Halloween (movie series)

We never find out, after Halloween 6 the next movie was Halloween H20 which picked up the story of Laurie Strode, Halloween 4-6 were completely ignored.

Michael Lovegrove died on June 5, 2006, in Pretoria, South Africa of complications from diabetes.

Halloween III; Season of the Witch.

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He was played by Don Shanks and I think he's 6'0-6'1

No. Halloween III is a completely different story, Myers does however appear on a television that is showing the original Halloween in this film.

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Because of a curse called Thorn;an ancient Druid curse that drives a young man to wipe out his entire family for the good of civilization, once all the family members are dead he would be free and the curse would be passed on to someone else.

Yes. Laurie Strode is finally killed by Michael Myers in the beginning of Halloween: Resurrection.

Michael Landon Jr has made a movie based on The Redemption of Sarah Cain. It will air on the Lifetime channel August 19th.

Unless John Carpenter is planning on rebooting his franchise, then no. Rob Zombie was done with them after Halloween 2 being that his Michael Myers is based in reality and isn't essentially inhabited by some sort of malevolent spirit that allows him to remain alive. In his series, Michael was simply a man and he was mowed down with bullets at the end of the second one along with his sister Lorie, who may have kept the franchise going potentially.

Halloween III has nothing to do with Michael Myers. The story follows an investigation of a company called Silver Shamrock, a week before Halloween night.

It was a William Schatner mask painted white.

In the original Halloween movie (1978), Laurie Strode did not have any children. Rather, she was babysitting for two children, Tommy and Lindsey. In later movies, we learned that Laurie strode had a daughter named Jamie. In Halloween H20 (1998), we met Laurie Strode's teenage son, John.

Ghosts are definitely scared of lights. Yes, lights can really kill ghosts.

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Jamie Lee Curtis played Lauri Strode. Lauri was the sister of Michael Myers. That's why he was following her around.

He dressed up as a ghost to kill Lynda.

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Samhain (Halloween/all hallow's eve) is the start of the Wiccan year. We celebrate the ever turning of life's wheel at this time of year. So to answer your question: Halloween is a Witch holiday. (so is Christmas, and Easter and etc. etc. But that's an other story).

Michael Trubshawe died on March 21, 1985, in West Sussex, England, UK.

Yes, the night when Michael killed her, Judith was babysitting her baby brother Michael, when parents were in movies.

John Carpenter wanted to turn the Halloween franchise into an anthology. He wanted to make it a series of stand-alone Halloween-season related films. Each one would've had its own unique characters, setting, and storyline.

So it would be like this:

Halloween (1978) and Halloween II (1981) were about Michael Myers, an insane serial-killer who escaped from an insane asylum and goes on a bloody rampage through Haddonfield, Illinois on Halloween night, 1978.

Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982) was about an evil toymaker who wanted to sacrifice everyone in the world to the pagan sun-god Nuada (for those you who still haven't figured out why Cochran did it) through Halloween-masks and a television commercial on Halloween night (the film doesn't have a specific year).

And future Halloween films would've told other stories that took place on Halloween night.

Unfortunately, fans of the first two Halloween films were confused by the title and lack of reference to the previous films and as a result the box office suffered and this idea was quickly dropped. And for some it wasn't so much that Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982) had nothing to do with the first two films (they were looking forward to something fresh and new), but the story the producers decided to tell, the fans wanted to something very different from the film, something more traditional. Several years later the idea was brought up to bring back the Michael Myers storyline in Halloween IV: The Return of Michael Myers (1988) officially resurrected the storyline and characters of the original.

Michael Lansing died on November 24, 1985, in Burbank, California, USA.

Yes, remember in the hospital in Halloween 2 when he didn't kill the new born babies.