I grew up in the in the 1980s so after elvis death their was a slew of Elvis books, merchandise and Elvis impersonators. So much so it's been reported that today there is over 100,000 elvis impersonators. The stories about Elvis just got more and more exaggerated and extreme. I remember in the 1990s shadow Steven's radio host on his top 40 program talking about strange elvis sightings. I never was interested in elvis death or even the conspiracies until recently watched the elvis conspiracy documentaries. As strange as it may sound I really do think it was possible that Elvis really was either alive after the funeral or else someone from Elvis inner circle was using Elvis Alas like Tom Parker or the memphis mafia. We do know Tom Parker was in debt to the casinos and Tom Parker didn't allow Elvis to tour overseas or do a film like a star is born. Elvis was offered a role in the movie Little Jake. Tom parker told them that Elvis gets top billing and is offered more money. It's a shame because that was a good movie with john Wayne and Ricky Nelson played elvis's part. Something that never set right with me Elvis was a decent actor and singer in the movies but the movies definitely became to formulaic and predictable. I did like charon because it's so different.
Here are my memories of this wonderful actor! https://youtu.be/zar3dzAbC0M
Bill Bixby as David Banner and Lou Ferrigno as the Incredible Hulk vs Michael Myers, the Shape.
If you've seen both the 1970s Hulk TV show and original Halloween, you can easily imagine how this crossover battle would work. Especially that they were created and take place around the same time.
This version of Hulk is portrayed in a more realistic manner and significantly weaker than his comic counterpart, but clearly stronger than any human. This Hulk has thrown people and heavy objects, including a bear, extreme distances. Broken through brick walls, concrete and steel. Held a hydraulic press meant to crush cars and another in the Prometheus episode. Crumbled guns like paper. This Hulk has fought a bear, a gorilla, another Hulk, and Thor, who really was more like a viking with a magic hammer. This Hulk has been shown to be susceptible to injury. His skin is not impenetrable. Some examples are that he's been shot, cut, and felt the effects of a tranquilizer. Banner was injected with a drug meant to kill him, but survived when he changed into the Hulk. In another episode, the Hulk had trouble walking when Banner was crippled, but through multiple transformations, he healed. So he does possess some manner healing factor and survive things an ordinary human could not, but can sustain an injury regardless. If he can be hurt, then Michael can hurt him.
Michael Myers has always exhibited supernatural feats of durability and strength, even from the beginning when he was described as human. This Michael has been "shot six times!", fell off the balcony and got right back up. He carried his sister's tombstone, which could weigh from 800 to 1000 pounds, as well as plunged a knife through a man and into the wall behind them. Not to mention other crazy feats in the sequels. In H20, he broke down a door meant for holding mental patients and lowered himself down with one arm perfectly straight when stalking Laurie. Survived being burned, shot in the eyes, shot by a whole town, and hit by speeding vehicles. Penetrated a male skull with just his thumb. Michael is smart, cunning, and extraordinarily stealthy as well.
It's clear that these two have survived the impossible and are forces of nature. Hulk has the obvious advantage of being the strongest of the two, but lacks intelligence. While this Hulk will not kill, it exhibits the will to protect those in need and has experience fighting strong opponents. Michael has the advantage of intelligence and is willing to k
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