Halloween

A new Halloween Kills trailer is due to debut July 1, but the trailer and images have already leaked online offering a look at the sequel to the popular 2018 horror slasher flick featuring Michael Myers. The pics and trailer reveal some cool footage from the movie including what looks to be the trailer picking

Michael Myers returns in a new promo image for Halloween Kills, the sequel to the massively popular 2018 slasher flick. The image features a look at Michael who holds a butcher’s knife standing inside a house presumably on Halloween night. “It’s about the creation of fear,” director David Gordon Green told Total Film magazine about

Blumhouse and Universal released a new teaser for Halloween Kills that teases the return of Michael Myers. “Next Halloween. When the sun sets. And someone is alone. He kills,” says Jamie Lee Curtis’ Laurie Strode. Universal recently pushed back the flick’s release date from this October to October 15, 2021, with the third movie, Halloween Ends,

Universal Pictures has released a teaser for Halloween Kills with word its release date has been delayed a year along with the third movie, Halloween Ends. Originally slated for an October 16, 2020 release, Halloween Kills will now be released Oct. 15, 2021, with Halloween Ends getting released Oct. 14th, 2022. Director David Gordon Green

Universal Pictures announces the release of Halloween on Blu-Ray and digital. Check out the official info and box art below. You can order on Amazon. JAMIE LEE CURTIS RETURNS AS LAURIE STRODE TO SEEK HER REVENGE IN THE INTENSE THRILLER HALLOWEEN   AVAILABLE ON DIGITAL DECEMBER 28, 2018 4K ULTRA HD, BLU-RAY AND DVD JANUARY 15,

Cue the iconic music as the new Halloween movie, Jamie Lee Curtis and Michael Myers are coming to IMAX! The #1 movie in the world gets a one week IMAX release in select theaters, which is 2D, according to Fandango, as tickets are now on sale. Halloween has topped the box office for two weeks in

Halloween, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Michael Myers are #1 at the box office for the second week in a row. The sorta-a-sequel to the original 1978 movie brought in $32 million domestically at its second weekend at the box office and beat out A Star Is Born, Venom, Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween and Hunter Killer.

While it didn’t manage to top Venom, Halloween still managed to score the second best October opening of all time. Halloween brought in a whopping $77.5 million, which is a franchise record. In addition, the slasher flick did manage to get the largest October opening day of all-time with $33.252 million, topping Venom‘s $32.5 million.

The new Halloween movie that kicks off this week from David Gordon Green is tracking pretty huge at the box office, and its Rotten Tomatoes score is promising as well. Regarding its potential box office, it’s reported Universal Studios is keeping a pretty modest estimate of around $50 million, but some industry insiders are estimating