T he Halloween franchise might be in a lull after Halloween Ends in 2022, but horror fans know you can't keep Michael Myers dead for long. In the last number of years, the famous slasher killer ...

Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers exists in two distinct versions, the Theatrical Cut and the Producer's Cut. Both of these offer a very different take on Michael Myers' chilling mythology.

And The Curse of Michael Myers is a dangerous movie, whether you watch the theatrical cut or the infamous Producer’s cut.A disastrous test screening compelled studio executives to reshoot and ...

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Halloween's unstoppable boogeyman, Michael Myers, has a death clause stating that he must never die. It changes everything about the movies.

The beginning of Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers suggests the hospital explosion at the end of Halloween II only sent the killer into a coma, and Halloween: Resurrection reveals that, in ...

Actor Dick Warlock looked different as Michael in 1981’s “Halloween II.” Universal. Watching 1981’s “Halloween II,” at first glance it appears that Myers’ mask got an artistic revamp.

In Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers, a slightly older Jamie (played by actress J.C. Brandy) is killed early into the film. Given these unfortunate turns, we’ll never get a deeper dive into ...

When David Gordon Green‘s “Halloween” trilogy opens, masked maniac Michael Myers is in a familiar place: institutionalized at Smith’s Grove Psychiatric Hospital, where he’s been for decades.

Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers – Oct. 13, 1989 Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers – Sept. 29, 1995 Halloween H20: 20 Years Later – Aug. 5, 1998 ...