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Halloween (ハロウィン, Harouin), originally Pump is a fictional character in the manga and anime series MÄR. He is a member of the Chess Pieces, the series' main antagonists, and belonged to the high rank of Knight, of which he was third strongest. Halloween is celebrated in America but not in Australia. On October 31, the game was changed in several ways. "Halloween" is a song by Lil Negro Killa impersonating Moon Man. Common Halloween activities include trick-or-treating, wearing costumes and attending costume parties, carving jack-o'-lanterns, ghost tours, bonfires, apple bobbing, visiting haunted attractions, committing pranks, telling ghost stories or other frightening tales, and watching horror films. Halloween is a computer virus and a member of the Creeper corps Halloween is the third episode of Series 3. Cette année la Reine des courges vous permet d'obtenir des décors exclusifs : Halloween is a holiday traditionally celebrated on October 31st. The holiday typically involves children dressing up in costumes and going trick-or-treating. Through this, they receive candy or other treats dropped in bags, though an occasional trick can't be ruled out. Halloween is often celebrated through parties. It is associated with the colors of orange and black and is symbolized through various spooky elements including ghosts and goblins, black cats and carved pumpkins known as "jack-o-lanterns." Halloween is the forty ninth episode of the series Weebl & Bob. Posted: 30th October, 2003 Summary: Terrifying. Simply terrifying. Cheechy as the voice of kevin. Tune: Spooky Tuppence - The Tuppence Players Credits: Weebl and Skoo Halloween is a time-specific random event added in Elona+ 1.38R. During the 10th month (October), some of the random visitors to Your Home may be Halloween children. File:I990-Jack lantern.png Accepting their visit starts a dialog and you may choose either to "Trick" or to "Treat". Additional options may be available depending on which of the following item(s) you have in your inventory: caramel of termination, handmade chocolate, fortune cookie, romias, , acorn, chestnut and api nut. The Halloween wiki is an collaborative site about Halloween and its celebration. It falls primarily in the Entertainment category. File:HalloweenWiki.png Find information about costumes, celebrations and other things related to the holiday. Add your ideas and favorite Halloween activities. Do you have many witches, wizards and things that go bump in the night trick-or-treating in your neighborhood? Party ideas for ghosts and goblins? Also includes information about Halloween-themed movies and TV specials, recipes and other, related holidays. File:Who dressed YOU?.jpg Related wikia: * Halloween costumes (description) * Halloween movie series * Halloween (Halloween) Halloween is a holiday that falls on October 31st. Each year, Sean and his brother John create a special series of Halloween related issues leading up to and including the spooky holiday. These are often a lot darker than the normal comics, which are usually optimistic and philosophically enlightening, as they are often grim, morbid, and sometimes quite bloody. The fifth episode of the Making Fiends web series originally aired on October 25, 2003 at the Making Fiends website. In the episode, Charlotte dresses like Vendetta for Halloween. thumb|350px|Calabazas, uno de los típicos adornos de la fiesta de Halloween. Halloween es una festividad celebrada tanto por muggles como por la comunidad mágica el 31 de octubre. En el colegio Hogwarts, hay una fiesta cada año en Halloween y el primer fin de semana de Hogsmeade del año suele ser alrededor del mismo día. Rubeus Hagrid hizo crecer enormes calabazas para la fiesta mediante magia. En este día de 1981, la Primera Guerra Mágica terminó con la desaparición de Lord Voldemort, tras el asesinato de James y Lily Potter. También fue el día en que Sir Nicholas de Mimsy-Porpington murió. Ding Dong „Süßes oder Saures!“ Klingt es durch das alte Haus an der Mason Street. Es war Halloween. Halloween in Amerika. Unter normalen Umständen hätten die Masons das vielleicht mehr gefeiert. Vielleicht hätten sie eine aufwendigere Dekoration mit künstlerisch gestalteten Kürbissen, gruseligen Geistergirlanden und mit ein paar Pappfiguren veranstaltet. Aber dieses Halloween nicht. „Es tut mir Leid.“, flüsterte er. Keine Reaktion, sie drängte sich wieder an ihm vorbei, ging zur Tür und begrüßte die Kinder. Dann klingelte es wieder an der Tür. „Süßes oder Saures.“, ertönte es gedämpft. Halloween (also known as Halloscream) is the twelfth episode of Series 1 of Young Dracula. The lyrics to "Halloween II" are in nonstandard Latin, and translate to: "Ancient formulas of exorcisms and excommunications that witches and those made wolves believe I maim now the demon clothed in wolfskin Having to hide in the hollow of a tree I believe that they so can be changed." Halloween is a holiday celebrated by Witches and Wizards as well as non-magical people. At Cackle's Academy, Halloween is usually celebrated with a visit from the Grand Wizard, Egbert Hellibore. Halloween is a tradition that is celebrated on October 31. People, usually children, dress up as monsters like vampires, werewolves and ghosts, as well as many other costumes. Some children also go trick-or-treating. (TXF: "Sanguinarium"; MM: "The Curse of Frank Black") In 1992, FBI Special Agent Fox Mulder commented that the unusual events taking place in Bellefleur, Oregon made it seem like Halloween took place everyday there. (TXF: "Pilot") In 1996, Dana Scully pointed out that a patient had been born on Halloween. (TXF: "Sanguinarium") All Saints Day, combined with a late Pagan festival of the occult. Largely ignored in the UK until the release of ET in 1982, when suddenly small children started roaming the streets looking like they'd been involved in road accidents. First Halloween meet was organised by Si Brake in Wimbledon in 2003. Attendees included Jess, Smith, Tebb (on her way to the airport to fly back to New Zealand for good!), Paola, Joinee Rev Yellow and Rufous. Mark (on the phone/spoken) Hi. It's Mark Cohen. Is Alexi there?...Uhh, no need to bother her. Just let her know that I'm running late for my appointment. I'm at my...Yes, I'll still be there..Yes, I signed the contract...Thanks... (sung) How did we get here? How the hell... Pan left - close on the steeple of the church How did i get here? How the hell.... Christmas Christmas Eve - last year How could a night so frozen Be so scalding hot? How can a morning this mild Be so raw? That's poetic That's pathetic Halloween es un evento que se celebra el último día de octubre en Animal Crossing (GameCube), Animal Crossing: City Folk/Let's Go To The City y Animal Crossing: New Leaf. El día 1 de octubre, Soponcio te enviará una carta diciendo que durante todo el mes Tom Nook venderá chuches. Puedes ir a comprarlas cuando quieras en octubre. Unos días antes, como con todo evento, se dará un aviso de que la fiesta será dentro de poco. Y en la noche del 31, podrás buscar a Soponcio y darle caramelos a cambio de muebles calabaza. Pero no será la única persona que lleve una calabaza por cabeza y trapos por ropa... Halloween is a pagan holiday celebrated during the Fall, usually in October. Across the globe, traditions will vary, but one common theme is the act of celebrators dressing in costumes and children going trick-or-treating. Non-celebrators may hold religious meetings or simply choose not to partake in trick-or-treating. For the full article on Halloween, visit the Wikipedia page here. Halloween Halloween (Aulin in gergo italico) è una festa di origini alcoliche nata in Irlanda e stuprata nelle Americhe. Cade il 31 ottobre e celebra la morte, il diabete, il capitalismo e il sequestro di fanciulli a scopo ludico. Le sue caratteristiche principali sono il travestivismo, il consumo smodato di dolci e il perpetramento di terribili scherzi al prossimo, come l'omicidio. Il tutto immerso in un'atmosfera macabra quasi quanto quella del Carnevale. Op Halloween morgen worden de leerlingen wakker met de geweldig lekkere geur van gebakken pompoen die de hele dag door de gangen drijft. 's Avonds is er een Halloween feest. De Grote Zaal is op die dag versierd met duizenden vleermuizen die fladderen van de muren en het plafond terwijl nog duizend meer over de tafels scheren. Ook nog boven de tafels zijn de kaarsen vervangen door pompoenen met kaarsjes erin. Net zoals op het banquet bij het begin van het schooljaar verschijnt het eten op de gouden borden. Maar nu is het in plaats van gezond voedsel, voornamelijk snoepgoed. thumb|258px Halloween (traducida en España como La noche de Halloween, 1978) es una película de horror independiente de bajo presupuesto dirigida por John Carpenter y protagonizada por Jamie Lee Curtis y Donald Pleasence. La película fue rodada de manera independiente y a muy bajo costo, 325.000 dólares, y fue un enorme éxito de taquilla. Este éxito provocó el rodaje de 8 secuelas que explotaban el personaje de Michael Myers. Halloween is a storyline mission in Chapter 1 of Bully. Halloween is a holiday that comes on the last day of October. It is a day of celebration typically centered on horror and the occult. Halloween is the first major boss encountered in Dark Cloud 2. It is first seen at the end of the prologue chasing Maximillian down the streets of Palm Brinks, but is later fought at the end of the Underground Channel. It is a giant spider-like clown robot controlled by Flotsam. Halloween is an event which is annually held on the 31st of October. You can find some additional information in the Tibianews article here. Halloween is one of the major Holidays on the Newgrounds Calendar. There is a main Collection for Halloween and separate Collections for each year since 2000. There are competitions every year with cash prizes for Flash submissions. Day 48 As an adult you can wear a monster mask and interact with the item on another player for a small mood boost. Can be done every hour. Children under 12 years old can carve a jack-o'-lantern from the pumpkin item and receive 1 experience point. This is the day the credit item Halloween Horror movie must be used to receive 4 experience. You must watch it with someone who hasn't seen the movie, if not your mood and health will be dropped the next day. right Halloween ja Celosvětový svátek. U nás ho slavíme jako Památka Vzesnulých. A jak slaví Dofus ? Programátoři Dofus vymění Gobbally za Jack O'Gobball. Vymění také Tofu za Jack O'Tofu. Jakmile vyhrajete boj s těmito monstry, dostanate kartu, které vás promění na dotyčné monstrum. Pro ochranu, abyste jste se neproměnili na monstrum dostanete helmu která vás před tímto dropem ochrání. Halloween is a lame event is a ROBOT OF DEATH!!! It crawls on four clown hand feet and has a spherical french clown head with plus signs as eyes. It appears on rounds 55 and 90. It is a boss but it refuses to appear in BOSS BASH!!! do to its owner. I had never seen such a fright. The witch jumped on her broom and flew away at such a pace, that I only managed to see a black dot disappear into the night sky. Halloween is a holiday in Papa's Cheeseria 2. It is unlocked at Rank 11. Halloween evolved out of the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, when it was believed that the spirits of the dead returned to Earth. It was once widely believed that ghosts were loose on Halloween and that it was a night of revelry for witches and wizards. Consequently, Halloween has become associated with monsters, such as werewolves and vampires, and things that go bump in the night in general. This wiki should give you some ideas for how to celebrate Halloween and also give you some further information on some of the scary things associated with it. Halloween is an annual holiday that is celebrated on October 31; which is also Michael Landon's birthday. It was covered on the Little House on the Prairie television series in the episodes "The Halloween Dream", "The Monster of Walnut Grove" and additionally, "The Werewolf of Walnut Grove". Where Albert pretended to be a werewolf. "Halloween" is an episode of Stupid Mario Brothers, dedicated to the Halloween of 2008. It was released on October 31 of that year. thumb|270px|HalloweenHalloween ist ein Volksbrauch am Abend und in der Nacht vor Allerheiligen, vom 31. Oktober auf den 1. November. With Halloween coming up along with the Church's annual Halloween carnival, the family learns why Eric despises it so much. Lucy learns the truth about a reclusive man named "Mutant Mike" who has been accused of murder. Meanwhile, Mary has other plans to spend her Halloween night. The following pets can be changed to have the Halloween style: Acara, Aisha, Blumaroo, Bruce, Buzz, Chia, Cybunny, Draik, Gelert, Grarrl, Ixi, Jetsam, JubJub, Kacheek, Kau, Kiko, Koi, Korbat, Kougra, Krawk, Kyrii, Lenny, Lupe, Meerca, Moehog, Mynci, Nimmo, Peophin, Ruki, Shoyru, Techo, Tonu, Tuskaninny, Uni, Usul, Wocky, Yurble, Zafara Some petpets can have the Halloween style: Other items can also have the Halloween style. Halloween-themed items become available, such as Vampire and Super Toon , as well as speedchat phrases. Three major events happen during Halloween: Bloodsucker mega cog invasions, Trick-or-Treating, and Black Cat Day. "I DESIRE ICE SUCKYYYYYY!" - A kid, wanting some Ice Sucky on Halloween Halloween is a special holiday. It is known mostly for little kiddies going out to steal candy from people's houses. However, there is one other thing...a tradition known underground, a tradition hidden from the public eye. This tradition is known as Halloween Murder! Every night on Halloween, various killers, such as Johnny C., Captain Ahab, and Grandpa Figg stalk the streets, causing chaos. With their skills they are able to hide from police, and take down innocent people. About 2000 years ago, the Celts lived in the parts called Western Europe, celebrated the end of their year on the night of October 31st with bonfires and wore costumes for the festival of Samhain. Their new year started the next day, but on that night, the Celts believed that between the living and the dead had blurred and that the people who were dead came back to roam the Earth, destroy their crops, hide livestock, and 'haunt' the living who might have done them wrong. In A.D. 43, the Celts were overrun by the Romans who ruled during the next 400 years and combined two of their fall festivals with Samhain. In late October, the Romans remembered their dead on Feralia and then honored Pomona the Roman goddess of fruit and trees. That’s how the tradition of bobbing for apples got started. B Halloween prizes are only founded in the day of the special holiday. Some Halloween pets are the Bat, Black Cat and the Purple Monster. Halloween celebration is a new phenomenon in Finland, and so far no Finnish equivalent to the term has emerged. Halloween, alternatively spelled Hallowe'en, was a human holiday traditionally celebrated on 31 October. On Halloween 1938, Orson Welles broadcast a radio play adaptation of H. G. Wells' novel The War of the Worlds, convincing certain members of the American population that Mars had really invaded. (AUDIO: Invaders from Mars) At some point during the 1990s, Amelia Pond made Rory Williams dress up as the "raggedy Doctor" for Halloween. (COMIC: Imaginary Enemies) what do you get when you cross Bambi and a ghost where do ghosts sing The Russo's haunted house has been lame every year, because Justin insists that they focus on safety. The person in charge of the haunted house threatens to take it away if it's not scary. Alex then goes to the wizard world and gets three real but kind of lame ghosts, following her dad's orders. But, they aren't scary enough at first, Teresa thinks they're just people in masks. Alex and Harper go back to the wizard world and get 'Mantooth' the scariest ghost from the wizard world who used to scare Justin at night. Mantooth does something with his face that scares the children so badly that they flee the house. Mr. Evans immediately declares that their haunted house is too scary and takes it away anyway. "Halloween" is the 10th episode of the series and the 5th(b) of Season 1 of Robotboy. thumb|250px|Zło wcielone Halloween (łac. Cukierkus Psikus) – święto narodowe Stanów Zjednoczonych, obchodzone równocześnie z dniem zakończenia października. Simba and Vitani are sent to the smelters yards to collect iron, however, Flotsam and Jetsam scare them. A tarpaulin falls onto Vitani, and Flotsam, Jetsam, and Simba think she is a ghost. Flotsam and Jetsam are sent to do Simba and Vitani's work. Halloween is a holiday. Halloween is a holiday that occurs on October 31st. During this month many visual changes occur around Sherwood Castle including the Dragon statue being changed to a pumpkin and players are given a pumpkin head for a limited time. Halloween is the fifteenth episode of Phil of the Future Halloween is a holiday celebrated in the World of Daventry. Often people dress up in costumes such as Count Dracula and go Trick and Treating. Some like to carve Jack-o-lanterns and put a candle inside of it for Halloween.. Some might say its always Holloween in Ooga Booga land. Halloween was a human holiday celebrated on the 31st day of October. The holiday developed from several older religious festivals, and emphasized ideas and characters that were frightening to most humans. The alien explorers Korob and Sylvia constructed a castle, took on the roles of a wizard and sorceress, and used other constructs which reminded humans such as Captain James T. Kirk and Doctor Leonard McCoy of Halloween. (TOS episode: "Catspaw") thumb|275px|Jacqu'O, l'animateur d'HalloweenHalloween est un évènement présent dans Animal Crossing, Animal Crossing: Let's Go to the City et Animal Crossing: New Leaf, qui se produit tous les ans le 31 octobre et qui est animé par Jacqu'O. This event took place between October 26th to November 1st. Trainers received double Candy for catching, hatching, and transferring Pokémon. The required Buddy distance was reduced by a quarter. This meant that Pokémon received Candy four times faster. Trainers saw an increased spawn rate for scary Pokémon. These Pokémon included: Zubat, Golbat, Gastly, Haunter, Gengar, Drowzee, Hypno, Cubone, and Marowak. Halloween es un evento de temporada que tiene lugar a finales de Octubre. Empieza el 18 Octubre y termina el 1 de Noviembre. The gang is at odds with each other after finding their old permanent records on Halloween night at their old, burned down elementary school. Meanwhile, Red and Kitty reminisce about their first Halloween at Point Place. You can find Halloween VHS Gallery here. I love Halloween! I'd like Halloween to be more than once a year. There's a great wiki for Halloween stuff at http://www.hauntwiki.com Haunt Wiki Halloween was an Earth holiday celebrated on the evening of October 31st. It was a holiday that celebrated witches, ghosts, mumbo jumbo, and other monsters that go bump in the night. It also allowed celebrants to dress up in costumes to trick or treat. "Catspaw", which originally aired on 27 October 1967 , was written with the intention of being a "Halloween treat" for the viewers. Jordan just wants a nice, quiet Halloween of trick or treating, but Josh wants to solve a mystery. Halloween für das Atari 2600 kam einzig und allein im Halloween Special von James Rolfe vor. Im Spiel übernimmt man die Rolles eines Babysitters und versucht Kinder vor Michael Myers zu retten. Jedes mal wenn dieser auf dem Bildschirm erscheint, erklingt das bekannte Halloween Theme. Es ist ein derartig abstraktes und schlechtes Spiel, so Rolfe, das er sich schämt es gespielt zu haben. Das einzigste was James daran als gut bezeichnet, ist der Tod der Kinder, wenn Mikel sie enthauptet. The origins of the festival can be traced back more than two thousand years to the polytheistic Celts in the British Isles. Halloween's pagan origins and perceived associations with evil mean that many religious people, especially Christians regard it with suspicion. Halloween or All Hallows' Eve is an evil unholiday designed by godless bears and mainly celebrated by neo-pagans and homosexuals in order for them to hide themselves with costume, walk amongst us unnoticed, monitor our every behavior, and eat our sweet American candy. Halloween is Satan's birthday. The correct Christian dogmatic term for it is the Eve Before All Saints' Day. Halloween should also be recognized as a socialist holiday since it teaches our kids about equal distribution of candy through banging on peoples door's for candy instead receiving their candy through patriotic means such as capitalism.Unfortunautly, Halloween was removed from Pakistan because they took away the Ghandi. Halloween is an annual event featured exclusively in The Last Stand: Dead Zone. It begins approximately one week before October 31st, and lasts until a few days after. During this time, certain zombies may be seen dressed up for the event, as well as several exclusive weapons, gear, and clothing items will be available. Certain may also be constructed. Op Halloween morgen worden de leerlingen wakker met de geweldig lekkere geur van gebakken pompoen die de hele dag door de gangen drijft. 