Is Halloween Ends The Last Michael Myers Movie? Blumhouse Head Responds
Blumhouse CEO and Halloween Ends producer Jason Blum discusses whether the final installment of the Halloween sequel trilogy will be the last appearance of Michael Myers. Director David Gordon Green brought life back to the Halloween franchise starting with 2018's Halloween, which served as a direct sequel to John Carpenter's original 1978 classic, ignoring all previous sequels. Green's Halloween saw the return of Jamie Lee Curtis to the role of Laurie Strode, having spent her life anticipating the return of the masked murderer, Michael Myers.
Halloween Kills followed in 2021, picking up the same night as the events of 2018's Halloween. Kills saw Laurie sidelined in the hospital, recovering from her wounds as the town rose up against Michael Myers, who continued his killing spree in Haddonfield. Green's Halloween films have been hits at the box office and with audiences, with his final installment, Halloween Ends, slated to hit theaters on October 14. Halloween Ends is being touted as the franchise's final installment, bringing Laurie and Michael's story to a close. Given that the film sounds like a definitive end to the series, many have wondered if Michael Myers would return for another movie, or if the character's time was done.
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In an exclusive interview with Screen Rant, Blum opened up about Myers' future following Halloween Ends. He clarifies that Halloween Ends is the last film that Blumhouse has the rights to produce. And while Blum ensures audiences «will be very happy» with their trilogy-ending climax, the rights will revert to Malek Akkad, leaving the future of Michael Myers out of his control. Blum said:
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