Halloween Ends 2022 - No Spoilers

This movie is different. Very fucking different. The teases likened the movie to Christine, which is a very valid comparison. I'd call this movie more of a psychological-drama/romance than straight-up horror. If you're expecting another Myers' rampage, you wont find it here.

Instead, what we're given is an interesting deviation to the normal Haddonfield formula. We get to see a different side to the town for a change. When they're not getting killed on Halloween night, they actually go to work and stress out about personal drama and whatnot. This movie isn't about Michael. Laurie and Allyson play big parts. Yes, that means Laurie isn't confined to a hospital the entire time. Even still, it's more about a new character, and that part I wont get into.

You're probably wondering about the lack of Michael, but don't worry. There are plenty of interesting bits about him. You'll see a very different side to his character, and that doesn't mean he's fundamentally different. He's still the same, but you'll see what I mean.

Initial reaction? Satisfied. It's not your classic Halloween movie by any means, but that doesn't mean it's not interesting. I didn't know where they were going with this for a while, but it all comes together. The ending didn't piss me off, either.

#Review