Tag: Jamie Lee Curtis
Final Halloween Kills Trailer Carves a Smile
October must be right around the corner because Universal has released the final Halloween Kills trailer. A follow-up to 2018’s Halloween, which is a direct sequel to 1978’s Halloween and no other films with the word “Halloween” in the title, Halloween Kills finds Laurie Strode, her daughter...
Read MoreHalloween Producer Suggests Series Will Continue
In case you were worried, it sounds like Halloween Ends won’t be the last we see of Michael Myers. In an interview with ComicBook.com, Ryan Freiman, the executive producer of David Gordon Green’s Halloween trilogy, indicated that, while they’re focused on the two upcoming films, there is alway...
Read MoreBlumhouse Releases New Halloween Kills Footage
His new movie may have been pushed back a year, but Michael Myers managed to put in a cameo this Halloween. During its new festival BlumFest 2020, Blumhouse has released a brief teaser for Halloween Kills, featuring some new footage and an ominous warning from Laurie Strode. Written by David Gordon ...
Read MoreHalloween Kills Teaser Stalks the Internet
Michael Myers’ penchant for surviving his every richly deserved would-be demise has returned, as a Halloween Kills teaser has surfaced. A direct sequel to 2018’s Halloween (which was a direct sequel to John Carpenter’s original Halloween, but not any of the franchise’s subsequent movies), Ha...
Read MoreREVIEW: Knives Out (2019)
It’s no secret that I have my issues with Rian Johnson’s take on the Skywalker saga in The Last Jedi. But this does not mean that I have issues with Johnson as a filmmaker. His original movies Brick, The Brothers Bloom, and Looper, were each something special, and he brought a unique vision to a...
Read MoreDaniel Craig is on the Case in New Knives Out Trailer
Fresh off of mostly positive reviews from the Toronto International Film Festival, a new trailer for Rian Johnson’s Knives Out has been released. As we see police cars head toward the Thrombey estate, Michael Shannon’s Walt lays out the novelist patriarch’s literary bonafides (thirty languages...
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