's Avonds is er een Halloween feest. De Grote Zaal is op die dag versierd met duizenden vleermuizen die fladderen van de muren en het plafond terwijl nog duizend meer over de tafels scheren. Ook nog boven de tafels zijn de kaarsen vervangen door pompoenen met kaarsjes erin. Net zoals op het banquet bij het begin van het schooljaar verschijnt het eten op de gouden borden. Maar nu is het in plaats van gezond voedsel, voornamelijk snoepgoed. Halloween is an autumn event that is celebrated by the villagers of the town in the Animal Crossing series. Jack, a character wearing a pumpkin on his head, appears at 6:00 PM until 1:00 AM. During this time, villagers around the town will dress up like him. The event happens in every game, excluding Wild World. Halloween is a fanfiction about Friends. It is Halloween and the friends are enjoying their holidays. However, when Rachel finds an note, Someone starts stalking them. Will they find out the truth, or die trying. Halloween es el sexto capítulo de la Segunda Temporada de Buffy, cazavampiros. This page gives you the opportunity to redirect to the original article that is on Wikipedia or stay on the American Football Database. Clicking on the link on this page will redirect to Wikipedia's Halloween article. Take me to the [ Halloween] article on Wikipedia. Click here to return to the American Football Database main page or just hit your browsers back button to return to your previous page. These Redirect pages should be eliminated in either of two ways. Things to think about: Halloween is an annual map, available during the Halloween celebrations in Tanki. It features dark skies, and a series of Halloween-themed landscape objects, such as tombstones, ghosts and pumpkins. In the episode "Halloween with the Addams Family", Gomez carves Uncle Fester's likeness into a jack o'lantern. The children dress up and go trick-or-treating. Gomez reads the Halloween poem. The adults bob for the crab. Halloween can be described as, creatively speaking, the ages 0-10 of who enjoy tricking-or-treating and getting candy and dressing up. Most commonly, after you get into your teenage years, you have more fun scaring little kids into giving you their candy by dressing up in costumes, and if they don't give it to you, well then, beat them up. And also it's fun to ding-dong-ditch people when they cuss you out when you run away. Mostly, if you still trick-or-treat when you are sixteen, then you're gay. Every now and them, Sryth features special, . Some of them are seasonal and semi-regular. Halloween is one of them. Some of the Halloween-themed events have sticked, like Wurmwrit's Farm with its Pumpkin , some of the pumpkin , and the "Halloween" is the fifth episode of the second season of The Office and the 11th overall. It was written by Greg Daniels and directed by Paul Feig. It first aired on October 18, 2005. It was viewed by 8 million people. Halloween is an event which is annually held on the 31st of October. You can find some additional information in the Tibianews article here. nce lead section with bolded mention of article name."---> "Halloween" is an episode of Welcome to Bikini Bottom!. Halloween is a holiday celebrated on the night of October 31st. Halloween is a 1978 American independent horror film set in the fictional suburban midwestern town of Haddonfield, Illinois on Halloween. The original draft of the screenplay was titled The Babysitter Murders. John Carpenter directed the film, which stars Donald Pleasence as Dr. Sam Loomis, Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode, and Nick Castle, Tony Moran and Tommy Lee Wallace sharing the role of Michael Myers (listed in the credits as "The Shape"). The film centers on Myers' escape from a psychiatric hospital, his murdering of teenagers, and Dr. Loomis' attempts to track and stop him. Halloween is widely regarded as a classic among horror films, and as one of the most influential horror films of its era. In 2006, it was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by The ninth episode of the first season of My So-Called Life. This episode comes after Strangers in the House and before Other People's Mothers. The broadcast date was October 27, 1994. The production code was 59401. Halloween est un événement fêté dans la nuit du 31 octobre au 1er novembre durant laquelle les esprits des morts reviennent sur Terre pour se mêler aux vivants. Cet fête dure plusieurs jours et se termine durant la nuit d'Halloween même. Il s'agit de la transposition dans le monde de Guild Wars de la célèbre fête nord-américaine au cours de laquelle les enfants se déguisent en monstres pour aller réclamer des bonbons et autres friandises à leur voisins. Mais dans Guild Wars, ce n'est pas que des esprits qui viennent rendre visite aux joueurs. Il y a aussi Dépine, le roi dément. Halloween is the 13th episode of Season 2 on FOX teen soap Beverly Hills, 90210. Halloween or All Hallow's Eve was a notorious time to the inhabitants of the Caribbean, due to Jolly Roger's rather morbid holiday tradition of casting a curse over the citizens and pirates of the islands! File:Holiday curse.jpg File:Screenshot 1gg.png During this time, pirates who stayed outside during the full moon were transformed into the undead (Curse of the Muertos Moon or Curse of the Dead Moon), and compelled to attack their fellow pirates and cause havoc around the Caribbean. See Also: Curse of the Muertos Moon and Friday the 13th File:Zombe pvp.jpg Tipiche attività per Halloween includono il "dolcetto o scherzetto?", feste in costume, decorazioni a tema (come le immancabili zucche con la faccia spaventosa), fare scherzi o giochi paurosi, raccontare storie dell'orrore e così via. If you see an issue that involves Halloween but is not listed, add the template to the issue. ______________________________________________________________________________________ Halloween is the ninth episode of the third series of My Parents Are Aliens. Lanturnacht (Halloween) festivities begin in the 13 days prior to the day, and also a short while afterwards. Halloween is a storyline mission that occurs in Chapter 1. Gary, wearing the uniform of a Nazi SS officer, meets Jimmy in his dorm room, providing Jimmy with a skeleton suit. They meet Petey, who's been given a pink bunny costume by Gary, and head out of the dorm for a night of pranking, having to avoid Russell. As Gary explains, the Prefects are busy at a party and the Teachers are supposedly entertaining the kids, but are really holed up in the lounge. Completing 5 of the 6 errands unlocks The Big Prank. Halloween is the twenty-first (twenty-sixth in Australia) episode of the eighth season. The Cinema Snob (with disgust): Ugh, I hate it when I do popular movies! The Cinema Snob: So many times throughout the years I had to watch all of these slasher movies with sex-upped teenagers, virginal leading ladies, pot-smoking, nudity, silent mask-wearing madmen. Now thankfully I get to watch one that… (a beat) also have all of those things… But the cinematography is fantastic, so that makes it okay. The Cinema Snob (confused): 'The hell? That's a silly title. Announcer: Yes, Stretch Armstrong! Now stretching farther out than ever before! Michael's dad: Michael? Lynda: TOTALLY! Lynda: Totally. Halloween ist ein Fest auf der Erde, welches am 31. Oktober, den Tag vor Allerheiligen gefeiert wird. In einigen Ländern ist es an Halloween Brauch sich mit grusligen Kostümen zu verkleiden. Als Captain Jean-Luc Picard in der Uniform eines Captains vor der Holofigur Jessica Bradley erscheint, entschuldigt er sich mit einer verlorenen Wette für die ungewöhnliche Kleidung. Bradley antwortet, dass Picard so ganz gut zu Halloween gehen könne. (TNG: ) In der deutschen Fassung redet Bradley von Fasching statt von Halloween. Halloween!! Hallo? E'EN!! Over fucking here, E'en, you mong!! Over here!! HALLO!!! What a fucking mong... In der Nacht vom 31.Oktober zum 01.November. Das Wort "Halloween" ist abgeleitet von engl." All Hallows´Eve", also der Vorabend von Allerheiligen.Es werden verschiedene multikulturelle Theorien zur Herkunft diskutiert. Sehr beliebt, wenn auch nicht belegt, ist die Theorie des irisch-keltischen Ursprungs. Das Datum steht neben Allerheiligen und Allerseelen in Verbindung mit dem Ende des Sommers. Zahlreiche Bräuche, die mit dem Totenreich, Geistersehen etc. einhergehen, fallen in diese Zeit. Dazu eine Aufsehen erregende Dekoration und ein durchdachtes Marketingkonzept. Kürbis in allen Variationen Halloween has a special event each year, starting in 2005. Including special drops, redecorated towns, visits from NPC's, games, etc. Halloween is the night when the world of the dead is closest to the Mortal world. On Halloween night, Bumblebee and Bulkhead went trick-or-treating with Sari. They were spotted by Blackarachnia who at first looked like a Halloween decoration which Sari used to pull a Halloween prank on Optimus, Sari put a big spider up in front of him which he chopped up with his axe. After Blackarachnia took the key she used it to turn every organic into older, wrinkly versions of themselves. Eww. Along Came a Spider Halloween is a holiday celebrated on October 31st. Halloween (also spelled Hallowe'en) is an annual holiday celebrated on October 31. It has roots in the Celtic festival of Samhain and the Christian holy day of All Saints, but is today largely a secular celebration. Halloween activities include trick-or-treating , wearing costumes and attending costume parties, carving jack-o'-lanterns, ghost tours, bonfires, apple bobbing, visiting haunted attractions, pranks, telling scary stories, and watching horror films. "Halloween" is a short screamer video by YouTuber Matthew Santoro as a little Halloween treat in 2012. Halloween est une fête folklorique qui se déroule dans la nuit du 31 octobre au 1er novembre. "Halloween" is the sixth episode of the second season of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and is the eighteenth episode in the series. It was written by Joss Whedon and Carl Ellsworth and directed by Bruce Seth Green. It was originally broadcast on October 27, 1997. On Halloween, Buffy and her friends patronize an unusual costume shop where customers turn into whatever costume they are wearing. "Halloween" is the first part of the special Halloween installment which was set following the events of When a Stranger Calls. It is the thirteenth episode of Season 2 and the twenty third episode of the series overall. It aired on October 18, 2016 as part one of a two hour Halloween Special. Halloween is a 1978 American independent slasher horror film directed and scored by John Carpenter, co-written with producer Debra Hill, and starring Donald Pleasence and Jamie Lee Curtis in her film debut. The film was the first installment in what has become the Halloween franchise. The plot is set in the fictional Midwestern town of Haddonfield, Illinois. On Halloween night in 1963, a six-year-old Michael Myers murders his older sister by stabbing her with a kitchen knife. Fifteen years later, he escapes from a psychiatric hospital, returns home, and stalks teenager Laurie Strode and her friends. Michael's psychiatrist Dr. Sam Loomis suspects Michael's intentions, and follows him to Haddonfield to try to prevent him from killing. Halloween is the third album by The Combats. The album was released on October 30, 2007.
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Cette année la Reine des courges vous permet d'obtenir des décors exclusifs : Tipiche attività per Halloween includono il "dolcetto o scherzetto?", feste in costume, decorazioni a tema (come le immancabili zucche con la faccia spaventosa), fare scherzi o giochi paurosi, raccontare storie dell'orrore e così via. Halloween is a storyline mission that occurs in Chapter 1. Gary, wearing the uniform of a Nazi SS officer, meets Jimmy in his dorm room, providing Jimmy with a skeleton suit. They meet Petey, who's been given a pink bunny costume by Gary, and head out of the dorm for a night of pranking, having to avoid Russell. As Gary explains, the Prefects are busy at a party and the Teachers are supposedly entertaining the kids, but are really holed up in the lounge. Jimmy can run several errands that involve throwing stink bombs, itching powder and eggs at students, tripping students with marbles, and setting off a Volcano 4000 firework. Gary and Petey follow him the whole mission, unless they are knocked out. Completing 5 of the 6 errands unlocks The Big Prank. Halloween can be described as, creatively speaking, the ages 0-10 of who enjoy tricking-or-treating and getting candy and dressing up. Most commonly, after you get into your teenage years, you have more fun scaring little kids into giving you their candy by dressing up in costumes, and if they don't give it to you, well then, beat them up. And also it's fun to ding-dong-ditch people when they cuss you out when you run away. Mostly, if you still trick-or-treat when you are sixteen, then you're gay. Halloween is a fanfiction about Friends. It is Halloween and the friends are enjoying their holidays. However, when Rachel finds an note, Someone starts stalking them. Will they find out the truth, or die trying. Halloween is the forty ninth episode of the series Weebl & Bob. Posted: 30th October, 2003 Summary: Terrifying. Simply terrifying. Cheechy as the voice of kevin. Tune: Spooky Tuppence - The Tuppence Players Credits: Weebl and Skoo All Saints Day, combined with a late Pagan festival of the occult. Largely ignored in the UK until the release of ET in 1982, when suddenly small children started roaming the streets looking like they'd been involved in road accidents. First Halloween meet was organised by Si Brake in Wimbledon in 2003. Attendees included Jess, Smith, Tebb (on her way to the airport to fly back to New Zealand for good!), Paola, Joinee Rev Yellow and Rufous. Halloween is an annual map, available during the Halloween celebrations in Tanki. It features dark skies, and a series of Halloween-themed landscape objects, such as tombstones, ghosts and pumpkins. I love Halloween! I'd like Halloween to be more than once a year. There's a great wiki for Halloween stuff at http://www.hauntwiki.com Haunt Wiki In der Nacht vom 31.Oktober zum 01.November. Das Wort "Halloween" ist abgeleitet von engl." All Hallows´Eve", also der Vorabend von Allerheiligen.Es werden verschiedene multikulturelle Theorien zur Herkunft diskutiert. Sehr beliebt, wenn auch nicht belegt, ist die Theorie des irisch-keltischen Ursprungs. Das Datum steht neben Allerheiligen und Allerseelen in Verbindung mit dem Ende des Sommers. Zahlreiche Bräuche, die mit dem Totenreich, Geistersehen etc. einhergehen, fallen in diese Zeit. Sicher scheint, dass Halloween von irischen Einwanderern in die USA exportiert, und von dort aus nach Europa reimportiert wurde. Üblich sind Verkleidungen aus dem Grusel-und Phantasie-Themenkreis wie Fledermäuse und Vampire, Geister, Hexen, Skelette und Untote. Kinder ziehen verkleidet von Haus zu Haus und drohen mit "Süsses oder Saures!", Streiche zu spielen, falls sie keine Leckereien bekommen. von Walk Akts, die als Vampire Ihre Halloween Idee begleiten oder bewerben bis zur aufregenden Grusical Show mit professionellen Musical Darstellern: wohliger Grusel, packendes Schauspiel, Live Gesang mit Songs aus Musicals wie "Tanz der Vampire", "Drakula" u.s.w. und selbstverständlich tolle Kostüme. Dazu eine Aufsehen erregende Dekoration und ein durchdachtes Marketingkonzept. Kürbis in allen Variationen Nehmen Sie das Thema der Veranstaltung sowohl in der Dekoration als auch in den Namen und dem Dressieren der Speisen auf. Mit wenig Aufwand kann das Personal entsprechend verkleidet werden. Halloween Events wie Dinner Shows bieten zahlreiche Möglichkeiten, Ihre Gäste interaktiv mit einzubinden. Typische Halloween Farben sind