constantly pressures her to inform him of Michael's whereabouts, but Jamie is too
354:. Laurie flees while Loomis ignites the flammable gases, blowing up the operating room. Miraculously, Loomis survives, as he is thrown out of the room by the explosion and is knocked unconscious. Michael, engulfed in flames, staggers out of the room before finally collapsing lifeless.
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2552:"'Halloween Kills': Classic Character's Return Was Achieved Entirely Through Practical Makeup Effects! [Images]"
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2977:"Super7's Upcoming Horror ReAction Figures Include Battle-Damaged Laurie Strode from 'Halloween II'"
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2176:""Boy, Do I Hate Being Right All the Time" Why Dr. Loomis Remains One of Horror's Greatest Heroes"
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professional, just so supportive." Pleasance portrayed the character until his death in 1995;
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2526:"'Halloween's' Voice of Dr. Loomis Colin Mahan: The Horror News Network Interview"
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1655:"The Boogeyman, Fear, and Responsibility – A Close Analysis of 'Halloween' (1978)"
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interesting to see the character slide closer and closer to the brink of crazy."
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2777:"Franchise Expansion (Or Implosion) — 'Halloween 6: The Curse Of Michael Myers'"
2227:"Halloween Kills' Nurse Marion on Michael Myers Killing Her for the Second Time"
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Harrington, Richard (October 16, 1989). "'Halloween 5': No Tricks, No Treats".
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1685:"Michael Myers vs Pinhead: The Hellraiser/Halloween Crossover That Never Was"
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rebuking Pleasence for giving "a flat two-note performance". A.A. Dowd of
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3002:"7″ Scale Action Figure – Ultimate Michael Myers & Dr Loomis 2-Pack"
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1832:"Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers Is an Undervalued Sequel"
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2762:"In Defense Of: "Halloween 4: The Return Of Michael Myers" (1988)"
2139:"Tricia Helfer to play Dracula in season 4 of Syfy's Van Helsing"
1977:"Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers (United States, 1989)"
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character Billy Loomis is named after him. The fifth film in the
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2606:"Top 5 Most Powerful Performances in Horror History Since 1960!"
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ranked Loomis as the 18th best horror movie character. In 2016,
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Tom Jones Jr., whose resemblance to Pleasance was enhanced with
2943:"Halloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers (United States, 1995)"
2909:"House of Horror: Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers (1995)"
2242:"[Interview] Tony Moran on the Legacy of Michael Myers"
2020:"HALLOWEEN: THE CURSE OF MICHAEL MYERS (Producer's Cut - 1995)"
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2792:"THE LATE PRETENDER: HALLOWEEN 4; THE RETURN OF MICHAEL MYERS"
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Daniel Farrands (writer) and Joe Chappelle (director) (1995).
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Top 5 Most Powerful Performances in Horror History Since 1960!
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called Pleasence "the stabilizing influence" in his review of
2501:"New 'Halloween' almost had a completely different beginning"
2343:"Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers, Behind the Scenes"
1451:"New 'Halloween' almost had a completely different beginning"
2875:"Movie Review: Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers (1995)"
2861:"We watched all eight Halloween movies so you don't have to"
1868:"Jamie Lloyd Is Halloween's Most Underappreciated Character"
2404:"Dwight H. Little HALLOWEEN 4: THE RETURN OF MICHAEL MYERS"
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with burn scars from his near-fatal injuries at the end of
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Aaron McGruder (June 6, 2010). "Smokin' with Cigarettes".
