DJariya

79% on Rotten Tomatoes and $255M in the box office, the highest grossing Halloween movie ever. Yeah it totally bombed and was a steaming pile of crap.

Previous 2 movies were 27 and 21%

If you didn't like it then fine, but you're in the minority. It was a huge hit.

The last 2 movies killed the franchise. Green, McBride, Jason Blumhouse and JL Curtis saved it.

DaveyJoe

You're too smart to be posting shit like this.

Mabuse

Spiderbite

Some franchises are eternal and will never truly end...this is one of them.

So everyone saying they wish it would end are delusional if they think that is remotely an option. Either sit back and enjoy a new Halloween movie or just don't watch them anymore. But it will never end...

Brian T

They should introduce time travel and set Halloween Ends in the old west.

Sonic

Halloween Didn't End (2022)
Halloween In Space (2023)
Halloween Ends For Real (2024)

DaveyJoe

Honestly this is where the Predator franchise should be right now.

GoldenJCJ

OldBoy

Halloween: Ridiculous

OldBoy

I mean, I’m sure I’ll see both in theater. Quite enjoyed first, but I’m a little skeptical. But in Green I do trust...

stvn1974

I like this idea but with each new trilogy it would have to start by showing him kill his sister. It would be the horror version of Thomas and Martha Wayne being shot.

Mike86

Why So Blu?

I'm fucking in.

Meathead

What no Halloween Kills Again... in Space?

Sonic

Halloween Returns Again (2025)
Halloween On Mars (2026)
Halloween Back To Earth (2027)
Halloween Wheelchair Massacre (2028)
Halloween Meets Jesus (2029)
Halloween Back To Helll (2030)

JeremyM

With this, Jamie Lee will join the 6-decade club of playing the same character in a film in 6 different decades.

Halloween (1978)
Halloween II (1981)
Halloween H20 (1998)
Halloween Resurrection (2002)
Halloween (2018)
Halloween Kills (2020)
Halloween Ends (2021)

The only others I know of that are close are the 5-decade club of Sylvester Stallone as Rocky (1976), II (1978), III (1982), IV (1985), V (1990), Rocky Balboa (2006), Creed (2015), and Creed II (2018), and Leonard Nimoy as Spock in Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1978), II (1982), III (1984), IV (1986), V (1989), VI (1991), Star Trek (2009), and Star Trek Into Darkness (2013).

Of course, Nimoy gets bonus points for playing Spock on TV in the 60s...

Sonic

Halloween Ho Lee Fuk (2031)

Ok I'm done.

dsa_shea

Halloween Too Low
Bang Ding It's Halloween
Halloween, Are We There Yet?

rennervision

That's a great piece of trivia. I'm also curious as to how many franchises have had a sequel with the same name as the original. So far I can think of only one other instance - Shaft (1971), Shaft (2000), and Shaft (2019).

DJariya

Good lord. Enough with the dumb Halloween jokes.

dsa_shea

Many of us are looking forward to new Halloween movies. However, I didn't find the last one to be amazing or a complete revitalization of the franchise. I did find it entertaining but at the same time quite contrived. Dumb would be having someone hold out the mask that the killer wore while standing just a few feet away. Yeah, that is dumb.

DaveyJoe

That's exactly what shock journalists would do. They are trying to provoke Michael for their project. It's a metaphor for the relationship between the media and mass murderers, a chicken and the egg situation. Once the media makes killers a household name it will inevitably inspire more killings. That was the entire point of those characters.

dsa_shea

I didn't take either of those two as shock journalists but rather dipshit interviewers out to make a buck on a story.

Sonic

You're 100% right. I need to accept that and move on. But oh what a great freedom to know I won't spent another buck on anything Halloween. I have saved so much. I stopped giving bucks to Halloween which the last draw was Halloween 5 DVD. Since then not a single buck given.

Adios Halloween!

DJariya