A character in Halloween II (1981)

Deputy Hunt quotes from Halloween II (1981)

Hunter von Leer
Played by Hunter von Leer Halloween II (1981) · 13 quotes

Tied for 3rd most-quoted character in Halloween II (1981): in 3 of its 13 quotes
Most scenes with: Dr. Sam Loomis (2), Sheriff Brackett (2)

Scenes with Deputy Hunt

3 scenes
Deputy Hunt
[getting out of a police car]

Leigh? Leigh, they found three bodies.

Deputy Hunt

Across the street from the Doyle house. Three kids. Leigh, one of them was Annie!

[shocked]

What?! [he, Deputy Hunt, and Dr. Loomis get in the car and drive off]

Deputy Hunt
[as he, Sheriff Brackett, and Dr. Loomis get out of the car and approach the Wallace house]

Not now.

[after positively identifying his deceased daughter Annie and sadly closing her eyes before she is taken away]

I uh... have to... uh... go and tell my wife before somebody else does.

Deputy Hunt

Go on home, Leigh. Go on home. I'll take care of everything.

[glares at Dr. Loomis]

Damn you!

I'm sorry.

What have you done?!

I haven't done anything.

YOU LET HIM OUT!

[as Sheriff Brackett angrily leaves]

I didn't let him out; I gave orders for him to be restrained.

Deputy Hunt

Now, is there anything else that we can do for you?

[still feeling bad for Sheriff Brackett over the loss of his daughter]

If that wasn't Michael Myers burning up in that car, then a lot of other kids are going to be slaughtered tonight.

Deputy Hunt

He's dead. You saw it.

I saw a man in a mask.

Deputy Hunt

It was him.

I want to believe you, but I have to be sure. I cannot stop until I'm certain he's dead.

Deputy Hunt

You're talking about him like he's some kind of animal.

He was my patient for fifteen years. He became an obsession with me until I realized that there was nothing within him, neither conscience nor reason nor that was... even remotely human. An hour ago I stood up and fired six shots into him and then he just got up and walked away. I am talking about the real possibility that he is STILL OUT THERE!

Deputy Hunt
[about a symbol on the blackboard as a car pulls up outside]

What's this?

Officer

It's gibberish.

No. It's a Celtic word. Samhain. It means "the lord of the dead." The end of summer. The festival of Samhain. October 31st.

[entering the classroom]

Dr. Loomis?

Yes?

I have to talk to you.

Oh, I didn't recognize you. What are you doing here?

Privately. [Dr. Loomis follows her out of the room; in the hallway, he lights a cigarette in her mouth] Thanks. Dr. Loomis, you've been ordered back to Smith's Grove.

Ordered? You can't order me.

No. No. But the governor can. He spoke to Dr. Rogers personally a few hours ago.

[feigning surprise]

The governor... [laughs] Well, well.

Dr. Loomis, this thing is all over the state: The patient escapes once, murders three teenagers, you shoot him with a gun, he escapes again.

Someone should have listened to me earlier.

I know. I'm sorry. Dr. Rogers is just afraid this could jeopardize our whole rehabilitation program. He doesn't want anyone from the mental health department anywhere near Haddonfield.

Why did he send you down here, then?

In case you'd already found him... alive.

Tell Dr. Rogers... tell him you couldn't find me, tell him anything. I can't leave Haddonfield now.

I'm afraid you don't have a choice. There's a Marshal waiting for you outside.

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