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Halloween Ends Will Probably Be the End of Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode Halloween Ends Will Probably Be the End of Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode Jamie Lee Curtis says she'll probably be finished playing Laurie Strode after Halloween Ends is released in 2022. Halloween, Curtis has been playing Laurie since 1978. More than four decades and multiple Halloween timelines later, Curtis has been starring in a new trilogy of Halloween movies, but she sees next year's Halloween Ends as a good stopping point for playing the role. In the newest issue of Total Film magazine, Halloween franch...

Halloween Kills.  It feels like it’s been decades since we last saw Michael in the fiery finale of the Blumhouse Halloween reboot. Now our boy is back and looking real crispy in this brand new image provided by Total Film Magazine.  Total Film Magazine has got the scoop on all things Halloween Kills. They’re also featuring a massive career retrospective on John Carpenter. Check out Michael Myers in these exclusive images from Total Film Magazine: We’ve got the full story on the ultimate slasher sequel in our new #HalloweenKills issue, plus a huge celebration of the career of John ...

We break down the Halloween Kills trailer shot by shot. Could this horror sequel from David Gordon Green mean the end for Michael Myers?

With the first official trailer promising a bloody and brutal return to Haddonfield, we're breaking down who's who, how it fits into the ever-confusing timeline, and why Halloween Kills is a slasher movie for our time.

"Evil dies tonight." So promises the actress Jamie Lee Curtis as horror icon Laurie Strode in the super-gory, full-length new trailer for "Halloween Kills." The film, which was directed by David Gordon Green ("Pineapple Express"), was shot in the Wilmington area in 2019. It's set for an Oct. 15 release. "Let it burn!" Curtis wails at the start of the trailer, which picks up where "Halloween" -- Green's 2018 follow-up to John Carpenter's original film -- left off. That is, with a massive fire that Curtis' character hoped would be the end of iconic horror killer Michael Myers. No such luck, of...