SEEING HALLOWEEN KILLS IN A MOVIE THEATER WITH A STUPID AUDIENCE | Double Toasted Bites 

I remember seeing Freddy Vs Jason and right before (spoilers!) Freddy fights Jason; A FUCKING BABY STARTS CRYING! Who would bring a baby to a horror movie?!

This reminds me of the time some ladies thought it would be a great idea to bring their loud ass kids and a FRICKIN BABY to Return of the King...OPENING NIGHT.....at 10:30pm! Five minutes of the baby crying at the beginning of the film and someone in the crowd shouting: "SHUT THAT BABY UP!" they eventually left. Geez louis.

The movie theater crowd will make you an elitist. There’s nothing worse than being surrounded by loud mouthed simpletons while trying to explore the deeper notes of Godzilla vs Kong

Billy is the only person who gets a pass with me, you can be loud and laugh at any movie Billy!

When i saw a scream 2 on premiere night Sydney picked up the phone at some college party house and someone yelled “bitch why are you picking up the phone, you don’t live there!”

5:40 "Haha, why can't I have both?! Hahahaha, I'm an ass man! I'm a boooob man! Ah-hyuck!" LMFAO, Korey, shit had me rollin' XD

This is why I’m seeing it on Peacock this weekend tbh. No IMAX, I’ll stay home. In the past, the worst audience experiences for me are always horror films it seems. Thankfully we have a nice big 4K tv and surround sound so we good!

When I went to see No Time to die on Sunday the dude that was 3 chairs away from me would not stop farting. He farted the whole 2 hours and 43 mins 🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️. Don’t miss the movies at all.

I was done with Michael Myers after he got his ass kicked by busta rhymes.😁

My audience was pretty decent for this movie. The only problem was that I had to sit in the very front 💀

That sounds like a scenario I'd wish Michael Myers would show up and get to work

Me in my house watching films on my projector eating whatever food I want in my recliner> Going to the movies. It's quiet, I can do it whenever I want, and I don't have to deal with random people ruining my experience. The theater experience is just overrated with very few exceptions.

This is why I prefer going to the earliest screenings now so I don't have to deal some ignorant mofos.

I use to really like the theater experience. I no longer wish to sit in a dark theater around a bunch of people. I prefer to watch movies at home I get to pause play, or watch on my time.

The worst horror audience I experienced was for Quiet Place 2. A woman brought two toddlers to the film, and they didn't stop babbling or crying after a few minutes when the movie started. And when one of us from the audience tried to respectfully tell her to take the kids out to settle and come back till they do so, she started throwing in attitude. Luckily theater management let everyone who left go to the next showing that was happening 15 minutes apart.

The only horror movie that I ever watched in theater was IT (2017). I watched it with a mostly black audience and I had such great time. There was so many people going oh lord and just freaking out. It was more fun watching with them than watching the movie itself.

Sounds like 2 oldheads with a bunch of youngins. 😂 That's just how most of those horror movie crowds are. Usually a bunch of high school, college kids and over excited people packed together for 2 hours being silly.

Or even worse, people who bring a baby to the theater…..

The worst is when it's an R-Rated movie and people for whatever reason they may have will be bring the whole family usually is at least one baby and at least 2 toddlers all three crying and screaming and constantly having to use the bathroom during the movie and when it's not any of the above then It questions about who what why when and where and I'm like damn isn't there a PG or pg-13 movie somewhere for them

Saw Halloween 2018 in theaters 3 times, all of which had dumb audiences. The opening night I will give a pass. Everyone was genuinely having a great time, clapping when Jamie Lee had a small victory, and younger teens genuinely enjoying horror as they know how. Sold out show!

Went to see the 25th Anniversary showing of “Scream”, and of course people still paid to talk during the movie, and had some next to me saying all the lines from the movie 😒

Last time I went to a theater it wasn’t even the people that were awful, the theater’s air conditioning was out and the volume wasn’t checked before the showing so it was obnoxiously loud. Not to mention the overpriced nachos and sticky floors that weren’t cleaned the night before. I’ll be gladly watching this at home.

Im lucky enough to live walking distance to an Alamo Drafthouse and it’s been a Godsend since it reopened. They will kick your ass out if you talk or use the phone. It’s heaven on earth that I will gladly pay extra for

when I was young we had ushers that walked up and down the aisles every 10 minutes, and if someone was causing crap they would stop the film and if need be call the police to eject someone.

Kids in movie theaters are worse. 😔

I’m torn between going to see it in theaters, or staying home and watching it on Peacock. Love the movies, but I’m hesitant because I live in a small college town (known for partying) and I have a pretty good feeling the audience will be too rowdy for me to actually enjoy what’s happening on screen. I’m also the confrontational type, so probably best just to stay home and stream.

