Halloween Ends

About This Movie

Halloween Ends wraps up the trilogy in a way that's both intriguing and divisive. David Gordon Green’s direction maintains a gritty atmosphere, diving into Laurie’s psyche as she attempts to shed the trauma of her past. The pacing shifts between moments of tense silence and sudden bursts of violence, really building that sense of dread. There’s this interesting exploration of how fear can consume lives, and it’s not just about Michael Myers anymore. The performances are solid, especially Jamie Lee Curtis, who brings a raw vulnerability to Laurie. Practical effects are used effectively, adding a layer of realism to the horror. It’s distinct in its approach to legacy and what it means to confront one’s demons, even if it doesn’t wrap everything up neatly.

Strong character focus on Laurie Strode. · Interesting blend of horror and psychological elements. · Distinct from traditional slasher finales.