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View List Universal Pictures announced Tuesday that the last (LOL!) chapter of the The move mirrors the strategy the studio employed for 2021’s Halloween Kills, although COVID was more of a factor at that time. In addition to Curtis, the 13th installment’s cast features franchise alums James Jude Courtney, Andi Matichak, Will Patton and Kyle Richards. Taking place four years after the events of Halloween Kills, Halloween Ends finds Curtis’ Laurie “living with her granddaughter Allyson and is finishing writing her memoir,” per the teaser synopsis. “Michael Myers hasn’t been seen since his last brutal rampage. Laurie, after allowing the specter of Michael to determine and drive her reality for decades, has decided to liberate herself from fear and rage and embrace life. But when a young man, Corey Cunningham, is accused of killing a boy he was babysitting, it ignites a cascade of violence and terror that will force Laurie to finally confront the evil she can’t control, once and for all.” 19 Comments Comments are monitored, so don’t forkin' curse and don’t bore us with how much your coworker’s sister-in-law makes per hour. Talk smart about TV! Comment * Name * Email * Your email address will not be published. We will notify you when someone replies. Website Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Δ It’s great that if will be available for streaming but it shouldn’t be the same day of theatrical release! Cinemas are already struggling massively post pandemic and all the stre...

Halloween Ends (2022) is the third chapter in the latest Halloween reboot series, which started in 2018 with Halloween (2018) and continued last year with the hugely divisive Halloween Kills (2021), both of which were huge box office successes. The latest Halloween Trilogy from director David Gordon Green ignores every single one of the many Halloween movies in the entire Halloween franchise except for the original 1978 classic Halloween (1978), which was directed by legendary horror master John Carpenter. Credit: Universal Studios Related: Every ‘Halloween’ Movie Ranked Worst to Best And now, everything is set to wrap up with Halloween Ends, which will be the concluding chapter in Green’s new Halloween series. The last time we saw Michael Myers, he was laying waste to Haddonfield residents, and he even managed to walk away from an angry mob in one piece. But the fight isn’t over, as Laurie Strode ( Halloween Kills, which is set on the same night as its 2018 predecessor. Credit: Universal Studios Related: ‘Scream 6’ Success on the Line After Neve Campbell Quits Movie But despite what the title may suggest, Halloween Ends might not be the end of the Halloween franchise as we know it. In an interview with Halloween franchise. While the new series of Halloween movies was indeed been planned as a trilogy from the get-go, Blum has shed some new light on the upcoming Halloween movie, and whether or not Michael Myers will finally be put to rest, or if he will continue to haunt Ha...

It isn’t new for a film in the long-running Halloween movies, helmed by David Gordon Green, is “about trauma.” Four years after a killing spree in 2018, and 40 years after the spree that made him an iconic nightmare, Michael Myers lives on, and not solely in the flesh. He’s as much of an idea as he ever was: a monster lurking in the shadows, still capable of making kids wet their beds at night and, as the movie’s tragic opening sequence shows, able to inspire the most primal, irrational fear without even showing face. Laurie has not seen Michael since his last attack. She lives with her granddaughter Allyson (Andi Matichak), is trying to move on with her life, trying to move past the nightmares, the alcohol, the flashbacks that still define her life, by throwing herself into domestic comforts: knitting, making pies, caring for Allyson in a new house that’s almost too big enough for them both and still has that shadowy emptiness you’d think Laurie would want to avoid by now. Halloween Ends will reveal the ways in which Laurie is still hypervigilant, still uncomfortably alert to the potential for danger. Even if she weren’t, the world would remind her. She’s trying to write a memoir about the evil of Michael Myers and her attempts to survive it. She’s still accosted in public, called a “freakshow” by some, lambasted by others for luring Michael back out the last time around. “Teasing” him is the word they use, and it’s a word that has all kinds of damning implications for th...

Actor and stuntman James Jude Courtney, the Myers we see in Halloween Ends not only has some wild changes to his appearances (he looks a little dusty, musty, and green), the design of what he'd look like without his mask was one that took time. As Nelson puts it, even though there's not a major shot of Myers without his mask, they eventually had to make a choice. "What we all picture under that mask is so subjective to our own nightmare," the Oscar-winning effects artist wrote. "Within the context of our story, this is what we thought. I wanted to go much further and will maybe post designs I did at some point. At one point ya gotta pick a road and get on it." " ScreenRant. "I think, for me, to put this character down, Jamie and I were talking on the set towards the end, knowing that this was the end for us. We kind of compared it to the Super Bowl, I'm 65 years old, she's a year or two younger, but we're not spring chickens, we're both vital, and vibrant, and athletic and youthful, but we're moving in places in our career. I feel like this was a Super Bowl win, I feel like 2018 and Killswere playoffs, and I feel like Halloween Endswas the Super Bowl, and we frickin' won dude. So best to win with a big ring on our hand and walk off into the sunset."

• Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) • Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) • Flipboard • Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) • Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) • Click to copy URL • What Time Will ‘Halloween Ends’ Be on Peacock? How to Watch the Final ‘Halloween’ Movie • Forty-four years ago, Laurie Strode and Michael Myers faced off for the first time in John Carpenter’s classic 1978 horror movie, Halloween. Now, nearly half a century later, these two will face off once more, for the epic conclusion in the franchise, Halloween Ends, coming to Peacock Premium and to theaters this Friday. Though technically the 13th film in the franchise, Halloween Ends is the third and final film in the “H40” trilogy, with began with 2018’s Halloween. Whether it’s the last Halloween film ever—well, that remains to be seen. Jamie Lee Curtis will once again reprise her role as Laurie Strode, everyone’s favorite final girl, while both James Jude Courtney and Nick Castle will play Michael Myers, the masked serial killer who’s been terrorizing her town for years. Also starring Andi Matichak, Will Patton, and Kyle Richards, and featuring that iconic John Carpenter score, Halloween Ends is a must-watch horror movie this October. Here’s what to know about how to watch Halloween Ends, including the Halloween Ends Peacock release date and the Halloween Ends Peacock release time. WHERE TO WATCH HALLOWEEN ENDS ONLINE: You can stream Hallowe...

