Halloween Kills (2021)

[ChainsawJedi]

Originally Posted by jess1581

Because joe blow audiences are simpletons with low bar entertainment demands. Same kinda jagoffs that rave about Terrifier.

Wow, there just isn't a horse high enough for you, is there?

[nofear6061]

Haha, I love it when people use the word "jagoff." It's like, you obviously mean something much worse, yet you still wanna be clean about it. It's classy masturbation.

[ghostsofjoy]

Originally Posted by nofear6061

Haha, I love it when people use the word "jagoff." It's like, you obviously mean something much worse, yet you still wanna be clean about it. It's classy masturbation.

With your pinky out?

[nofear6061]

Originally Posted by ghostsofjoy

With your pinky out?

Naturally. It's how the British do it.

[stvn1974]

Plot revealed for Halloween II:

[Show spoiler]Laurie finds out that Michael didn't die in the fire so she feels like a failure. She then retreats to an island to sulk until she dies.

[thecooldud]

This series ended with H20.
The 2018 rebootathonamakeimagining was a pile of turd.

[Jay Mammoth]

Can’t wait hope it’s as great as Halloween 2018.

[stvn1974]

Originally Posted by thecooldud

This series ended with H20.
The 2018 rebootathonamakeimagining was a pile of turd.

John Carpenter made a classic. Halloween II through Resurrection are garbage. Then Rob Zombie made two excellent films. Then another piece of garbage was made.

[jess1581]

Originally Posted by msb1428

I really can not stand when people post comments like this, and just try to make themselves seem so much more intelligent then everyone else. Just because you dont like a particular movie..all your doing is coming off arrogant

I can't stand when people take a comment i made like a month ago and assumed i was talking about Halloween 2018 and don't tell me you didn't assume it. I was referring to the audience from 1982 who sneered at H3 for not having Michael Myers thus ruining the amthology plans Carpenter was setting up.

As for you others, yeah I'm arrogant with little faith in people and yes I do have a high horse, between these legs, the mrs. loves it thank you.

[Jay Mammoth]

Zombies movies were trash compared to the new film.

[BluProofie]

Originally Posted by stvn1974

Halloween II...garbage. Rob Zombie...excellent

Lmao

[Steedeel]

Originally Posted by stvn1974

Plot revealed for Halloween II:

[Show spoiler]Laurie finds out that Michael didn't die in the fire so she feels like a failure. She then retreats to an island to sulk until she dies.

I think I cracked a rib with laughter.

[Show spoiler]Not!

[Kylo Ren]

Originally Posted by stvn1974

John Carpenter made a classic. Halloween II through Resurrection are garbage. Then Rob Zombie made two excellent films. Then another piece of garbage was made.

[Hoke Moseley]

Originally Posted by Jay Mammoth

Zombies movies were trash compared to the new film.

They're trash compared to pretty much every film ever made.

[Steedeel]

Originally Posted by Hoke Moseley

They're trash compared to pretty much every film ever made.

Not true.

[Hoke Moseley]

Originally Posted by Steedeel

Not true.

Okay, I've been convinced.

[Steedeel]

Originally Posted by Hoke Moseley

Okay, I've been convinced.

I’m just at that stage with this thread.

Besides just calling them trash doesn’t exactly ignite a debate does it?

I actually think they were better than 4,5,6, H20 and Resurrection. At least H2 was brave and RZ did his own thing. He had balls to make that film.

Obviously the original is all time great but the RZ films get unfair amounts of stick.

Not saying they are great by the way.

[Darth Marcus]

Source: Collider

Exclusive: ‘Halloween’ Sequel to Be Written by ‘Firestarter’ Scribe Scott Teems
Jeff Sneider - February 6, 2019

After adapting a pair of Stephen King novels for Blumhouse, Scott Teems is in talks to write the sequel to David Gordon Green‘s Halloween, which will be based on a well-liked treatment Teems has already written for the company, multiple sources familiar with the project have told Collider.

Blumhouse had no comment.

Halloween stars Jamie Lee Curtis, Judy Greer and Andi Matichak are all expected to return along with producer Jason Blum, whose production company will produce the sequel alongside Miramax and Trancas International Films — with Universal expected to once again handle distribution. Miramax’s Bill Block and longtime franchise producer Malek Akkad will also produce, and I imagine David Gordon Green and Danny McBride will end up retaining their executive producer credits alongside Curtis and O.G. Halloween director John Carpenter.

2018’s Halloween ended with the three generations of Strode women trapping Michael in the basement of Laurie’s booby-trapped house as it proceeds to burn to the ground. As a big fan of the film, I’d personally love to see David Gordon Green return to direct, but at this point, that remains unclear, if not altogether unlikely.

While Teems himself has experience behind the camera, having made his feature directorial debut with the well-reviewed 2009 indie That Evening Sun starring Hal Holbrook, he’s only making a deal to write the script at this point. That shouldn’t come as a major surprise, as he has become one of Blum’s go-to writers, having adapted King’s book Firestarter and his novella The Breathing Method for Blumhouse. Scott Derrickson is attached to direct the latter, while Fatih Akin is attached to direct the former, which is also being produced by Akiva Goldsman.

There’s no clear timetable for the Halloween sequel, but I’d imagine Blumhouse would like to have this out in time for the spooky holiday in 2020, as this year seems a bit too soon. Then again, Blumhouse moves fast, so anything’s possible, and the company is slated to release an untitled film on Oct. 18, 2019. That slot could go to David Koepp‘s You Should Have Left starring Kevin Bacon and Amanda Seyfried or the recent Sundance entry Sweetheart starring Kiersey Clemons, if not the Halloween sequel itself. The most recent Michael Myers movie took in $76 million during its opening weekend en route to a worldwide gross of $253 million. Not bad for a movie with a $10 million budget, eh?

On the small screen, Teems served as a writer-director-producer on the acclaimed drama Rectify, and he also served as a co-EP on Narcos: Mexico in addition to directing the 2014 documentary Holbrook/Twain: An American Odyssey. He’s represented by Paradigm and Brillstein Entertainment Partners.

[phobicsquirrel]

Originally Posted by stvn1974

John Carpenter made a classic. Halloween II through Resurrection are garbage. Then Rob Zombie made two excellent films. Then another piece of garbage was made.

[phobicsquirrel]

Originally Posted by Hoke Moseley

They're trash compared to pretty much every film ever made.

Close imo but I'd rather watch them than the last jedi.

I didn't love the 2018 one but I won't say a sequel wouldn't be unintriguing