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Kirby’s always stood out to me because her story feels way more alone than everyone else’s. Every other survivor has somebody. Sidney had Dewey, Dewey and Gale had each other, and the Core Four all have their own little support system. Kirby doesn’t really have anyone, at least not that we ever see. After Scream 4, it just feels like she had to deal with all of that by herself and we never get to see what that actually did to her.

That’s why I like her. She didn’t just survive and move on with people around her, she had to figure it out on her own. So when she shows up in 6, even if the writing isn’t amazing, I still like seeing her with Sam and Tara because it finally feels like she has people who understand what she went through.

And honestly, her situation in 4 is messed up when you think about it. The guy she likes turns out to be a killer, basically her version of Billy, and her best friend is the one behind everything and trying to have her killed. That’s just betrayal on every level.

The Gale thing doesn’t really work for me either. It feels kind of random, like Gale just has an issue with her for no real reason. Kirby hasn’t done anything, so it comes off more like Gale being territorial than anything that actually makes sense.

Kirby being the final girl of the 2011 Woodsboro murders should matter more than it does. Her story is actually one of the darker ones, but the movies barely do anything with it, which is probably why it sticks out so much.

Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers had a few fan service callbacks to scenes in the first Halloween, which of these are your favorite?

Mine:

• Sarah Michelle Gellar auditioning for Cordelia while Charisma Carpenter auditioned for Buffy

SMG could play Cordelia no doubt about it but I wonder how Charisma could play Buffy?

Once you get used to the "Evil Dies Tonight" it's a really fun film and imo one of the greatest modern slashers

For years, everyone pretty much wrote off Halloween III. Fans hated that Michael Myers was nowhere to be found, and most folks just left it out when talking about the whole series.

But lately? It’s totally flipped. Especially in the last ten years, people started calling it underrated some even say it’s better than most of the sequels. That’s a pretty big turnaround.

I get why people changed their minds. If you let go of expecting Michael Myers and watch the movie for what it is, it’s actually got a cool idea and a lot of creativity. Plus, after slogging through some of the messier sequels, Halloween III just feels different in a good way.

Still, I feel like now folks go too far hyping it up. Instead of seeing it as a solid, unusual chapter in the series, a lot of people act like it’s some misunderstood masterpiece. It comes across like everyone’s trying so hard to fix how much it got slammed in the past, they end up overrating it instead of just giving it fair credit.

My love for the slasher genre began when I saw the first two Scream movies on VHS in 98 and then that same year I saw Halloween II on vhs