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My parents won't be home until 10:00.

- Are you sure? - Uh-huh.

We are alone, aren't we?

Michael's around some place.

Take off that thing.

- Let's go upstairs. - Okay.

Your hands are cold.

Look, Judith, it's really late. I gotta go.

Will you call me tomorrow?

- Yeah, sure. - Promise?

Yeah.

Michael?

Oh, God!

Michael?

Ever done anything like this before?

- Only minimum security. - I see.

The driveway's a few hundred yards up on your right.

The only thing that ever bothers me is their gibberish,

when they start raving on and on.

You don't have anything to worry about. He hasn't spoken a word in 15 years.

Here we are.

Since when did they let them wander around?

Pull up to the main gate.

- Shouldn't we put... - Go on, move!

Stop here.

Shouldn't we go on up to the hospital ins...

Wait.

- Are you all right? You all right? - Yes, I'm okay.

He's gone. He's gone from here!

The evil is gone!

All right, I got it.

HALLOWEEN: THE SHAPE

- Hurry up. - Hi.

We just have time.

He's on his way.

You've gotta believe me, officer. He is coming to Haddonfield.

Because I know him.

I'm his doctor. You must be ready for him.

- What's the pumpkin for? - I brought it for Tommy.

I figured carving a jack-o'-lantern would keep him occupied.

I always said you'd make a fabulous Girl Scout.

Thanks.

And for that matter, I might as well be a Girl Scout myself tonight.

I plan on making popcorn and watching Dr. Dementia.

Six straight hours of horror movies.

Little Lindsey Wallace won't know what hit her.

My dad! Get rid of this.

Laurie, stop coughing.

- What's the matter with you? - Jesus!

Just be natural. There he is. Just be natural, Laurie.

Hi, Annie, Laurie.

- Hi. - Hi, Dad, what happened?

- What? - What happened?

Oh, uh, somebody broke into the hardware store. Probably kids.

You blame everything on kids.

Well, all they took was some Halloween masks,

a rope, and a couple of knives. Now, who do you think it was?

It's hard growing up with a cynical father.

- Aren't you gonna be late? - Huh?

I said aren't you gonna be late?!

He shouts too.

Bye, girls.

- Bye, Dad. - Bye.

Sheriff?

Pardon me, I'm, uh, Loomis. Dr. Sam Loomis.

Leigh Brackett.

I'd like to have a word with you if I could.

- Maybe a few minutes. I gotta take care... - It's important.

- Ten minutes. - I'll be here.

What are you gonna wear to the dance tomorrow?

I didn't know you thought about things like that, Laurie.

- You know, you could ask somebody. - Oh, I couldn't.

Sure you could. All you have to do is go up to somebody and say:

"You wanna go to the dance?"

You could do that. I couldn't.

Well, you could ask Dick Baxter. He'd go out with you.

I'd rather go out with Ben Tramer.

Ben Tramer? I knew it!

Trick or treat, trick or treat.

Give me something good to eat.

Trick or treat, trick or treat, give me something good to eat...

- Hi. - Hi, Annie. Come on in.

Uh, be in bed by 9:00, Lindsey, okay?

- Have a good night, dear. - Be a good girl.

- Bye-bye. - See you.

- Take care. - Okay.

- Does anybody live here? - No, not since 1963, when it happened.

Every kid in Haddonfield thinks this place is haunted.

They may be right.

- Look. - What?

What is that?

It's a dog.

Still warm.

He got hungry.

- Come on. It could've been a skunk. - Could have.

- A man wouldn't do that. - This isn't a man.

It happened in here.

She was sitting right here.

He could have seen her through this window.

Standing on the lawn, he could have seen inside.

Huh, you must think me a very sinister doctor.

Oh, um, I do have a permit.

Seems to me you're just plain scared.

Yes. Yeah, I am, uh...

I met him 15 years ago. I was told there was nothing left.

No reason, no, uh, conscience,

no understanding in even the most rudimentary sense of life or death,

of good or evil, of right or wrong.

I met this 6-year-old child with this blank, pale,

emotionless face, and the blackest eyes.

The devil's eyes.

I spent eight years trying to reach him.

And then another seven trying to keep him locked up,

because I realized that what was living behind that boy's eyes

was purely and simply evil.

What do we do?

