Halloween: Resurrection

Trivia: Rudy's death scene, in which he is pinned to a door with knives, is a reference to Bob's death in the original Halloween.

Trivia: Rick Rosenthal, the director of the film, makes a cameo as a professor.

Trivia: Throughout the entire film the screams you hear from the girls in the house are exactly identical.

Trivia: The professor in the University at the beginning is named Dr. Mixter just like the doctor who gets a syringe stabbed through his eye in Halloween 2.

Trivia: In Laurie's room at the hospital, you can see a crumpled up picture of Josh Hartnet who played her son.

Trivia: In Michael's older sister's room you see that the window is broken. It was broken in the first Halloween and made the same shaped crack that is still there in this one.

Trivia: The doll that Laurie puts her pills into can be seen in the original Halloween, on Laurie's dresser (desk?) during the "obscene chewing" scene.

Trivia: Busta Rhymes appeared on an episode of WWE SmackDown to promote this film the day before its theatrical release. Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson asked him if he would die in the film since horror films typically kill off black characters first. Rhymes simply responded with "Hell no."

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Plot hole: When the first security guard, who stayed back to get something to eat, hears something in the laundry room, he walks over to the washing machine where he finds the head of the other security guard inside. He turns around screaming and trips over the security guard's body on the ground with no head. Wouldn't he notice the dead body on the ground when he first entered the room?

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Jim Morgan: Say something smart.
Donna Chang: Existence precedes essence.
Jim Morgan: God, you're sexy.

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Question: It was revealed that the person who Laurie thought she killed wasn't Michael but somebody who Michael had subdued and placed his clothes and mask on. Why would Laurie be sent to an institution for this? She wasn't aware of the fact that she killed the wrong person until the mask was removed, and since the staff seem to know about her connection to Michael, wouldn't they consider letting her go since she was only trying to stop Michael's rampage?

Answer: At first impression, Laurie was catatonic not only from the shock of killing an innocent man, but also from a lifetime of being chased down by her murderous brother. She obviously knows from past experiences that nothing she does (including faking her own death) will stop Michael from finding her. It is later revealed she has been faking her mental issues (think when she has been hiding her regular meds in the raggedy Ann doll) and is committed only to stopping Michael, no matter what the cost. She may have also been trying to protect her son and the only way to do that is to allow herself to be institutionalized in order to lure Michael there.

Answer: It's not properly explained (nothing in this stupid movie is), but the implication is that she went a little crazy due to the guilt of killing an innocent man and was institutionalized.

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