I'm secretly happy about this failure

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I'm openly happy about this failure.

One of the worst films I've ever seen. Anyone who likes this film is a complete idiot, I'm genuinely considering going through all these topics and adding everyone who likes this film to my ignore list. I don't want to read their opinions on anything as they're clearly mentally impaired. That's how bad this film is.

It's like a friend letting you know he has a scat fetish and pays women to shit in his mouth. You can't ever look at them the same again. You're just repulsed by the individual. People who like Halloween Ends are akin to those shit eaters.

I'm just really disappointed about this failure. I've been watching a horror movie every night, trying to get into the Halloween spirit, but watching this really bummed me out.

I wasn't expecting anything great, but I was expecting some connective tissue between this and what was started in 2018. Making what is basically a stand alone film with a final lackluster fight tacked on the end was really disappointing, even to someone that didn't have really high expectations.

I keep reading people saying that this was some homage to Halloween 3, but the problem is: H3 is a stand alone film, not part of a trilogy. I feel like people don't really understand what a trilogy means these days.

To me, this is "The Last Jedi" all over again. Ever since that abomination hit theaters, there has been this disturbing new trend in film-making where studios, directors, writers, etc. intentionally make films/shows that they know fans will not like. DGG and JLC have stated that they knew that 'Ends' would piss a lot of fans off. My question is: why is that is an acceptable outcome? And if not to them, why is that acceptable to Jason Blum, head of the studio? I really doubt an 80% drop at the box office is all because of Peacock. I think word of mouth about how bad it is destroyed it. And it's a shame because it could've been avoided by not subscribing to this new way of thinking.

It's ridiculous that you would like the very boring Halloween 5 but be so critical of this film.

I thought it was great. Interesting twist, not the same old same old that I was expecting. My 5th favorite in the series after the first 4.

Most of the Halloween movies are terrible. People love the idea of the premise and character, not the movies. It's probably the most flawed horror franchise of the bunch.