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Who forgetsMichael Myers, the psychopath, and his brutality? He sure is a nightmare for everyone and fuel for fear.
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Halloween franchise is known for its intense and nail-biting thriller experience. If the older parts are of one level, then the latest of all, released in 2018, is of a whole new level. Now that a new movie in this franchise is coming on October 16 this year, here is some exciting news for horror lovers.
Besides, 2018 Halloween performed well at the Box-office and even covered up losses of earlier films of the franchise.
A word from the writer
Scott Teems, co-writer for the forthcoming horror movie, recently spoke with MovieWeb regarding his new film,The Quarry. He was asked aboutHolloween Killsin the same interview.
He stated that a glimpse of a rough cut of the movie a few weeks back made him excited about the film.
“I saw a rough cut of it a few weeks ago, and I’m a little biased, but my gut says that people that like the last one will be very excited about this one,”said Scott during the interview.
Moreover, he adds that the new movie is like the first one on steroids. He even made a promise that it will certainly be entertaining.
Characters we can expect
Jamie Lee Curtis and Nick Castle are coming back as Laurie Strode and Michael Myers respectively.
we can also expect characters like Lindsey Wallace, Tommy Doyle, and Sheriff Leigh Brackett reprising.
David Gordon Green directed the film, and Jason Blum, Malek Akkad, and Bill Block together acted as producers.
The good sign is the results of the recent test screening of the movie. They seem to be positive. This fuels hype for the film.
The plot of the movie is kept secret, and so, we can expect exciting content. The story will follow the events of the2018film. So for a reveal, we need to look forward to a trailer.
Sources:Slashfim,DreadCentral
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