John Carpenter has put an end to the rumors regarding the future of the “Halloween” horror movie franchise.
A video posted to the filmmaker’s social media pages confirms that two more “Halloween” sequels are being developed for 2020 and 2021.
First up is “Halloween Kills,” which sounds like it will pick up with Jamie Lee Curtis’ Laurie Strode after the events of David Gordon Green’s 2018 “Halloween.” The reboot trilogy will end with the appropriately titled last entry, “Halloween Ends.”Jason Blum teased last month that he was “discussing stuff” with Jamie Lee Curtis, Collider reported afterwards that a sequel to the “Halloween” reboot was gearing up for a September 2019 film shoot.
Universal already has an untitled Blumhouse horror movie scheduled for October 16, 2020 that many expected to be “Halloween 2.” The video announcement now confirms that’s the date for “Halloween Kills.”Universal and Blumhouse’s “Halloween” reboot opened last October to $76.2 million,
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