Greetings and salutations. You've successfully arrived at the bloody disgusting network.

The passage of time will now bring you to something strange, unique, and idiosyncratic.

Have a good time.

It's been four years since Michael Myers vanished without a trace.

From the padded cells of Smith's Grove Sanitarium to the leafy streets of Haddonfield, Illinois,

We are Halloween. Fights calls us another one, one life touches another one, one fight causes another

one, one heart loses another one.

Give me, give I breathe be, give I breathing,

breathe, I just give up.

I'm giving, give my breathing, breathe,

breathe, breathe, breathe, breathe,

just give up, just give up. Happy Halloween, trick-a-treaters, dreamers, campers, suspects, and yes, deadites.

Michael Myers Roffman here.

It's the first week of October. Halloween ends hits theaters and

Peacock next week. So that means one thing. We're back in Hadnfield, Illinois.

So to celebrate we thought since David Gordon Green is ending this whole thing, finally, after decades of sequels, remakes, reboots, and God knows what this trilogy is.

Why not go back to the very beginning

and revisit John Carpenter and Deborah Hill's 1978

original Halloween.

We've never done it before in this podcast, and that's what we're going to do here today by unlocking our

2020 commentary track for this very film this one was recorded hours before that pandemic Halloween and it's one of my favorite memories during this podcast if you couldn't tell for my my canned bit here

During this hour or two hours I should say little dainy kaffrey and and little Mikey Vanderbilt join me as we carved out one of our favorite films and our patrons of the rewind

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