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Mr. Sandman

Mr. Sandman

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Oct 31, 2026

Frank MendozaHOST
46:34
Okay.
Frank MendozaHOST
46:37
Do you know why they decided to open and close the film, of all things, with the quartet singing Mr. Sandman? I always wondered that.
Frank MendozaHOST
46:46
I don't
Andrew GrevasGUEST
46:46
know what the genesis of the idea was, but it's very effective,
Andrew GrevasGUEST
46:53
It's become associated with the series in a way that, I mean, much like Don't Fear the Reaper has.
Andrew GrevasGUEST
47:00
You know, we associate Don't Fear the Reaper with Halloween.
Andrew GrevasGUEST
47:03
Well, now we also associate Mr. Sandman with the Halloween franchise.
Andrew GrevasGUEST
47:07
And it's tough to do that with two songs and one film franchise.
DavidHOST
28:21
I also love that this movie is bookended by two great songs.
DavidHOST
28:24
First, you have Mr. Sandman as the opening, and then ending with a song from Creed, the best band from the 90s, early 2000s.
AlainHOST
28:34
I want a horror movie based around Halloween to open with, I'll take you to the candy shop.
AlainHOST
28:40
I'll make you suck the lollipop.
Jon MaturanHOST
38:33
They always use this.
Jackie BonsignoreHOST
38:34
Distorted Mr. Sandman?
Jon MaturanHOST
38:36
Yeah.
Jon MaturanHOST
38:41
All, like, slower.

36 MINS LATER

Jon MaturanHOST
74:51
original producer.
Jackie BonsignoreHOST
74:52
Yeah.
Jon MaturanHOST
74:52
The freaking twisted version of Mr. Sandman.
Jackie BonsignoreHOST
74:56
Female second AD, let's go.
Don LahiHOST
8:40
lot to this movie reads, The first line to this movie is, Hey! And we start the movie.
Don LahiHOST
9:00
I love the Sandman song.
Don LahiHOST
9:02
It's a banger.
SarahGUEST
9:02
It's
Don LahiHOST
10:36
Yeah.
Don LahiHOST
10:37
Um, so we see Marion, uh, who's from one, two, we get the, the, the house is broken into.
Don LahiHOST
10:46
I love when Sandman song just cuts out.
SarahGUEST
10:49
Yeah.
Michael SmithHOST
50:14
Right.
Stuart ShepardHOST
50:15
Anyway, back in Laurie's car, Mr Sandman comes on the radio, and I've written down, this would probably have been more impactful if we hadn't heard it at the start of the film.
Stuart ShepardHOST
50:21
Yeah,
Michael SmithHOST
50:22
it's also the silly version, it's like, Mr Sandman, yes.
Michael SmithHOST
50:26
Yes.
Stuart ShepardHOST
50:28
Which I think is the one that's in Back to the Future, yeah.
speaker_3HOST
30:34
yeah that's stupid okay so number two can you guess what's number two Halloween 2 Halloween 2 from 1981 6.5 on IMDB.
speaker_3HOST
30:44
That was the first time they used Mr. Sandman.
speaker_3HOST
30:47
Yeah, I like that.
speaker_3HOST
30:48
Yeah, it goes well.

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speaker_3HOST
36:37
Someone's been in...
speaker_3HOST
36:38
Oh, actually, how that opens really well is it starts off...
speaker_3HOST
36:42
Like Mr. Sandman.
speaker_3HOST
36:44
You think, oh, it's the Sandman music.
Zach Langley Chi ChiHOST
71:02
And I like the end where Laurie's in the ambulance at the hospital as it drives away from the hospital to another hospital.
Zach Langley Chi ChiHOST
71:10
And it's playing the Mr. Sandman song.
Zach Langley Chi ChiHOST
71:12
They do like to use that a few more times.
Zach Langley Chi ChiHOST
71:14
Yeah, that comes up a lot.
MaggieHOST
71:47
Oh, that's true, yeah.
Zach Langley Chi ChiHOST
71:48
Oh yeah, that's true.
Zach Langley Chi ChiHOST
71:49
But Mr. Sandman, they can afford that and they will dump it into these trash, recycled squares of movies that are coming up.
Zach Langley Chi ChiHOST
71:58
But before then, we have one of my favorite movies in the franchise.
AshwinHOST
12:23
Yeah, it could have been.
AshwinHOST
12:24
I mean, I heard, like, in this movie, they had, like, an orchestral version of, like, the original Carpenter, you know, the Halloween theme song.
AshwinHOST
12:32
And I don't know, I kind of just misliked the straight kind of piano that Carpenter would do.
AshwinHOST
12:36
This felt, like, a little bit overblown for, like, what the film was.

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BrianHOST
24:48
Okay, so this film begins in Langdon, Illinois on October 29th.
BrianHOST
24:53
We see a knife plunge into a pumpkin, but it's just the mother carving a jack-o'-lantern with some kids as this town is getting ready to celebrate Halloween.
BrianHOST
25:02
The scene is scored by the 1954 song Mr. Sandman by the Cordettes, which played during the end credits of Halloween II.
BrianHOST
25:10
and we see a nurse exit her car, presumably coming home after a long day of work, and as she goes to enter her home, she steps on broken glass and realizes that her home has been broken into.
CarrieHOST
12:47
To the
MacHOST
12:47
sound of Mr. Sandman.
KatieHOST
12:51
That scene, I was like, I feel like...
KatieHOST
12:54
When the movie first started, in the first dance scene, I was like, this feels like a last vestige of the 80s, 90s, everyone making movies is on cocaine and heroin all the time.
KatieHOST
13:05
I felt like this movie, especially, was just a bunch of people on drugs making a movie.
KatieHOST
13:10
And then...
KatieHOST
13:12
The Mr. Sandman scene, I was like, I feel like I'm on drugs.
KatieHOST
13:16
Like, what is this?
GregHOST
31:51
Langdon, Illinois.
GregHOST
31:52
And the music playing is Mr. Sandman, the classic tune.
KarenHOST
31:58
Which apparently was in the original.
GregHOST
32:01
Yes.

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