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‘Halloween II’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Van Lathan | The Rewatchables

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The Ringer’s Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Van Lathan don’t know what death is after rewatching the 1981 return of Michael Myers in ‘Halloween II,’ starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Donald Pleasence.

Producers: Craig Horlbeck, Ronak Nair, Chia Hao Tat, and Eduardo Ocampo

00:00 Cold Open
1:41 Is Michael Myers the GOAT Horror Movie Villain?
33:13 Most Rewatchable Scene
55:51 The Categories

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20 Comments

@georgeparker8198 11 months ago

My favorite part of this movie is something nobody talks about. When Michael walks into the hospital glass door and it just shatters 😂 I think that's fucking hilarious. Like he's just walking at regular speed, not running, he doesn't punch the door or throw something through it...he just walks into it and it completely shatters this is so got damn funny to me and nobody ever talks about it 😂😂😂😂

@marcobartholomew 11 months ago

So this is actually the first Dana Carvey - Mike Myers collaboration

@arthurcharest9061 11 months ago

CR’s reaction at 53:53 after Van mentions Velma was so good 🤣

@ucfqb 11 months ago (edited)

Definitely Apex Mountain for men named Dick Warlock. Then again, every day is Apex Mountain for men named Dick Warlock.

@oldhollywoodfan8009 11 months ago

I always liked the sibling aspect that was reluctantly added. It made this franchise unique. We already had Jason killing randoms. Leatherface killing randoms. Freddy killing Elm Street randoms. It was nice to have something different. Plus I’ll never forget the reaction we all had in the movie theater back in 1981 when we found out. Blown away!

@jdrummerdd 11 months ago

55:24 soo powerful it broke the entire room im dying man Simmons couldn’t even be mad 😂

@Justinrombough 11 months ago

NEED more horror movies on the Rewatchables

@jamesmorant1406 11 months ago

Best sequel in the franchise

@mariogooch9634 10 months ago

I love the Chuck Norris slasher "Silent Rage"

@kashifsingh791 11 months ago

Imagine walking around a bush and seeing Michael Myers squatting taking a shit😂😂😂

@JZJallday 11 months ago

Van couldn’t help himself with the Boston racism 55:30 😂😂😂😂😂

@dreigivetimpoolmassivewedg7646 11 months ago

"He's Tyler Warren out there basically" lolol Tyler Warren would make a great masked unstoppable horror villain

@MrDamien160 11 months ago

bill going from its fine on weapons to advertising house of dynamite is hillarious

@beckyleonardis6331 11 months ago

When Chris mentioned the haunted house from his childhood. Getting on the school bus and being driven out to the corn field. Then zombies chase you. That sounds awesome!

@vicstevens82 11 months ago

This part with these three all is always so awesome. I laughed so much dog 😂😂😂

@iancarden6096 11 months ago

I'm SO happy you all decided to do this movie. This my favorite in the Halloween franchise. is it a perfect movie? No. Is it "better" than the 1st? No. But this installment is the perfect blend of 80's horror extreme violence, forced nudity, cheesy dialogue, cool kills, and yet still pretty scary!

@Choncito92 5 months ago

Halloween 2 is the greatest 80’s comedy ever

@Cletus.Starfish 3 months ago

53:46 CR's delayed incredulity at Van's "Velma with no underwear on" comment is hysterical, and was the exact reaction I had. Like, I wasn't sure what I had heard at first lol.

@dbrjaxfl 11 months ago

Fun fact - Dick Warlock is the Tangiers security “cattle prod guy” in Casino

@hugsndhighfives 11 months ago

Watching cr and Bill talk about Weapons reminds me of when I was a kid and my parents would calm fight and I'd think shit who do I want to live with after the divorce.