Halloween’s Big Twist Reveals a Dangerous New Addition to the Franchise

In Halloween franchise, the main opponent is Michael Myers. He is a continuous killer of his bloody career at the age of six, and becoming the most representative murderer in film history. But later in the sequel, especially at Halloween III: The Witch's Season, the series attempted to expand the elements of the evil, so the audience was introduced to robots and magic.

But this direction is not as effective as filmmakers, later chapters have returned to the basics, and Michael pursues Jamie Lee Curtis and her pedigree. However, after 40 years Michael regained revenge David Gordon Green 's Halloween Revival introduced a major turning point revealing the dangerous supplement of myth.

As Michael approached Raleigh and his family, the last scene of the movie passed through Hadon Field and sheriffs by Frank Hawkins (Will Patton), Dr. Ranville Sartin (Hulk Birginer) and Raleigh's granddaughter Alison (Andy It is driven by Matti Shack. Killer When they found him, Hawkins made Michael crash his car and seemed to have killed him. But just as Hawkins was about to let the bullet pass through his skull, Sartain stopped him and insisted that he was dead. But this confuses everyone and gives Sartain a time to puncture Hawkins and kill him.

Sartain cited several reasons for behavior: firstly he was trained under the guidance of Dr. Samuel Loomis who studied Michael's career, and after his death, Sartain put on his theme I was fascinated. He was obsessed by seeing how Michael met Raleigh in opposition, kidnapping Alison and taking Michael to Raleigh 's house and seeing her enemies again. Sartain's life's work is studying real evil, and this reunion is a very valuable study.

But the second reason is even more annoying. Sartain is an avid fan, and he is fascinated by Michael's murder as evidenced by his mask, which is immersed in the eyes of a murderer. He is excited not only from a scientific point of view but also from such primitive ideas as a person. The danger is that if highly educated people can enjoy these kills, franchisees may develop and introduce imitators seen by horror fans in crying movies.

It may be a different crazy individual, a gang who likes excessive violence, a fanatic who is interested in hunting fun, or a cult that may have Michael's technology as a more advanced call. To make matters worse, what if Michael really teamed up to lead and encourage those fans?

Although the latter seems unlikely, yet Sartain's dual proposal is unbelievable, but people like Michael Myers are waiting. This bloodshed inherited his legacy and made the murderer immortal legend.

Now in the theater, Halloween is overseen by David Gordon Green, a script written by Danny McBride and Jeff Bradley. The film stars Jamie Lee Curtis, Judy Greer and Andy Matti Shack, and Nick Castle and James Jude Courtney share the role of Michael Myers. The movie was directed by John Carpenter and was scored by John Carpenter.

In 1998, the Halloween series revived, the success of the Scream series was achieved. The new movie "Halloween: H20" is considered a direct sequel to Halloween II in 1981 and leads to another sequel "Halloween: Resurrection". Soon, other "classic" slash faces will revive. A few months later in December 1998, a sequel to the scene spirit was released. Chucky, the children's game series also returned to the screen of the seeds of chucky seeds first, then bride chucky, and later. In 2003, the two biggest episodes, the nightmare of Elm Street and Friday the 13th, merged with the movie 'Freddy and Jason' new series movies.

Halloween appeared on the big screen earlier this year, with the release of a new movie starring Jack Black and Cate Blanchett. It is full of eerie twists and some creepy surprises, but the story may sound familiar to movie enthusiasts, and doubts whether "Wall Clock Stores" are based on books You may think. The answer is ... it is! According to Penguin Random House, "The House on the Wall" is a popular young adult book, known for its popular theme story, created by John Bellas in 1973. . According to Penguin Random House, Bellairs has won the New York Times Outstanding Year Award and the American Library Association International Interest Book Award for children in this book. Now this book is the main movie and movie this weekend.