I’m sure many fans out there had dreams that the train wreck of a franchise known as Halloween could actually be saved by a new film, ironically spearheaded by one Danny McBride, who served as
The 2018 Halloween remake was definitely a success bringing in over $255 million with a mere budget of $10 million. That's a decent haul... Now that we not only have two confirmed sequels in the
With thirteen months to go until the next Halloween film, the nostalgic connection to the John Carpenter classic grows stronger. On Friday afternoon, news began to circulate throughout social media that another cast member of John
If you follow the Halloween franchise, you know that the 2018 film neglects any other Halloween film aside from the 1978 original. With that said, the now no-longer-cannon Halloween II in 1981 revealed that Michael
I've mentioned before how the Halloween franchise is by far my favorite in the horror genre. I will watch all of films in the franchise, and I do mean ALL of them. When Halloween came
A little over a month ago, Blumhouse Productions confirmed two more sequels in the Halloween franchise, continuing the story arc that writers Danny McBride and David Gordon Green created in 2018's Halloween. Thanks to a
The year is 2014, late Summer. After reminiscing on high school theatre days, appearing in a hand full of short films in Northern California, my "cling to fame" as an on-screen extra in The Pursuit Of
Last week it was announced that Universal will be bringing not one Halloween sequel, but two to the big screen. The sequels already have titles. They have been named Halloween Kills and Halloween Ends. Fans
Legendary filmmaker John Carpenter made an announcement to his social media followers Friday morning. While the iconic writer/director/composer recently made headlines after signing with DC Comics to write a story arc on the Joker, this
Sometimes reboots are an awful thing. Sometimes they only taint what came before it and end up being nothing but meaningless cash grabs. Sometimes, however, you get the exact opposite. You get a film that
