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Jan 11, 2024 · In this article, we will delve into the standout scene of the 2019 film: Laurie’s proposal to Jo March. Additionally, we’ll explore other unforgettable moments from the movie that serve as poignant reminders of why this novel, no matter how many times it’s adapted across different storytelling mediums, continues to resonate with audiences.
- Evil dies tonight. Again.
- Halloween Ends Ending Explained
- Is There a Halloween Ends End-Credits Scene?
- Halloween Ends Easter Eggs
By Kim Horcher
Updated: Nov 1, 2022 8:10 pm
Posted: Oct 14, 2022 10:32 pm
Warning: Full spoilers follow for Halloween Ends. Do you want to know if there’s a post-credits scene in the film? We’ll tell you right here: No, there is not a mid-credits or a post-credits scene.
Halloween was rebooted (again) in 2018, promising a fitting end to Laurie Strode and Michael Myers’ story that started way back in 1978. And now we’ve reached the end of this particular trilogy with Halloween Ends. Is this it for Laurie for real this time? Who makes it out alive? When does evil die?!
We can confirm without spoiling anything that Halloween does indeed end. So points for delivering on the premise! But beyond this point, we will be breaking down exactly what happens in Halloween Ends in full spoilers. You have been warned!
Halloween Ends starts on Halloween 2019, one year after the events of the previous two movies. Michael Myers hasn’t been seen since that last fateful Halloween and is sort of the figurative town bogeyman again. We meet Corey Cunningham (Rohan Campbell), a 21-year-old with a bright future who is babysitting a kid named Jeremy. Long story short, Corey accidentally knocks Jeremy off a high stairwell and the child dies. Corey then becomes the town pariah, the “kid killer,” and he’s never able to shake that, misses out on fulfilling his dreams, and winds up working at his dad’s auto scrapyard by modern day 2022, where we pick the rest of the movie up.
Meanwhile, Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) is writing her memoirs, noting how the town of Haddonfield has changed, descending into grief, fear, and paranoia following Michael’s attacks. She’s tried to move on with her life, living in a nice new home that she shares with her granddaughter Allyson (Andi Matichak). Of course, Allyson’s parents were killed back during Michael Myers’ 2018 attack.
Laurie sets up a meet-cute between Corey and Allyson, and Allyson tries to get Corey to come out of his shell at a Halloween party. But that night, he gets jumped by a group of – yes – marching band bullies, and finds himself in a sewer drain that is also Michael Myers’ hideaway. Michael attacks him but something strange happens as the killer stares into Corey’s eyes, and he lets the kid go. Corey rushes out and almost immediately stabs and kills a homeless person, either by accident or on purpose… it’s hard to tell.
Soon Corey becomes a sort of mini-Michael, working with the Shape to murder Allyson’s gross ex-boyfriend. He wants to learn Michael’s ways and it seems like whatever darkness Michael has within him is transferring into Corey. Meanwhile, Corey is getting closer to Allyson and resolves with her to “burn it to the ground” and leave Haddonfield. Not great, Bob.
Inevitably, October 31 arrives. Laurie, who has come to sense that there is something deeply wrong with Corey, confronts him, telling him he needs to stay away from Allyson. He replies, “If I can’t have her, no one will.” He then goes off and kills a bunch of other folks.
In the end, Laurie fakes a suicide attempt, but in reality she knew that Corey was coming for her and she shoots him. After a struggle, he once again says, “If I can’t have her, no one can,” and then he slits his own throat. Allyson walks in at just the wrong time, and thinks Laurie did it.
No, there are no mid-credits or end-credits scenes in Halloween Ends. Sorry!
No Halloween is complete without Easter eggs! Wait, that’s a different, unrelated holiday.
•The main title font is the same used in the first third Halloween movie, Season of the Witch. That’s the one that’s not about Michael or Laurie. It’s about… haunted masks.
•There are several homages and straight-up recreations to and of the original Halloween movie here. In the first few minutes, when Corey is babysitting Jeremy the two are watching OG Halloween director John Carpenter's sci-fi classic The Thing. Not only is this a nod to one of Carpenter's best films, it's also a reference to a scene from the original Halloween in which Lindsay Wallace watches 1951’s The Thing from Another World (which Carpenter’s film was a remake of).
•The original Michael Myers actor Nick Castle appears during the costume party as a flasher. Don't worry – he’s wearing an actual costume depicting human guts. Nothing gross!
•Laurie is writing her memoir, entitled Stalkers, Saviors, and Saw-Wen. Saw-Wen is the Celtic festival which eventually became the Halloween holiday we know today, but it's also been referenced in prior Halloween movies. In Halloween II, Dr. Loomis finds that Michael's written it on a blackboard, but there he translates the word to mean "lord of the dead," which isn't quite historically accurate. In Halloween 3: Season of the Witch, villain Conal Cochran (Dan O'Herlihy) is a Celtic witch who plans a mass sacrifice of children on the night of Halloween. The holiday's also central to the plot of Halloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers. The eponymous curse is the Curse of Thorn, which in that movie's canon was the force driving Myers to kill.
•There's a shot of Laurie looking down from her home to see Corey near a bush looking up at her from the sidewalk, only for him to disappear, which recreates a similar setup in Halloween '78 where she sees Michael in her backyard from her bedroom.
Dec 25, 2019 · Eventually, Jo doesn't want to be lonely and begins to believe that Laurie might be the man for her; however, it is revealed in Little Women that Amy and Laurie have gotten married. Additionally,...
Oct 14, 2022 · As Laurie and Corey fight, shots are fired and the latter flies through the second floor bannister, but their tussle continues in the house’s foyer. Corey is fatally wounded, but he laughs as he...
Oct 14, 2022 · There's no indication that Michael Myers survived this ordeal, but there is his mask in Laurie's house at the end. Is that a sign the boogeyman is back, or could return in the future?
Oct 27, 2018 · Even Laurie’s granddaughter Allyson (Andi Matichak) gets in on the action by stabbing Michael’s arm as he attempts to pull her mother back into his funeral pit.
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Oct 14, 2022 · The final shot of the film reveals that the mask, battered and burned from years of use and abuse, is still very much present, sitting on a table in Laurie's office as a...
