Michael Myers from Halloween Reveals His "Killer" Work Ethic

Michael Meyers, the notorious film serial murderer, claims to have the necessary work ethic. The hero of the Halloween film series tells how he makes all those killings in an exclusive interview released by TikTokker @gavinblack23.

The fictitious killer declares, "I'm one of the big dogs," before attacking Pennywise.

 It's a hilarious spin on a character who never really seems to die. the popularity of which

Ever wonder how Michael Myers manages to arrive before his intended victim?

It's no joke how hard he works! His "killer instinct" is unmatched by that of Kobe Bryant, Michael Jordan, or Kevin Durant (source: @gavinblake23/TikTok).



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