HalloweenEnds director David Gordon Green says you could hear a pin drop on set when they were filming Michael Myers’ final scene.
How do you conclude a legacy that extends through more than four decades? In David Gordon Green's reboot trilogy of John Carpenter's Halloween franchise, the writer and director offered his own answer to that question in his third feature Halloween Ends. Attempting to deliver on a promise he first rallied behind in his 2021 sequel Halloween Kills, whose war cry was a triumphant yet misguided, "Evil dies tonight," Green did something no Michael Myers film has ever done before.
In their interview, Nemiroff mentions "the line about how the shape of evil changes." From the beginning of the movie, Laurie is contemplating the ways her hometown of Haddonfield has been affected by Michael's bloodlust, and we see through Corey Cunningham how in Michael's absence the presence of evil must live on, even if through a scapegoat.
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