Halloween Kills, the newest Halloween horror movie from Blumhouse Productions and Universal Pictures. This is great news for Halloween lovers everywhere! The Halloween Kills cast includes Jamie Lee Curtis (Laurie Strode), Judy Greer (Karen Williams), Andi Matichak (Allyson Strode). Halloween KIlls plot is set in Haddonfield, Illinois, during the Halloween season.
Release date:
8th September 2021
Cast and characters:
– Jamie Lee Curtis (Laurie Strode)
– Judy Greer (Karen Williams)
– Andi Matichak (Allyson Strode)
Plot details:
Halloween Kills is set in Haddonfield, Illinois, during the Halloween season. Karen Williams’ daughter Allyson has been kidnapped by Michael Myers and taken to his childhood home while on Halloween break. Halloween KIlls plot is set in Haddonfield, Illinois, during the Halloween season.
Halloween Kills is set 40 years after the original 1978 Halloween and follows Myers on his murderous Halloween night as he stalks a new group of teenagers. Michael Myers has returned to Haddonfield on Halloween night, and his mission is clear: kill Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) and her family by any means necessary. But when he discovers that she’s not at home with her daughter Allyson, he takes it upon himself to hunt down the killer before Halloween night.
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Synopsis:
Halloween Kills is set in Haddonfield, Illinois, during the Halloween season. Karen Williams’ daughter Allyson has been kidnapped by Michael Myers and taken to his childhood home while on Halloween break.
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Michael Myers- While it is unclear if the Michael Myers character in Halloween Kills is being portrayed by Nick Castle, who played him in 1978’s Halloween, or stuntman Tyler Mane, he will be a different incarnation to previous portrayals of the killer.
The cast also includes Virginia Gardner as Allyson, Miles Robbins as Tristan, James Jude Courtney as Halloween.”The new Halloween movie will be a game-changer,” says showrunner David Gordon Green. “There are moments in this film that I still can’t believe we got away with.”
