Two new Halloween movies were announced today by Universal Pictures and Blumhouse Productions. Dated for October 16, 2020 and October 15, 2021 and titled Halloween Kills and Halloween Ends respectively, the new films will bring […]
[powerpress] Happy Halloween! We’re ending this spooktacular month with a breakdown of the Halloween franchise. Where do the films rank on David, Jen and Gaius’ lists? Listen and find out! To hear our thoughts on David Gordon […]
Today marks 40 years since the release of the seminal horror classic, Halloween. Back in 1978, I don’t think anyone involved in the film would’ve ever predicted that 2018 would be one great year to […]
With Halloween (2018), the franchise has gone back to its roots. What began as an unnerving exercise in random violence with the 1978 classic began to get bogged down with unnecessary motives and multiple timelines […]
On October 25th, 1978, horror was changed forever. With the release of Halloween, a new era was welcomed and molded the genre for most of the 80’s and 90’s. While films like Psycho and Black […]
Before the release of Rob Zombie’s 2007 remake of Halloween, the franchise was in a state of flux. The last film of the franchise, 2002’s Halloween: Resurrection, was rightfully destroyed by critics and fans alike […]
As 1998 concluded, most fans felt that the Halloween franchise had ended on a high note with the success of Halloween H20: 20 Years Later. The film had given fans a real finale to the […]
As 1995 came to a close, the Halloween franchise was in the worst shape its ever been. Along with the death of the legendary Donald Pleasance, Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers entered the conversation as one of […]
After the commercial and financial failure of Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers, the franchise was left in an uncertain state. The horror genre was starting to see diminishing results and there didn’t seem […]
After the success of Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers, the bodies were still warm when plans for Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers began to come together. There was this idea that […]
By the time you get to the fourth film of a franchise, you’d be forgiven for expecting the entry to be lackluster. This is especially true of the horror genre, which sometimes has its plot […]
In October of 1978, the horror genre changed forever with the release of John Carpenter’s Halloween. A film that set the bar high and that has yet to be matched in regards to filmmaking and storytelling […]
After 2 months of anticipation, the first trailer for the highly anticipated sequel to 1978’s Halloween has arrived. The trailer first debuted at April’s Cinemacon with an introduction by Jaime Lee Curtis. Since then, it has received […]
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