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She has no choice but to finally deal with the monster who has been such a huge influence on her life. But in terms of delivering what was very clearly promised, on what has been talked up by Green, Curtis et al for years now, the trilogy and this film in particular cannot help but disappoint, even with the weight of those heady expectations removed. Laurie lives with her granddaughter Allyson (Andi Matichak) and has chosen to liberate herself from fear and rage and embrace life. Instead it delivers very good levels of textural detail (the mother in her flapper costume at the film’s start has some beautiful detail on her 1920s costume) and resultant depth of image. Most of his transformation would have been a great way to spend Halloween Kills instead of waiting for the next obnoxious chant of “ EVIL DIES TONIGHT.However buried deep within the deleted scenes is a single scene that hinted at what could and should have been – while one of the characters is being killed, the kids of Haddonfield are going gonzo, hinting at the transference of evil linked back to the herd mentality message of the previous film. The Dolby Vision pass works overtime to keep those black levels and shadows looking as best they can. Well, on revisiting Halloween Ends now on 4K disc, it’s clear that that initial reaction was not quite true. Yet, when a local boy is accused of murdering his babysitting charge, Laurie sees the possibilities.

Language And Audio: English Dolby Atmos / English DVS (Descriptive Video Services) / French Canadian Dolby Digital 5. When Corey wakes up in the tunnel and first meets Michael, the limited light sources and the dour color scheme are nice and creepy. And while narratives not being taken in the direction that some of the audience wants it to be may smack of a sense of entitlement from those parts of the viewing public, when it appears that in the case of Halloween Ends its nearly the entire audience that bemoans the problematic narrative, then the film itself clearly has major problems.For the week that ended on December 31st, Universal Pictures Home Entertainment's Halloween Ends finally took the top spot on the Blu-ray-only chart from Paramount Home Media Distribution's Top Gun: Maverick, ending the sequel's eight weeks in a row on top of that . If we'd gotten to know Corey earlier, the focus on him could have meant more, but as a late-in-the-game pinch-hitter killer, he misses the ball. The most acclaimed and revered horror franchise in film history reaches its epic, terrifying conclusion as Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) faces off for the last time against the embodiment of evil, Michael Myers.

As for Laurie’s Halloween Ends alternative ending, on the other hand, David doesn’t elaborate quite so much as he did with Corey, but a version of the ending would see her die. Halloween Ends is just another run of many potentially interesting and franchise-reinvigorating takes that simply miss the mark.But the character that gets the most care and attention, Corey, was introduced far too late in this franchise sub-trilogy. I thought that Laurie Strode masking her pain by trying to be “tits-out” domestic grandma was a smart avenue for her character as she and Allyson cope with their loss.