Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers - Tough Guy

You don't see too many characters standing up to their horror movie villains. Although Julius from Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan comes to mind. It's usually just a lot of running and screaming. But in this clip from Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers, Mikey loses his cool when Myers scratches his car and we learn why the tough guy routine doesn't work in horror films....

Halloween II - Face Stomp

Arguably the best death scene from both Rob Zombie remakes. Howard(Jeffrey Daniel Phillips) is taking out the trash when he runs into our gargantuan friend, Michael Myers. "Don't give me no reason," says Howard. The tough guy he is, Howard takes the first swing, but Myers is too much for him and he gets slammed to the ground. Michael slowly walks over to his head, then suddenly stomps Howard's face in. Not once, not twice, but FIVE TIMES! Howard will never look the same again.
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SCENE STARTS AT 5:11

Halloween - Bob's Death

From the 1978 classic Halloween. As Bob(John Michael Graham) goes Downstairs to grab a beer, Michael Myers(Nick Castle) pops out and stabs him in the stomach. Myers impales him with the knife so hard that it mounts Bob on wall, leaving him to dangle there. A great scene and one of Micheal's best uses of a knife.

Halloween 6 - Peer Pressure

A fleeing doctor gets his head bashed into a barred door by Myers until the pressure slices his head in pieces. This is the extended gorier version then what was originally released. Over the top and gory, just the way we like it......

Halloween - Michael Myers' First Kill

The amazing opening exterior-to-interior tracking shot of the original Halloween, clearly inspired by Orsen Welles' Touch of Evil, has quickly become a slasher film standard. The tracking shot is presented from the point-of-view of 6-year old Michael Myers who proceeds to grab a butcher knife from the kitchen, go upstairs, and stab his sister Judith several times. From the moment the tiny mask is put on through to the scary realization of who our killer is...a truly terrifying scene.