Ash was surrounded by medieval knights in armor (Crusaders) on horseback.They believed that Ash was a fearsome, harpy-like deadite, but when he blasted the head of a real flying deadite with his boomstick-shotgun, he was worshipped as a liberating hero and savior by all of the knights and its leader (director Sam Raimi): "Hail, he who has come from the sky to deliver us from the terrors of the deadites.During supper, Aaron""s adopted son, part-Cherokee (one-eighth) Martin "Marty" Pawley (Jeffrey Hunter), an orphan saved years earlier by Ethan from an Indian slaughter and raised by the family, rides a horse bareback (Indian-style), leaps off his horse, and bursts into the doorway [another framed doorway motif, linking the two characters who both rode toward an open door for their entrance] to meet Ethan, his uncle.Neo first entered into a tea room in Chinatown, where he was confronted by the Oracle""s bodyguard Seraph (Collin Chou) - who delivered a quick flurry of blows, kicks, flips, etc.8 million (domestic).Body Count:16, maybe 17, plus one dead dog.Although Myers was presumed dead, he survived in the next sequel.Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982)d.Tommy Lee Wallace, 99 minutesFilm Plot SummaryThis second sequel, after the credits, opened inNORTHERN CALIFORNIA, in October, Saturday the 23rd, about one week before Halloween.