again be slashing through Haddonfield (though hopefully not outer space) on the silver screen once again in the future when some filmmaker the town's bloody history has impacted the town and the people in it. It also looks at support characters, the franchise's rhythm, David Gordon Does anyone really believe that Halloween Ends will, as its name suggests, usher in a future history with no more films in the No Place Like Haddonfield - Filmmakers and cast reveal some of the secret ingredients that make HALLOWEEN productions so special and their personal feelings on being a part of such a classic franchise. and yet upon release, the howls of derision that greeted the film from the most ardent sections of Halloween fandom (full disclosure: myself included) let Blumhouse (the film’s producers), Green and Curtis know that they had singularly failed to deliver on any of their hype or on their promises.

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franchise that has spawned no less than 13 films in about four-and-a-half decades? Not likely. John Carpenter's original classic has yet to be topped, and it won't; it's not only the best in the It is Halloween once again in Haddonfield, Illinois. Michael is still out there, and he's primed to strike. Unless someone beats him to the punch. Feature Commentary with co-writer/director David Gordon Green, actors Andi Matichak and Rohan Campbell, co-producer/first assistant director Atilla Salih Yücer, and production assistant Hugo Garza As Corey gets most of the screen time, this leads the film to an unexcitingly bland final showdown between iconic final girl Jamie Lee Curtis and The Shape. If we'd gotten to know Corey earlier, the focus on him could have meant more, but as a late-in-the-game pinch-hitter killer, he misses the ball. While Laurie and Corey get the most character care and attention, Allyson is frustratingly pushed to the side. After playing a strong and interesting character in the last two films, she just sorta sits there as a passive and irrational plot device instead of someone with an arc. Say what you will about Halloween Ends, but it’s refreshing that after the filmmakers and the studio behind it played things safe for two films they decided to take the leap and do something drastically different that’s not just entertaining, but supersedes the films that came before it. Most will hate it because it’s not a true closing to a trilogy, but I frankly don’t care. I wasn’t entirely interested in seeing the film after the previous one, but it exceeded my expectations. Regardless, the UHD presentation is top notch, but now that this series is over, let’s get a boxed set together with some substantial bonus materials for a change. Enough with the fluff.

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The most acclaimed and revered horror franchise in film history reaches its epic, terrifying finale as Laurie Strode (Curtis) faces off for the last time against the embodiment of evil, Michael Myers (James Jude Courtney)," Universal's official synopsis for Halloween Ends reads. "Michael hasn't been seen for four years after the events of Halloween Kills. Laurie lives with her granddaughter Allyson (Andi Matichak) and has chosen to liberate herself from fear and rage and embrace life. When a young man is accused of killing a boy he was babysitting, a cascade of violence and terror is ignited with a final confrontation between Laurie and Michael unlike any ever captured on screen. Only one of them will survive." it is spilled in low light so there's not much red vividness on display. Daylight exposes quality natural greenery and healthy skin tones. This is a nice the underground space in which he lives. Viewers will enjoy all of the appointments in the Strode home and clearly make out all of the gore throughout series, it's also a standard bearer in the larger Horror, and film, marketplace. There may be nothing left of value to explore in the HalloweenFour years after the events of last year’s Halloween Kills, Laurie is living with her granddaughter Allyson and is finishing writing her memoir. Michael Myers hasn’t been seen since. 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. Instead, the boy in his charge dies and, while he is not found complicit in the death, he becomes a social pariah in Haddonfield, bullied and battered Where Halloween (2018) and Halloween Kills took place on the same night, Halloween Ends leaps forward four years. Michael Myers hasn't been seen since the violent events of that fateful night, and Laurie is trying her best to move on. Halloween Ends is also a do-over of everything that was done poorly in Halloween Kills. How the tragedies of the 1978 and 2018 films affect a community is given a more somber, less hostile exploration. There are no more chants of “Evil dies tonight!” Now we have a town crippled by its past, even to the point that people occasionally commit suicide. While Halloween Kills was the extreme, over-the-top reaction to Michael Myers, Halloween Ends is the more introspective version of the same story, canvassing a town that remains broken and haunted by the shadow of death that still looms large over them. Laurie Strode in particular wants to move on from these hardships, but the people of the town won’t let her forget, even chastising her in public for the simple act of smiling, as if she has a right to do so. In a way, her and Corey are linked thematically, but in Laurie’s case, she wants the town’s wounds to heal. Corey wants to make new ones.