The original Halloween (1978) has been altered for a modern audience.

The infamous mask worn by Michael Myers in the 1978 classic 'Halloween' was derived from a rather unassuming Captain Kirk mask. The filmmaking team modified it to create a more haunting visage, significantly amplifying its sinister allure.

After a near-decade-long hiatus, the Halloween franchise returned in 2018 with David Gordon Green's Halloween, a sequel that wiped away everything except John Carpenter's original 1978 film. Instead of being dead, Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) returned.

This year marks the 47th anniversary of the release of director John Carpenter‘s 1978 masterpiece Halloween (watch that HERE), and fan Billy Kirkus – who shared some behind-the-scenes Panaglide test footage from the making of the film way back ...

When “Halloween” was released in October 1978, The New York Times didn’t review it. But it wasn’t out of snobbery. Printing press workers were on strike, and nothing was being published (not even the news of a new pope). Vincent Canby, the chief ...

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Michael Myers is officially returning in a new Halloween prequel series that explores the night before the iconic 1978 horror movie.

Now, an official remake of the 1978 film has confirmed its full cast, and it includes many returning characters and actors from the Halloween films.