The film, Halloween Kills, features several characters, including the iconic Boogeyman, and Michael Myers, who was shot at close range and stabbed with a pitchfork. This extended sequence features no trap door or trickery, as it is simply a straight up murder. However, the possibility of a sequel remains.
Characters in Halloween Kills are returning
David Gordon Green is back behind the camera for the Halloween sequel, Halloween Kills. He’s also tapped Scott Teems to join his writing team. This sequel will tie into the events of the original movie. The movie also features several returning Halloween characters.
Among the characters who make a return are Nurse Marion Chambers and Corey Cunningham. They’re both featured in the trailer for Halloween Kills.
Nurse Marion was a character in the original Carpenter film. She served as an assistant to Sam Loomis. While she was a minor character in the original, her return in Halloween Kills will be a major deal.
Other returning characters include Julian Morrissey, Tommy Doyle, Lindsey Wallace, Lonnie Elam, and Charles Cyphers. It’s not yet known whether Jibrail Nantambu will reprise his role as Julian in Halloween Kills.
One of the biggest surprises of Halloween Kills is Kyle Richards’ return as Lindsey Wallace. As a child, she was Laurie Strode’s babysitter. Her relationship with Michael Myers spanned decades. In the latest installment, she was recovering from multiple stab wounds.
Also appearing in Halloween Kills is Nick Castle. As a fan, you might recall him as Michael Myers in the original Halloween. Although his appearance in the new film isn’t as extensive as he’d like, he’s still a fan favorite.
The Halloween franchise has gone through many reboots and bad sequels over the years. Thankfully, Halloween 2018 was a resounding success.
Michael Myers is stabbed with a pitchfork
Halloween Kills is the twelfth film in the Halloween series. It is directed by David Gordon Green and produced by Blumhouse Productions. The film is distributed by Universal Pictures.
In the movie, Michael Myers is stabbed with a pitchfork. He has a lust for violence. And he does not hesitate to kill large groups of people.
There are a lot of good ideas in the movie. They are mostly wasted. The movie lacks a proper storyline. But the gore is there and the characters are decent. However, the performances are also forgettable.
Michael’s killing spree has been going on for quite some time now. The movie hasn’t explained why he hasn’t killed anyone yet.
At the beginning of the story, Michael kills a group of firefighters. Later, he kills a mob of people who are trying to beat him up. After that, he is attacked by a lynch mob.
Michael’s final kill is similar to Judith’s death. Karen stabs him with a pitchfork. Her triumphant “Gotcha!” signifies that he’s been lured into a trap.
Several scenes in the movie are awkward. Throughout the film, a number of scenes feature a “previously in Haddonfield” tag, which leads to nothing.
There are several actors who return from previous Halloween films. These include Marion Chambers and Leigh Brackett. Also, Lonnie Elam returns as Laurie’s neighbor. This isn’t a bad thing.
Another returning character is the Sheriff. Michael escapes after a beating from Tommy Doyle.
Michael Myers is shot at close range
Halloween is about a masked killer, Michael Myers, who is on the run. Throughout the film, he is beaten, stabbed, and shot in close range. This is the first Halloween movie to feature a large group of people fighting him.
While the Halloween movies have always portrayed Michael as a difficult killer to kill, this is the first to show him actually getting shot at close range. It shows that the fear he used to rule over the town no longer works.
The Halloween Kills trailer contains references to several earlier films. It also features the Silver Shamrock logo. These symbols could mean that a devious corporation exists within the Halloween universe.
One of the first shots in the Halloween Kills trailer is of a mob of people in a crowded room shaking an ambulance. This is an homage to the iconic opening shot of the original Halloween.
Several returning characters appear, including Marion Chambers, played by Nancy Stephens. Her role is almost identical to that of the character in the original film.
Another returning character is Lonnie Elam, who is portrayed by Robert Longstreet. He was a child in the 1979 film. Unlike many other children, he wasn’t afraid of the house. In the previous film, he and his friends were scared off by Dr. Loomis.
The Halloween Kills trailer also contains Easter eggs. Including the three masks from the Silver Shamrock.
The Boogeyman is done in with his own weapons
Halloween Kills is a remake of the infamous 1978 Michael Myers capture. Despite its flaws, this slasher film is still a good time. The movie is filled with screams and slashing. It also features a great cast, including the likes of Jamie Lee Curtis, P.J. Soles, and Donald Pleasance.
Among other things, this slasher film features a haunting score and atmospheric lighting. There’s no cheap gore here. This is one of the most effective horror movies ever made.
One of the most important and entertaining characters in the film is the boogeyman. He has a nifty mask and uses it to kill several people in the town of Haddonfield.
Michael Myers is a legendary figure in the town of Haddonfield. When he escaped from the mental hospital, many residents were convinced he was the real thing. Nevertheless, he has been killing humans for decades.
Halloween Kills also contains a couple of other great characters. Two of them are the best in the movie. Big John and Little John are the guys who lived in the house of the boogeyman. They used his tales to scare trick or treaters.
Another good character is Tommy Doyle. A middle-aged man who is a bit loose-mouthed and arrogant. And he doesn’t last long when he enters the home of the boogeyman.
Finally, the Halloween Kills trifecta. If you’re a fan of slasher films, then Halloween is the movie for you. Featuring an eerie score and atmosphere, this is one of the scariest movies of all time.
There is no sort of trap door or trickery playing out in this extended sequence
The Halloween trifecta of Corey, Allyson, and the aforementioned Jeremy are the namesakes but the sexiest humans aren’t the only ones who get a good ol’ fashioned snooze fest. There is no shortage of gothic claptrap to choose from. One lucky winner is about to become the lone lady of the night, and a few other snazzier beauties will be forced to lock up their manos. Not to mention the plethora of hunks and hunks of women. Oh, and there’s a rumpus in the works too. A tad on the hyperbolic side of the fence, a slew of booze hounds abound. Fortunately, a well-timed flurry of sex sleuthing will likely ensure a smooth ride. That said, no taquards snobs, and no shortage of pranksters. Those who aren’t as savvy as a cockroach may need to do some preemptive hand washing. Hopefully the novelty wears off in the coming months. So, what’s in store for the rest of the week?
Possible sequels to the Halloween series
Halloween launched a genre of film that has become one of the most successful and enduring in modern history. It was also a series that has seen a number of remakes and sequels in the franchise.
After the release of Halloween II in 1981, the director and producer, Rob Zombie, said he would not do it again. Jamie Lee Curtis returned to the Halloween franchise in Halloween: Resurrection, which served as a direct sequel to H20.
In the next Halloween sequel, Michael Myers’ life is in danger. He goes on a killing spree. His actions set up the final climax with Laurie Strode.
Halloween IV picks up ten years after the events of the second film. Michael Myers is back to haunt Haddonfield. A new town pariah, Corey Cunningham, becomes his pawn. As he kills, he takes Michael’s mask, and Michael starts to feel the power of Corey’s influence.
John Carpenter did not write the fourth movie in the series, but he produced it with Debra Hill. He did not produce the fifth, but did not write it either.
Throughout the franchise, Michael and Laurie have been playing this game for 44 years. They’ve been joined by many actors, and they’ve played the part in a variety of films.
The Halloween series has had several attempts at a reboot. The most recent attempt is by Rob Zombie. He’s released two Halloween films, and he’s directing Halloween II, which is set to be released in 2018.
Meanwhile, David Gordon Green has been working on a trilogy. Eventually, he will finish it with Halloween Ends. While Halloween Ends is a trilogy, it doesn’t have a mid-credits scene. This leaves strong threads for the subsequent sequels.