A Halloween Reboot SO Crazy It Could Actually Work
HALLOWEEN: Where Does The Franchise Go From Here? There has been a lot of talk of Halloween 3, or to be more accurate Halloween 3D. The biggest question has been, if it is going to be a follow up to Rob Zombies vision. They had a perfectly good script from what we were told, and after some financial issues placed … Continue reading
Michael Myers and his Quick Massacre Technique
The Quick Massacre is a Michael Myers rampage that lasts a relatively short while and results in at least 3 on-screen casualties. Excluded from this category are: longer sprees (such as Michael’s killings in the hospital throughout HalloweeN II); bloodbaths with an unknown death toll (e.g. Michael’s assault on the police station in Halloween 4); and deaths that cannot be clearly … Continue reading
HorrorHound: Q&A Session with Jamie Lee Curtis
The Q&A session that HalloweeN actress Jamie Lee Curtis (who played Laurie Strode, the sister of Michael Myers) took part in at HorrorHound Weekend in November, 2012, is available for you to watch. The footage was recorded and posted online by critterbuster. As opposed to most Q&A panels at these kinds of events, this one was not free for all attendees. … Continue reading
The Masks And Mysteries Of Halloween 4: Part II
Diving back into the swirling madness surrounding the masks used in Halloween 4: The Return Of Michael Myers, it’s time to look at some more oddities and try to make sense of it all. In this article, we will deal with the Michael Myers masks that appear in Halloween 4‘s Discount Mart scene, the mask that smashes against the windshield of the … Continue reading
The Masks And Mysteries Of Halloween 4: Part I
Halloween 4: The Return Of Michael Myers marked the return of the malevolent stalker after Halloween III: Season Of The Witch failed to change the course of the series. With the success of celluloid slasher icons Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees, Myers was pulled out of his fiery retirement and Halloween 4 became a success. However, twenty four years … Continue reading