Halloween Ends Synopsis & Review: Plot Summary

🎯 Quick Overview

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😅 Plot Summary – Badly Explained

🍿 Halloween Ends: Detailed Plot Synopsis

Babysitting Incident

In 2019, Corey Cunningham babysits Jeremy. A prank goes wrong when Corey accidentally causes Jeremy’s death. Though cleared of manslaughter, Corey becomes a town pariah.

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Three Years Later

Haddonfield is still traumatized by Michael Myers. Laurie Strode is writing a memoir, living with Allyson. Corey, now working at a salvage yard, encounters bullies and is injured. Laurie introduces him to Allyson.

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Corey and Allyson

Allyson and Corey start a relationship. After a party confrontation, bullies throw Corey off a bridge, where he encounters Michael Myers in the sewers. Michael lets him go, but Corey kills a homeless man on the way out.

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Descent into Violence

Corey’s violence escalates. After Allyson is denied a promotion, Corey kills the doctor while Michael kills the other nurse. Allyson plans to leave with Corey, but Laurie grows suspicious and tries to intervene.

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Halloween Night

Corey confronts Michael and takes his mask. He murders his bullies, stepfather, mother, and a radio DJ. Laurie sets a trap, shooting Corey. Michael appears and kills Corey before his final confrontation with Laurie.

⚠️ Spoilers and Ending Explained

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🎬 Cast & Characters

  • Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis): Haunted by her past, Laurie Strode seeks to liberate herself from fear and confront Michael Myers one last time.
  • Michael Myers (James Jude Courtney): The embodiment of pure evil, Michael Myers resurfaces to terrorize Haddonfield once again.
  • Allyson (Andi Matichak): Laurie’s granddaughter, Allyson, struggles with her own trauma while forming a complicated relationship with Corey.
  • Corey (Rohan Campbell): An outcast haunted by a tragic accident, Corey descends into darkness after crossing paths with Michael Myers.
  • Frank (Will Patton): A police officer and ally to Laurie Strode, Frank is a voice of reason amidst the chaos.

💬 Memorable Quotes

  • Laurie Strode: “I’ve run from you. I have chased you. I have tried to contain you. I have tried to forgive you. I thought maybe you were the Boogeyman. No, you’re just a man who’s about to stop breathing.” – Laurie says this during her final confrontation with Michael, expressing her journey from fear to determination.
  • Laurie Strode: “Evil doesn’t die, it changes shape.” – Laurie reflects on the nature of evil and its persistence even after Michael Myers is seemingly defeated.

💰Box Office

  • Budget: $20,000,000
  • Domestic Gross: $64,079,860
  • Worldwide Gross: $104,374,176

💥 Halloween Ends Reviews

Personal Review

I went into ‘Halloween Ends’ with mixed expectations. As a huge fan of the original, and even the 2018 reboot, I was hoping for an epic showdown. The focus on Corey was unexpected, and while Rohan Campbell was great, it felt like a different movie entirely. The lack of Michael Myers was disappointing, but the ending, though divisive, at least felt definitive. It’s a bold swing that doesn’t quite connect, but I appreciated the attempt to do something new. That final fight scene in the kitchen was intense and a great throwback. But was it the proper sendoff for the Halloween franchise? I’m still not sure.

  • Who would enjoy:
    • “Fans of the Halloween franchise interested in seeing the conclusion of the Laurie Strode and Michael Myers saga.”
    • “Viewers who enjoy slasher films with a psychological twist.”
    • “Audiences interested in stories about trauma, fear, and the nature of evil.”
  • Content warnings ⚠:
    • “Graphic violence and gore”
    • “Disturbing thematic content”
    • “Strong language”
    • “Brief scenes of sexual content”

Professional Reviews

  • Rotten Tomatoes: “Halloween Ends is a disappointing conclusion to the franchise. It makes bold choices, but fails to create a satisfying ending. Jamie Lee Curtis does her best, but a weak plot and lack of scares makes it a forgettable send-off.
  • IGN: “Halloween Ends tries to be different but ends up being disappointing. The focus on Corey feels out of place, and Michael Myers is barely in the movie. The ending is anticlimactic, and it doesn’t deliver the scares you’d expect from a Halloween film.
  • Bloody Disgusting: “Halloween Ends is a bold, but ultimately flawed conclusion. It shifts the focus to Corey and the idea of evil being transferred, but it loses sight of what makes Halloween great: Michael Myers. It’s an interesting experiment, but not a satisfying Halloween movie.

Audience Reactions

Some fans loved the new direction and focus on character development.: Divisive, with some enjoying the departure from traditional slasher tropes, while others felt it strayed too far from the core of the ‘Halloween’ franchise.

Corey’s character arc fascinated some viewers.: The exploration of evil and trauma resonated with some, while others found it disjointed from the rest of the series.

Overall Consensus: A polarizing end to the trilogy, ‘Halloween Ends’ is praised for its ambition but criticized for its lack of scares, weak plot, and departure from the traditional ‘Halloween’ formula.

Awards

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🛠️ Behind the Scenes

  • “This film is intended to be the final installment in the Halloween franchise, focusing on Laurie Strode’s final confrontation with Michael Myers.”
  • “Jamie Lee Curtis has stated that this will be her last Halloween movie, marking the end of her long-standing role as Laurie Strode.”
  • “The film explores themes of trauma, community fear, and the cyclical nature of evil, attempting to provide a more psychological depth than previous installments.”

🖥️ How to Watch Halloween Ends?

Halloween Ends is available to stream on platforms such as Peacock. You can also rent or purchase the movie on demand from services like Prime Video, Apple TV, Google Play Movies, and Vudu. Check your local listings for cable or satellite options that may offer the film.

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🎧 Soundtrack

Halloween Ends features a captivating soundtrack that enhances the movie’s atmosphere and emotional impact. Here are some notable tracks:

You can find the complete soundtrack on Amazon Music and Apple Music.

🤨 FAQ

Is Halloween Ends the last Halloween movie?

Halloween Ends is marketed as the conclusion to the Michael Myers and Laurie Strode saga. However, given the franchise’s history, a future reboot or sequel is always possible.

What is Halloween Ends about?

The film focuses on Laurie Strode dealing with the aftermath of Michael Myers’s violence, while a new character, Corey Cunningham, becomes influenced by Michael’s evil, leading to a final confrontation.

Where can I watch Halloween Ends?

Halloween Ends is available to stream on Peacock. It can also be rented or purchased on demand from services like Prime Video, Apple TV, Google Play Movies, and Vudu.

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