About the Halloween Ends movie.
Halloween Ends is the sequel to 2021’s Halloween Kills, the third and final in a 3-part trilogy that began with 2018’s Halloween reboot. It is directed by David Gordon Green.
Despite the title and its stance as the conclusion to the Halloween trilogy, the Halloween franchise will almost certainly not end with Halloween Ends. Co-writer Danny McBride said:
“I think no way and I wouldn’t want it [to end]. I feel like Michael Myers is such an iconic horror character, there’s a simplicity to why he’s scary that I think it will always be relevant for generations to come. I think we’re lucky enough to have a shot at it right now. I’m sure 10 years from now there’ll be another group of knuckleheads that think they have the answer to what they should do with Michael Myers next.”
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Check out the first trailer for Halloween Ends! July 19, 2022.
Universal Pictures’ upcoming horror title Halloween Ends, hitting theaters Oct. 14, released its first trailer today. The footage previews what we’ve all knew was coming. Who’ll be the last man standing – Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) or Michael Myers…
Filming of Halloween Ends is complete. March 10, 2022
It has been announced that Halloween Ends just finished up principal photography in Savannah, Georgia.
“Last night of shooting. A wrap on our Halloween trilogy. Incredible journey. Amazing cast, amazing crew. While we obviously have post-production ahead of us, it’s still an emotional night.”
A crew member shared a picture of the tag attached to one of his wrap gifts.
Jamie Lee Curtis wraps filming on Halloween Ends. February 22, 2022
Film has revealed that Jamie Lee Curtis has wrapped filming on Halloween Ends. Curtis returns once again reprise her role as the embittered Laurie Strode. In a post on Instagram, she wrote:
“A bittersweet END for me on the Halloween movies. I’ve made great friends and have collaborated with wonderful artists on these three movies and today my part in the film has been completed and with it the END for me of this trilogy. It’s all because of the fans who have always supported me and more importantly, Laurie, and the creative teams at BLUMHOUSE @blumhouse TRANCAS, MIRAMAX @miramax , ROUGHHOUSE @roughhousepictures and UNIVERSAL @universalpictures and my Strode Strong women, Judy @missjudygreer Andi @andimatichak and Kyle @kylerichards18 as well as my nemesis, James @jamesjudecourtney
Here are a few images that will remind me of the wonderful time we all had. I love this crew and cast and I will miss you all.
We can’t wait for the fans to see the movie. You’re going to #LYM @halloweenmovie #wearelauriestrode
First look at Jamie Lee Curtis’s Laurie Strode. January 28, 2022
As filming for Halloween Ends kicks off in Savannah, Georgia, Jamie Lee Curtis gives us our first look at Laurie Strode
Nick Castle says he’ll be back for Halloween Ends but not in the role we expect. January 28, 2022
Nick Castle, aka “The Shape” in John Carpenter’s 1978 original Halloween movie, has had cameos in past Halloween movies but has yet to return to work behind the Micchael Myers mask, which given the masked personal of the character, is mostly done by stunt doubles. However, Castle did confirm that he’ll once again be making an appearance in Halloween Ends. In a Twitter post, he said:
“Unfortunately, this and other recent articles on the production of Halloween Ends mistakenly think I am playing Michael Myers. The talented James Jude Courtney will once again play MM. I’ll have a fun cameo but let’s give credit where credit is due.”
Despite brutal attack by The Shape, Kyle Richards will return in Halloween Ends. December 7, 2021
Variety reports that despite the brutal attack by The Shape (Michael Myers), Kyle Richards will be returning to the role of Lindsey Wallace in “Halloween Ends”. Richards originally starred in John Carpenter’s 1978 original film, “Halloween,” as Lindsey Wallace under the care of babysitter Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) on a fateful night in ’78.
Halloween Ends will jump forward four years after the 2018 events portrayed in Hallowed Kills. October 21, 2021
Director David Gordon Green has revealed the next installment will leap forward four years following the events of 2018’s Halloween and Halloween Kills (which also took place in 2018).
“We’re jumping time a little bit in [Halloween Ends] but part of what we’re exploring is how Laurie and a few of our characters have processed those years between Halloween 2018 and that night’s events and tragedies to Halloween 2022 [tracing the journey] to where they will come to fruition in their psychological aftermath.”
Halloween Ends will focus on Andi Matichak’s Allyson, whose parents and boyfriend Michael killed.
Filmmaker David Gordon Green says he’s come up with a new twist ending for Halloween Ends. October 15, 2021
Filmmaker David Gordon Green says Halloween Ends will have a different feel to it – and it has a new twist ending.
“Halloween Ends is very different in tone from Halloween (2018) and Halloween Kills, and I think that’s part of my self-indulgence. I very often jump around in genres and explore different themes and characters through movies. I just came up with a new twist ending on the ending that existed a couple weeks ago, and that’s something that only I hold the piece of paper that has those words on it. So no spoilers here.”
Jason Blum and David Gordon Green discuss the challenges of uniting Halloween (1978) fans with Halloween (2018). October 15, 2021
Producer Jason Blum and filmmaker David Gordon Green never expected the Halloween (2018) reboot to be as successful as it was. Now they look back at the “impossible task” of pleasing both Halloween (1978) and Halloween (2018) fans as they target a new generation of horror buffs. They told Hollywood Reporter:
“It was daunting because John Carpenter, Jamie Lee Curtis and everyone are very emotional about this franchise and have lots of feelings about it. David, most of all. And Jamie was hesitant, too. And John was hesitant, too. And everyone felt great about not only what David pulled off but how he pulled it off. So when we came into [Halloween Kills], everyone was more relaxed, having fun, looser and trusting of each other. You create better things when the people involved trust each other.”
Director David Gordon Green says Halloween Ends will jump into a contemporary timeline. October 14, 2021
In an interview with Uproxx, Halloween director David Gordon Green revealed that Halloween Ends, the follow-up to 2021’s Halloween Kills, will jump to a contemporary timeline.
“Halloween Ends jumps into a contemporary timeline. So we go from two episodes that are the same night in 2018. And then we’ll get up to speed with … It’ll take place the time of its release.”
This jump to the present includes, of course, the coronavirus pandemic.
“So if you think about it, I mean, where we’re leaving these characters on Halloween 2018, the world is a different place. So not only do they have their immediate world affected by that trauma, having time to process that trauma – and that’s a specific and immediate traumatic event in the community of Haddonfield. But then they also had a worldwide pandemic and peculiar politics and another million things that turned their world upside down.”