schwarz, orange, grau, weiss, rot und gelb. Ausgehöhlte Kürbisse, in die gruselige Fratzen geschnitten wurden, werden von innen beleuchtet. (LED) Darüber hinaus eignet sich alles, was in den Themenkreis passt. Beratung zu Shows, Walk Akts und Marketing / PR zu Halloween: Beispiel eines Halloween Walk Akts: Common Halloween activities include trick-or-treating, wearing costumes and attending costume parties, carving jack-o'-lanterns, ghost tours, bonfires, apple bobbing, visiting haunted attractions, committing pranks, telling ghost stories or other frightening tales, and watching horror films. Halloween is an event which is annually held on the 31st of October. You can find some additional information in the Tibianews article here. Halloween or All Hallows' Eve is an evil unholiday designed by godless bears and mainly celebrated by neo-pagans and homosexuals in order for them to hide themselves with costume, walk amongst us unnoticed, monitor our every behavior, and eat our sweet American candy. Halloween is Satan's birthday. The correct Christian dogmatic term for it is the Eve Before All Saints' Day. Halloween should also be recognized as a socialist holiday since it teaches our kids about equal distribution of candy through banging on peoples door's for candy instead receiving their candy through patriotic means such as capitalism.Unfortunautly, Halloween was removed from Pakistan because they took away the Ghandi. The Russo's haunted house has been lame every year, because Justin insists that they focus on safety. The person in charge of the haunted house threatens to take it away if it's not scary. Alex then goes to the wizard world and gets three real but kind of lame ghosts, following her dad's orders. But, they aren't scary enough at first, Teresa thinks they're just people in masks. Alex and Harper go back to the wizard world and get 'Mantooth' the scariest ghost from the wizard world who used to scare Justin at night. Mantooth does something with his face that scares the children so badly that they flee the house. Mr. Evans immediately declares that their haunted house is too scary and takes it away anyway. thumb|350px|Calabazas, uno de los típicos adornos de la fiesta de Halloween. Halloween es una festividad celebrada tanto por muggles como por la comunidad mágica el 31 de octubre. En el colegio Hogwarts, hay una fiesta cada año en Halloween y el primer fin de semana de Hogsmeade del año suele ser alrededor del mismo día. Rubeus Hagrid hizo crecer enormes calabazas para la fiesta mediante magia. En este día de 1981, la Primera Guerra Mágica terminó con la desaparición de Lord Voldemort, tras el asesinato de James y Lily Potter. También fue el día en que Sir Nicholas de Mimsy-Porpington murió. Halloween is a 1978 American independent horror film set in the fictional suburban midwestern town of Haddonfield, Illinois on Halloween. The original draft of the screenplay was titled The Babysitter Murders. John Carpenter directed the film, which stars Donald Pleasence as Dr. Sam Loomis, Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode, and Nick Castle, Tony Moran and Tommy Lee Wallace sharing the role of Michael Myers (listed in the credits as "The Shape"). The film centers on Myers' escape from a psychiatric hospital, his murdering of teenagers, and Dr. Loomis' attempts to track and stop him. Halloween is widely regarded as a classic among horror films, and as one of the most influential horror films of its era. In 2006, it was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant". Halloween was produced on a budget of $325,000 and grossed $47 million at the box office in the United States, equivalent to over $150 million as of 2008, becoming one of the most profitable independent films ever made. Many critics credit the film as the first in a long line of slasher films inspired by Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho (1960). The movie originated many clichés found in low-budget horror films of the 1980s and 1990s. However, the film contains little graphic violence and gore. Critics have suggested that Halloween and its slasher film successors may encourage sadism and misogyny. Others have suggested the film is a social critique of the immorality of young people in 1970s America, pointing out that many of Myers' victims are sexually promiscuous substance abusers, while the lone heroine is depicted as chaste and innocent (although she is seen smoking a marijuana joint, and her two best friends are sexually active and are substance abusers). While Carpenter dismisses such analyses, the perceived parallel between the characters' moral strengths and their likelihood of surviving to the film's conclusion has nevertheless become a standard slasher movie trope. ==Plot==On Halloween night 1963, six-year-old Michael Myers (Will Sandin) murders his seventeen-year-old sister Judith (Sandy Johnson) with a large kitchen knife at their home in Haddonfield, Illinois. Almost immediately after, his mother and father arrive home and find him in a trance-like state. They send him to Smith's Grove - Warren County Sanitarium and he is placed under the care of child psychiatrist Dr. Sam Loomis (Donald Pleasence). Eight years of treatment lead Loomis to suspect that Michael is nothing less than pure evil. Seven years of trying to keep Myers locked up ends upon his attempted transfer to be prosecuted as an adult. Myers (now 21 years old) escapes from Smith's Grove, steals the institution's car, kills a truck driver for his jump suit, and returns to Haddonfield. Loomis knows where he is going and pursues him. In Haddonfield, Myers stalks teenager Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) and some of her friends. At various points throughout the day Laurie sees a man in a white mask (from her classroom window, behind a bush while she walks home, and in the clothesline from her bedroom window). Later in the evening, Laurie meets her friend Annie Brackett (Nancy Kyes) who is babysitting Lindsey Wallace (Kyle Richards) across the street from where Laurie is babysitting Tommy Doyle (Brian Andrews). After arranging to pick up her boyfriend, Annie sends Lindsey to stay with Laurie at the Doyle house before being murdered by Myers. Tommy sees Myers carrying Annie's body into the Wallace house and thinks he is the Boogeyman. Laurie dismisses the boy's terror and sends Tommy and Lindsey to bed. Myers later murders another friend of Laurie's, Lynda Van Der Klok (P. J. Soles) and Lynda's boyfriend, Robert "Bob" Simms (John Michael Graham) after they have sex in the empty Wallace house. Laurie worries for her friends' safety after receiving a strange phone call from Lynda at the Wallace house. She walks across the street and discovers the three bodies plus Judith Myers' missing tombstone. She is attacked by Michael Myers but escapes back to the Doyle house. Laurie stabs Myers in the neck with a knitting needle, in the eye with a clothes hanger, and with a knife in the torso, but he continues to pursue her. Eventually, Loomis spots Tommy and Lindsey running from the house and finds Myers in the upstairs hallway. Loomis rescues Laurie from being strangled by Myers, shooting him six times and causing him to fall from the house's second-story balcony. Upon looking out the window for Myers' body, however, Loomis discovers that he is nowhere to be found, and the film ends. ==Production==After viewing John Carpenter's film Assault on Precinct 13 (1976) at the Milan Film Festival, independent film producer Irwin Yablans and financier Moustapha Akkad sought out Carpenter to direct a film for them about a psychotic killer that stalked babysitters. In an interview with Fangoria magazine, Yablans stated, "I was thinking what would make sense in the horror genre, and what I wanted to do was make a picture that had the same impact as The Exorcist." Carpenter and his then-girlfriend Debra Hill began drafting a story originally titled The Babysitter Murders, but Carpenter told Entertainment Weekly that Yablans suggested setting the movie on Halloween night and naming it Halloween instead. Akkad fronted the $325,000 for the film's budget, considered low at the time (even though Carpenter's previous film, Assault on Precinct 13, had an estimated budget of $100,000). Akkad worried over the tight schedule, low budget, and Carpenter's limited experience as a filmmaker, but told Fangoria, "Two things made me decide. One, Carpenter told me the story verbally and in a suspenseful way, almost frame for frame. Second, he told me he didn't want to take any fees, and that showed he had confidence in the project." Carpenter received $10,000 for directing, writing, and composing the music, retaining rights to 10 percent of the film's profits. Because of the low budget, wardrobe and props were often crafted from items on hand or that could be purchased inexpensively. Carpenter hired Tommy Lee Wallace as production designer, art director, location scout and co-editor. Wallace created the trademark mask worn by Michael Myers throughout the film from a Captain Kirk mask purchased for $1.98. Carpenter recalled how Wallace "widened the eye holes and spray-painted the flesh a bluish white. In the script it said Michael Myers' mask had 'the pale features of a human face' and it truly was spooky looking. It didn't look anything like William Shatner after Tommy got through with it." Hill adds that the "idea was to make him almost humorless, faceless — this sort of pale visage that could resemble a human or not." Many of the actors wore their own clothes, and Jamie Lee Curtis' wardrobe was purchased at J.C. Penney for around a hundred dollars. The limited budget also dictated the filming location and time schedule. Halloween was filmed in 21 days in the spring of 1978 in South Pasadena, California and Sierra Madre, California (cemetery). An abandoned house owned by a church stood in as the Myers house. Two homes on Orange Grove Avenue (near Sunset Boulevard) in Hollywood were used for the film's climax. The crew had difficulty finding pumpkins in the spring, and artificial fall leaves had to be reused for multiple scenes. Local families dressed their children in Halloween costumes and trick-or-treated them for Carpenter. In August 2006, Fangoria reported that Synapse Films had discovered boxes of negatives containing footage cut from the film. One was labeled "1981" suggesting that it was additional footage for the television version of the film. Synapse owner Don May, Jr. said, "What we've got is pretty much all the unused original camera negative from John Carpenter's original Halloween. Luckily, Billy [Kirkus] was able to find this material before it was destroyed. The story on how we got the negative is a long one, but we'll save it for when we're able to showcase the materials in some way. Kirkus should be commended for pretty much saving the Holy Grail of horror films." It was later reported, "We just learned from Sean Clark, long time Halloween genius, that the footage found is just that: footage. There is no sound in any of the reels so far, since none of it was used in the final edit." ===Writing===Yablans and Akkad ceded most of the creative control to writers Carpenter and Hill (whom Carpenter wanted as producer), but Yablans did offer several suggestions. According to a Fangoria interview with Debra Hill, "Yablans wanted the script written like a radio show, with 'boos' every 10 minutes." Hill explained that the script took three weeks to write and much of the inspiration behind the plot came from Celtic traditions of Halloween such as the festival of Samhain. Although Samhain is not mentioned in the plot of the first film, Hill asserts that: the idea was that you couldn't kill evil, and that was how we came about the story. We went back to the old idea of Samhain, that Halloween was the night where all the souls are let out to wreak havoc on the living, and then came up with the story about the most evil kid who ever lived. And when John came up with this fable of a town with a dark secret of someone who once lived there, and now that evil has come back, that's what made Halloween work. Hill wrote most of the female characters' dialogue, while Carpenter drafted Loomis' speeches on the evilness of Michael Myers. Many script details were drawn from Carpenter's and Hill's adolescence and early careers. The fictional town of Haddonfield, Illinois was derived from Haddonfield, New Jersey, where Hill grew up, and most of the street names were taken from Carpenter's hometown of Bowling Green, Kentucky. Laurie Strode was the name of one of Carpenter's old girlfriends and Michael Myers was the name of an English producer who had previously entered, with Yablans, Assault on Precinct 13 in various European film festivals. In Halloween, Carpenter pays homage to Alfred Hitchcock with two characters' names; Tommy Doyle is named after Lt. Det. Thomas J. Doyle (Wendell Corey) of Rear Window (1954), and Dr. Loomis' name was taken from Sam Loomis (John Gavin) of Psycho, the boyfriend of Marion Crane (Janet Leigh). Sheriff Leigh Brackett shared the name of a film screenwriter. ===Casting=== The cast of Halloween included veteran actor Donald Pleasence and then-unknown actress Jamie Lee Curtis. The low budget limited the number of big names that Carpenter could attract, and most of the actors received very little compensation for their roles. Pleasence was paid the highest amount at $20,000, Curtis received $8,000, and Nick Castle earned $25 a day. The role of Dr. Sam Loomis was offered to Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee; both declined the part due to the low pay (though Lee would later tell Carpenter that declining the role was his biggest career mistake). English actor Pleasence — Carpenter's third choice — agreed to star. Pleasence has been called "John Carpenter's big landing." Americans were already acquainted with Pleasence as the villain Ernst Stavro Blofeld in the James Bond film You Only Live Twice (1967). In an interview, Carpenter admits that "Jamie Lee wasn't the first choice for Laurie. I had no idea who she was. She was 19 and in a TV show at the time, but I didn't watch TV." He originally wanted to cast Anne Lockhart, the daughter of June Lockhart from Lassie, as Laurie Strode. Lockhart, however, had commitments to several other film and television projects. Debra Hill says of learning that Jamie Lee was the daughter of Psycho actress Janet Leigh, "I knew casting Jamie Lee would be great publicity for the film because her mother was in Psycho." Halloween was Jamie Lee Curtis' feature film debut and launched her career as a "scream queen" horror star. Another relatively unknown actress, Nancy Kyes (credited in the film as Nancy Loomis) was cast as Laurie's promiscuous friend Annie Brackett, daughter of Haddonfield sheriff Leigh Brackett (Charles Cyphers). Kyes had previously starred in Assault on Precinct 13 (as had Cyphers) and happened to be dating Halloween's art director Tommy Lee Wallace when filming began. Carpenter chose P. J. Soles to play Lynda Van Der Klok, another promiscuous friend of Laurie's, best remembered in the film for dialogue peppered with the word "totally." Soles was an actress known for her supporting role in Carrie (1976) and her minor part in The Boy in the Plastic Bubble (1976). According to one source, "Carpenter realized she had captured the aura of a happy go lucky teenage girl in the 70s." The role of "The Shape" — as the masked Michael Myers character was billed in the end credits — was played by Nick Castle, who befriended Carpenter while they attended the University of Southern California. After Halloween, Castle became a director, taking the helm of films such as The Last Starfighter (1984), The Boy Who Could Fly (1986), Dennis The Menace (1993) and Major Payne (1995). ===Direction===Historian Nicholas Rogers notes that film critics contend that John Carpenter's direction and camera work made Halloween a "resounding success." Roger Ebert remarks, "It's easy to create violence on the screen, but it's hard to do it well. Carpenter is uncannily skilled, for example, at the use of foregrounds in his compositions, and everyone who likes thrillers knows that foregrounds are crucial ...." [[Image:HalloweenTitle.jpg|left|thumb|Opening title of ''Halloween'']]The opening title, featuring a jack-o'-lantern placed against a black backdrop, sets the mood for the entire movie. The camera slowly moves toward one of the jack-o'-lantern's eyes as the main title theme is heard. Film historian J.P. Telotte says that this scene "clearly announces that [the film's] primary concern will be with the way in which we see ourselves and others and the consequences that often attend our usual manner of perception." During the conception of the plot, Yablans instructed "that the audience shouldn't see anything. It should be what they thought they saw that frightens them." Carpenter seemingly took Yablans's advice literally, filming many of the scenes from Michael Myers' point-of-view that allowed audience participation. Carpenter is not the first director to employ this method or use of a steadicam; for instance, the first scene of Psycho offers a voyeuristic look at lovers in a seedy hotel. Telotte argues, "As a result of this shift in perspective from a disembodied, narrative camera to an actual character's eye ... we are forced into a deeper sense of participation in the ensuing action." The first scene of the young Michael's voyeurism is followed by the murder of Judith Myers seen through the eye holes of Michael's clown costume mask. According to one commentator, Carpenter's "frequent use of the unmounted first-person camera to represent the killer's point of view ... invited [viewers] to adopt the murderer's assaultive gaze and to hear his heavy breathing and plodding footsteps as he stalked his prey." Another technique that Carpenter adapted from Hitchcock's Psycho and Tobe Hooper's The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) was suspense with minimal blood and gore. Debra Hill comments, "We didn't want it to be gory. We wanted it to be like a jack-in-the box." Film analysts refer to this as the "false startle" or "the old tap-on-the-shoulder routine" in which the stalkers, murderers, or monsters "lunge into our field of vision or creep up on a person." Carpenter worked with the cast to create the desired effect of terror and suspense. According to Jamie Lee Curtis, Carpenter created a "fear meter" because the film was shot out-of-sequence and she was not sure what her character's level of terror