He's been here once tonight. I think he'll come back.

I'm gonna wait for him.

I still think I should notify the radio and television...

No. If you do that, they'll see him on every street corner,

look for him in every house.

Just tell your men to keep their mouths shut and their eyes open.

I'll check back in an hour.

Doyle residence.

- It's me. - Hi, Annie, what are you doing?

I have big, big news for you.

Oops. Hold on a minute.

Hi, Lester.

I'm about to be ripped apart by the family dog.

Lindsey, get this dog out of the kitchen right now.

I hate that dog. I'm the only person in the world he doesn't like.

So, what is this big, big news?

What would you say if I told you

that you were going to the homecoming dance tomorrow night?

I'd probably say you have the wrong number.

Well... I just talked with Ben Tramer,

and he got real excited when I told him how attracted you were to him.

Oh, Annie! Oh, you didn't. Please tell me you didn't.

How could you do that? I mean, how can you just call him...

What do you mean it was easy?

I can't believe this.

I can't tell you anything.

Every time I tell you something, everyone else knows about it.

No, I'm not mad.

Please tell me you didn't. Oh, you didn't.

- Laurie. - Oh, I'm so embarrassed.

- The boogeyman is outside. - I couldn't even face him.

- Laurie, he's out there. - Hold on.

Laurie, the boogeyman is outside. Look.

Tommy, there's nobody outside. Go watch TV.

It's just Tommy.

Oh, please, tell me you didn't. How could you do that?

Look, it's simple.

You like him, he likes you. All you need is a little push.

Well, it won't hurt you to go out with him, for God's sake!

Shit!

No, no, I just made a mess of myself. I gotta call you back.

Oh, yuck! Lindsey, I need a robe!

Little creep.

Lindsey, Lester's barking again and getting on my nerves again.

Oh, never mind. I guess he found a hot date.

- What about the jack-o'-lantern? - After the movie.

- What about the rest of my comic books? - After the jack-o'-lantern.

- And what about the boogeyman? - There's no such thing.

Richie said he was coming after me tonight.

Do you believe everything Richie tells you?

No.

Tommy, Halloween night... it's when people play tricks on each other.

It's all make-believe. I think Richie was just trying to scare you.

I saw the boogeyman. I saw him outside.

There was nobody outside.

- There was. - What did he look like?

The boogeyman.

We're not getting anywhere.

All right. The boogeyman can only come out on Halloween night, right?

- Right. - Well, I'm here tonight.

I'm not about to let anything happen to you.

- Promise? - Promise.

- Can we make the jack-o'-lantern now? - Let's go.

Lock your doors, bolt your windows

and turn off the lights.

Don't go away, because here's a scene from...

I'm scared.

Then why are you sitting here with all the lights off?

- I don't know. - Well, come on, get your coat.

- We're going to pick up Paul. - I don't want to.

Look, Lindsey, I thought we understood each other.

I wanna stay here and watch this.

Okay.

Well, if I can fix it so you can watch TV with Tommy Doyle, would you like that?

- Yeah. - Well, come with me.

Come on, hurry up!

Hi, Tommy.

Hi, come on in. We're making a jack-o'-lantern.

- You know, I wanna watch TV. - How would you like that, kiddies?

- Good. - Annie, I'm in here.

And now, the horrifying conclusion to The Thing.

- All fancy. - This has not been my night.

- I'm not afraid. - Bull.

- I'm not. - Then go in.

- Chicken! - Go ahead, Lonnie.

Go in!

Hey.

Hey, Lonnie. Get your ass away from there.

Jesus.

- Are you all right? - Yeah.

Nothing's going on except kids playing pranks,

trick-or-treating, parking, getting high.

I have the feeling that you're way off on this.

You have the wrong feeling.

Well, you're not doing very much to prove me wrong.

What more do you need?

Well, it's gonna take more than fancy talk

to keep me up all night, crawling around these bushes.

I watched him for 15 years, sitting in a room, staring at a wall,

not seeing the wall, looking past the wall,

looking at this night, inhumanly patient.

Waiting for some secret silent alarm to trigger him off.

Death has come to your little town, sheriff.

You can either ignore it or you can help me to stop it.

More fancy talk. Doctor, do you know what Haddonfield is?

Families, children, all lined up in rows up and down these streets.

You're telling me they're lined up for a slaughterhouse.

