This is the end…of Bad Days in Haddonfield. Bryan Dressel, Matt Dykes, Joel DeWitte, and Ryan Lootens end their deep dive into the Halloween Franchise with a series wrap up, going over favorite moments and more throughout each of the films. They also talk a bit about the next series coming up and maybe a confirmation of a future season. Don’t waste another second reading this and jump right in to this jam-packed episode!
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Bad Days in Haddonfield Ep. 13: Halloween Ends (2022)
Welcome to another pulse-pounding episode of “Bad Days in Haddonfield.” This week the Binge Buddies, comprised of Bryan Dressel, Matt “Zombie Dog Giggles” Dykes, Joel “Captain Obvious” DeWitte, and Ryan “Comedy Central” Lootens come together to talk about “Halloween Ends,” which at the very least is better than “Kills.” That said, it’s a little of a different movie than one might expect given the advertising. Start “listening” to “see” for yourself. Oh wait.
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Bad Days in Haddonfield Ep. 12: Halloween Kills (2020)
This week on Bad Days in Haddonfield, Bryan Dressel, Matt “Zombie Dog Baby Face” Dykes, Joel “Tater Tot” DeWitte, and Ryan “Tootsie Pop” Lootens sit down and absolutely murder the second film in the modern Halloween trilogy: Halloween Kills. Is there something that prevents the second films in this franchise from being any good? Is there some unwritten law that says the second films have to be set in a hospital? Who knows! Either way, there be fun discussion ahead.
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Bad Days in Haddonfield Ep. 11: Halloween (2018)
We’re back with a new and exciting episode of Bad Days in Haddonfield. This week Bryan Dressel, Matt “Zombie Dog Sloppy Nuts” Dykes, Joel “Minion” DeWitte, and Ryan “Pork Chop” Lootens sit down to talk about David Gordon Green’s Halloween, which kickstarts the most recent trilogy. At least this first entry is good!
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Bad Days in Haddonfield Ep. 10: Halloween II (2009)
This week on Bad Days in Haddonfield the Binge Buddies, comprised of Bryan Dressel, Matt “Zombie Dog Stu Macher” Dykes, and Joel “Amber Freeman” DeWitte, tackle the sequel to Rob Zombie’s “Halloween,” aptly titled “Halloween 2.” It’s a natural progression to Zombie’s interpretation of the characters, but that doesn’t necessarily mean its any good. It’s not boring, at least!
NOTE: This is the last Binge Buddies of the year. We will be back later in January with the final Halloween trilogy, starting with…Halloween.
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Bad Days in Haddonfield Ep. 9: Halloween (2007)
This week on Bad Days in Haddonfield, Bryan Dressel, Matt “Zombie Dog Debbi Loomis” Dykes, and Joel “Richie Kirsch” DeWitte come together to discuss “Halloween.” No. Not that one. The Rob Zombie one. It’s a remake that’s…fine, and the Binge Buddies unpack that in the only way they can, with great humor and lots of jokes.
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Bad Days in Haddonfield Ep. 8: Halloween Resurrection
Welcome to another fun and fanciful episode of Bad Days in Haddonfield, the Binge Buddies retrospective on the Halloween franchise. Bryan Dressel, Matt “Zombie Dog” Dykes, Joel DeWitte, and Ryan Lootens (in a shotgun review) join forces to dog on the absolute pile that is known as “Halloween Resurrection.” In it, Jamie Lee Curtis yeets herself out of the narrative and Michael Myers can walk through walls. There’s a lot here and you’ll want to dive in right away.
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Eve Stewart: Nicholas Nickleby (2002)
A new month brings us a new filmmaker and for September we decided to breakdown the lively career of production designer Eve Stewart, starting with 2002’s Nicholas Nickleby, starring Charlie Hunnam, Jamie Bell, and Christopher Plummer. It’s a film that’s exceptionally designed and looks absolutely gorgeous, but that has almost nothing else going for it. The performances are fine, but the tone of the film oscillates so much between farce and prestige period drama that it’s hard to really connect to anything the actors are doing. And don’t get us started about couches being dragged outside of houses for leisure. Did we mention that the film is gorgeous?
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