should be in certain scenes. "Here's about a 7, here's about a 6, and the scene we're going to shoot tonight is about a 9 1/2," remembered Curtis. She had different facial expressions and scream volumes for each level on the meter. ===Music===Another major reason for the success of Halloween is the moody musical score, particularly the main theme. Lacking a symphonic soundtrack, the film's score consists of a piano melody played in a 10/8 meter composed by director John Carpenter. Critic James Berardinelli calls the score "relatively simple and unsophisticated," but admits that "Halloween's music is one of its strongest assets." Carpenter stated in an interview, "I can play just about any keyboard, but I can't read or write a note." In the end credits, Carpenter bills himself as the "Bowling Green Orchestra" for performing the film's score, but he did receive assistance from composer Dan Wyman, a music professor at San José State University. Some songs can be heard in the film, one being an untitled song performed by Carpenter and a group of his friends who formed a band called The Coupe DeVilles. The song is heard as Laurie steps into Annie's car on her way to babysit Tommy Doyle. Another song, "(Don't Fear) The Reaper" by classic rock band Blue Öyster Cult, appears in the film. The soundtrack was first released in the United States in October 1983, by Varese Sarabande. It was subsequently re-released in 1990, and again in 2000. ==Response==Halloween premiered on October 25, 1978 in Kansas City, and a few days later in Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York City. Although it performed well with little advertising — relying mostly on word-of-mouth — many critics seemed uninterested or dismissive of the film. The first glowing review by a prominent film critic, however, came from Tom Allen of The Village Voice. Allen noted that the film was sociologically irrelevant, but applauded Carpenter's camera work as "duplicitous hype" and "the most honest way to make a good schlock film." Allen pointed out the stylistic similarities to Psycho and George A. Romero's Night of the Living Dead (1968). Following Allen's laudatory essay, other critics took notice. Renowned American critic Roger Ebert gave the film similar praise in his 1979 review in the Chicago Sun-Times, and selected it as one of his top five films of 1978. Once-dismissive critics were impressed by Carpenter's choice of camera angles and simple music, and surprised by the lack of blood, gore, and graphic violence.. The film grossed $47 million in the United States and an additional $8 million internationally, making the theatrical total around $55 million, equivalent to over $176 million today. While most of the film's success came from American movie-goers, Halloween premiered in several international locations after 1979 with moderate results. The film was shown mostly in the European countries of France, the United Kingdom, West Germany, Italy, Sweden, Ireland, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Yugoslavia, and Iceland. Admissions in West Germany totaled around 750,000 and 118,606 in Sweden, earning SEK 2,298,579 there. The film was also shown at theaters in Canada, Australia, Japan, Mexico, Singapore, Peru, the Philippines, Argentina and Chile. Halloween grossed AU$900,000 in Australia, which was a large and impressive amount of money for a film to gross at the box office in Australia at the time, and HKD 450,139 in Hong Kong. Halloween was nominated for a Saturn Award by the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films for Best Horror Film in 1979, but lost to The Wicker Man (1973). The film has received other honors since its theatrical debut. In 2001, Halloween ranked in at 68 on AFI's list of 100 Years...100 Thrills. The film was #14 on Bravo's 100 Scariest Movie Moments (2004), counting down cinema's scariest moments. In 2006, Halloween was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant." In 2007, AOL named Halloween the greatest horror movie of all time in their 31 Days of Horror countdown. Since Halloween's premiere, it has been released on VHS, laserdisc, DVD, UMD and Blu-Ray HD format. In its first year of release on VHS, the film earned $18,500,000 in the United States from rentals. Early VHS versions were released by Media Home Entertainment and Blockbuster Video issued a commemorative edition in 1995. Anchor Bay Entertainment has released several restored editions of Halloween on VHS and DVD, with the most recent being the 2007 single-disc restored version, with improved picture and sound quality. In 2007, the movie was released on Blu-Ray as well, marking the film's first ever Blu-Ray release. While this DVD version is restored and an improvement over previous DVD editions, many people prefer the 2003 two-disc Divimax 25th Anniversary edition over the 2007 restored DVD due to the fact that there are many more bonus features on that version. The 2 disc edition came with a lenticular 3-D morphing cover and a commentary track including separately recorded contributions by John Carpenter, Debra Hill and Jamie Lee Curtis plus the documentary Halloween: A Cut Above the Rest. ===Reception===The film received a mostly positive critical response at the time of its initial release, and as of 2008 Halloween has maintained a rating of 90 percent "fresh" at Rotten Tomatoes. Still, Pauline Kael wrote a scathing review in The New Yorker suggesting that "Carpenter doesn't seem to have had any life outside the movies: one can trace almost every idea on the screen to directors such as Hitchcock and Brian De Palma and to the Val Lewton productions" and claiming that "Maybe when a horror film is stripped of everything but dumb scariness — when it isn't ashamed to revive the stalest device of the genre (the escaped lunatic) — it satisfies part of the audience in a more basic, childish way than sophisticated horror pictures do." However, Tom Allen in the November 1978 (1979?) issue of the Village Voice wrote that "...John Carpenter's Halloween, alone in the last decade stands with George A. Romero's Night of the Living Dead and, before that, with Psycho..." and "... accurate parallels to Halloween would be the frisson of the final jump in Wait Until Dark, the ominous trompe-l'oeil sentinels of The Innocents, and the zany cinematic control of Mario Bava in Black Sunday. Put them all together with memories of Night of the Living Dead and Psycho and you have Halloween, the trickiest thriller of the year." The film ranks 461st on Empire magazine's 2008 list of the 500 greatest movies of all time. Many compared the film with the work of Alfred Hitchcock, although TV Guide calls comparisons made to Psycho "silly and groundless" and critics in the late 1980s and early 1990s blame the film for spawning the slasher sub genre, which they felt had rapidly descended into sadism and misogyny. Almost a decade after its premiere, Mick Martin and Marsha Porter critiqued the first-person camera shots that earlier film reviewers had praised and later slasher-film directors utilized for their own films (for example, Friday the 13th (1980)). Claiming it encouraged audience identification with the killer, Martin and Porter pointed to the way "the camera moves in on the screaming, pleading, victim, 'looks down' at the knife, and then plunges it into chest, ear, or eyeball. Now that's sick." Many criticisms of Halloween and other slasher films come from postmodern academia. Some feminist critics, according to historian Nicholas Rogers, "have seen the slasher movies since Halloween as debasing women in as decisive a manner as hard-core pornography." Critics such as John Kenneth Muir point out that female characters such as Laurie Strode survive not because of "any good planning" or their own resourcefulness, but sheer luck. Although she manages to repel the killer several times, in the end, Strode is rescued in Halloween and Halloween II only when Dr. Loomis arrives to shoot Myers. On the other hand, other feminist scholars such as Carol J. Clover argue that despite the violence against women, slasher films turned women into heroines. In many pre-Halloween horror films, women are depicted as helpless victims and are not safe until they are rescued by a strong masculine hero. Despite the fact that Loomis saves Strode, Clover asserts that Halloween initiates the role of the "final girl" who ultimately triumphs in the end. Strode herself fought back against Myers and severely wounds him. Had Myers been a normal man, Strode's attacks would have killed him; even Loomis, the male hero of the story, who shoots Michael repeatedly at near point blank range with a large caliber handgun, cannot kill him. Other critics have seen a deeper social critique present in Halloween and subsequent slasher films. According to Vera Dika, the films of the 1980s spoke to the conservative family values advocates of Reagan America. Tony Williams says Myers and other slashers were "patriarchal avengers" who "slaughtered the youthful children of the 1960s generation, especially when they engaged in illicit activities involving sex and drugs." Other critics tend to downplay this interpretation, arguing that the portrayal of Myers as a demonic, superhuman monster inhibited his influence among conservatives. Carpenter himself dismisses the notion that Halloween is a morality play, regarding it as merely a horror movie. According to Carpenter, critics "completely missed the point there." He explains, "The one girl who is the most sexually uptight just keeps stabbing this guy with a long knife. She's the most sexually frustrated. She's the one that's killed him. Not because she's a virgin but because all that sexually repressed energy starts coming out. She uses all those phallic symbols on the guy." ===Influence===Halloween had a huge impact on horror films to follow. Although a Canadian horror film directed by Bob Clark titled Black Christmas (1974) preempted the stylistic techniques made famous in Halloween, the latter is generally credited by film historians and critics for initiating the slasher film craze of the 1980s and 1990s. (First-person camera perspectives, unexceptional settings, and female heroines define the slasher film genre). Riding the wave of success generated by Halloween, several films that were already in production when the film premiered, but with similar stylistic elements and themes, became popular with audiences. The Friday the 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street films, and countless other slasher films, owe some of their success (if not inspiration) to Halloween. The unintended theme of "survival of the virgins" seen in Halloween became a major trope that surfaced in other slasher films. Characters in subsequent horror films who practice illicit sex and substance abuse generally meet a gruesome end at the hands of the killer. On the other hand, characters portrayed as chaste and temperate tend to confront and defeat the killer in the end. The 1981 horror movie spoof Student Bodies was the first mainstream film to mock this plot device; the killer's victims are invariably slain when about to have sex. Director Wes Craven's Scream (1996) details the "rules" for surviving a horror movie using Halloween as the primary example: no sex, no alcohol or illicit drugs, and never say "I'll be right back." Keenen Ivory Wayans's horror movie parody Scary Movie (2000) likewise lampoons this prominent slasher film trope. ==Alternate Versions==Several versions of Halloween exist today. The original 91-minute version is the most widely known and seen. A modified television version released in 1980 that aired on NBC runs for 101 minutes and features re-shoot scenes not included in the initial 1978 cut. This edition was released in 2001 on DVD as Halloween: The Extended Version. In 1998, for the 20th anniversary of the film's release, new sound effects were added to the film's audio track with John Carpenter’s approval. Both versions were released on VHS and DVD. Television rights to Halloween were sold to NBC in 1980 for $4 million. After a debate among John Carpenter, Debra Hill and NBC's Standards & Practices over censoring of certain scenes, Halloween appeared on television for the first time. To fill the two-hour time slot, Carpenter filmed twelve minutes of additional material that include Dr. Loomis at a hospital board review of Myers and Dr. Loomis talking to six-year-old Michael at Smith's Grove, telling him, "You've fooled them, haven't you Michael? But not me." Another extra scene features Dr. Loomis at Smith's Grove examining Michael's abandoned cell and seeing the word "Sister" scratched into the door. Finally, a scene was added in which Lynda comes over to Laurie's house to borrow a silk blouse before Laurie leaves to babysit, just as Annie telephones asking to borrow the same blouse. The new scene had Laurie's hair hidden by a towel, since Jamie Lee Curtis was now wearing a much shorter hairstyle than she had worn in 1978. The new scenes were shot during production of Halloween II. An extended cut of the television version was released on DVD by Anchor Bay Entertainment in 2001 as Halloween: Extended Version, which was actually the same as the second disc from the 1999 limited edition DVD. ==Adaptations== Main article: Halloween (novel)Shortly following Halloween's release in theaters, a mass market paperback novelization by Curtis Richards was published by Bantam Books in 1979 and reissued in 1982, although it is currently out of print. The novel elaborates on aspects not featured in the film such as the origins of the curse of Samhain and Michael Myers's life in Smith's Grove Sanitarium. For example, the opening reads: The horror started on the eve of Samhain, in a foggy vale in northern Ireland, at the dawn of the Celtic race. And once started, it trod the earth forevermore, wreaking its savagery suddenly, swiftly, and with incredible ferocity. In 1983, Halloween was adapted as a video game for the Atari 2600 by Wizard Video. Either as the result of poor research by game developers or as an effort to save on licensing fees, none of the main characters in the game were named. Players take on the role of a teenage babysitter who tries to save as many children from an unnamed, knife-wielding killer as possible. The game was not popular with parents or players and the graphics were simple, as was typical in the 1980s. In another effort to save money, most versions of the game did not even have a label on the cartridge. It was simply a piece of tape with "Halloween" written in marker. The game contained more gore than the film, however. When the babysitter is killed, her head disappears and is replaced by blood pulsating from the neck. The game's primary similarity to the film is the theme music that plays when the killer appears onscreen. Halloween is a holiday. Halloween (also spelled Hallowe'en) is an annual holiday celebrated on October 31. It has roots in the Celtic festival of Samhain and the Christian holy day of All Saints, but is today largely a secular celebration. Halloween activities include trick-or-treating , wearing costumes and attending costume parties, carving jack-o'-lanterns, ghost tours, bonfires, apple bobbing, visiting haunted attractions, pranks, telling scary stories, and watching horror films. Op Halloween morgen worden de leerlingen wakker met de geweldig lekkere geur van gebakken pompoen die de hele dag door de gangen drijft. 's Avonds is er een Halloween feest. De Grote Zaal is op die dag versierd met duizenden vleermuizen die fladderen van de muren en het plafond terwijl nog duizend meer over de tafels scheren. Ook nog boven de tafels zijn de kaarsen vervangen door pompoenen met kaarsjes erin. Net zoals op het banquet bij het begin van het schooljaar verschijnt het eten op de gouden borden. Maar nu is het in plaats van gezond voedsel, voornamelijk snoepgoed. Toen Harry één jaar oud was, werden zijn ouders vermoord op Halloweenavond. The fifth episode of the Making Fiends web series originally aired on October 25, 2003 at the Making Fiends website. In the episode, Charlotte dresses like Vendetta for Halloween. If you see an issue that involves Halloween but is not listed, add the template to the issue. Halloween (also known as Halloscream) is the twelfth episode of Series 1 of Young Dracula. Halloween was an Earth holiday celebrated on the evening of October 31st. It was a holiday that celebrated witches, ghosts, mumbo jumbo, and other monsters that go bump in the night. It also allowed celebrants to dress up in costumes to trick or treat. In 2267, alien explorers Korob and Sylvia, attempting to understand our galaxy, constructed a castle, garbed themselves as a wizard and sorceress, and used other imagery that suggested the holiday of Halloween to James T. Kirk and Leonard McCoy. Spock later theorized that the aliens attempted to telepathically scan the landing party, and "missed", somehow retrieving information from the subconscious fears of the explorers. (TOS: "Catspaw" ) In 2364, when Jean-Luc Picard first entered his Dixon Hill holonovel, based on Earth in 1941, he was still wearing his Starfleet uniform. As a quick cover for his unusual attire, he explained to Jessica Bradley that he had "lost a bet". She replied, "Oh well. At least you're ready for Halloween" – a term Picard was not familiar with. (TNG: "The Big Goodbye" ) "Catspaw", which originally aired on 27 October 1967 , was written with the intention of being a "Halloween treat" for the viewers. Halloween is a holiday that comes on the last day of October. It is a day of celebration typically centered on horror and the occult. Halloween is the first major boss encountered in Dark Cloud 2. It is first seen at the end of the prologue chasing Maximillian down the streets of Palm Brinks, but is later fought at the end of the Underground Channel. It is a giant spider-like clown robot controlled by Flotsam. Op Halloween morgen worden de leerlingen wakker met de geweldig lekkere geur van gebakken pompoen die de hele dag door de gangen drijft. 