They could be.

All right, I'll stay with you tonight, just on the chance that you're right.

And if you are right, damn you for letting him go.

Listen, I'll call you in an hour or so, okay?

Yeah.

- Bye. - Bye.

Dear Paul.

My Paul.

No, no!

Bob, put me down!

Put me down! This is totally silly!

Put me down!

- Hey, it's totally dark. - Yeah.

Hey, Annie!

- Annie, we're here! - I wonder where they went.

Oh, Annie probably took Lindsey out for something.

- Hey, let's look for a note. - Let's don't.

Everybody's having a good time tonight.

- All right, you guys, what's next? - Let's make more popcorn.

No, we've had enough. Why don't we watch the rest of the movie?

- Yeah. - Yeah.

Doyle house.

Hi, Laurie. What's up?

Uh, I'm just sitting down for the first time tonight.

Hey, is Annie around?

No. I thought she'd be home by now. She went to pick up Paul.

Well, she's totally not here.

She probably stopped off some place. Have her call me when she gets home.

I have Lindsey here and I wanna know what time to put her to bed.

- Okay. Later. - Have a good time.

We definitely will.

Bye.

Oh, fantastic.

- Totally. - Yeah.

- Want a beer? - Yeah.

- Is that all you can say? - Yeah.

- Go get me a beer. - I thought you were gonna get me one.

Yeah?

I'll be right back. Don't get dressed.

Annie?

Paul?

Lynda, you asshole!

Okay, Lynda. Come on out.

Well, did you get my beer?

Cute, Bob. Real cute.

See anything you like?

What's the matter? Can't I get your ghost, Bob?

All right, all right. Come on, where's my beer?

Well, can't you answer me?

Okay, don't answer me.

Boy, are you weird.

Well, I'm gonna call Laurie. I wanna know where Paul and Annie are.

This is going nowhere.

Finally.

Hello?

Hello?

Annie, are you all right?

Are you fooling around again?

I'll kill you if this is a joke.

Annie?

Annie?

Sleep tight, kids.

Bob?

Lynda?

Lynda?

Annie?

Annie?

Lynda?

Bob?

All right, Annie.

All right, meatheads. Joke's over.

Come on, Annie. It's enough.

This most definitely stopped being funny. Now, cut it out!

You'll be sorry.

Oh, God!

Oh. No.

Help.

No.

Help! Somebody help me, please!

Somebody help!

Oh, God, help me!

Please! Please help me!

Help!

Oh, God, help me, please!

Hello! Hello!

Hello, help me!

Can you please help me?! Please!

Can't you hear me? Oh, God!

Help me, please!

The keys! Oh, the keys!

Tommy! Tommy, it's me!

Tommy!

- Who is it? - Tommy, open up, it's me!

Yeah, okay.

Tommy, please!

Tommy, hurry up!

Tommy, please!

Tommy! Hurry up!

Tommy, please!

- Tommy, get upstairs. - What is it?

Get upstairs, get Lindsey, lock the bedroom door.

- I'm scared! - Do as I say!

- The boogeyman... - Hurry!

Oh, no.

Please stop.

Please.

Where were you? I went to the Myers' house...

I found the car. He's here.

- Where? - He's three blocks down.

You go around the back of the houses. I'll watch the front.

- Go on! - All right.

Tommy? Lindsey?

Babies.

- We're gonna take a little walk. - Was it the boogeyman?

- I'm scared. - There's nothing to be scared of.

Are you sure? How?

- I killed him. - You can't kill the boogeyman.

Get in there, come on, Tommy! Now lock the door!

Tommy, unlock the door.

Come here. Now, just listen to me.

I want you to go down the stairs and out the front door.

I want you to go down the street to the Mackenzies' house.

I want you to tell them to call the police and tell them to send them over here.

- Laurie... - Now, do you understand me?

- Yes. - Go, do as I say.

Come on! Get help!

Come on. Come on!

It was the boogeyman.

As a matter of fact, it was.

- I shot him six times! - What?

I said I shot him six times! I shot him in the heart and...

He can't have gotten very far. Come on.

- I shot him six times. - Yeah, I know.

This guy, this man... He's not human!

Harold, you want mayonnaise on your sandwich?

How about mustard?

- Oh, Harold... - Up next...

a morsel of mind-melting madness, Night of the Living Dead.

