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I've given Danielle Harris the Jamie Lloyd conclusion she always deserved.
Could take place after 5. Michael never escapes. No MIB and no Thorn cult. Jamie's words of "He'll never die rang true" Michael remains in sanitarium for 35 years.
Halloween In Film: Trick r Treat It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown! Halloween Casper Hell Fest Hocus Pocus Ginger Snaps Monster House Cry_Wolf Halloweentown The Blair Witch Project Scary Stories To Tell In the Dark Terrifier The Nightmare Before Christmas
I came up with a hypothetical continuation of the DGG timeline.
A sequel where Silver Shamrock is operated by the Cult of Thorn. One night when Laurie and Hopkins leave Haddonfield. They take Michael's mask.
They use Michael's mask as a progenitor. Mass produce Halloween masks and the masks transfer Michael's evil into whoever wears them. A whole movie of killer kids, cults, and mobs slashing up Haddonfield until you realize - the masks were sold worldwide
The title: Happy Halloween
My best attempt to connect the Halloween timelines together.
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Since we're getting a Halloween game, thought I'd reshare my game idea from a few years ago when I thought Gun was getting the rights to Halloween, but the same things apply since it's most likely gonna be a asymmetrical multiplayer game.
Smith's Grove is the prequel to the faithful night Michael came home. It's a psychological thriller and character study of Michael Myers and Dr Sam Loomis at first trying to reach him and helping the young boy, then suddenly patients are dying. "Accidents" start to happen in Smith's Grove and Loomis realizes that Michael is simply evil beyond help and dedicates his life to keeping Michael locked up.
I love the DGG trilogy, it’s my favorite timeline in the franchise. But since I did changes for the first 6 movies and the trilogy, here is what I’d change about just the DGG trilogy
The Evermore Grimoire: 🎃 Halloween Monsters 🎃
Jack O'Lanterns are carved pumpkins, turnips or other root vegetable lanterns commonly associated with Halloween. It’s name comes from the reported phenomenon of strange lights flickering over peat bogs, called ‘Will-o’-the-wisps’ or ‘Jack-o’-lanterns.’ The name is also tied to the Irish legend of ‘Stingy Jack,’ a drunkard who bargains with Satan and is doomed to roam the Earth with only a hollowed out turnip to light his way. It is also believed that the custom of making Jack O'Lanterns at Halloween time began in Ireland. In the 19th century, turnips or mangel wurzels were hollowed out to act as lanterns and often carved with grotesque faces and used on Halloween in parts of Ireland and the Scottish Highlands. In these Gaelic-speaking regions, Halloween was also the festival of Samhain and was seen as a time when supernatural beings, and the souls of the dead, walked the earth. By those who made them, the lanterns were said to represent either spirits or supernatural beings, or were used to ward off evil spirits. They were also used frighten people, and sometimes they were set on windowsills to keep harmful spirits out of one’s home.
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Society if John Carpenter had just used Nick Castle for the unmasking scene
I am still surprised there is not a single Halloween parody for the Treehouse Of Horror.
Like you think Maggie as Michael would've worked
