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Alright people, why would anyone complain about the thorn theory when it is completely explainable?
First off, the tattoo. The man behind trying to control Micheal in Halloween 6 either runs or works at the Sanitarium, the tattoo could have easily been put on Micheal there, before the killings.
Next, the theory itself. It was devised by Tommy Doyle and never once is it said that it is FACT that Micheal kills because of the constellation. "Coincidence?" is all that Tommy says. Furthermore, Micheal kills all the ones involved in the plot in the operating room, obviously their idea on how to control him was WRONG.
Micheal goes after Jamie for the baby, and his motivations are either to get or kill that child. He also kills those living in his house, as he always does.
Now, the fact that people say 4,5,6 were ignored in H20 and Resurrection. Were they? Laurie Strode was in hiding in H20, even if she knew something happened to Jamie she couldn't talk about it to anyone. It had been awhile since Jamie's Death, in the context of the story there really wasn't need to mention it even to John who knew about Micheal. Who knows if she ever told him about her anyway? If she left Jamie to keep her safe, mentioning her to John wouldn't be very prudent. As for Resurrection, its mentioned by the crazy fact dude that he hadn't been seen between the events of 2 and H20, but that doesn't really mean that much.
As for why Micheal has not gone after John Tate or the baby, we are never given insight as to why he sometimes waits long periods before killing again.
In short ladies and gentleman, the thorn theory was never proven fact supported by Dr. Loomis or anyone who had any insight on Micheal, the ones who thought it was true were WRONG. Simple as that.
Yes Tommy, it was "Coincidence".
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