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(That was Halloween III: Season of the Witch by the way.) 2018’s reboot-continuation Halloween was Certified Fresh, so of course Myers returned Halloween Kills before the trilogy ended with, er, Halloween Ends. No matter which style or version your prefer in the franchise, we’re ranking every Halloween movie made and sorting them by ...
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— Debra Hill (writer/producer) on putting Halloween into 3-D. Following the success of Halloween, Yablans and Akkad began working on Halloween II. There was initial discussion about filming Halloween II in 3-D, but the idea never came to fruition. After Halloween II was released, Carpenter and Hill were approached about creating a third Halloween film, but they were reluctant to pledge ...
- Halloween: Resurrection (2002) At times resembling an amateur Halloween fan film that was accidentally released in theaters, the 8th entry in the slasher series finds a blasé Michael Myers stalking a group of fame-seeking college students who’ve agreed to spend a night in his childhood home as part of a ridiculous internet reality show.
- Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers (1989) It’s hard to decide what’s most depressing about this visually ugly addition to the Myers saga. Could it be the somnambulant pacing and uninspired kills?
- Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers (1995) The presence of future Ant-Man Paul Rudd playing twitchy Haddonfield weirdo Tommy Doyle helps lift this notoriously troubled production slightly higher than the previous two entries on the list.
- Rob Zombie’s Halloween (2007) The most divisive installment in the franchise so far, Rob Zombie’s “Halloween” works best when it focuses on material not previously found in John Carpenter’s original film.
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In a weird way, Halloween Kills is to 2018’s Halloween what 1981’s Halloween IIwas to the original movie: a more grisly yet rather unnecessary follow-up, this one with a far higher bodycount and a lot more callbacks to 1978. Fans who enjoy collecting onscreen “kills” like baseball cards may revel in Michael’s antics here, but director David Gordon ...
After Halloween: Resurrection seemed to run the original timeline(s) into the ground, The Weinstein Company (ick) settled on the idea of just remaking the 1978 masterpiece while getting one of the hip new horror auteurs to slap his name on it. The result is Rob Zombie’s controversial and bizarre 2007 version of Halloween. Despised by many longtime ...
Here is the first reboot in the Halloween franchise’s history. After paying Jamie Lee Curtis enough money to come back while still in the prime of her career, H20 effectively erased (or ignored) all the events between Halloween 4 and the disastrous Curse of Michael Myers. Instead we find a middle-aged and relatively content Laurie Strode working as...
- Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark (2019) André Øvredal’s spooky adaptation of Alvin Schwartz’s beloved children’s book series begins on a fateful Halloween night in 1968 when three friends discover a cursed storybook.
- Practical Magic (1998) Griffin Dunne’s 1998 treasure is as intrinsic to Halloween as golden leaves and cider donuts. The film is centered around the Owens clan, a family of witches blessed with the gift of magic but cursed by their matriarch.
- Ginger Snaps (2000) One of the best-known feminist horror movies, the Canadian fright-fest revolves around a late-blooming teenage sisters Ginger and Brigitte, who decide to take revenge on one of the popular girls.
- Night of the Demons (1988) Ushering audiences into the seasonal spirit with a kitschy animated opening, “Night of the Demons” is chock-full of costumes, pumpkins and frights.
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John Carpenter brought us one of the greatest horror icons in 1978's Halloween , and Michael Myers has continued to terrify audiences -- not to mention Jamie Lee Curtis' scream queen supreme ...