's Avonds is er een Halloween feest. De Grote Zaal is op die dag versierd met duizenden vleermuizen die fladderen van de muren en het plafond terwijl nog duizend meer over de tafels scheren. Ook nog boven de tafels zijn de kaarsen vervangen door pompoenen met kaarsjes erin. Net zoals op het banquet bij het begin van het schooljaar verschijnt het eten op de gouden borden. Maar nu is het in plaats van gezond voedsel, voornamelijk snoepgoed. Toen Harry één jaar oud was, werden zijn ouders vermoord op Halloweenavond. what do you get when you cross Bambi and a ghost where do ghosts sing Halloween, alternatively spelled Hallowe'en, was a human holiday traditionally celebrated on 31 October. On Halloween 1938, Orson Welles broadcast a radio play adaptation of H. G. Wells' novel The War of the Worlds, convincing certain members of the American population that Mars had really invaded. (AUDIO: Invaders from Mars) At some point during the 1990s, Amelia Pond made Rory Williams dress up as the "raggedy Doctor" for Halloween. (COMIC: Imaginary Enemies) On Halloween 2008, the Hervoken terrorised the New England town of Blackwood Falls in their attempt to leave the planet. (PROSE: Forever Autumn) On the same day, Torchwood Three had to deal with alien predators. (PROSE: Pack Animals) On the planet of Verticulus, non-humans also celebrated Halloween. Jack-o-lanterns with spider legs were placed outside as decorations and the inhabitants of Verticulus knocked on doors and asked, "Trick or treat?" but instead of candy, they expected baby brains. When Amy gave them Jammie Dodgers instead, they covered the TARDIS in toilet paper and eggs. (COMIC: Wholloween) "Halloween" is the first part of the special Halloween installment which was set following the events of When a Stranger Calls. It is the thirteenth episode of Season 2 and the twenty third episode of the series overall. It aired on October 18, 2016 as part one of a two hour Halloween Special. Halloween is a 1978 American independent slasher horror film directed and scored by John Carpenter, co-written with producer Debra Hill, and starring Donald Pleasence and Jamie Lee Curtis in her film debut. The film was the first installment in what has become the Halloween franchise. The plot is set in the fictional Midwestern town of Haddonfield, Illinois. On Halloween night in 1963, a six-year-old Michael Myers murders his older sister by stabbing her with a kitchen knife. Fifteen years later, he escapes from a psychiatric hospital, returns home, and stalks teenager Laurie Strode and her friends. Michael's psychiatrist Dr. Sam Loomis suspects Michael's intentions, and follows him to Haddonfield to try to prevent him from killing. Halloween was produced on a budget of $300,000 and grossed $47 million at the box office in the United States, and $70 million worldwide, equivalent to $250 million as of 2014, becoming one of the most profitable independent films. Many critics credit the film as the first in a long line of slasher films inspired by Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho (1960). Halloween had many imitators and originated several clichés found in low-budget horror films of the 1980s and 1990s. Unlike many of its imitators, Halloween contains little graphic violence and gore. In 2006, it was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant". Some critics have suggested that Halloween may encourage sadism and misogyny by identifying audiences with its villain. Other critics have suggested the film is a social critique of the immorality of youth and teenagers in 1970s America, with many of Myers's victims being sexually promiscuous substance abusers, while the lone heroine is depicted as innocent and pure, hence her survival. Nevertheless, Carpenter dismisses such analyses. Several of Halloween '​s techniques and plot elements, although not founded in this film, have nonetheless become standard slasher movie tropes. Halloween spawned a franchise which included seven sequels and two remakes, while recently receiving another upcoming product related to the franchise in 2016 known as Halloween Returns. Over the years, Halloween has received universal praise and is considered one of the most important and influential horror films of the genre. Halloween is one of the major Holidays on the Newgrounds Calendar. There is a main Collection for Halloween and separate Collections for each year since 2000. There are competitions every year with cash prizes for Flash submissions. The Halloween wiki is an collaborative site about Halloween and its celebration. It falls primarily in the Entertainment category. File:HalloweenWiki.png Find information about costumes, celebrations and other things related to the holiday. Add your ideas and favorite Halloween activities. Do you have many witches, wizards and things that go bump in the night trick-or-treating in your neighborhood? Party ideas for ghosts and goblins? Also includes information about Halloween-themed movies and TV specials, recipes and other, related holidays. File:Who dressed YOU?.jpg Related wikia: * Halloween costumes (description) * Halloween movie series * Halloween (Halloween) Halloween (ハロウィン, Harouin), originally Pump is a fictional character in the manga and anime series MÄR. He is a member of the Chess Pieces, the series' main antagonists, and belonged to the high rank of Knight, of which he was third strongest. Halloween is a holiday that falls on October 31st. Each year, Sean and his brother John create a special series of Halloween related issues leading up to and including the spooky holiday. These are often a lot darker than the normal comics, which are usually optimistic and philosophically enlightening, as they are often grim, morbid, and sometimes quite bloody. thumb|250px|Zło wcielone Halloween (łac. Cukierkus Psikus) – święto narodowe Stanów Zjednoczonych, obchodzone równocześnie z dniem zakończenia października. "Halloween" is the fifth episode of the second season of The Office and the 11th overall. It was written by Greg Daniels and directed by Paul Feig. It first aired on October 18, 2005. It was viewed by 8 million people. "Halloween" is an episode of Welcome to Bikini Bottom!. Halloween is the third album by The Combats. The album was released on October 30, 2007. In the episode "Halloween with the Addams Family", Gomez carves Uncle Fester's likeness into a jack o'lantern. The children dress up and go trick-or-treating. Gomez reads the Halloween poem. The adults bob for the crab. Halloween is the ninth episode of the third series of My Parents Are Aliens. "Halloween" is a short screamer video by YouTuber Matthew Santoro as a little Halloween treat in 2012. Halloween celebration is a new phenomenon in Finland, and so far no Finnish equivalent to the term has emerged. "I DESIRE ICE SUCKYYYYYY!" - A kid, wanting some Ice Sucky on Halloween Halloween is a special holiday. It is known mostly for little kiddies going out to steal candy from people's houses. However, there is one other thing...a tradition known underground, a tradition hidden from the public eye. This tradition is known as Halloween Murder! Every night on Halloween, various killers, such as Johnny C., Captain Ahab, and Grandpa Figg stalk the streets, causing chaos. With their skills they are able to hide from police, and take down innocent people. "Halloween" is the sixth episode of the second season of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and is the eighteenth episode in the series. It was written by Joss Whedon and Carl Ellsworth and directed by Bruce Seth Green. It was originally broadcast on October 27, 1997. On Halloween, Buffy and her friends patronize an unusual costume shop where customers turn into whatever costume they are wearing. The gang is at odds with each other after finding their old permanent records on Halloween night at their old, burned down elementary school. Meanwhile, Red and Kitty reminisce about their first Halloween at Point Place. This event took place between October 26th to November 1st. Trainers received double Candy for catching, hatching, and transferring Pokémon. The required Buddy distance was reduced by a quarter. This meant that Pokémon received Candy four times faster. Trainers saw an increased spawn rate for scary Pokémon. These Pokémon included: Zubat, Golbat, Gastly, Haunter, Gengar, Drowzee, Hypno, Cubone, and Marowak. ______________________________________________________________________________________ Ding Dong „Süßes oder Saures!“ Klingt es durch das alte Haus an der Mason Street. Es war Halloween. Halloween in Amerika. Unter normalen Umständen hätten die Masons das vielleicht mehr gefeiert. Vielleicht hätten sie eine aufwendigere Dekoration mit künstlerisch gestalteten Kürbissen, gruseligen Geistergirlanden und mit ein paar Pappfiguren veranstaltet. Aber dieses Halloween nicht. John wusste nicht direkt, was er falsch gemacht hatte. Vielleicht hatte er seine Frau Alice zu sehr mit seinem Kinderwunsch bedrängt. Wahrscheinlich war es das. Alice mochte Kinder schon immer sehr, sie liebte es auf die Kinder ihrer Großcousine aufzupassen. Aber… sie wusste nicht ob sie für ein eigenes Baby bereit war. Auf jeden Fall ignorierte Alice John nun schon eine ganze Weile. Manchmal behandelte sie ihn, als wäre er nicht da. John wurde dann oft wütend. Einmal hatte er das Bild von ihr und ihm auf den Boden geworfen, so dass der Bilderrahmen in tausend kleine Teile zerbrach. Er wusste noch, wie sie darauf vollkommen verängstigt vor ihm die großen Scherben aufgesammelt hatte, mit Tränen in den Augen. In dem Moment verflog Johns unglaubliche Wut und er empfand nur noch bittere Schuldgefühle und tiefstes Mitleid. Er wollte sie umarmen, sie trösten, doch sie drehte sich von ihm weg und verließ den Raum. Seit dem wurde es nicht besser. Sie wurde immer kälter zu ihm, so oft er sich auch für sein Temperament entschuldigte. Aber er liebte sie. Er wollte sie nicht verlassen und er hoffte nur, dass sie immer noch das Gleiche für ihn empfand. Während ihm all diese Gedanken durch den Kopf gingen, starrte er auf die mit Süßigkeiten gefüllte Plastikschüssel. Sie war wahrscheinlich aus irgendeinem Billigladen gekauft, doch hatte sie in dieser Situation etwas Faszinierendes an sich. Er fiel erst aus seiner Starre, als Alice sich an ihm vorbei drängte um die Schüssel zu greifen. Ihr blondes Haar roch nach Kokos und war unter einem leicht kitschigen, aber dennoch irgendwie charmanten Hexenhut versteckt. Er blieb weiter stehen, doch sein Augenmerkmal lag nun auf seine Freundin, die er so liebte und doch momentan für ihre Kälte so verabscheute. „Es tut mir Leid.“, flüsterte er. Keine Reaktion, sie drängte sich wieder an ihm vorbei, ging zur Tür und begrüßte die Kinder. Er folgte ihr, schaute zu, wie sie die Schokoriegel, Bonbons und die anderen Süßigkeiten an die kleinen „Monster“ verteilte. Sie war immer ein geduldiger Mensch gewesen. Warum konnte sie nur so gütig zu den Kindern und nicht zu ihm sein? Die Kinder gingen wieder weiter, setzten ihren Streifezug durch die Nachbarstraßen fort. Alice schaute ihnen noch eine kurze Weile nach und John legte seine hand auf ihre Schulter. Als sie das bemerkte drehte sie sich hastig um, starrte ihn an. Keiner von ihnen sagte auch nur ein Wort. John blickte noch ein Moment in ihrer meerblauen Augen, bevor er sie sanft auf ihre mit schwarzem Lippenstift geschminkten Lippen küsste. Für einen Moment schien es, als ob die Wärme sie Beide wieder eingeholt hätte, als ob es den ganzen Streit nie gegeben hätte. Dann klingelte es wieder an der Tür. „Süßes oder Saures.“, ertönte es gedämpft. Sie starrte ihn für einen Moment weiter an. „Kümmere dich nur um die Kinder.“, seufzte John. Wieder öffnete sie dir Tür, wurde von einem kleinen Frankenstein, zwei Geister und drei Hexen begrüßt. Die zwei Eltern standen ein paar Meter weiter weg und redeten miteinander über alltägliche Elterndinge, wie John wohl annahm. Die nächste Stunde verlief recht gut im Vergleich zu den letzten Tagen. Alice und John schauten zusammen einen Film. Nichts Spektakuläres, ein typischer Halloweenfilm nun mal, der eine komische Mischung aus Komödie, Horror und Liebesgeschichte darstellt. Als es zum 5ten Mal an diesem Abend wieder an der Tür klingelte, bemerkte John, wie leer die Plastikschüssel inzwischen war. Er dachte einen Moment lang nach, starrte dann auf den Abspann des Films und entschied sich dann schlussendlich aufzustehen und noch ein paar neue Süßigkeiten zu besorgen. „Ich werde noch mal einkaufen gehen.“, rief er, nachdem er sich den Schal um den Hals gehangen hatte. Die Tage waren herbstlich, abends wurde es immer kühler. Inzwischen war es 19 Uhr, es werden sicher noch ein paar Kinder vorbei kommen, da war er sich sicher. Als er das Haus verließ wurde er zu allererst von einem kalten Wind begrüßt. Er fragte sich, wie die Eltern ihre Kinder bei diesem Wetter draußen rumrennen lassen konnten. Aber wahrscheinlich war der Heißhunger, der Kinder, auf Süßem einfach zu groß, um ihn in Schach zu halten. Wie auch immer, der Supermarkt war nur ein paar Straßen weit entfernt, so entschied John zu laufen. Als er sich gerade umdrehen wollte, um in die Lackerstreet abzubiegen, bemerkte er etwas. Es war eigentlich nichts weiter, nur eine beunruhigende Idee. Ein Schatten, den er glaubte aus dem Augenwinkel zu sehen. Doch als er noch einmal genau hinschaute war die Kreatur weg, so als wäre sie nie da gewesen. Irritiert und in den Glauben, es wäre reine Einbildung gewesen, setzte er sich in Bewegung und lief die Straßen entlang. Es hatte etwas Schauriges, Unheimliches, in der Kälte auf den Straßen zu laufen. Ihm begegneten auch nicht viele Kinder, nur zwei kleinere Gruppen mit vielleicht 3 kleinen „Monstern“ aber ansonsten waren die Straßen menschenleer. Als er endlich am alten Supermarkt angekommen war, wo er schon so viele Jahre eingekauft hatte, musste er stutzen. Der Supermarkt war ein Familienunternehmen. Nicht sehr groß, aber immer mit genügend Auswahl, um sich und die Liebsten durchzubringen. Sie schienen sich auf jeden Fall diesmal etwas mehr Mühe mit der Dekoration gemacht zu haben. Vielleicht zum Ausgleich, zu der Spärlichkeit seines eigenen Hauses, schmunzelte er. Er trat an die Tür, rüttelte, aber nichts geschah. Er schien schon zu zu haben. John schaute auf die Uhr, stellte fest, dass es inzwischen 10 Uhr war. Verblüfft von der Tatsache, wie schnell die Zeit verstrich prüfte er, ob die Uhr auch wirklich richtig eingestellt war. Dabei fiel sein Blick auf den Glockenturm der städtlichen Kirche. Auch sie zeigte inzwischen einige Minuten nach 10 an. Langsam wurde John nervös, doch in dem Moment sah er sie wieder. Diese Gestalt, die aus Schatten zu bestehen schien. Er sah aus dem Augenwinkel, wie sie hinter den Supermarkt hervortrat, auf ihn zu kam. In dem Moment wurde seine Nervosität zu Panik. Er rannte weg, so schnell er nur konnte. Er rannte die Straßen entlang, schrie sogar, doch niemand schien ihn zu hören. Er stoppte vor den Haus, schaute erneut auf die Uhr. Es war 11 Uhr. „Was zur Hölle?“, flüsterte er. In diesem Moment legte ich meine Hand auf seine Schulter. Ich, die dunkle, furchterregende Schattengestalt. Er erschrak, drehte sich um und stolperte augenblicklich zurück. Fiel hin, in das nasse Gras. Ich schaute ihn ruhig an. Er war mehr als verwirrt, wahrscheinlich hätte ich früher eingreifen sollen, als jetzt. „W- was willst du von mir?“, winselte John. Er tat mir leid. „Ganz ruhig.“, versuchte ich in meiner tiefen Stimme ihn zu besänftigen, „Es wird alles Gut John.“ Noch größere Verwunderung breitete sich in seinem Gesicht aus. „W- woher kennst du meinen Namen?“, stotterte er. „Ich kenne nicht nur deinen Namen.“, kicherte ich, „Ich weiß alles über dich, momentan sogar mehr als du selbst.“ „Was meinst du damit? Was willst du von mir und vor allem: WER BIST DU?“ Ich sank meinen Blick, als ich meinen Schädel, der unter einer schattengleichen Kapuze versteckt war wieder zu seinem Angesicht strecke, blickt er mir durchdringend in meine leeren Augenhöhlen. „Ich meine, dass du tot bist. Du bist heute vor 5 Jahren an einem Autounfall gestorben. Du hast deine Frau alleine in diesem großen Haus zurückgelassen und du bist im Jenseits gewesen. Doch jedes Jahr an Halloween, der Tag, der ironischerweise auch dein Todestag ist, kommt deine unruhige Seele wieder auf hier Erden und wandelt in dieser Stadt herum. Du weißt nicht, dass du tot bist. Der Übergang vom Jenseits zur Menschenwelt hat den lästigen Nebeneffekt, Erinnerungen zu löschen. Ich habe die Funktion nach dir zu schauen. Früher oder später, wirst du die Wahrheit erfahren und ich denke es ist besser, wenn dich dann sofort jemand… nun ja… zurückbringt.“ Sein Gesicht wurde grünlich, als er aufstand, näher an mich trat. Er hätte sich wohl am liebsten sofort erbrochen, doch er blieb stark. „Jemand der mich zurückbringt?“, fragte er, „Du meinst, du bist…“ „Der Tod? Ja. Tatsächlich trage ich diesen Namen in dieser Welt.“ Er blickte mich einige Momente an. Dann bildete sich ein heller Schein in seinem Gesicht ab. Seine Erinnerungen kamen wieder. „Schön dich zu sehen, alter Freund.“, gab er lächelnd zurück, „Ich habe dir doch keine allzu großen Probleme gemacht?“ Ich zuckte mit den Schultern. „Mach dir darum keine Sorgen. Bist du bereit zu gehen?“ Ein Glockenschlag ertönte. Für uns Toten vergeht die Zeit manchmal schneller, als für die Lebenden. Die Dimensionen verschoben sich manchmal auf eine seltsame Art, dass es zu diesem Phänomen kam. Mit einem letzten Blick zu seinem alten Haus, nickte er mir zu. „Lass uns gehen.