Are you asleep again?

This is a WWAR special bulletin.

Police in Haddonfield have just made the grisly discovery

of three bodies in the upstairs bedrooms of this house.

It appears that the murders took place sometime early this evening.

Authorities have confirmed that all three of the victims are teenagers,

two girls and a boy. Police are searching the entire area

for a mental patient who escaped last night

from the Smith's Grove-Warren County Sanitarium.

He is now believed to be at large in Haddonfield.

This is Robert Mundy live.

They're coming to get you, Barbara!

Stop it! You're ignorant!

They're coming for you, Barbara!

Stop It! You're acting like a child!

They're coming for you!

Look, there comes one of them now!

He'll hear you!

Here he comes now!

I'm getting out of here!

Mrs. Elrod?

Mr. Elrod?

Are you okay?

Hi. There was someone screaming next door.

Yeah, Mr. and Mrs. Elrod.

His wife's always picking on him.

He probably got angry and decided to start beating her.

Oh, big deal.

Are your folks home?

They are gone.

My dad had to take my Aunt Ruby to Hardin County

and my mother decided to go along.

Didn't you hear?

Hear about what?

Some girl got killed in Haddonfield. It's on the radio.

Hold on.

so the police have cordoned off the entire area.

To repeat: Three teenagers have been found murdered in a house

in the northwest section of Haddonfield.

The names of the teenagers have not been released.

I can't believe it.

I know. You know, we probably knew her.

Where did it happen?

Down on Orange Grove.

That's right down the street.

I know.

Police confirmed the girl was rescued as she fought...

Sally, I can hear the sirens coming.

They said the guy got away.

- Do they know who It was? - No.

Oh, God.

Allco?

Alice? What's wrong?

Alice?

Who is it?

Alice? Where are you?

Who is it?

What have you got?

Stab wound left anterior chest.

- Possibly penetrating. Multiple contusions. - It's Laurie Strode.

Yeah, yeah, come on, let's go.

Possibly fractured right ankle.

Janet, get me some more coffee.

Get that out of here.

Oh, Laurie, hi, there!

Well, let's see what we have here.

Ah, yes. You've lost a lot of blood.

We'll need to type it.

Yeah.

When was the last time you had a tetanus shot?

I don't know.

Get me some 3-0 nylon on a...

Cutting needle? Yes.

Right away.

We're going to have to put her out.

No! No, don't put me to sleep!

Take it easy.

Try to relax, Laurie.

Dr. Mixter will have you stitched up in no time.

Take it easy, Laurie.

Circle the block again.

How long now?

It's about 30 minutes. Put the light down there.

There, by those trees.

Well, there's nothing.

Well, keep going!

You know, Doctor, I'm just about there.

What?

The point where I stop taking orders from you.

All right, Sheriff, whatever you want.

The primary concern is that we stop him!

You let him out.

I didn't. His own goddamn doctor!

I didn't let him out.

Chief Brackett, come in, please.

Chief Brackett, come in, please.

Who is it?

Chief, this is...

Say again, what is it?

This is Ramsey.

Where are you?

I'm out by the bakery moving north on the Scottsville Road.

Get the hell back into town.

Go up 17th Street and meet me by the Bypass.

10-4, Ramsey clear.

Will you put that thing away?

You couldn't have shot him six times.

You think I'm lying, Sheriff?

I think you missed him. No man could take six slugs.

I'm telling you, this isn't a man!

Look out, slow down!

- Why? - Over there! Over there!

Look, look, look!

- Is that him? - I don't know.

- Get back! Run! Go on, run! - Loomis!

Get back! Get back, you kids!

- Run! Stop! Get out... - Loomis!

Loomis!

Loomis!

Stop!

Stop!

Don't shoot!

Stop! Don't!

Get him. Sheriff Brackett.

He came out of nowhere. I couldn't stop.

Is it him?

Is it him or not?

Leigh.

- Leigh, they found three bodies. - Where?

Across the street from the Doyle house.

Three kids.

Leigh, one of them was Annie!

What?

Hi.

Hi.

Jimmy, leave her alone.

Well, how are you feeling?

Sore.

What happened?

Cracked a bone.

You're lucky it wasn't a break.

Dr. Mixter felt that he should wait until tomorrow before he put a cast on.