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Watch out! This post contains spoilers. Halloween Ends" would live up to the promise of its title: that the movie would end In " Halloween Ends," Michael Myers spends most of the movie in a rat-infested, abandoned sewer. He seems to be in a weakened state, but he can still pull victims in to kill them. When he attacks Corey (Rohan Campbell), however, he doesn't kill him. Instead, through some sort of supernatural power, he unlocks the evil in Corey. It's never really clear if Myers is straight up possessing him or if we're supposed to think that this is what Corey wants deep down. Nonetheless, Corey — who's been vilified by the town of Haddonfield for a fatal accident he was involved in — goes on a killing spree, getting revenge on the people who've hurt him. Unfortunately, he's also fallen for Laurie's granddaughter, Allyson (Andi Matichak), and he convinces her they should run away together. Allyson goes looking for Corey on Halloween but can't find him, not knowing that he's circling the town, taking down his and Allyson's enemies one by one. His last stop is Laurie's house. But Laurie tricks him into thinking she's going to commit suicide, and she shoots him. Realizing he's a goner, he stabs himself in the neck with a knife. Allyson finds Laurie over Corey's body with the bloody knife and assumes Laurie killed him. She rushes out. Jamie Lee Curtis and Her Daughters Make a Stylish Trio at the "Halloween Ends" Premiere As Laurie is crying in another room, she realizes th...

It isn’t new for a film in the long-running Halloween movies, helmed by David Gordon Green, is “about trauma.” Four years after a killing spree in 2018, and 40 years after the spree that made him an iconic nightmare, Michael Myers lives on, and not solely in the flesh. He’s as much of an idea as he ever was: a monster lurking in the shadows, still capable of making kids wet their beds at night and, as the movie’s tragic opening sequence shows, able to inspire the most primal, irrational fear without even showing face. Laurie has not seen Michael since his last attack. She lives with her granddaughter Allyson (Andi Matichak), is trying to move on with her life, trying to move past the nightmares, the alcohol, the flashbacks that still define her life, by throwing herself into domestic comforts: knitting, making pies, caring for Allyson in a new house that’s almost too big enough for them both and still has that shadowy emptiness you’d think Laurie would want to avoid by now. Halloween Ends will reveal the ways in which Laurie is still hypervigilant, still uncomfortably alert to the potential for danger. Even if she weren’t, the world would remind her. She’s trying to write a memoir about the evil of Michael Myers and her attempts to survive it. She’s still accosted in public, called a “freakshow” by some, lambasted by others for luring Michael back out the last time around. “Teasing” him is the word they use, and it’s a word that has all kinds of damning implications for th...

Halloween Ends (2022) is the third chapter in the latest Halloween reboot series, which started in 2018 with Halloween (2018) and continued last year with the hugely divisive Halloween Kills (2021), both of which were huge box office successes. The latest Halloween Trilogy from director David Gordon Green ignores every single one of the many Halloween movies in the entire Halloween franchise except for the original 1978 classic Halloween (1978), which was directed by legendary horror master John Carpenter. Credit: Universal Studios Related: Every ‘Halloween’ Movie Ranked Worst to Best And now, everything is set to wrap up with Halloween Ends, which will be the concluding chapter in Green’s new Halloween series. The last time we saw Michael Myers, he was laying waste to Haddonfield residents, and he even managed to walk away from an angry mob in one piece. But the fight isn’t over, as Laurie Strode ( Halloween Kills, which is set on the same night as its 2018 predecessor. Credit: Universal Studios Related: ‘Scream 6’ Success on the Line After Neve Campbell Quits Movie But despite what the title may suggest, Halloween Ends might not be the end of the Halloween franchise as we know it. In an interview with Halloween franchise. While the new series of Halloween movies was indeed been planned as a trilogy from the get-go, Blum has shed some new light on the upcoming Halloween movie, and whether or not Michael Myers will finally be put to rest, or if he will continue to haunt Ha...

Actor and stuntman James Jude Courtney, the Myers we see in Halloween Ends not only has some wild changes to his appearances (he looks a little dusty, musty, and green), the design of what he'd look like without his mask was one that took time. As Nelson puts it, even though there's not a major shot of Myers without his mask, they eventually had to make a choice. "What we all picture under that mask is so subjective to our own nightmare," the Oscar-winning effects artist wrote. "Within the context of our story, this is what we thought. I wanted to go much further and will maybe post designs I did at some point. At one point ya gotta pick a road and get on it." " ScreenRant. "I think, for me, to put this character down, Jamie and I were talking on the set towards the end, knowing that this was the end for us. We kind of compared it to the Super Bowl, I'm 65 years old, she's a year or two younger, but we're not spring chickens, we're both vital, and vibrant, and athletic and youthful, but we're moving in places in our career. I feel like this was a Super Bowl win, I feel like 2018 and Killswere playoffs, and I feel like Halloween Endswas the Super Bowl, and we frickin' won dude. So best to win with a big ring on our hand and walk off into the sunset."