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Everything You Need To Know About The Halloween Franchise

After nine years away from the screen, the Halloween franchise is set to return on its 40th anniversary with a new movie to be released in 2018. That unkillable boogeyman Michael Myers will be back once again and, best of all, so will Jamie Lee Curtis as his perennial would-be victim Laurie Strode.

Halloween: Resurrection (2002)

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Unfortunately, the same success did not befall H20‘s sequel, which was clearly just a cash-grab laden down by some weird story decisions.

For starters, it’s revealed that the man Laurie decapitated in the last movie was in fact some poor paramedic Michael had dressed up to look like him. Guilt-ridden over what she did, Laurie’s now locked up in a sanitarium herself – leaving her easy prey for Michael (Brad Doree). Yup, after an epic quest that’s spread across eight movies, Michael finally manages to kill his sister… within about fifteen minutes of Resurrection. 

Not that this means Michael can kick back and put his feet up. He proceeds to return to his childhood home where a group of teens are staying for a new webseries. Needless to say, Michael doesn’t take kindly to this and ends up murdering the lot of them.

Though Bianca Kajlich’s Sara Moyer is set up as the new Final Girl for Michael to hunt down, Resurrection‘s extremely negative reception crushed any hopes for a sequel. The only thing to do, it seemed, was to hit the rest button…