Real-life ER doctor Jordan Wagner reacts to an exaggerated Michael Myers electrocution kill in 1995's Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT A kill from Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers has been criticized for its medical inaccuracies. The 1995 slasher sequel was the sixth Halloween movie, following the continued exploits of masked serial killer Michael Myers. In Halloween 6, the iconic killer returned to his former Haddonfield home, where relatives of original final girl Laurie Strode had taken up residence.
Wagner pointed out several inaccuracies, including John foaming at the mouth, which is seen "a lot with rabies." After being flabbergasted by the head explosion, Wagner said "if there’s enough energy, could something explode? Maybe, but I’ve never seen it." Read a full transcript of Wagner's quote below:
The Original Halloween Movies Lost Their Realism As They Went Along Before the continuity of the Halloween movies was partially reset in 1998's Halloween H20: Twenty Years Later, there were five movies that featured Michael Myers. Not counting the unrelated 1982 entry Halloween III: Season of the Witch, the Michael Myers movies got progressively more unrealistic as they went along.
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