And she pretty much crucifies them on a kitchen table and stabs him. And then they prayed them all around town on top of their freaking adorable rules wagon or whatever, and gets them to this wood chipper thing in the town junkyard, chops them up. And that was one of the things that this movie where it was like, okay, he's dead. Now what? I know. Halloween as a franchise is not dead. It's just this trilogy has gone over with