Ask pretty much any horror movie fan: a Halloween spent without watching the original Halloween is a Halloween wasted. 2. Halloween (2018) Image Credit: Universal.

Meanwhile, the Blumhouse Halloween trilogy has always been spread out, with the 2018 reboot on Netflix, the sequel on Peacock, and Halloween Ends on Starz. That's movie licensing for you.

In Halloween (2018), James Jude Courtney played Michael Myers. Nick Castle, who played the villain in the original movie, came back to do the character's breathing sounds.

Halloween 2018 and its retcons are somewhat the work of fanboys, including an extended one-take prowl through Haddonfield littered with Halloween II Easter eggs.

The Halloween movies — from the 1978 original to the newest reimagining of Halloween lore in Blumhouse's 2018 trilogy — are scattered across multiple streaming services.

The 2018 version of Halloween, directed by David Gordon Green, is the highest-grossing slasher movie of all time, surpassing the classics. The movie focuses on continuing the storyline from the ...

“Halloween Kills” picks up immediately after the events of the 2018 film, but “Halloween Ends” boasts a four-year time jump from the end of the previous movie.

If you’re unfamiliar, Blumhouse Productions brought the Halloween franchise back with a new trilogy from David Gordon Green that started with the 2018 film.

David Gordon Green's trilogy-concluding film Halloween Ends never quite lives up to the promise of the 2018 franchise revival.

When John Carpenter and Debra Hill created Halloween in 1978, they could never have anticipated that their low-budget independent horror movie would become one of the most long-lived film ...