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The movie franchise “Halloween” is making yet another huge return for what is unfortunately the last time. The highly anticipated film series is coming to theatres and Peacock a little earlier than expected. The debut for “Halloween Ends” is set for October 14 with Peacock subscribers getting access to the final chapter in the reboot trilogy directly to their homes.
With the end of the “Halloween” movies, this also concludes Jamie Lee Curtis as the actress for Laurie Strode. The premise of the film is to conclude the conflict between Laurie Strode and Michael Myers, which has been an ongoing event throughout all the films.
Curtis has even given her own opinion on the movie saying “I’m very proud of our final film Halloween Ends and how it brings the saga to a fitting conclusion.” In addition to her input, she also is featured on the official Twitter for “Halloween Ends.”
She claims because of the COVID Crisis the film team has learned that much of the audience prefers to watch movies from home rather than going to theatres. This is why they are given the option this year as well.
This film is the 13th movie in the series in addition to the other 12 which are widely loved by all horror fans. Sources say “Halloween Ends” follows the same basis as “Halloween Kills” which was released on October 15, 2021.
It was given a 7-10 and left experts saying “Halloween Kills delivers deliciously gory kills and nods to John Carpenter’s original classic, but still feels like half a movie.” A key fact that fans must know before watching the last movie in the trilogy is that “Halloween Ends” takes place 4 years after the second movie.
For all fans of scary movies, this is definitely a film that you don’t want to miss. Clear your calendars and be ready.
Written by Esteban Ruiz
Edited by Sheena Robertson
Sources:
IGN: Halloween Ends Will Release Day and Date on Peacock and in Theaters
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