When I went to see Avengers End Game, they had to pause the movie and have security escort a few people out of the theater. Due to causing too much of a disturbance, and everyone stood up and clapped as they were escorted out LOL

I grew up seeing horror movies at the dollar shows when I was a kid and teenager. You always needed to prepare for a talkative audience lol. They'd usually make it more fun. I remember seeing Scream for the first time at the late night dollar show. Awesome experience.

Sometimes I wish Michael Myers would got to his own movies. Keep that audience in line.

The gentleman you described at 6:16 sounded eerily like you were describing James Holmes, the "Dark Knight Rises" shooter from Aurora, Colorado. He's the last person I'd want to walk into a "Halloween Kills" screening to see sitting at an aisle seat.

I lived in Japan for quite a long time, and going to the cinema there is the most amazing experience. Most cinemas are excellent quality, comfortable and most importantly, the audience is respectful and nobody presumes that they can intrude on anybody elses experience. Basically, the cinema isn't filled with a bunch of a**hats, or if it is, they have enough respect to not show it. Respect for others. That's what's lacking in in so many other places. Anybody who talks, uses their phone etc. during the movie can get GTFO or pay for everyone else's tickets.

I remember when I saw the Gallows in theater and 30% of the crowd kept saying "oh don't go in there, they're stupid for not listening to me, they should of listened, you won't catch me there" constantly.

This is exactly the reason I hate going to the movie theater, and I watch every movie I possibly can on streaming services and I’m so very thankful for them. I can’t tell you the amount of times I’ve had the ENTIRE RUNTIME OF A MOVIE ruined, because of loud ass, disrespectful teenagers.

My Endgame experience got ruined by a group of kids doing the cha-cha slide.

Literally Same Thing. I Went To See Halloween Kills On The 16th. (1 Day After Premiere).. I Wanted To See It In The Theater Because My Family Is LOUD. So, Going There I Was Expecting The Theater To Be Somewhat Full Of Other Halloween Fans… Now, There Were Actually Some Halloween Heads (Like Myself).. My Theater Doesn’t Have Assigned Seat/You Can’t Reserve a Certain Seat, You Purchase The Ticket And Go Pick a Seat. Now.. I Sit Down And I’m Waiting For The Film To Begin, Then Comes In An Entire Group Of Women That Sat Next To Me. Now The Problem Was, They Were Talking About Not Having Seen The First One (Halloween 2018).. And Rambling On About Hating Horror Movies, And Kept Calling Michael Myers, Jason. I Was Frustrated But Didn’t Say Anything. Now, That Was Happening Before The Film Went On.. (A lot Of People Got There 30 Minutes Early, Me Being One Of Those People) So, When The Film Started They Shut Themselves Up.. Well After Michael’s First Kill, Which Was Kind-Of a Jump-scare, They Started Chatting Like They Were The Only Group In The Entire Movie Theater… They Kept Turning Their Phones On, Squealing Like They Were Children. Every time Michael Would Appear They Would Freak The F*ck Out… I Mean, I’m Definitely Going To See Halloween Ends (Next Year), But I Really Hope These People Won’t Be There, Or At-Least Will Have Some Respect For Other Fans…

I remember when Emma stone died in spiderman 2 the audience went dead silent and a black dude said she dead man she dead that was funny as hell to me lol. Most the time it's only funny if the movie sucks and the audience is mocking the movie..

this story...right here....is why i am watching the film Friday at home.

I can understand the frustrations with the crowd so for those who still want to go to the theater but avoid these types of crowd go to the early shows but if you want to stay home for the premier then see it again in theaters when it calms down that is when I would go. Me I'll be like George Costanza and go shut your traps and stop kicking the seats!"

WOW!!! SAME MY WHOLE THEATER WAS LOUD AS F, for the Halloween kills movie

I always like hearing about theater experiences they are funny. I also like a loud theater during a Horror movie, but not loud as in they narrate everything on screen.

Just like that part in scary movie at what happened to Brenda after she was actin' a fool up in the theatre 😂🤣🤦‍♂️✌

I wish the people in my theater were rowdy. It would have made up for sitting through this atrocious film.

I got lucky twice when I went to see infinity war and Endgame to be with a good audience. I’ve seen reaction videos where people screamed everytime somebody showed up on screen 🤦‍♂️

I had a terrible audience at my screening last night too. I should have seen it as a bad omen when I walk in and there's a group of four twelve year olds trying to buy tickets. They get turned away, but come back with an adult later. The parent they were with was pissed that they had to sit through the movie. She was on her phone the whole time, talked over the movie, and did everything she could to make the experience terrible. On top of that, there was a family that apparently decided to have their family reunion there who wouldn't shut up. I had another group directly in front of me who were auditioning for MST3K. The plus side was that I walked out of that theater with 10 free movie passes and a refund.

