HALLOWEEN KILLS TRAILER MOVIE

Speaking to Empire, McBride said: 'It takes place the same night, picking up where the last movie ended. The film is a direct sequel to the 2018 Halloween film, and in David Gordon Green and Danny McBride have confirmed that the action will take place on the same night as that film - following straight from the events at the film's climax which seemed to show Laurie, her daughter and her granddaughter managing to trap and kill Michael Myers. Jamie Lee Curtis will of course return, but Carpenter's statement revealed that Tommy Doyle (Brian Andrews) - the child who appears in the very first film from 1978 - was set to return (now played by Anthony Michael Hall) in addition to a whole host of 'legacy characters' including Marion Chambers (Nancy Stephens), Lonnie (Brent Le Page) and Sheriff Leigh Brackett (Charles Cypher). While the release delay was a blow, that news was softened somewhat by news that a huge list of characters from the franchise's history would be returning for the film. You can check it out below: Halloween Kills cast In the teaser, we hear Curtis' Lauri Strode say, 'Next Halloween, when the sun sets and someone is alone, he kills!' with the poor Strode family seen battling with the masked murderer yet again.Д®arlier Carpenter had shared a teaser clip on Twitter - which seems to show how Michael Myers might have escaped his predicament at the end of the last film. To make up for the film's delay, a 36-second teaser trailer was first released just in time for Halloween in 2020. It's suitably pulse-pounding, but is also filled with several references to the original 1978 classic: The film's delay means we've had teasers all year round, but a full-length final trailer was released in September 2021. It is coming out.' Halloween Kills trailer Halloween Kills is coming out next October come hell or high water, vaccine or no vaccine.

Speaking to Forbes, he said, 'If this is still going on next Halloween? No, we're not holding it. The good news, though, is that fans definitely won't have to wait for longer than a year, with producer Jason Blum confirming that this will be the only delay to the film regardless of circumstance. 'After weighing our options, we have chosen to push the filmвЂ™s theatrical release by one year.вЂќ It read: 'If we release it in October of this year as planned, we have to face the reality that the film would be consumed in a compromised theatrical experience. John Carpenter posted a joint statement from him and David Gordon Green on his Twitter account, claiming that the pair were 'heartbroken' that the delay even had to be considered. Of course, given that it seems pretty essential for a Halloween film to come out during the month of October it makes sense that the release would be pushed back by an entire year rather than just a few months, but the extra wait no doubt came as a disappointment to horror fans.Д«y entering your details, you are agreeing to our terms and conditions and privacy policy. Originally the film was slated for an October 2020 release, but unfortunately, it was one of many movies hit by the coronavirus pandemic - and the release date was delayed by a whole year. The movie will also be simultaneously released on steaming service Peacock for 60 days in the US, but will only be available in cinemas here in the UK where the service is not yet available. Halloween Kills will suitably be released in cinemas on Friday 15th October 2021.

Read on for everything you need to know about Halloween Kills. This time, however, Laurie and Michael will be joined by several other 'legacy characters' from the 1978 original for a rather grisly reunion - so it may be worth going back and binging the Halloween movies in order. Halloween Kills is a direct sequel to the successful 2018 reboot, which saw Jamie Lee Curtis reprise her iconic role of Laurie Strode respectively.

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