“, flüsterte er und hielt mir seine Hand in. Ich ergriff sie. Licht hüllte uns augenblicklich ein, verschlang uns und mit dem letzten Glockenschlag um Punkt 12, waren der Geist und ich aus der kleinen Stadt verschwunden. Warum ich euch das erzähle? Nun, wie ihr wisst ist bald wieder Halloween. Und an Halloween laufen viele Geister umher, nicht nur die, die an diesem Tag gestorben sind. Natürliche gibt es auch andere Leute wie mich, die diese wiederum beschützen, nur… Alles was ich sagen will, ist… benehmt euch anständig. Wer weiß, vielleicht schaut euch der Geist eures verstorbenen Verwandten dabei zu, wie ihr Gott weiß was anstellt. Aber keine Sorge, sie werden euch trotzdem lieben, egal was ihr tut. Es sind immer noch Menschen, wenn auch tote und lieben liegt in der Natur der Menschheit. Was bleibt mir noch zu sagen, außer: Fröhliches Halloween! Diversum (Diskussion) 13:54, 1. Jan. 2015 (UTC) Kategorie:Mittellang Kategorie:Artikel ohne Bilder Kategorie:Tod Kategorie:Kreaturen Halloween has a special event each year, starting in 2005. Including special drops, redecorated towns, visits from NPC's, games, etc. Halloween es un evento que se celebra el último día de octubre en Animal Crossing (GameCube), Animal Crossing: City Folk/Let's Go To The City y Animal Crossing: New Leaf. El día 1 de octubre, Soponcio te enviará una carta diciendo que durante todo el mes Tom Nook venderá chuches. Puedes ir a comprarlas cuando quieras en octubre. Unos días antes, como con todo evento, se dará un aviso de que la fiesta será dentro de poco. Y en la noche del 31, podrás buscar a Soponcio y darle caramelos a cambio de muebles calabaza. Pero no será la única persona que lleve una calabaza por cabeza y trapos por ropa... * En Animal Crossing (GameCube) todos los vecinos (10-15) se vestirán de Soponcio y Tórtimer te dara una miniatura de la tienda de Katrina . * En Animal Crossing: City Folk/Let's Go To The City la mayoria de los vecinos harán igual. Si te vistes con cualquier disfraz (entero) podrás hacer chuche o susto a los que estén en sus casas. Si sales y entras puedes repetir la acción. Los que se vistan de Soponcio te perseguirán en busca de caramelos, haciendo chuche o susto (lo que en América se conoce como truco o trato). Si se los das, no hay problema, pero si te niegas o no tienes, o bien un objeto de tu inventario se combierte en una caja sorpresa, o bien te convierten la ropa en trapos, así que ojo al parche y recauda todos los caramelos que puedas antes de esta noche. Halloween is a holiday celebrated on the night of October 31st. Jordan just wants a nice, quiet Halloween of trick or treating, but Josh wants to solve a mystery. Halloween is the third episode of Series 3. Halloween Halloween (Aulin in gergo italico) è una festa di origini alcoliche nata in Irlanda e stuprata nelle Americhe. Cade il 31 ottobre e celebra la morte, il diabete, il capitalismo e il sequestro di fanciulli a scopo ludico. Le sue caratteristiche principali sono il travestivismo, il consumo smodato di dolci e il perpetramento di terribili scherzi al prossimo, come l'omicidio. Il tutto immerso in un'atmosfera macabra quasi quanto quella del Carnevale. Halloween is a holiday in Papa's Cheeseria 2. It is unlocked at Rank 11. Halloween is a holiday traditionally celebrated on October 31st. The holiday typically involves children dressing up in costumes and going trick-or-treating. Through this, they receive candy or other treats dropped in bags, though an occasional trick can't be ruled out. Halloween is often celebrated through parties. It is associated with the colors of orange and black and is symbolized through various spooky elements including ghosts and goblins, black cats and carved pumpkins known as "jack-o-lanterns." Halloween is an event which is annually held on the 31st of October. You can find some additional information in the Tibianews article here. Halloween is a computer virus and a member of the Creeper corps Halloween evolved out of the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, when it was believed that the spirits of the dead returned to Earth. It was once widely believed that ghosts were loose on Halloween and that it was a night of revelry for witches and wizards. Consequently, Halloween has become associated with monsters, such as werewolves and vampires, and things that go bump in the night in general. Popular activities for Halloween include carving jack-o-lanterns out of pumpkins, apple bobbing, eating candy corn, telling ghost stories, visiting haunted house attractions, watching horror movies and holding parties. The guests at a Halloween party usually wear costumes. For many children, the highlight of Halloween is going trick-or-treating, which involves putting on costumes, knocking on neighbors' doors and receiving candy. This wiki should give you some ideas for how to celebrate Halloween and also give you some further information on some of the scary things associated with it. About 2000 years ago, the Celts lived in the parts called Western Europe, celebrated the end of their year on the night of October 31st with bonfires and wore costumes for the festival of Samhain. Their new year started the next day, but on that night, the Celts believed that between the living and the dead had blurred and that the people who were dead came back to roam the Earth, destroy their crops, hide livestock, and 'haunt' the living who might have done them wrong. In A.D. 43, the Celts were overrun by the Romans who ruled during the next 400 years and combined two of their fall festivals with Samhain. In late October, the Romans remembered their dead on Feralia and then honored Pomona the Roman goddess of fruit and trees. That’s how the tradition of bobbing for apples got started. By the 800s, Christianity had appeared in the area and Pope Boniface IV tried to replace the pagan festivals with Christian holidays. However that didn’t work precisely the way he wanted. The Catholic Church has decided to honor all saint on November 1st and on November 2nd is All Soul's Day to remember the day of the dead. All Saint’s Day was called All hallows, so the night before October 31st was All hallows Eve which was later changed to Halloween from then on. By medieval times, the Celts began to leave food or wine in front of their homes because they believed that the dead would eat and wouldn't come inside the house, if they appeased the evil spirits it can expect good luck but if they failed misfortune will come for the remainder of the year. The church wanted to change that because they encouraged the people to hand out food or wine to the poor on All Soul’s Day. In return for "soul” cakes, the poor agreed to pray for the souls of the neighbors dead relatives who gave them cakes. Soon the children were dressing up and begging for cakes too. The Celts and the Europeans, believed that if the spirits walked the Earth on the night of October 31st they wore masks and scary spooky costumes when they left the house at night so that they'd be mistaken for fellow ghosts. An Irish legend tells the tale of a man named Stingy Jack, invited the Devil to have a drink with him. True to his name, Stingy Jack didn’t want to pay for his drink, so he convinced the Devil to turn himself into a coin that Jack could use to buy their drinks. Once the Devil did so, Jack has decided to keep the money and put it into his pocket next to a silver cross, which stopped the Devil from changing back into his original form. Jack eventually freed the Devil, under one condition that he would not bother Jack for one year and that when Jack should die, he would not claim his soul. The next year, Jack tricked the Devil again into climbing into a tree to pick a piece of fruit. While he was up in the tree, Jack carved a sign of the cross into the tree’s bark so that the Devil could not come down until the Devil promised Jack not to bother him for ten more years. Many years later after his second trick was through Jack died, and his soul tried to get into Heaven but he was told by Saint Peter that he was mean and because he led a miserable life on earth, Stingy Jack was not to enter Heaven and Jack decided that he might as well go to Hell instead. When he got to the Gates of Hell and begged for commission into the underworld. He wasn't welcome by the devil, either because of his promise he made to Jack years earlier. On the way back was windy and very dark. Stingy Jack pleaded with the Devil to at least provide him with a light to help find his way. And as a final gesture, the Devil, tossed Jack an ember straight from the fires of Hell. From that day to this, Stingy Jack is doomed to roam the world between the planes of good and evil, with only an ember inside a hollowed turnip. Because he couldn't see in the dark, he carved out a turnip or a potato and putted in a lump of coal he got from the devil earlier. The Irish began to refer to this ghostly figure as “Jack of the Lantern,” and then, simply “Jack O’Lantern.” In Ireland, the people began to make vegetable lanterns with scary faces into turnips, gourds, potatoes, and beets, they placed a light in them onto windows or near doors to frighten Jack away from their homes. That's how the tradition of carving “Jack O’Lanterns” got started. When the people from Europe immigrated to America during the potato famine, they brought their traditions with them and celebrated today’s secular holiday that everyone can enjoy which is regardless to their religious beliefs. nce lead section with bolded mention of article name."---> Halloween is a holiday that occurs on October 31st. During this month many visual changes occur around Sherwood Castle including the Dragon statue being changed to a pumpkin and players are given a pumpkin head for a limited time. thumb|275px|Jacqu'O, l'animateur d'HalloweenHalloween est un évènement présent dans Animal Crossing, Animal Crossing: Let's Go to the City et Animal Crossing: New Leaf, qui se produit tous les ans le 31 octobre et qui est animé par Jacqu'O. The following pets can be changed to have the Halloween style: Acara, Aisha, Blumaroo, Bruce, Buzz, Chia, Cybunny, Draik, Gelert, Grarrl, Ixi, Jetsam, JubJub, Kacheek, Kau, Kiko, Koi, Korbat, Kougra, Krawk, Kyrii, Lenny, Lupe, Meerca, Moehog, Mynci, Nimmo, Peophin, Ruki, Shoyru, Techo, Tonu, Tuskaninny, Uni, Usul, Wocky, Yurble, Zafara Some petpets can have the Halloween style: Fungree, Blooky, Kadoatie, Puppyblew, Doglefox, Huggy, Whoot, Flizzardo, Greeble, Harris, Babaa, Warf, Pinklet, Krawk, Rock, BabyBlu, Snorkle, Buzzer, Spardel, Meowclops, Symol, Mortog, Angelpuss, Snowbunny, Polarchuck, Kookith, Geb, Mazzew, Slorg, Ona, Tenna, Eizzil, Cobrall, Hippalop, Dandan Other items can also have the Halloween style. * clothing: Meuka Halloween Costume, Dr Sloth Halloween Costume * stamps: Halloween Aisha Stamp * books: Korbat Halloween, Mystery Of Halloween * toys: Halloween Koi Plushie, Pull Along Halloween Ona, Halloween Ixi Plushie Halloween-themed items become available, such as Vampire and Super Toon , as well as speedchat phrases. Three major events happen during Halloween: Bloodsucker mega cog invasions, Trick-or-Treating, and Black Cat Day. Halloween is a lame event is a ROBOT OF DEATH!!! It crawls on four clown hand feet and has a spherical french clown head with plus signs as eyes. It appears on rounds 55 and 90. It is a boss but it refuses to appear in BOSS BASH!!! do to its owner. "Halloween" is an episode of Stupid Mario Brothers, dedicated to the Halloween of 2008. It was released on October 31 of that year. Halloween est une fête folklorique qui se déroule dans la nuit du 31 octobre au 1er novembre. Halloween es el sexto capítulo de la Segunda Temporada de Buffy, cazavampiros. Halloween is the twenty-first (twenty-sixth in Australia) episode of the eighth season. Halloween is a storyline mission in Chapter 1 of Bully. Halloween!! Hallo? E'EN!! Over fucking here, E'en, you mong!! Over here!! HALLO!!! What a fucking mong... You can find Halloween VHS Gallery here. Halloween ist ein Fest auf der Erde, welches am 31. Oktober, den Tag vor Allerheiligen gefeiert wird. In einigen Ländern ist es an Halloween Brauch sich mit grusligen Kostümen zu verkleiden. Als Captain Jean-Luc Picard in der Uniform eines Captains vor der Holofigur Jessica Bradley erscheint, entschuldigt er sich mit einer verlorenen Wette für die ungewöhnliche Kleidung. Bradley antwortet, dass Picard so ganz gut zu Halloween gehen könne. (TNG: ) In der deutschen Fassung redet Bradley von Fasching statt von Halloween. The ninth episode of the first season of My So-Called Life. This episode comes after Strangers in the House and before Other People's Mothers. The broadcast date was October 27, 1994. The production code was 59401. With Halloween coming up along with the Church's annual Halloween carnival, the family learns why Eric despises it so much. Lucy learns the truth about a reclusive man named "Mutant Mike" who has been accused of murder. Meanwhile, Mary has other plans to spend her Halloween night. Lanturnacht (Halloween) festivities begin in the 13 days prior to the day, and also a short while afterwards. Halloween is a holiday celebrated on October 31st. On October 31, the game was changed in several ways. thumb|270px|HalloweenHalloween ist ein Volksbrauch am Abend und in der Nacht vor Allerheiligen, vom 31. Oktober auf den 1. November. thumb|258px Halloween (traducida en España como La noche de Halloween, 1978) es una película de horror independiente de bajo presupuesto dirigida por John Carpenter y protagonizada por Jamie Lee Curtis y Donald Pleasence. Narra la historia de Michael Myers, un enfermo psiquiátrico —encerrado por haber asesinado a su hermana mayor— quien, tras 15 años internado en una clínica mental, se fuga y busca repetir su crimen con su hermana menor. Esta cinta dio inicio al género de slasher en que la trama gira alrededor de sanguinarios asesinatos cometidos por algún villano enmascarado, generalmente teniendo como víctimas a adolescentes. Aunque en realidad esta película es mucho menos gráfica en la violencia que presenta de lo que la mayoría imagina. La película fue rodada de manera independiente y a muy bajo costo, 325.000 dólares, y fue un enorme éxito de taquilla. Este éxito provocó el rodaje de 8 secuelas que explotaban el personaje de Michael Myers. No obstante hay personas que consideran que el filme es una crítica a la generación de los 70 en EE. UU. Mientras que para unos fue una gran película de terror, según parte de la crítica especializada esta película cambio el cine de terror, para otros simplemente fue una película de más. The lyrics to "Halloween II" are in nonstandard Latin, and translate to: "Ancient formulas of exorcisms and excommunications that witches and those made wolves believe I maim now the demon clothed in wolfskin Having to hide in the hollow of a tree I believe that they so can be changed." Halloween is a pagan holiday celebrated during the Fall, usually in October. Across the globe, traditions will vary, but one common theme is the act of celebrators dressing in costumes and children going trick-or-treating. Non-celebrators may hold religious meetings or simply choose not to partake in trick-or-treating. For the full article on Halloween, visit the Wikipedia page here. Halloween für das Atari 2600 kam einzig und allein im Halloween Special von James Rolfe vor. Im Spiel übernimmt man die Rolles eines Babysitters und versucht Kinder vor Michael Myers zu retten. Jedes mal wenn dieser auf dem Bildschirm erscheint, erklingt das bekannte Halloween Theme. Es ist ein derartig abstraktes und schlechtes Spiel, so Rolfe, das er sich schämt es gespielt zu haben. Das einzigste was James daran als gut bezeichnet, ist der Tod der Kinder, wenn Mikel sie enthauptet. In der selben Folge hat auch Michael Myers einen Auftritt, welcher James durch das Haus jagt und wie in den Filmem mehrmals getroffen wird, aber dennoch weiterhin lebt. Halloween is an autumn event that is celebrated by the villagers of the town in the Animal Crossing series. Jack, a character wearing a pumpkin on his head, appears at 6:00 PM until 1:00 AM. During this time, villagers around the town will dress up like him. The event happens in every game, excluding Wild World. Halloween is celebrated in America but not in Australia. Every now and them, Sryth features special, . Some of them are seasonal and semi-regular. Halloween is one of them. Some of the Halloween-themed events have sticked, like Wurmwrit's Farm with its Pumpkin , some of the pumpkin , and the Halloween is a holiday celebrated by Witches and Wizards as well as non-magical people. At Cackle's Academy, Halloween is usually celebrated with a visit from the Grand Wizard, Egbert Hellibore. Mark (on the phone/spoken) Hi. It's Mark Cohen. Is Alexi there?...Uhh, no need to bother her. Just let her know that I'm running late for my appointment. I'm at my...Yes, I'll still be there..Yes, I signed the contract...Thanks... (sung) How did we get here? How the hell... Pan left - close on the steeple of the church How did i get here? How the hell.... Christmas Christmas Eve - last year How could a night so frozen Be so scalding hot? How can a morning this mild Be so raw? Why are entire years strewn On the cutting room floor of memory When single frames of one magic night Forever flicker in close-up On the 3D imax of my mind That's poetic That's pathetic Why did Mimi knock on Roger's door And Collins choose that phonebooth Back where Angel set up his drums Why did Maureen's equipment break down Why am I the witness And when I capture it on film Will it mean that it's the end and i'm alone Halloween is the fifteenth episode of Phil of the Future The origins of the festival can be traced back more than two thousand years to the polytheistic Celts in the British Isles. Halloween's pagan origins and perceived associations with evil mean that many religious people, especially Christians regard it with suspicion. Halloween or All Hallow's Eve was a notorious time to the inhabitants of the Caribbean, due to Jolly Roger's rather morbid holiday tradition of casting a curse over the citizens and pirates of the islands! File:Holiday curse.jpg File:Screenshot 1gg.png During this time, pirates who stayed outside during the full moon were transformed into the undead (Curse of the Muertos Moon or Curse of the Dead Moon), and compelled to attack their fellow pirates and cause havoc around the Caribbean. Of course, being pirates, most of the "victims" of the curse saw it as opportunity to swashbuckle, plunder and pillage even more than usual. Since Halloween marked the birth anniversary of the game, the development team also added other events in addition to the Curse - which gave way to all-new features such as deadly Invasions by Jolly Roger's forces. File:HalloweenHolidayPopUp.png * The date October 31st happened to be the birth anniversary of Pirates of the Caribbean Online, which the development team intended to celebrate in grand ways. * You had the ability to use the emote "Zombie Dance" (to do the Zombie Dance, you could type in /zombie and then hit enter in your chatbox or you could click Zombie Dance from the emote list.) * October was the only time of the year you could use this emote, aside from Friday the 13th. * It was during the Halloween celebration of 2008 that the development team introduced the Curse of the Muertos Moon, which became a recurring feature for every Halloween. * It was during the Halloween of 2009 that the development team introduced island Invasions, which became nearly a daily event for the game. * The Halloween of 2009 also saw the addition of Ghosts into the game, as events where GMs piloted them as lore-related characters. * The same month had a "Face Your Fears" screenshot competition whereby the top 5 submitters of the most terrifying screenshots won themselves a limited edition Pirates Online Tribal Skull, with their Pirate name and accomplishments engraved on it. * October 2010 was the release date of Raven's Cove and its Story Quest into the live servers of the game. * The same month saw more ghost events, more invasions, an