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Frank: Michael. Laurie Strode: He's dead. Allyson: Not dead enough.

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Mrs. Allen: Corey, you're a lifesaver. Corey: Hi. Mrs. Allen: How've you been? Come on in.

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Laurie Strode: You know, there are two kinds of evil. There's the evil that exists as an external force that threatens the well-being of the tribe. Survival depends on understanding and awareness and fear of physical threat to our daily lives. The other kind of evil lives inside of us. Like a sickness or an infection. It's more dangerous because we may not know we're infected. Corey: Am I a bad person? Are you? Laurie Strode: Well... we're both fucked-up. I want to help you, Corey. Let me help you. Or let me find help for you. You can't have her. Allyson is not equipped for this relationship, and I will not let her get hurt. So stay the fuck away... Corey: You started this! You brought me in! You invited me! But you're the one to blame. "You want to do it, or you want me to?" If I can't have her... no one will. You want to help Allyson? Let her live her life. She has me now. You should give in. You should surrender to that feeling you had the first time you ever looked into his eyes. Y

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Joan: Boys who keep secrets don't get custard for dessert. Ronald: [To Corey; after Joan leaves the dining room] Don't tell her about the motorcycle, then.

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Frank: Time for Haddonfield to start healing. Allyson: Let's show them all.

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Laurie Strode: Jesus, Frank, have you ever heard of a vegetable? Frank: Well, look who it is? Laurie Strode: They're good for you. Frank: Well, I like to mix meats and make croquettes for the guys at the station. Laurie Strode: Okay, that just sounds disgusting.

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