As much as I hated this movie, I only managed lol, when the girl shot herself, and when Laurie stabbed her self with a needle full of morphine, the acting of which was way over the top.

Luckily in Ireland the majority of movie audiences are ok but occasionally there’s someone who won’t shut up, there’s also a lot of assholes who just leave their food and drinks there instead of picking it up and throwing it away themselves.

When I saw 2018 people's phones were ringing and they would answer and talk. WTF.

The people that aren’t fans of the franchise and still go to the theater to see this pisses me off this movie should be for the hardcore fans like me who went through an entire 3 year long wait after Halloween (2018) I swear if this experience gets ruined for me because of some assholes in movie theaters who can’t keep their cell phones turned off or their mouths quiet I’m never stepping foot in a theater for a long time

LMFAO!!!!!!! This segment had me rolling.

Why I am watching this movie at home on Peacock

i expect reactions and screams or some murmurings from the crowd in any film theater but i was surprised that the 2/3rds full theater was quiet as all hell watching Halloween Kills, people these days are either acting up and foolish or just dead with no emotions even Michael showed more emotion in the film than the crowd on this occasion.

Funny, I remember going to see Halloween '18 at a screening where, I was sitting in 3rd row, and I could hear a bunch of assholes at the farthest row of the room. Luckily, it didn't bother me much, but I legit feel bad for whoever was sitting close to them.

I like how they finally showed him killing everyone out in public, I mean just slaughtering everybody, and that's why he's one of the best slashers ever

i hate going to the movies love stay home

This reminds me when I saw hereditary and there were 3 teens maybe 13? Or so who were loud as fuck and kept moving their seats from the top row to the bottom row. And some middle aged Kyle bro who kept saying “this is stupid” really loud. Glad I watched it on streaming a year later cause the theatre experience ruined the movie the first time lol

I find that really rude talking throughout the movie. Happened to me while watching Jurassic world (2015), two girls on their phones sat right next to me wouldn't shut up throughout the whole movie.

Famous last words: horror movie audiences.

Talking through a movie is the most annoyning thing ever

I had this issue too when Infinity War came out, right behind me and my best friend was this group of four or five guys and this couple. Directly behind me the whole movie this one dipstick decided to talk about how Jaws is trash and how fake it looks and "I knew that shark wasn't real" nothing to do with the movie and the whole time he's giggling about it. I didn't need to say anything because routinely his friends would whisper to him "Dude shut the fuck up we're trying to watch the movie nobody cares!" But he'd keep going until everyone told him to shut up then he was just grumbling for the last ten minutes about how he knows movies better and infinity war was garbage like jaws because it's for a simple audience. That was just ONE of the problems. The other was the couple on my left side, the ENTIRE MOVIE the guys girlfriend was whining and complaining about how she didn't know what was going on and who anyone was and her boyfriend goes "Did you watch any of the films I recommended for you to watch? You had a solid few months" and she goes "Oh I don't need those I don't really care about this it's stupid and childish. I won't waste my time." Dude was silent for a minute and then goes "Then why did you come with me? All you're doing is complaining you don't know anything and yet you did not watch any films to help you understand." All she said was "I had nothing else to do but I think this movie is shit anyway, just for babies who cares?" Talking as smug as possible. So on one side we had a self proclaimed "Movie expert" and on the other a really smug, nasty and bafflingly dumb girlfriend who I guess wanted to ruin her boyfriends night. For the opening night showing, I barely retained any of the film I had to go back the next night so I wouldn't be bothered by an awful ignorant audience. It took EVERYTHING I had to not turn around multiple times and tell both to shut the hell up. 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

Guess I'm lucky, I've never had a bad movie theater experience. Sure the audience does the usual chatter but it wasn't annoying.

Im SO glad i watched Halloween Kills on peacock before i went to the theatre. The audience missed key points and they react at the proper moments because most of the plot points or jokes went over peoples heads. I kept turning around to watch peoples reactions at the plot climax parts, and all i saw were emotionless zombies smh. Probably gonna be my last movie experience as long as they keep releasing new movies on peacock and HBO max

this why i go to morning screenings cause you just dont get any of that riff raff spoiling the movie.

1:48 😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 ME TOO HOMIE , you are not alone on that one ☝🏽 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

This is anxiety city for me and the cherry on top is that everytime I rewatch the movie, I'll remember the comments. These creatures shouldn't be allowed even NEAR a theater.

