Halloween Ends (18)

Laurie Strode lives with her granddaughter Allyson, filling her time by writing a memoir that will finally lay to rest the ghost of her tormentor, Michael Myers. The Strode matriarch is embracing life, unshackled from her tragic past. The nightmare resurfaces when teenager Corey Cunningham is accused of murdering a child while he babysat. Corey pleads innocence and Laurie acknowledges that the time has come to face her greatest fear, reuniting her with Deputy Frank Hawkins.

LondonNet Film Review

Halloween Ends (18) Film Review from LondonNet

Scream queen Jamie Lee Curtis completes her tour of duty as Laurie Strode in the concluding chapter of director David Gordon Green’s trilogy reboot of the Halloween franchise. Set four years after the events of Halloween Kills, this bloodthirsty slasher forces the gutsy heroine to face the hulking bogeyman who has stalked the Illinois town of Haddonfield for generations. Laurie now lives with her granddaughter Allyson (Andi Matichak), filling her time by writing a memoir that will finally lay to rest the ghost of her tormentor, Michael Myers…

The Strode matriarch is embracing life rather than living in fear, unshackled from her tragic past. However, the nightmare resurfaces when Allyson meets Corey Cunningham (Rohan Campbell), who was accused of murdering a boy while he babysat. Evil continues to fester in the shadows and Laurie acknowledges that the time has come to face her greatest fear, reuniting her with Deputy Frank Hawkins (Will Patton).

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– Kim Hu