One More Watch

A masked-escaped killer, a trigger-happy doctor, and an unsuspecting babysitter. What could possibly go wrong? We’re heading back to Haddonfield, Illinois, to revisit the horror classic that helped define the slasher genre, Halloween (1978).

Joining Carl Isley is multi-hyphenate artist Brandon Michael Nase for a trip back to the night Michael Myers came home. We’re breaking down what makes John Carpenter’s masterpiece so damn rewatchable, from those haunting opening credits and Dr. Loomis’s relentless warnings to Laurie Strode’s fight for survival against a killer who just won’t stay down.

Plus, we’re talking questionable babysitting decisions, Michael Myers’ suspiciously impressive driving skills, Loomis being a little too trigger-happy, and how a chilling score and a whole lot of suspense can be scarier than buckets of blood.

So lock your doors, check your windows, and whatever you do, don’t say, “You can’t kill the boogeyman.” Join us as we revisit Halloween on One More Watch!

Credits: 

Host: C. Haynes

Guest: Brandon Michael Nase 

Executive Producer(s):

C. Haynes

Brandon Michael Nase 

David Pineda 

Assoc. Producer(s):

Eva Castillo

Sherry Liang 

Audio Editor:

Ellen Cerrone 

Graphic Designer:

Isaiah Edwards

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