.... Movie nerds? I HATE horror movie NERDS! These are the type of emasculated guys that cheer whenever a woman gets butchered in a mindless slasher movie. Why?.. they're the super nerds that got rejected by quality women in Middle School and are still mad about it.

I work at a theater I would of kick them out faster than Michael going for his next kill.

Honestly, this video was better than the movie. 😭😭

Like Fowl Beak in Tiny Toons How I Spent My Summer Vacation when he wouldn't shut up during Skunkaphobia.

Just saw Halloween Kills over the weekend and i had a problem with the people next to me taking pictures of the screen with their flash on during the beginning of the movie…like can people not post everything on snapchat for once?

I've learned to pay the high price and go to luxury theaters. $25 dollar tickets oh I'll pay it for peace of mind and full service.

When I saw Halloween 2018. The crowd was full of loud kids and grown adults. Halloween Kills? Barely a difference.

Halloween killed Bond!🔪🎃🍿

They see blood and gotta treat the shit like cocoine had me rollin

Martin is absolutely right about those annoying chicks who call themselves “sluts” only for attention. I can’t stand women like that, that are all just talk.

Y'all are too damn funny I swear man. 😆😆😂🤣

I never watch horror movies at movie theatres. Did it once and the audience ruined it for me. They were laughing at every kill and jump scare... also a group of girls were screaming on purpose, they thought that was funny... so never again..

Two kids constantly talking next to me about the obvious things happening onscreen ruined Avengers Endgame for me.

I went to a theater like that , thank god for the Alamo Draft house that kicks out people for being noisy.

Luckily I never ran into "jokesters" when watching Quiet Place 1 & 2, that was my biggest fear

Omg, right fucking next to me just people laughing their ass off at each others stupid jokes, my first 18 rated movie experience in a movie theatre (although I'm 17), and being a big halloween fan I had to listen to these fucking doughnuts while Im just trynna experience the film, 😂 rant over, I enjoyed the film anyway, not as good as 2018 but I think it had great fan service through the references, and it felt natural rather than just trying to fill uncreative gaps, can't waits for ends, so stoked!

Just watch it at home then, people screaming at a horror movie is the theatre experience that I like

The Grudge was a movie that I couldn't get into because the audience we saw it with was so fucking awful that it soured me on the film itself. So I'm more than understanding if horror movies want to do VOD releases, because those audiences can be their own brand of awful.

I had to sit next to two 17 year Olds who seemed to think this film was the standard for why Horror movies suck now; was so annoying trying to watch the movie and not knock the ftards out💯😏💪

This is why I am not stoked to go back to theaters. These people are the worst.

Yesterday night when me and my mom and dad were sitting to watch the film we saw behind us there was a 4 year old kid and a couple of teenagers in the back of us and at the end when we got up we saw them leaving and I'm like wow how the heck did they get in theaters to watch this?

Halloween Kills is hands down a horrible movie, but it is hysterical. I laughed my ass off all the way through it. I've been fan horror since saw original The Texas Chainsaw Massacre at a drive In when I was five. The Halloween franchise went off the rails decades ago and now we just have this level of crap to look forward to.

I remember seeing endgame and people laughing at fat thor, thor who lost his entire family and his home and is probably suicideal is funny

Movie theaters should ban kids under 6 to movies especially horror movies if the parents can't get a sitter it wasn't meant for them to go that day. Even a kids movie because kids under 7 will not sit still.

*Its was simply too Goofy to be taken seriously. They got some real clowns for producers these days doing Horror. It’s sappose to be horror not comedy.

I’ll be watching this at home on peacock

Top 3 Michael Myers movie of all time

The experience is not worth the price of admission, because of poor audience behaviour. I agree, until they enforce a quality viewing experience for everyone then they deserve to get taken to the cleaners by streaming services.

I saw this movie with some assholes in front of me who were on their phones with their brightness all the way up and it pissed me off

You guys need to talk to Chris Stuckman about audiences, he has 2 or 3 videos about dealing with annoying audience.

I had the problem with Insidious 2, I went on a Friday night and the audience was annoying as hell with their talking & laughing. I went a couple of days later after work and it was dead so it was more enjoyable that time

I don't know if I'm just lucky but I've gone to the theater hundreds of times and only had 3 bad experiences? I usually go on Tuesdays though but even on opening weekends I haven't had that bad of a time

I guess I’m a lucky one I’ve never had a bad experience in the theaters lol 😂 is it that common ??

Can’t wait to see Halloween Kills! Just got my ticket online for Daytona beach! Going there for bike week tomorrow

If you hate people talking in the theaters, you need to go to the alamo drafthouse. If anything happens, you get 1 warning. Anything after and you are tossed.

The legacy of MST3K that we don't like to talk about.