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Everything You Need to Know About ‘Halloween Ends’

By Maya Gardner, Staff Reporter, The Pawprint

Halloween Ends

Horror/Holiday     1 hour 51 minutes

Where to watch

Only in theaters 

What is it about

“Halloween Ends” is a 2022 American horror movie. It is the sequel to Halloween Kills (2021), and is the final installment of the classic slasher franchise. In “Halloween Ends”, the plot unfolds four years after Laurie Strode had her last encounter with Michael Myers, ‘her masked killer’. Laurie Stride has been living with her granddaughter and has been trying to write her memoir about her daughter’s murder. After not hearing of Michael Myers for a long time, Laurie finally tries to ween off the fear she has been living under. However, when a young man was accused of murdering the boy he was babysitting in the town, Laurie is all riled up again and takes matters into her own hands.

Movie Details

Genre : Horror, Mystery, Thriller, and Holiday

Rating : R

Language : English (Original)

Producer : Jason Blum, Bill Block, Malek Akkad

Director : David Gordon Green

Writer : Chris Bernier, Danny Mcbride, Paul Brad Logan, and David Gordon Green

Release Date : October 14, 2022

Sound Mix : Dolby Atmos 

Distributor : Universal Pictures

Run Time : 1 Hour 51 Minutes

Box Office : $40.1 M

Cast 

Jamie Lee Curtis – Laurie Strode

James Jude Courtney –  The Shape

Andi Matichak – Allyson Nelson

Nick Castle – Michael Myers

Rohan Campbell – Corey Cunningham

Kyle Richards – Lindsey Wallace

Will Patton – Deputy Frank 

Michael O’Leary – Dr.Mathis

Jesse C.Boyd – Officer Mulaney

Joanne Baron – Joan Cunningham

Michael Barbieri – Terry

John West Jr – Sheriff Eric Lane

Critics 

David Gordon Green’s third and presumably final entry in the Halloween series winds up being the pleasantest of surprises. – Bilge Ebiri (New York Magazine)

So dreary is this latest go-round that the film’s title resonates less as a guarantee than as a cruel taunt. – Nick Schager (The Daily Beast)

If [Laurie Strode] is a pastiche of her original John Carpenter iteration, then so is the movie. But it’s just got enough fresh ideas, laughs (mostly intentional) and queasy jump scares to make for a raucous Friday night at the movies. – Philip De Semlyen (Time Out)

Did you want closure in a satisfyingly coherent way? That’s not what you’ll get. Did you want to see Curtis in one more (we think) badass performance as durable Laurie Strode, whom she’s been playing for some 45 years? You’ll get that. – Jocelyn Noveck (Associated Press)

It’s not a bad way to go out. At least it has the virtue of trying something new. – James Berardinelli (ReelViews)

More Like This 

Halloween Kills – 5.5 stars

Halloween – 6.5 stars

Hellraiser – 6.1 stars

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