Undead Sea Offensive and an All Hallow's Eve "ball" at the Governor's Mansion. * The Halloween of 2011 was filled with another period of madness with the Curse and an Invasion Onslaught, along with more ghost events. * This event usually lasted from October 15th until October 31st. * A special Halloween Peddler Set was available close to Halloween each year. * By typing in /event or /holiday, you could see how long the holiday season had left and when the next Muertos Moon phase was. See Also: Curse of the Muertos Moon and Friday the 13th File:Zombe pvp.jpg Halloween is a holiday celebrated in the World of Daventry. Often people dress up in costumes such as Count Dracula and go Trick and Treating. Some like to carve Jack-o-lanterns and put a candle inside of it for Halloween.. Some might say its always Holloween in Ooga Booga land. Halloween prizes are only founded in the day of the special holiday. Some Halloween pets are the Bat, Black Cat and the Purple Monster. On Halloween night, Bumblebee and Bulkhead went trick-or-treating with Sari. They were spotted by Blackarachnia who at first looked like a Halloween decoration which Sari used to pull a Halloween prank on Optimus, Sari put a big spider up in front of him which he chopped up with his axe. After Blackarachnia took the key she used it to turn every organic into older, wrinkly versions of themselves. Eww. Along Came a Spider Halloween is a time-specific random event added in Elona+ 1.38R. During the 10th month (October), some of the random visitors to Your Home may be Halloween children. File:I990-Jack lantern.png Accepting their visit starts a dialog and you may choose either to "Trick" or to "Treat". Additional options may be available depending on which of the following item(s) you have in your inventory: caramel of termination, handmade chocolate, fortune cookie, romias, , acorn, chestnut and api nut. Halloween is an annual event featured exclusively in The Last Stand: Dead Zone. It begins approximately one week before October 31st, and lasts until a few days after. During this time, certain zombies may be seen dressed up for the event, as well as several exclusive weapons, gear, and clothing items will be available. Certain may also be constructed. I had never seen such a fright. The witch jumped on her broom and flew away at such a pace, that I only managed to see a black dot disappear into the night sky. The Cinema Snob (with disgust): Ugh, I hate it when I do popular movies! The Cinema Snob: So many times throughout the years I had to watch all of these slasher movies with sex-upped teenagers, virginal leading ladies, pot-smoking, nudity, silent mask-wearing madmen. Now thankfully I get to watch one that… (a beat) also have all of those things… But the cinematography is fantastic, so that makes it okay. The Cinema Snob (vo): It's John Carpenter's "Halloween". A slasher film so groundbreaking and inspirational it not only inspired hundreds of other movies in the years to come, but also caused pre-existing movies to change their friggin' names (VHS-cover of "The Day after Halloween" is shown). And that movie had absolutely nothing to do with halloween!!! So does that mean I have to review this movie with the respect it deserves or am I gonna be my usual snarky self just to make myself sound smarter than you? Yes (smiling). I mean, it's halloween. What other movie did you expect me to do? That "Trick or Treat" movie starring Skippy from "Family Ties"? Uh, eh… Wait a minute. Why the hell am I NOT doing "Trick or Treat" starring Skippy from "Family Ties"? (Angry fan letter): Dear Cinema Snob. You are clearly only choosing this movie just to get hits, and therefore that makes this an inappropriate movie for you to choose for your otherwise fantastic internet series. The Cinema Snob: What? No, I didn't choose it for the hits. I chose it because it would be highly inappropriate for me to choose "Friday the 13th: 3D" for halloween; which I would have chosen for the hits (smiling). I don't know why I'm wasting time here. Let's get to one of the greatest horror films of all time. The Cinema Snob (confused): 'The hell? That's a silly title. The Cinema Snob (as the opening credits are shown): Can you see the foreshadowing? She spells Lynda with a "y". Woooo, she's definitely gonna die. Forget this Michael Myers-guy; I wanna get the real story on this mysteriously expanding pumpkin with an obvious hairlip. Aaah, Haddonfield. As an Illinois-resident I know exactly where this is. It's in our California district named after a town of Kentucky. (as the film begins) The cameraman here is keeping a good eye on that pumpkin before someone steals it and makes an opening credits sequence out of it. Lights out, I know what that means; curling up around the TV to watch Joe Bob Briggs tell us all the reasons this movie is awesome. With the length of this child's arm I think that he's secretly Mr. Fantastic. And in this whole 40 seconds of time Michael Myers' sister was able to go upstairs and bang her boyfriend, who then leaves… To be fair, 1963-sex mostly involved running around the house with plastic bags over your head and somehow making that racist. I wanna see that giant child-arm again… Announcer: Yes, Stretch Armstrong! Now stretching farther out than ever before! The Cinema Snob (as Michael murders his sister): Now whatever you do, don't run too fast with that knife… Oh, God dammit! This tall guy next to me won't stop stabbing my sister. See, "Friday the 13th"? This is how you do murder and sex in the opening scene; by doing it before "Friday the 13th" came out! Michael's dad: Michael? The Cinema Snob (impersonating the dad): You are so grounded, mister! We're gonna stare at you for the next 30 seconds, making damn sure you know how disappointed you made us. The Cinema Snob: You know what would make this better? If that scene were 40 minutes long and they were all rednecks. The Cinema Snob (as a titlecard saying "October 30, 1978" is shown): This is the part of the movie where half the audience was thinking to themselves "Are there 30 days in October or 31? Which one is Halloween?". Here we see Michael's doctor, Sam Loomis on his way to pick up Michael for the annual Halloween Easter Egg Hunt. They do crazy things at the loony bin. Dr. Loomis: Just try to understand what we're dealing with here… Don't underestimate it. Marion: Don't you think we can refer to 'it' as 'him'? The Cinema Snob: Not saying how I'm transferring the shark from "Jaws", I'm sticking by that statement. Marion: What do I give him when we take him in front of the judge? The Cinema Snob: A sacknut. He would go into diabetic shock – that's exactly what we want. But the halloween pranks start a little early at the nuthouse… Marion: Since when did they let them wander around? The Cinema Snob: See? This is what happens when you throw a water-fountain through the window, R. P. McMurphy dies, the Chief gets away and babysitters are murdered! And after this, Michael would be so distraught by not getting her nurse's hat that he'll kill her 20 years later. Dr. Loomis: He's gone! He's gone from here! The evil is gone. The Cinema Snob (as Loomis): I don't know what patient that was, but the shocks on that bastard car would go out any second. The Cinema Snob (as a titlecard saying "Haddonfield, Halloween" is shown): Now we're at halloween. Or if Conal Cochran made the titlecard, here's what it would look like (the following text is shown for a split-second: "Halloween... you thought no further than the strange custom of having your children wear masks and go out begging for candy. It was the start of the year in our old Celtic lands, and we'd be waiting... in our houses of wattles and clay. The barriers would be down, you see, between the real and the unreal, and the dead might be looking in... to sit by our fires of turf. Halloween... the festival of Samhain! The last great one took place three thousand years ago, when the hills ran red... with the blood of animals and children. It was part of our world... our craft. To us, it was a way of controlling our environment. It's not so different now... it's time again. In the end... we don't decide these things, you know... the planets do. They're in alignment, and it's time again. The world's going to change tonight, doctor, I'm glad you'll be able to watch it. And... happy Halloween"). The Cinema Snob: As you probably know the movie is set in Illinois but filmed in California, seeing how there's a couple of shots where palm trees are in the background or the grass flipping out because they've never seen fall leaves before. I would make a petty remark on how that goof somehow makes this movie bad, in order to make myself look hip and cool. Hehe… (a beat) But it really, really wouldn't. Wait, and there's California license plates too? I reserve my hypocritical continuity-hate for lesser movies and even then it's still kind of silly. Heh! That's sorta like criticizing the video quality of an internet-reviewer who mostly talks about porn… Just think, if this movie was made nowadays they would really drive home the air and have some sweet '1978 Top 40' playing. The Cinema Snob: This Laurie Strode – she may seem normal now but give her some time aaaand goth-chick (a picture of Laurie Strode from the 2007 "Halloween"-remake is briefly shown). Laurie (as she places a key under the front porch welcome-mat of the Myers House): Just watch! The Cinema Snob: And that's what makes "Halloween" the ultimate 'No-trespassing'-movie of all time. But seriously, if Michael would just put up a sign that would've saved a lot of lives. Anyway, after a good night's rest, Dr. Loomis is ready to catch that crazy. Dr. Wynn: He was your patient, Doctor. If the precautions weren't strong enough, you should've told somebody… Dr. Loomis: I TOLD EVERYBODY!!! But nobody listened. The Cinema Snob: He should've been listening to you. According to the credits that's Dr. Wynn – a member of the Cult of Thorn who created Michael. A creation by the way that specializes in staring at high school girls through the window. It's pretty spooky that Michael is staring at her, but Nancy has it much worse on the other side of the room. The Cinema Snob: And to be fair to Michael, he isn't allowed within 50 feet of the school so at least he knows the law. Too bad Tommy is having a worse day. Bullies: He's gonna get you! He's gonna get you! He's gonna get you! The Cinema Snob: Yeah, Old Man Winter is gonna get ya' with these outdoor locker-rooms you have! Bully #1: Don't you know what's gonna happen at halloween? The Cinema Snob: Yeah, a shitty "Paranormal Activity"-movie comes out. The Cinema Snob (as one of the bullies run into Michael, who grabs him inappropriately): And why isn't Michael allowed within 50 feet of the school? Well, this image says it all. He scares children but doesn't give them candy afterwards. He just murders their fucking friends. The Cinema Snob (as we see Michael driving his car): What they're not showing you here is that Michael has already driven over 30 children from driving with a mask on. The Cinema Snob (as Dr. Loomis uses a pay-phone out in the middle of nowhere): Dammit, Dr. Loomis! You'd make it to Haddonfield sooner if you weren't talking on the phone every 5 miles! Dr. Loomis: If you don't, it's your funeral. The Cinema Snob (as a reflection of the cameraman can clearly be seen): Way to creep out the crew-members standing 5 feet from you. Wait a minute, these are the matches that nurse in the car had. Why is the nurse stealing jumpsuits? Go easy with the soundtrack, you're gonna wake up the truck driver – he's been driving for 36 hours (as the truck driver's body is shown). And now we get to meet the rest of our characters, who were nothing like those airhead dolts from 1980 slasher-movies. Oh no, no. These are pure Mensa members all the way. Lynda: I would be totally wiped out! Laurie: I think you have enough to do tomorrow. Lynda: TOTALLY! Lynda: You totally never showed. Annie: That's not true. Lynda: Totally. Lynda: Totally. Lynda: Hey, it's totally dark. The Cinema Snob (confused): Ah… well…… I guess you gotta respect someone who finds one word and just sticks with it… But still, eh, good cinematography. Good soundtrack… Annie: Hey Lynda! Laurie! Why didn't you wait for me? The Cinema Snob: Because you're near 30 years old and you shouldn't be hanging out with us. Oooh, eh. Oh oh… Annie (as Michael drives by next to them): Hey, jerk! Speed kills! (Michael immediately stops his car). The Cinema Snob: Hehe. Michael Myers, the slasher-movie villain who's very insecure about his driving. Laurie: You know, Annie? Someday you're gonna get us all into deep trouble. The Cinema Snob: Yeah, one of these drivers is gonna stab us in the chest someday. (as Laurie sees Michael hiding behind bushes down the street) Or… ehm, follow us home!? Annie: I don't see anything. Laurie: The guy who drove by us, the one you yelled at. Annie: Subtle, isn't he? The Cinema Snob: In the 70's after-school stalking was a fantastic way to meet new people. And by 'people' I mean underaged ladies. Annie: Laurie, dear… He wants to talk to you. He wants to take you out tonight. The Cinema Snob: I know he was following us, but free dinner on a halloween night? Oooh, sign me up! Laurie: The guys think I'm too smart. Annie: I don't. I think you're wacko. Now you're seeing men behind bushes. The Cinema Snob: It's almost like your brother is a serial killer. That would be a stupid twist… When the hell did the Silver Shamrock mask come into this movie? Laurie (as she unexpectedly bumps into Annie's dad, Mr. Brackett): OOOH!!! Mr. Brackett: Excuse me, Laurie… Laurie: Oh, Mister Bracket… The Cinema Snob: If only that was "Halloween H2O" that kind of thing would happen 30 more times with a music sting. Mr. Brackett: You know, it's halloween. I guess everyone is entitled to one good scare, huh? The Cinema Snob: Nah, did you see the horror movies that came out this halloween? (the poster for the "Carrie"-remake is shown) We couldn't even get that ONE good scare… The Cinema Snob (as Laurie sees Michael standing in the garden): So far, Michael is getting a really bad rep. He just wants to dry off his leftover rags from the garage truck. The music makes everything sound so dire. But seriously, fantastic soundtrack (smiling). The Cinema Snob (as Laurie walks outside the house): Oh, what jokers put siding on our garage doors!? Hoho, those damn kids… (as Laurie smokes in a car) And see, this is why the movie work so well, because even our survivor smokes weed (cut to a brief shot from "Friday the 13th", where Alice Hardy smokes) … Eh, ehm… Oh wait, it also happened in "Friday the 13th"… (confused) … Eh, yeah, well… Uhm… This movie did it first! And it takes time out to tell us another scary story. Taylor: One night he finished dinner and he excused himself from the table and he went out to the garage. He got himself a hacksaw and then he went back in the house and he kissed his wife and his two children goodbye and then he proceeded to… Dr. Loomis: Where are we? Taylor: Oh, eh…… The Cinema Snob: Fuck! God damnit, Dr. Loomis! I wanted to hear the end of that! (takes off his glasses) No seriously, I always wanted to hear the end of that fucking story! (as they stumble upon a hole in the ground) And he moved the tombstones, but he didn't move the graves? Meanwhile at the corner of Narc & Copdad. Mr. Brackett: Bye, girls. Annie: Goodbye, dad! Laurie: Bye. The Cinema Snob (as Mr. Brackett): There goes the last time I'll ever see my girl alive again… (normal) Hmmm, wow! That was a sad joke (smiling). And it's always funny to see Loomis and Michael conveniently miss each other the same way that Schwarzenegger and Devito did in the first 15 minutes of "Twins". Let's get back to the real issue of the movie; BOYS! Laurie: I'd rather go out with Ben Tramer. Annie: Ben Tramer? I knew it! So you do think about things like that, huh Laurie? Laurie: Shut up. Annie: He's cute! The Cinema Snob: Plus, Ben Tramer has a fantastic future ahead of him… The Cinema Snob: …… at least for next 8 hours or so!? The Cinema Snob (as Michael Myers): Hi there. I'm here to bone in your house, while your daughter watches horror films. (normal) Poor Loomis. Bet he wish he hit Ben Tramer tonight. Dr. Loomis: Does anybody live here? Brackett: No, not since 1963 when it happened. Every kid in Haddonfield thinks this place is haunted. Dr. Loomis: They may be right. The Cinema Snob (confused): … Dr. Loomis believes in GHOSTS? Dr. Loomis: What is that? Brackett: It's a dog… The Cinema Snob: OH! Oh, don't mind the dead dog. They're just filming a Godfrey home movie in here. But about the place being haunted… (a window gets smashed) Wait 'til about 3:15am and you'll start seeing pigs-eyes out the window. Dr. Loomis: I spent 8 years trying to reach him and then another 7 trying to keep him locked up because I realized that what was living behind that boy's eyes was purely and simply… evil. The Cinema Snob: Dr. Loomis – Eternal optimist (smiling). It's nice to actually get a real dramatic, psychological breakdown of our slasher movie-villain. That is unless "Silent Night Deadly Night" does it, then it'd be sleazy. The Cinema Snob (as Laurie reads for Tommy): Kid must be bored… She's must be reading him "Goosebumps". Tommy: I don't like that story. Laurie: I thought "King Arthur" was your favorite? The Cinema Snob: No! I said "Arthur 2: On the Rocks" was my favorite. Laurie: "Tarantula Man"… Tommy: Laurie, what's the bogeyman? The Cinema Snob: It's a hit-song by KC and the Sunshine Band, but that's not important right now. The Cinema Snob (as the dog barks at the camera): Again, the animals are always the first to sense a slasher film. Personally I love the image of the camera crew mooring the dog in order to get that reaction from him. The girl Annie is babysitting is hard at work readying her fantastic career in reality television (an image of grownup Kyle Richards is briefly shown). And Tommy is getting scared by Michael posing for the poster to "Psycho 2". The Cinema Snob (as Michael spies on Annie changing clothes): After spilling some butter on her shirt, Michael's inner "Animal House" is aroused by the prospect of full frontal nudity! But no luck… The Cinema Snob (offended): Dick! (as the dog barks at Michael) This will stop him from jerking off next to a tree. Annie: Lindsey, Lester's barking again and getting on my nerves again! (the dog whimpers) … Never mind. Guess he found a hot date. The Cinema Snob (sarcastic): Yeah, that's the sound a dog makes when