Thanks to COVID-19, Halloween is basically canceled. All because of those covidiots who won’t wear a mask the other days of the year.
Ever since 1978, Halloween has been a huge thing for Jamie Lee Curtis for some reason. Therefore, she still wants it to be a treat for everyone.
“We can figure out creative ways for our pods to do candy scavenger hunts and fun activities at home and we can still do virtual Costume parades,” Curtis said. “I will figure out a way to do a VIRTUAL Halloween costume parade on my Instagram all day long on Halloween, October 31. Stay tuned for details and stay safe and HAPPY Halloween.”
Hopefully, her brother, Michael Myers, won’t crash the event because he is a literal party killer. Although that might be a good thing for us to watch.
Before Paul Rudd was super strong as Ant-Man, he needed that strength to take on Michael Myers in Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers. How kick-ass was the 20-year-old in that 1988 movie?
John Carpenter announced today that we are getting not one but two more Halloween movies. On October 16, 2020, Halloween Kills comes out. Then the saga continues on October 15, 2021, with Halloween Ends.
He did elaborate on what those titles mean, but I think we can all assume that this version of the franchise will be over with Ends.
I might be in the minority but I was not wowed by last year’s Halloween. It was too slow and did not add anything to the Halloween movies. I hope they do a little more than just Lauri and Michael’s story and let him kill away as he did in the ’70s and ’80s.
Crypt TV put a small makeshift room on Universal CityWalk with the Halloween logo on it and dared tourists to open it. When they did, inside was a Michael Myers lookalike. How did they react? Same way moviegoers will this weekend. First, they say it, then they do it.
On October 25, 1978, Halloween was forever changed thanks to Michael Myers and Jamie Lee Curtis. Nearly 40 years later, on October 18, 2018, they get to tell their story one last time in Halloween’s final chapter together because it is being billed as Laurie Strode’s final confrontation with Myers. What does that means, we will find out in a year, a month and 4 days.
This the 6th time she has played the part in the franchise and let’s just hope she goes out as brilliantly as she came into the Horror movies. Since the legendary director John Carpenter, who started it all, is consulting on the upcoming feature, you know it will be better than Halloween III: Season of the Witch.
This is the 9th film (not including the Rob Zombie reboot and its sequel) in the franchise and the first one 15 years.
If it is done well and does good at the box office, hopefully Friday the 13th and Nightmare on Elm Street will get the sequels that they so rightfully deserve.
