As a Moments subpage, all spoilers are unmarked as per policy. You Have Been Warned.
- Freddie's Big Damn Heroes moment as he rushes through the door to the burning shack to save Sara.Freddie: Trick or treat...muthafucka.
- "Hey Mikey! Happy fuckin' Halloween!"
- In a Refuge in Audacity kind of way, but in one instance, the director (Busta Rhymes) of the web reality show is approached by Michael, who wants to kill him. Normally, anyone else would have been dead in seconds, but the director, not realizing he's talking to the real Michael Myers instead of his lead actor, is furious at all the messing around and absolutely rips into him and unflinchingly demands he go back to his spot so they can get back to work. While he does try to get him back for it later, Michael is so perplexed at the man's verbal tirade that he actually does as he's told. Yes that's right people, Busta Rhymes made Michael Myers his bitch for a little while!
- As much as people treat this as a perplexing, out-of-character moment, Freddie's tirade to Michael in this scene actually gives Michael - who we know to be intelligent, analytical, and discerning - a wealth of information that allows his killing spree in the house to carry on far longer than it should have. Freddie informs Michael that the back door is unsecured, and beyond it, Nora is alone in the garage monitoring everything. Michael then kills Nora off-screen, as she would logically be the first person to notice that the killings are real and could warn the others. The next time a character approaches the back door is after Michael reveals himself by decapitating Jen, and because it's now locked, Rudy dies when Michael corners him there. While this is still an awesome moment for Freddie, since he verbally berated Michael Myers and lived to tell the tale, it is also an awesome moment for Michael, as by the climax of the film it's clear that he used the information Freddie gave him to strategize and plan his killings.
- One of four alternative endings (including the canonical/theatrical version) involved a Not Quite Dead Michael getting axed to the face by Sara. Many fans consider this better than the film's actual ending. You can see it here
in all of its What Could Have Been glory.