You have to get some rest.

Come on, Jimmy.

Can I get you something to drink or anything?

How about a Coke?

Okay. Thanks.

Okay.

Come on, Jimmy, we gotta roll. Another call came in.

- Okay. Okay. - Come on.

Get you that Coke later.

Out!

Moments ago, police reported that

Michael Myers, formerly of Haddonfield,

who fled the Smith's Grove Warren County Sanitarium last night,

was believed to have burned to death.

Meanwhile, three bodies were discovered

in the upstairs bedroom of the house directly behind me.

Identification of the victims is being withheld pending notification...

Forget that. Forget that. I wanna concentrate on the house.

Talk to some kids. See if anybody saw anything.

All right, you need their parents' permission to use a statement.

If you can't find the parents, get a statement anyway.

Not now.

Just a minute, fellas.

I, uh... have to...

go and tell my wife before somebody else does.

Go on home, Leigh.

Go on home. I'll take care of everything.

Damn you!

- I'm sorry. - What have you done?

I haven't done anything.

You let him out!

I didn't let him out, I gave orders for him to be restrained.

Now is there anything else that we can do for you?

If that wasn't Michael Myers burning up in that car,

then a lot of other kids are gonna be slaughtered tonight.

He's dead! I saw him!

You saw a man in a mask.

It was him.

I wanna believe you, but I got to be sure.

I can't stop until I'm certain that he's dead.

You're talking about him like he's some kind of animal.

- He was my... - Would you keep it back?

He was my patient for 15 years.

He became an obsession with me until

I realized that there was nothing within him,

neither conscience nor reason, that was even remotely human.

An hour ago I stood up and fired six shots into him.

He just got up and walked away.

I am talking about the real possibility that he is still out there!

Where'd they take the body?

Coroner's office.

Get a dentist to meet me there in half an hour.

There is one survivor.

17-year-old Laurie Strode

was found directly across the street

from the home where the murders took place.

The teenager was taken across town

to Haddonfield Memorial Clinic.

Now back to Dementia!

Thanks, Mr. Garrett.

You were late again tonight.

Just 15 minutes.

That could be the difference between

life and death for one of those kids.

You're right, I'm sorry, Mrs. Alves.

I don't wanna hear any excuses.

You're a good nurse, Karen, I'd hate to lose you,

but you've got to learn to be on time.

Now let's go over this list.

It'll be fine, really, I promise. I'm very sorry.

Carr, Mrs. Carr, 9:30 tomorrow morning.

God, they should have... They should have handled him more carefully.

Who?

Michael Myers.

Michael Myers?

Yeah, he... he was the guy that was after you.

You mean, the Myers house?

That little kid who killed his sister?

Yeah.

But he's in a hospital somewhere.

He escaped last night.

How do you know?

It's all over the radio. Television, too. It's on right now.

Why me?

I mean, why me?

Time's up, Jimmy. Let's go.

Okay, okay.

No, you won't!

Visiting hours are definitely over.

Men, you can't live with them, you can't live without them.

How's that shoulder feel?

Better.

Good.

We've been trying to get a hold of your parents.

Dr. Mixter told me they were at the same party he was,

but they're not there now and they're not at home.

Do you have any idea where else they might be?

No.

I'll just keep trying then.

Oh, this is just...

Janet?

Yes, Mrs. Alves?

Go tell Mr. Garrett we're having trouble with the phones.

Right now.

But he's at the other end of the hall.

Janet.

Yes, Mrs. Alves.

What's wrong with the phones?

Nothing for you to worry about.

Just get some rest right now.

I'll let you know as soon as we get a hold of your parents.

I'm gonna go check the pole.

You wait here and I'll call you.

I have to get back on the floor.

It'll take me five minutes.

But I don't even know how to use this thing.

I think somebody broke into the storeroom.

The lock was off.

Mr. Garrett? I can't hear you.

One of you had better drive down

to the sheriff's station right away.

Mr. Garrett, how do you work this thing?

Janet?

Mr. Garrett, I gotta get back on the floor!

Hello?

It's difficult,

even the gums are charred, but look here.

See here? No fillings.

He's young, maybe 17, maybe 18.

Michael Myers is 21.

Positive ID means we check X-rays and dental records.

That'll take hours.

No other way to know for sure. I'm sorry.

