ATRL: Who misses halloween season already? - Page 3

Mani.

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Originally posted by Hooligan

I seriously cannot sleep with open doors because of Halloween. I always have a feeling someone's going to be standing in front of the doorway, if I awake at night.

But what if someone busts through your window & you have nowhere to run? You're gonna regret locking that door

My door stays open at all times at night.

Hooligan

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Originally posted by Katie

Why would you even mention this?!

**** this thread. Now I'm not getting any sleep

I thought of it because of your story Katie, so kudos.

But I never sleep with open doors; not cracked, not anything.

Hooligan

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Originally posted by Mani

But what if someone busts through your window & you have nowhere to run? You're gonna regret locking that door

My door stays open at all times at night.

My bedroom is on the 2nd floor of my house -- my parent's house, I'll say instead -- and I live on the 2nd floor of my apartment.

No one's jumping through those windows.

KitKat

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Originally posted by Hooligan

I thought of it because of your story Katie, so kudos.

But I never sleep with open doors; not cracked, not anything.

I'm about one more shock away from calling my daddy to come over and make sure it's all safe here

I don't know how people can sleep with doors open. How creepy is that? And the reason why I completely take off my closet doors is so that no one can hide in them. I can see every inch of the bedroom, so no bitches can hide. Even the bed is on the floor so no one can hid under it

ManDown

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Originally posted by Hollywood

Halloween 3 was an experiment that failed.

As for killing off Laurie in Halloween 4-6, they had no choice. Jamie Lee Curtis was a "big star" and they would have had to pay her alot of money. Thats also why Danielle Harris got replaced in number six. They put out the dough for JLC to come back for H20. (I'm still surprised she agreed to do Resurrection.)

H20 was too funny. They treated 4-6 like they didn't happen, and Laurie's character completely forgets about the daughter she had (and is now dead). She techincally has a grandson running around somewhere.

I know wayyyy to much about this series (I even went to a convention a few years back.)

I agree.

Though, I will admit that I do like the movie. It's definitely a cult classic. The characters in the movie are so weird, and the acting is pretty bad. And don't even get me started on the death scenes.

Yeah, and it's a good thing that they didn't have Laurie do 4-6 because the storyline would have been extremely boring after awhile. It's like with the Scream movies, where the killer is after Sydney in every movie. The niece angle was a smart idea, because they were able to hire an actress for much cheaper and revive the series for a younger audience, but it became boring fairly quickly. It's sad that the 6th movie was such a mess. I've always been bothered by how unorganized the series was.

I know, that was terrible.

Even just one line mentioning that she faked her death to protect her and her daughter would have been good enough for me. But acting like she never had a daughter, and all of those people never died? A mess. But the way I've always viewed the two different timelines is the two possible outcomes if Laurie lived or died. Had she been destined to die, she would have married and had a daughter that was eventually hunted down and killed. Had she faked her death following the events of Halloween 2, she would have lived, married, had a kid and became a teacher; only to be tracked down by Michael 20 years later. The two timelines could have been acceptable, had the characters in the H20 and Resurrection mentioned them.

Attitude

I sleep with the door open, but there are times when I think I see something standing there so I turn on the light just to make sure.

Hollywood.

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Originally posted by ManDown

I agree.

Though, I will admit that I do like the movie. It's definitely a cult classic. The characters in the movie are so weird, and the acting is pretty bad. And don't even get me started on the death scenes.

Yeah, and it's a good thing that they didn't have Laurie do 4-6 because the storyline would have been extremely boring after awhile. It's like with the Scream movies, where the killer is after Sydney in every movie. The niece angle was a smart idea, because they were able to hire an actress for much cheaper and revive the series for a younger audience, but it became boring fairly quickly. It's sad that the 6th movie was such a mess. I've always been bothered by how unorganized the series was.

I know, that was terrible.

Even just one line mentioning that she faked her death to protect her and her daughter would have been good enough for me. But acting like she never had a daughter, and all of those people never died? A mess. But the way I've always viewed the two different timelines is the two possible outcomes if Laurie lived or died. Had she been destined to die, she would have married and had a daughter that was eventually hunted down and killed. Had she faked her death following the events of Halloween 2, she would have lived, married, had a kid and became a teacher; only to be tracked down by Michael 20 years later. The two timelines could have been acceptable, had the characters in the H20 and Resurrection mentioned them.

So I just looked it up... and they did in fact have a scene that had continutity. Laurie was in the witness protection program and given the new name, and a student in her class gave a oral presentation on the "Haddonfield Murders" and mentioned Jamie Lloyd, to which Laurie's character leaves the room upset.

Guero

I've always disliked Halloween, so not at all.

KliFF

I always sleep with the door closed since I can only sleep in pitch (or near pitch) dark.

But I'm ready for Thanksgiving, everyone always forgets about that Holiday...

P!nk

Well I had a really good Halloween! But no I don't miss it, always next year

besides New Years is coming oh and of course Christmas

Michael

No, it's ****.