1947:"RETROSPECTIVE: HALLOWEEN 5: THE REVENGE OF MICHAEL MYERS"
1788:"'Halloween II' (1981) gives us feature-length last scare"
3164:"Jamie Lee Curtis Says She's The New Loomis In Halloween"
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1902:"Movies I Love: Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers"
1714:"Halloween (1978) Review: The Boogeyman's Greatest Haunt"
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656:. Written by Hutchinson and featuring illustrations from
3080:"Scream's New Hero Has a Sneaky Connection to Halloween"
1887:"Reasons Why Halloween 4 Is The Franchise's Best Sequel"
1227:"DEBRA HILL'S SPEECH - A 1998 INTRODUCTION TO HALLOWEEN"
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2103:"Dr. Loomis Will Reportedly Return In Halloween Kills"
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described her portrayal of Laurie Strode in the 2018
2681:"All 11 'Halloween' movies in the franchise, ranked"
1847:"Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers (Blu-ray)"
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plays a character named Sam Loomis in an episode of
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2696:"12 Horror Classics You Have To See Before You Die"
2349:. Trancas International Films. 2001. Archived from
2277:. Trancas International Films. 2001. Archived from
1591:"Exclusive! We Stalk the Latest 'Halloween' Comics"
1196:; the episode also features characters named after
2636:"The 10 Greatest John Carpenter Characters Ranked"
437:A new version of Dr. Samuel Loomis appears in the
233:. In both portrayals, Loomis is introduced as the
2327:. Trancas International Films Inc. Archived from
2157:"9 Awesome Characters Who Had Really Lame Deaths"
419:Ignoring the events of the previous three films,
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1569:. Critics Choice Paperbacks/Lorevan Publishing.
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2621:"10 Best Characters In The Halloween Franchise"
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185:Deceased (H2O, remake and Blumhouse continuity)
2924:"HALLOWEEN: THE CURSE OF MICHAEL MYERS (1995)"
2747:"'Halloween' Movies Ranked from Worst to Best"
2434:"Donald Pleasence, Virtuoso Actor, Dies at 75"
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2419:"Ellie Cornell HALLOWEEN 4 & HALLOWEEN 5"
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2293:"Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982)"
1816:Pierce-Bohen, Kayleena (October 23, 2021).
1743:"HALLOWEEN (1978): DIRECTOR JOHN CARPENTER"
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2069:"Halloween 6: the Curse of Michael Myers"
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375:Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers
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3271:Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers
3194:(Documentary). Prometheus Entertainment.
3183:Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers
3022:(December 29, 1996). "Hurricane Neddy".
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1614:. HalloweenComics. 2008. Archived from
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1758:"In Defense Of: "Halloween II" (1981)"
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1314:(DVD). Dino De Laurentiis Corporation.
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3078:Brooks, Nicholas (January 19, 2022).
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2679:Chernov, Matthew (October 19, 2019).
2619:Francis, Anthony (October 23, 2020).
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1432:Rob Zombie (writer/director) (2009).
1369:Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers
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3123:(DVD). Queso Grande Productions Inc.
2745:Mancuso, Vinnie (October 21, 2021).
2732:"Halloween II (United States, 1981)"
2709:Pennington, Ron (November 1, 2014).
2664:Navarro, Meagan (October 15, 2018).
2634:Boxleitner, Kirk (August 28, 2021).
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2417:Pollard, Andrew (October 17, 2018).
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1900:Bromley, Patrick (October 3, 2013).
1803:"Movie Review – Halloween II (1981)"
1683:Beresford, Jack (October 22, 2020).
1565:Grabowsky, Nicholas (October 1988).
1293:). Falcon International Productions.
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687:Scott Froehlich describes Loomis in
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1960:Anderson, Derek (August 27, 2019).
1885:Salas, Rodolfo (October 31, 2020).
1866:Wilhelmi, Jack (15 November 2019).
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1338:(DVD). Trancas International Films.
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3369:Halloween III: Season of the Witch
3264:Halloween III: Season of the Witch
3190:Smith, Steve; et al. (2003).
3141:(October 28, 2008). "Murder 2.0".
2975:Squires, John (22 February 2020).
2960:Sparks, Jesse (October 27, 2018).
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2364:Deroche, Lindsey (April 8, 2021).
1945:Sparks, Jesse (October 26, 2018).
1668:Greally, Josh (November 1, 2018).
1640:"Movie Review: 1978's "Halloween""
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843:Halloween III: Season of the Witch
109:Tom Jones Jr. (2021) (body double)
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3162:Bone, Christian (June 19, 2018).
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2608:. Dread Central. October 1, 2016.
2576:Brehmer, Nat (October 16, 2018).
2550:Squires, John (18 October 2021).
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2155:Cotter, Padraig (June 22, 2016).
2084:"Film review: 'Halloween' (1978)"
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1771:Elson, Devon (October 29, 2021).
1756:Cox, Geoff (September 23, 2018).
1741:M. Keith Booker (15 March 2019).