We haven't got hours.

Listen to me. We've got to assume

that Michael Myers is still alive.

Everybody goes back out.

But we just closed it up.

I want a sweep from Chestnut South to the Bypass.

I want every street, every house, every backyard...

Okay. You got it.

Thank you.

All right, that's enough! That's enough!

Now, come on, get out of here, you guys. Go home.

You guys get out of here. Go on.

This is Hunt. Send another vehicle.

The old Myers house, 45 Lampkin Lane.

The tribe. One of their number was butchered. This is the wake.

Heightens my sense of security.

All right, knock it off!

Come on, folks, go home!

Somebody get rid of it!

Knock it off!

Empty. Plus we covered the whole east end of town. There's nothing.

Check it again.

He just isn't there!

Check it again!

You know,

Haddonfield was a pretty quiet town before tonight.

The only gunshots you ever heard

were to start the track meet at the local high school.

Yet one night in 1963, Michael Myers did murder his sister

in that upstairs bedroom with a large butcher knife.

I remember.

On Halloween.

I was 16 years old.

It's his anniversary, Mr. Hunt.

He came back.

After 15 years?

He waited with extraordinary patience.

There was a force inside him biding its time.

The staff grew accustomed to his immobility and silence.

In many ways, he was the ideal patient.

He didn't talk, he didn't cry, he didn't even move.

He just waited.

The staff was unprepared. They didn't know what he was.

Did you know?

Yeah, I knew.

Excuse me. Mr. Hunt?

Yeah, what is it, Craig?

Yeah, I'm worried about Bennett Tramer.

He isn't home yet.

Yeah, and he left the party at 10.

It's only a little after 11, boys.

He was real drunk.

How old is he?

17.

He had this stupid mask on.

All right, boys.

17? And wearing a mask.

- Oh, God! - Maybe we should

check his dental records.

Old Reservoir Road. They had a break-in at the elementary school.

- They're pretty sure it's him. - Come on.

Stop!

Ow! Shit!

- Shit! - Oh, you idiot!

You could've broken it.

I wish I had!

I also could have used these on you!

What an asshole!

Happy Halloween!

Budd, you are the biggest jerk I've ever met!

Oh...

But you love me.

Yeah,

and I'm an idiot.

Let's go down to the therapy room.

Budd's finger needs a little bit of therapy.

I can't leave the kids right now.

But everybody's all weirded out tonight. All this Michael Myers crap.

I just...

I just want...

The therapy room is three doors down.

He got in here.

And look over here.

And here.

Sister.

Is that it?

No.

Here.

What's this?

It's gibberish.

No. It's a Celtic word.

Samhain.

It means "The Lord of the Dead.”

"The end of summer.”

The festival of Samhain,

October 31st.

Dr. Loomis?

Yes?

I have to talk to you.

Oh, I didn't recognize you.

What are you doing here?

Privately.

It's hot.

Whew!

It's hot in here.

It's just me.

I'm not kidding.

It's too hot in here now, Budd.

Why don't you go check it?

It's cold out there.

It can get cold in here.

Gotcha. Yeah.

Forget it, Budd. I have to go back to work.

Do you wanna go for breakfast later?

Aw.

I'm sorry.

I just have to get back, that's all.

Now, Budd, don't be that way.

No!

Oh, God!

Thanks.

Dr. Loomis, you've been ordered back to Smith's Grove.

Ordered? They can't order me.

No, no, but the Governor can.

He spoke to Dr. Rogers personally a few hours ago.

The Governor? Well, well.

Dr. Loomis, this thing is all over the state.

Your patient escapes once, murders three teenagers,

you shoot him with a gun, he escapes again!

Someone should have listened to me earlier.

I know, I'm sorry.

Dr. Rogers is just afraid this could jeopardize

our whole rehabilitation program.

He doesn't want anyone from the Mental Health Department

anywhere near Haddonfield.

Why did he send you down here then?

In case you'd already found him alive.

Tell Dr. Rogers...

Tell him you couldn't find me. Tell him anything.

I can't leave Haddonfield now.

I'm afraid you don't have a choice.

There's a marshal waiting for you outside.

Laurie?

Listen, um...

I know that you don't know me very well,

but I just wanna let you know that...

I'm not gonna let anything happen to you.

Okay?

Promise.

