Review Of Halloween Ends: End Of Terror Michael Myers To Haddonfield
JAKARTA - The Halloween film franchise ends through Halloween Ends. David Gordon Green's film still tells the story of Michael Myers, a fictional character from the Halloween franchise since 1978.
Halloweend Ends tells the story of Laurie Strode, played by Jamie Lee Curtis. He is a writer who became one of the victims of the survivors of the terror Myers.
Four years after the incident of the Halloween Kills (2021) film, Laurie lives with her grandson, Riauson (Andi Matichak). Laurie's focus now is to finish her memorandum.
Michael Myers never appeared during those four years. At that time a man named▁Melihat Cunningham (Rohan Campbell) was said to have killed his employer's baby. The incident made Laurie curious and faced the crimes she had experienced before.
Halloween Ends comes without further ado. A series of conflicts that are continuity make this film not boring. Starting from the character of shootee, Laurie by memodel, to the presence of a group of new children underdeveloped.
Compared to focusing on Michael Myers, this film highlights the reality in the Haddonfield area. Life that is far from the spotlight actually holds many secrets.
However, Michael Myers' character is also the key to the climax of the film. The shooting until bloodshed made this film much more beautiful than the previous film.
Its colorful visuals also added to the excitement of the Halloween Ends film. Unfortunately, there are many additional stories that make the story of the film go to its climax so late.
Apart from that, this film is widely controlled by the figure of Laurie Strode, played by Jamie Lee Curtis. His intention to eradicate crime ended amazingly. Halloween Ends has succeeded in creating tensions among the audience throughout the film.
Halloween Ends also stars James Jude total, Will Patton, and Kyle Richards. Several new players were also present in the septic Michael O'Leary as Dr. totaling.
The Halloween Ends film will hit theaters on October 12, 2022.