1508:Richards, Curtis (October 1979).
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2775:Martin, Ben (October 15, 2018).
2711:"'Halloween': THR's 1978 Review"
2524:Banks, Nick (15 November 2018).
2469:"Tom Kane (visual voices guide)"
2119:Fyler, Tony (October 31, 2019).
2101:Bone, Christian (June 5, 2020).
2033:Ziobro, Mark (October 8, 2021).
1801:Harris, Seth (October 5, 2021).
1786:Hansen, John (October 6, 2018).
1670:"Retro Review: Halloween (1978)"
1653:Miska, Brad (October 26, 2016).
194:is a fictional character in the
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3522:Fictional World War II veterans
3192:Halloween: A Cut Above the Rest
3065:"References made during Scream"
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2406:. Starburst. October 20, 2018.
2215:, event occurs at 18:18—19:30.
2174:Brehmer, Nat (June 21, 2017).
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3292:Halloween H20: 20 Years Later
2240:Artz, Matt (April 11, 2016).
2137:Hamman, Cody (May 16, 2019).
2022:. Culture Crypt. 23 May 2016.
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422:Halloween H20: 20 Years Later
183:Unknown (original continuity)
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3552:Male horror film characters
3181:Little, Dwight H. (2013) .
2594:. Empire. October 31, 2020.
2121:"Looking Back At HALLOWEEN"
1991:"Daniel Farrands interview"
1730:. SciFiFX. October 8, 2012.
1355:(DVD). Magnum Pictures Inc.
1251:Muir, John Kenneth (2012).
1073:writes that by the time of
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2317:""Behind the Scenes" of
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2191:, event occurs at 17:44.
1790:. Reviews From My Couch.
1672:. Big Picture Film Club.
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3512:Fictional psychiatrists
3299:Halloween: Resurrection
3147:. Season 6. Episode 6.
3049:. Season 3. Episode 6.
3028:. Season 8. Episode 8.
2948:have become synonymous.
2653:. Royal Flush Magazine.
2473:Behind The Voice Actors
2244:. Halloween Daily News.
1698:Putman, Dustin (2008).
1438:(DVD). Dimension Films.
1421:(DVD). Dimension Films.
816:for Carpenter's score.
720:Loomis is depicted in
147:In-universe information
3166:. WE GOT THIS COVERED.
3115:Herschell Gordon Lewis
2764:. We Got This Covered.
2716:The Hollywood Reporter
2580:. Diabolique Magazine.
2162:both too tough to die.
1997:. 2005. Archived from
1934:. Diabolique Magazine.
1760:. We Got This Covered.
1745:. Comments on Culture.
1593:. Fear Net. 2008-09-26
1081:, with Marc Savlov of
1026:The Hollywood Reporter
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813:Assault on Precinct 13
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2941:Berardinelli, James.
2911:. Place to Be Nation.
2730:Berardinelli, James.
2353:on September 6, 2012.
2281:on September 6, 2012.
1915:Berardinelli, James.
1773:"HALLOWEEN II (1981)"
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3004:. NECA. August 2021.
2877:. November 4, 2017.
2668:. Bloody Disgusting.
2331:on January 25, 2013.
1657:. Bloody Disgusting.
1544:. Zebra Publishing.
1542:Halloween II (novel)
1456:Entertainment Weekly
1159:Comic Book Resources
1084:The Austin Chronicle
1023:. Ron Pennington of
929:construction foreman
2896:. Austin Chronicle.
2530:Horror News Network
2347:HalloweenMovies.com
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1391:(director) (1998).
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560:Halloween II (2009)
334:occult practice of
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23:Fictional character
3103:). BCI Home Media.
3096:Cemetery of Terror
2827:. The Movie Buff.
2683:. Chicago Tribune.
2439:The New York Times
1805:. PopCult Reviews.
1700:"Halloween (1978)"
1165:Cemetery of Terror
1092:In popular culture
735:James Berardinelli
443:child psychiatrist
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3067:. stillscreaming.
2981:Bloody Disgusting
2964:. The Twin Geeks.
2907:Nichols, Jeremy.
2845:Los Angeles Times
2556:Bloody Disgusting
2086:. Northern Star.
2037:. The Movie Buff.
1904:. fthismovie.net.
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