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Halloween (2018)
- 1hr 49m
- (6,625)
- 67
- 1hr 49m
- (6,625)
- 67
Laurie Strode comes to her final confrontation with Michael Myers, the masked figure who has haunted her since she narrowly escaped his killing spree on… More Details »
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Official Trailer (02:29) - Trailer 3 (02:39)
Movie Info & Cast
Director: David Gordon Green
Producer: Malek Akkad, Laura Altmann, Bill Block
Writer: Jeff Fradley
Release Date: Oct 19, 2018
Runtime: 1hr 49m
Synopsis
It’s been 40 years since Laurie Strode first escaped the murderous intentions of Michael Myers on his Halloween killing spree. And now Jamie Lee Curtis returns to her iconic role to face off against her stab-happy brother, played once more by Nick Castle, in what just might be their final confrontation. Or is it? This is a horror movie after all. David Gordon Green, who co-wrote the screenplay with Danny McBride, directs this anticipated installment of the long-running franchise. And while the director and star of Pineapple Express drew inspiration from the original 1978 Halloween in crafting this new entry, they had a bit of help. In fact, series creator John Carpenter himself acted as a consultant. The film also stars Judy Greer, Andi Matichak, Virginia Gardner, Will Patton, Jefferson Hall, and Toby Huss.
Cast
- Jamie Lee Curtis
- Judy Greer
- Andi Matichak
- James Jude Courtney
- Nick Castle
- Haluk Bilginer
- Will Patton
- Rhian Rees
- Jefferson Hall
- Toby Huss
Did You Know?
Trivia
- Production for Halloween 3-D was shut down on Tuesday, September 29, 2009 because The Weinstein Company ran out of money (and due to lack of interest from the public after the immense critical failure of the previous Halloween remakes). They had just received the first draft of the screenplay on Friday September 25 and shooting was supposed to start in November to end in time for Director Patrick Lussier to start shooting another film from a prior engagement in January, Drive Angry (2011) with Nicolas Cage. In May of 2014, Todd Farmer confirmed that neither he nor Lussier were involved in the project any longer.
Goofs
- The number of people Michael Myers killed on Halloween 1978 should be four. Not only the three teenage friends of Laurie Strode but also an auto mechanic Michael killed to get his overalls. The number of deaths in Halloween II (1981) which takes place on the same night is irrelevant though as Halloween 2018 does not take any of the previous sequels into its continuity.
Quotes
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- Martin: We're here to investigate a patient that killed three innocent teenagers on Halloween, 1978. He was shot by his own psychiatrist and taken into custody that night, and has spent the last forty years in captivity.
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Movie sucked a lot.
12 of 16 helpful votes
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Can't wait to see it 😱
9 of 11 helpful votes
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priscilla R
Metacritic
67
metacritic
Based on 51 Critics
6.9
USER SCORE (352)
Generally favorable reviews based on 352 Reviews
70
Oct 18, 2018
This sequel can’t compare to John Carpenter’s ingenious 1978 original, but director David Gordon Green delivers a crowd-pleasing chiller that doubles as an existential commentary on horror itself, both on the screen and in our lives.
Tim Grierson
Screen International
70
Sep 10, 2018
Green serves up everything we love about the first Halloween, completely playing off our nostalgia for the slasher classic, and to me, that’s not necessarily a bad thing.
E. Oliver Whitney
ScreenCrush
80
Sep 9, 2018
The picture has a good shock or two up its sleeve before getting to Laurie's armored, booby-trapped home, and once it's there, it surprises us again.
John DeFore
The Hollywood Reporter
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