Halloween (1978 film)
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- 1 Halloween Ends. Halloween Ends is the sequel to Halloween Kills, and as the title says, it’s the end of the reboot timeline and the Michael Myers/Laurie Strode storyline.
- 2 Halloween Kills. Halloween Kills is the sequel to Halloween, and it picks up at the end of the previous movie. Halloween Kills sees Allyson teaming up with legacy characters Tommy Doyle (Anthony Michael Hall), Lindsey Wallace (Kyle Richards), and Marion Chambers (Nancy Stephens) to go catch and kill Michael Myers, while Laurie is taken to the hospital.
- 3 Halloween (2018) In 2018, the Halloween saga was brought back to life with a legacy sequel. Directed by David Gordon Green, Halloween is a direct sequel to Carpenter’s original movie, ignoring all sequels and remakes that came after it.
- 4 Halloween II (2009) Despite mixed reviews, Rob Zombie’s Halloween was granted a sequel, simply titled Halloween II. Zombie’s Halloween II catches up with Laurie, who is now living with the Bracketts, while Michael continues his murder spree.
A list of 11 titles of halloween films from 1978 to 2018, with ratings, summaries, directors and stars. The list includes the original Halloween series, the Halloween III sequel, the Rob Zombie remakes and the 2018 sequel.
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- Halloween (1978) Prime Video Best Buy (Blue-ray) Walmart (Blue-ray collector's edition) The first Halloween film kicks off Halloween night, of course, in 1963.
- Halloween II (1981) Prime Video Best Buy (Blue-ray) Walmart (Halloween 2 & 3 DVD) Picking up right at the end of the original film, we see Laurie transported to a hospital after supposedly defeating Michael Myers.
- Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers (1988) Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers(1988) Prime Video Best Buy (Blue-ray)
- Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers (1989) Prime Video Walmart (Blue-ray) The end of Halloween 4 saw Michael Myers shot repeatedly and thrown down a mineshaft.
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When the initial timeline of a movie series still requires you to skip an early sequel, you know things are a bit complicated. And such is the case with Halloween, where you can follow a somewhat serialized story across the first six movies… if you just remove the third one. The original Halloween depicts Michael Myers as a young boy killing his si...
Halloween III is, of course, the infamous, and initially hated, “One without Michael Myers,” though its reputation has deservedly improved in recent years, as people have come to appreciate that this is one fun, crazy movie. While Michael has nothing to do with this tale of Halloween masks that melt kids’ heads and turn them into bugs when a Stoneh...
The 20th anniversary of Halloween in 1998 brought about the big occasion of Jamie Lee Curtis returning to the series as Laurie Strode for the oddly titled “No, it’s not about water” Halloween: H20. But since Laurie was killed offscreen in the fourth movie, how did the filmmakers account for that? By saying the fourth, fifth and sixth films never ha...
In 2007, Halloween got a true remake/reboot/do-over, as Rob Zombie wrote and directed his own interpretation of the original concept. Starting over with Michael as a boy, this film has no continuity connections to any of the other films, leaning heavily into the Michael and Laurie as siblings concept. Zombie includes more of Michael’s home life -- ...
And that brings us to the latest parallel universe that was established with 2018’s Halloween, which rather than wiping the slate clean completely again, as Rob Zombie did, wiped the slate mostly clean. The 2018 film was a sequel to 1978’s Halloween, but onlythat film -- the first of the proper sequels to ignore the events of 1981’s Halloween II, n...
Learn how to follow the complicated timeline of the Halloween series, with five different timelines and 13 movies. Find out the best order to watch the movies, from the original 1978 classic to the latest Halloween Ends.
- Halloween (1978) Meet the arguable granddaddy of the slasher genre (though we see you, Psycho and Black Christmas). John Carpenter's original Halloween is such an iconic horror cornerstone that the first Friday the 13th movie was designed as a naked ripoff.
- Halloween II (1981) Though some fans say that the OG Halloween never needed a sequel, this first expansion of the franchise is still surprisingly good.
- Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982) The second entry in the franchise ended with the explosive death of Michael Myers, and to the studio's credit, they intended to leave that classic killer dead.
- Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers (1988) Halloween 4 is a slow-burn exercise in patience that really pays off for those willing to wade through its earlier, plodding scenes.
The franchise would go dormant for nine years until a direct sequel to the original film, which ignores all previous sequels, was released in 2018. The sequel to the 2018 film, Halloween Kills, was released in 2021 with the most recent entry, Halloween Ends, released on October 14, 2022.
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Oct 14, 2022 · A guide to the chronology and release date of the thirteen films in the 'Halloween' franchise, from the original 1978 classic to the latest 2022 sequel. Learn the stories, characters, and twists of each timeline and how to keep track of them.