Laurie?

Shit!

Dr. Mixter?

Dr. Mixter?

Dr. Mixter!

Dr. Mixter?

Dr. Mixter? It's an emergency.

Dr. Mixter, it's Laurie Strode.

She's had a reaction to the medication.

You better come quick!

Dr. Mixter.

This is ridiculous! I'm gonna go find Mrs. Alves.

Mrs. Alves?

Laurie? You okay?

We'll find him.

Where you gonna look?

I don't know.

Neither do.

Mr. Garrett?

Mr. Garrett?

Mr. Garrett?

Mr. Garrett?

Sorry.

I can't find anybody.

All right, listen, um...

I want you to check the East Wing again, all right?

And if you don't find anybody, I want you to get into your car

and drive out to the sheriff's station and get someone out here.

All right?

Okay.

Okay. I'll keep looking.

Hello?

Jesus.

Laurie!

You didn't believe me. Nobody did.

I'm sorry.

Don't feel sorry for me, feel sorry for that little town back there.

It'll be years before they forget this.

Dr. Loomis, I think there's something else you should know.

Did you see the blackboard back there at the elementary school?

Yeah.

In order to appease the gods, the Druid priests held fire rituals.

Prisoners of war, criminals, the insane,

animals were...

burned alive in baskets.

By observing the way they died,

the Druids believed they could see omens of the future.

2,000 years later we've come no further.

Samhain isn't the evil spirit.

It isn't goblins and ghosts or witches,

it's the unconscious mind.

We're all afraid of the dark inside ourselves.

Dr. Loomis, please, listen to me.

There's a file on Michael Myers that nobody knew about.

- I've seen everything. - No!

No, it was hidden,

sealed by the court after his parents were killed.

Now, after the Governor heard what happened tonight,

he authorized Dr. Rogers to open it.

What file?

It isn't fair.

They should have allowed you to examine everything.

That girl, that Strode girl,

that's Michael Myers' sister!

She was born two years before he was committed.

Two years after, his parents died,

and she was adopted by the Strodes.

They requested that the records be sealed

in order to protect the family.

Jesus, don't you see what he's doing here in Haddonfield?

He killed one sister 15 years ago,

now he's trying to kill the other!

Tonight, after I shot him, where did they take her?

The clinic.

The clinic? Where... Do you know this area well?

- A little bit. - Where is the hospital located?

Dr. Loomis, we're under orders from the Governor.

It's back on Route 17, about three miles.

Turn this car around, now!

I can't do that. I've got orders!

Those orders just changed!

Dr. Loomis!

Doctor, you're getting yourself into a lot of trouble.

What is it you fellows usually do? Fire a warning shot, right?

I ought to handcuff you to the wheel,

but I have a feeling I'm going to need you in there.

Can I trust you?

What have I got to lose except my job?

Help... me.

Go and check all the rooms down there. Go on!

- Dr. Loomis! - You stay with me and shut up!

Help!

Help!

Help!

Help!

Help! Help!

Help!

Help!

Please!

Please!

Please! Help!

Help! Help me!

Come on, get in!

- Stop! - He's dead.

No, he's not! Look at him! He's still breathing!

Okay.

There's a two-way radio in the marshal's car.

I want you to go outside, get on that radio and get Hunt!

Now, wait a minute!

I'm the only one authorized to use that.

Move!

I'm sorry I left you. Are you all right?

Why won't he die?

Get away from him!

But he stopped breathing!

No!

Unit calling, identify.

Marion Chambers with Dr. Loomis at the clinic.

He's here.

710-4. Unit calling, identify suspect.

Michael Myers! Just get your ass over here!

- Come on, come on, come on. - No!

- No! - Take it.

Take it!

Michael?

Michael, stop!

Go on, get out.

Get out, now!

It's time, Michael.

If I could just get a word or two.

- Do you have any first-hand information... - Just leave her alone.

about what happened inside the hospital?

Just... just...

Can't I ride in front?

Oh, no, I'm sorry. I have to put you in back.

You ready? Watch out for your feet.

She's now being assisted out of the wheelchair...

- Up we go. Careful. Careful. - and into the ambulance.

Up. Big step. Big step.

Okay.

Keep the leg up, we'll have you out of here in a second.

Okay.

HALLOWEEN: THE SHAPE

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