Michael Myers returns in “Halloween: The Last Night” to end his horror legacy

The Michel Myers’ horror legacy ends with “Halloween: The Final Night”‘, the next serial killer film that first appeared on screen in the 1970s and became a horror classic. Now, the most recent saga of him is about to end with the villain of this story returning, preparing his last macabre step into the world.

the recent Halloween trilogy directed by David Gordon Green started in 2018 by bringing back to life the great classic of the seventies created by John Carpenter and to date has become the most popular adaptation of the franchise and the one that caused the most terror in the public … at least after the original tape.

Just a year after the sequel, “Halloween Kills,” hit theaters and became a slasher hit, the first trailer for the third and final installment of this trilogy was revealed: “Halloween: The Final Night”. In it, Michael Myers is back with a killer instinct far more terrifying than what had been seen in the other two films.

Despite the new trailer, the release date has not been revealed. premiere of ‘Halloween: The Last Night’, but it is estimated that it will be in late 2022 or early 2023 when the tape finally hits theaters to show the latest episode of the panic that Michael Myers has sown from the direction of David Gordon Green.

Michael Myers will face old acquaintances in “Halloween: The Final Night”

Since David Gordon Green’s “Halloween” trilogy was announced, it was revealed that they would be direct sequels to John Carpenter’s original film. This is why the final three films in the franchise take place 40 years after the 1970s film and feature some actors who starred in the film at the time, such as Jamie Lee Curtis.

In the original film, Jamie Lee Curtis plays Laurie Strode, a young woman who survived an attack by Michael Myers (Nick Castle) in the 1970s. Now, in the new trilogy, the actress brings her character back to life in an adult stage and furthermore, in a scenario where she far from being afraid of the killer, she is willing to face him and make him pay for the crimes of she.

Throughout the trilogy Laurie Strode has tried to confront Michael Myers and in ‘Hallowee: The Final Night’ will be no exception: old enemies will meet again to end their terrifying and traumatic relationship, and each of them has used the hatred, resentment and courage to really attempt the life of the other.