Halloween Kills ... and its isolated piano notes are enough to make in-the-know horror fans stop whatever they’re doing and carefully check that no one is watching them from behind a hedge.

This article contains Halloween Kills spoilers. Read our spoiler-free review here. Halloween Kills is a peculiar film that ends on a peculiar note ... Yet Michael outwits them again and again ...

One of the most central moments in Halloween Kills is when a group of Haddonfield characters are in a car in the dead of night and Kyle Richards’ Lindsey stops them to go out and warn some kids ...

It doesn’t give anything away to note that Universal has already announced another sequel, “Halloween Ends,” due next year. Unlike “Halloween Kills,” it would be naïve to take that ...

Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. (WGHP) — Is “Halloween Kills” a frightening film with a well-written story and three-dimensional characters?

It’s one big reason why—when limiting his involvement in David Gordon Green’s 2018 Halloween and its forthcoming follow-up, Halloween Kills —his ... piercing piano pangs, and eerie wails ...

“Halloween Kills ... arms against Michael and kill him once and for all ("Evil dies tonight," they chant), though their anger more than once gets the better of them. Meanwhile, at the hospital ...

2018's Halloween received positive ... and massacres the lot of them before rampaging his way through Haddonfield and killing as many of the dumb locals as possible. However, rather than ...