he's on a hot date… with the preppy murderer, that is. The Cinema Snob (as Tommy and Laurie watches "The Thing from Another World" on TV): Uhm, why aren't they watching John Carpenter's "The Thing", even though it hasn't been made yet? Laurie: Tommy. Halloween night… it's when people play tricks on each other. The Cinema Snob: Yeah, especially when movie studios release the majority of their horror films IN JANUARY!? (referring to Tommy's custom) I miss the days when it was perfectly acceptable for kids to go around dressed as O.J. Simpson from "Capricorn One". One thing I certainly wish they would touch upon is how Michael Myers can open doors with his fucking mind!? And when Annie gets locked in the laundry room, pay attention. Michael shows up in the background only because he just murdered Waldo. (referring to Lindsey watching TV) And don't even bother asking her for help. She won't do it unless Andy Cohen tells her to. Paul (on the phone): Hi, Lindsey. This is Paul. Is Annie there? Lindsey: Yes, she is. Paul: Get her for me, will you? The Cinema Snob (as Lindsey): Annie, the director is on the phone! He wants you to show up in a corpse-cameo in "Halloween 2"! (normal) Back then it's important to note that laundry rooms came with refrigerators. It was before the invention of the dryer. Lindsey (answering the phone): She got stuck in the window, she'll be right here. The Cinema Snob: There marks the first time that someone thought of Kyle Richards as bitchy. (referring to subtle shot of Michael standing hidden in the background) Also, you see this? This is scary enough. Future movies don't need to make Michael Myers the size of a house! Annie: Well, c'mon. Get your coat, we're going to pick up Paul. Lindsey: I don't want to… Annie: Look Lindsey, I thought we understood each other. Lindsey: I wanna stay and watch this! Annie: Okay… The Cinema Snob: That was fucking abrupt! I knew this movie had an open ending, but I didn't know it was THAT open! Oh eh, oh right, I did that… The Cinema Snob (as Michael suddenly peeks up behind a car to an eerie sound): Oh, how did they not hear that giant fart he just let out!? Laurie (as she carves a jack-o'-lantern and addresses Annie's apparel): Oh, fancy. The Cinema Snob (as Annie): YOU wanna talk? You were about to fuck a pumpkin! Now watch this kid for me so I can have sex, which is really quite awesome. Laurie: The old girl scout comes through again. The Cinema Snob: If she were a girl scout in a 80's slasher movie, … Uh, well that would be sexist! Now she's off to have sex and get promptly murdered afterwards… The Cinema Snob: … or not!? Don't worry it has already been established that halloween is the season where people are playing tricks on each other. She's fine! No need to get frightened, kid. It's probably just some raccoons wrestling around in some garbage. The Cinema Snob: Laurie gets pissed at Tommy, which is hardly fair because only hours ago she was also seeing disappearing/reappearing people. The Cinema Snob (as Dr. Loomis hides in the bushes outside the Myers House): Hey, you're at the wrong house! There's no babysitters there! Dr. Loomis (trying to scare kids away from the house): Hey, Lonnie! Get your ass away from there… (the kids flee, as Loomis smirks). The Cinema Snob: Hehehehe… That's what the "Halloween"-sequels needed to be after this; just Donald Pleasence fucking with children. The Cinema Snob (as Brackett approaches and scares Loomis): I saw what you did to those kids. It's really quite hilarious. Dr. Loomis: I, I watched him for 15 years sitting in a room, staring at the wall, not seeing the wall, looking past the wall, looking at this night, inhumanly patient. The Cinema Snob: But more so THIS part of the night, not "Halloween 2"… THIS part is much better. Brackett: Alright, I'll stay with you here tonight. Just in the chance that you're right. And if you are right, damn you for letting him go. The Cinema Snob: Uhm, I DIDN'T. He escaped the asylum. But whatever, I'm sure his daughter is fine. They killed off the horny girl before we could get to the sex-scene. Something a classy slasher-film does, not 'some'. Lynda: … as we go upstairs to the first bedroom on the left, you got it? Bob: Alright, first I'll rip your clothes off… Lynda: Don't rip off my blouse! It's expensive, you idiot! The Cinema Snob (trying to find the right words): Oh, uhm………… I got nothing. They really need to slow down on their drinking. Halloween in 1978 was on a tuesday. They got school the next day! Maybe this movie does foreshadow that Michael and Laurie are brother and sister; they both like watching people have sex from a distance… The Cinema Snob (smiling): Mhmhm… Now that's a climax! At least no one in this movie has said… Bob: … I'll be right back. The Cinema Snob: No! I was gonna say "Lynda, you asshole", but you cut me off! Bob: Lynda, you asshole! The Cinema Snob: Uuuh, he said it… The Cinema Snob: That's what you get for looking like a 40-year old man fucking a high school student. Luckily for Michael they had a 3-foot long butcher-knife in the cabinet. (as Michael tilts his head, looking at Bob's hanging corpse) I cannot figure out the physics of what I just did… It's a shame too, I really liked that guy! Bob: Then you rip my clothes off. Then we rip Lindsey's clothes off. Yeah, I think I've got it. The Cinema Snob: Nah, that was… weird! The Cinema Snob (grinning): Hehehehehehehehe…… Lynda (exposing her naked body): See anything you like? The Cinema Snob: Not really… Half your nipples are being cut off at the bottom of the screen. Lynda: Alright, come one! Where's my beer? The Cinema Snob: I'm sorry, I thought you asked for some… spirits. (as Michael chokes Lynda to death) I still can't believe the best money-shot in the movie is during a strangulation-scene. Boy, would I cry "Foul" if this happened in a Fulci-movie! Laurie (on the phone): Alright, Annie. First I get your famous chewing, now I get your famous squealing? The Cinema Snob: It's a thing they like to do; call each other while having sex… My god, William Shatner from "Impulse", it was YOU all along? Matt Stone (from the 1974 movie "Impulse"): Being tough, raw, aren't you? The Cinema Snob: I don't know why she's calling back. Michael Myers doesn't talk! The Cinema Snob: Hmm, that was stupid… Meanwhile Dr. Loomis has just noticed that the car has been about a hundred feet from him this entire time… On his way he can figure out how to NOT tell anyone that, because it's really quite embarrassing. Laurie goes off to check on her friends and just think; right now Dr. Challis is watching this very scene while being held hostage (said scene from "Halloween 3" is shown). The Cinema Snob (as Laurie walks across the street with the "Halloween"-theme playing): Hey! (a beat) That's the music from "The Taming of Rebecca"! Hmm, what's with the 3-foot long butcher-knife on the floor? Weird… Laurie: Alright, you meatheads, joke's over! The Cinema Snob (as Laurie): I just got done watching an "All in the Family"-marathon and I'm not in the mood! (normal) This is one of the many places where the choice of music really adds to the tension of the scene. I mean, imagine this next sequence if it used music cues from "Shriek of the Mutilated". The Cinema Snob: Yes, your friends are dead, but look on the bright side; the mystery of the stolen tombstone has been solved… Good thing Michael counted on Laurie coming over, because that would have been really surprising to find when Lindsey's parents came home. And Laurie wouldn't be getting the shit scared out of her for 15 minutes… The Cinema Snob: Don't worry, you can escape. Just go for the off-colored glass; that's obviously the 'breakaway' one. Laurie (screaming while being chased down the street): Help! Somebody help me, please! The Cinema Snob: Ah, great. It's the girl from "Prom Night" and "Terror Train" again. When is she gonna learn not to leave the house!? After trying to wake up Carl Stowers to use his phone, she returns back to her place and finds that she lost the keys. At least that's better than the car not starting. You broke a window with the palm of your hand – You can burst through that door! Or… just get the boy to let you in. Michael is soon stabbed with one of the quilt lady's needles. At least she won't make the typical slasher-movie mistake of leaving behind the knife (she immediately drops the knife) OH, GOD DAMNIT!!! (as we see Dr. Loomis wandering outside) What's all that screaming about a few seconds ago? Nah, I'm sure it was nothing… Tommy: But the bogeyman… Lindsey: I'm scared. Laurie: There's nothing to be scared of. Tommy: Are you sure? How? Laurie: I killed him. The Cinema Snob: You stabbed him in the neck with a needle… Bogeyman or not, I don't think that killed him. (as Michael sneaks up on them, scaring them away): Nope, sure fucking didn't! (as Laurie hides in the closet) Scooge over, Kyle MacLachlan – There's enough room in here for two. Hey, neighbor! I can hear your fucking radio! Clearly she did not pay attention to the foreshadowing that the skull-shaped sunset with the blocking trees forecasted on the drive over. (as Laurie stabs Michael in the eye) Uh, right in the 'I'm-still-alive'-spot. (as Michael) Hospital… Hospital… Must kill more people at the hospital… (normal) Well, now she maybe won't drop the knife… (she does) oh, son of a bitch! Laure: I want you to go out of the house, go down the street to the Mackenzie's house. The Cinema Snob (as Laurie): I want you to tell them they're assholes for not letting me in the house earlier! (as Michael rises up in the background) This ending by the way is such a ripoff of the opening scene from "Halloween 2". And in the end Laurie Strode is saved by… (Dr. Loomis shoots Michael 6 times) … Hihi, 1970's child psychiatry. Laurie: Was it the bogeyman? Dr. Loomis: As a matter of fact, it was. The Cinema Snob (as Laurie): I said "What's the bogeyman", not "Was that the bogeyman". That explains nothing! (as Michael's body disappears from the lawn) I know where he went – Michael's just run off to go direct that 90's "Dennis the Menace"-movie… Mhm, no really… The Cinema Snob: Now THAT'S how you set up a string of… mostly disappointments… "Halloween" is obviously one of the greatest shining examples on how to do a slasher-film right – Likable characters, heroes that we wanna see live, a scary villain, solid suspense marked even better by moody cinematography and a beyond memorable and often duplicated soundtrack. As a horror-film, driven more by suspense and buildup than by kills, it holds up today just as it did in 1978. I say this while making a complete moral stand against all the other 'misogynistic-disregard-for-human-life'-slasherfilms for doing… some of the same things that this movie did too… But it isn't enough that this movie is more well-made or better written as some of those others, no no. As a cinema snob I need to get all soap-boxy about it and claim that it's okay when this movie did all of those things. Hehe… And that, my friends, is why I hate the word 'arthouse'… Wait, what? Tommy: Nobody believes me… Lindsey: I believe you, Tommy. (The End) Simba and Vitani are sent to the smelters yards to collect iron, however, Flotsam and Jetsam scare them. A tarpaulin falls onto Vitani, and Flotsam, Jetsam, and Simba think she is a ghost. Flotsam and Jetsam are sent to do Simba and Vitani's work. Halloween es un evento de temporada que tiene lugar a finales de Octubre. Empieza el 18 Octubre y termina el 1 de Noviembre. Halloween est un événement fêté dans la nuit du 31 octobre au 1er novembre durant laquelle les esprits des morts reviennent sur Terre pour se mêler aux vivants. Cet fête dure plusieurs jours et se termine durant la nuit d'Halloween même. Il s'agit de la transposition dans le monde de Guild Wars de la célèbre fête nord-américaine au cours de laquelle les enfants se déguisent en monstres pour aller réclamer des bonbons et autres friandises à leur voisins. Mais dans Guild Wars, ce n'est pas que des esprits qui viennent rendre visite aux joueurs. Il y a aussi Dépine, le roi dément. Halloween was a human holiday celebrated on the 31st day of October. The holiday developed from several older religious festivals, and emphasized ideas and characters that were frightening to most humans. The alien explorers Korob and Sylvia constructed a castle, took on the roles of a wizard and sorceress, and used other constructs which reminded humans such as Captain James T. Kirk and Doctor Leonard McCoy of Halloween. (TOS episode: "Catspaw") The character Bradley in the Dixon Hill holodeck program remarked that in his Starfleet uniform that Captain Jean-Luc Picard was ready for Halloween. (TNG episode: "The Big Goodbye") Upon discovering a number of apparently dead Cardassian soldiers lying in a previously sealed compartment on Deep Space 9, the senior staff decided to keep the discovery a secret until a way could be found to return the Cardassians to their own people. Captain Benjamin Sisko remarked that until a diplomatically acceptable way to remove those soldiers could be found that it would be Halloween on the station. (DS9 novel: Station Rage) A young Hikaru Sulu believed that the QuchHa' Klingons he saw raiding Ganjitsu looked like Humans dressed as Klingons for Halloween. (ST novel: Excelsior: Forged in Fire) In 1984, Roberta Lincoln dressed as Sally Ride for Halloween. That same year she noticed Humans dressed as a vampire, a gypsy, and a Ghostbuster. (TOS novel: The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume 1) Halloween is an annual holiday that is celebrated on October 31; which is also Michael Landon's birthday. It was covered on the Little House on the Prairie television series in the episodes "The Halloween Dream", "The Monster of Walnut Grove" and additionally, "The Werewolf of Walnut Grove". Where Albert pretended to be a werewolf. Day 48 As an adult you can wear a monster mask and interact with the item on another player for a small mood boost. Can be done every hour. Children under 12 years old can carve a jack-o'-lantern from the pumpkin item and receive 1 experience point. This is the day the credit item Halloween Horror movie must be used to receive 4 experience. You must watch it with someone who hasn't seen the movie, if not your mood and health will be dropped the next day. This page gives you the opportunity to redirect to the original article that is on Wikipedia or stay on the American Football Database. Clicking on the link on this page will redirect to Wikipedia's Halloween article. Take me to the [ Halloween] article on Wikipedia. Click here to return to the American Football Database main page or just hit your browsers back button to return to your previous page. These Redirect pages should be eliminated in either of two ways. * #1 Create a article of our own for this page. * #2 On every page a Halloween link exists make a direct link to the original Wikipedia article. Things to think about: * #1 Creating our own page for this article may add a superfluous amount of pages. * #2 Some of these article links may be on hundreds of pages that would need direct links. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it. Halloween is a tradition that is celebrated on October 31. People, usually children, dress up as monsters like vampires, werewolves and ghosts, as well as many other costumes. Some children also go trick-or-treating. (TXF: "Sanguinarium"; MM: "The Curse of Frank Black") The event traces its origins to the Druids, who believed it was on Halloween that Saman summoned evil spirits. For the Celtic people of the British Isles, it was the last evening of the year, an especially propitious time for examining portents of the future, and a night when devils, witches and other evils roamed the Earth. (MM: "The Curse of Frank Black") The Druids referred to this day as Samhain or the Fourth Witch's Sabbath. (TXF: "Sanguinarium") In 1946, young Frank Black celebrated Halloween by going trick-or-treating with three friends. Frank was dressed as a police officer, while his male companions were dressed as a cowboy, a hobo and a gangster. One of the houses they visited belonged to a Mr. Crocell, who told Frank about the origins of Halloween. Frank would later take his daughter, Jordan, trick-or-treating while she was dressed as Marge Simpson on Halloween of 1997. (MM: "The Curse of Frank Black") In 1992, FBI Special Agent Fox Mulder commented that the unusual events taking place in Bellefleur, Oregon made it seem like Halloween took place everyday there. (TXF: "Pilot") In October 1993, various FBI agents placed fake Halloween jack-o-lanterns around their offices in the J. Edgar Hoover FBI Building. (TXF: "Ghost in the Machine") In 1996, Dana Scully pointed out that a patient had been born on Halloween. (TXF: "Sanguinarium") In November 1996, Alex Krycek led Mulder and Scully to a courier carrying a diplomatic pouch that supposedly contained a bomb, but the agents discovered the pouch only contained a black rock. Before revealing the rock to Krycek, Mulder teasingly asked, "What did you get for Halloween, Charlie Brown?" (TXF: "Tunguska") In December 1998, the ghost of Maurice argued with the ghost of Lyda that they should haunt people on Halloween, not Christmas Eve. Lyda pointed out that people are more hopeful around Halloween than around Christmas. (TXF: "How the Ghosts Stole Christmas") In 2001, The Lone Gunmen used some pentathol and a Halloween mask to gain information from Majestic 12 operative Morris Fletcher. (TLG: "All About Yves") A home movie from the late 1960s shown in "Dreamland II" seems to suggest that Fox Mulder (dressed as Mr. Spock) and his sister Samantha (dressed as a fairy) are getting ready for Halloween. This is not directly stated though, and it could have been some other costume-related event. Halloween is the 13th episode of Season 2 on FOX teen soap Beverly Hills, 90210. Halloween is the night when the world of the dead is closest to the Mortal world. "Halloween" is the 10th episode of the series and the 5th(b) of Season 1 of Robotboy. right Halloween ja Celosvětový svátek. U nás ho slavíme jako Památka Vzesnulých. A jak slaví Dofus ? Programátoři Dofus vymění Gobbally za Jack O'Gobball. Vymění také Tofu za Jack O'Tofu. Jakmile vyhrajete boj s těmito monstry, dostanate kartu, které vás promění na dotyčné monstrum. Pro ochranu, abyste jste se neproměnili na monstrum dostanete helmu která vás před tímto dropem ochrání. "Halloween" is a song by Lil Negro Killa impersonating Moon Man.
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