Halloween Kills in this exclusive interview

Amanda Seyfried has joined Tom Holland in the cast of the new Apple anthology series The Crowded Room.

Uma Thurman is opening up about an iconic role.

William Earl Executives from TikTok, TheSoul Publishing, Roku, Hulu, and NBCUniversal join Variety President and Chief Media Analyst of Variety Intelligence Platform Andrew Wallenstein in the Variety Streaming Room for an exploration into how platforms are developing and producing content that will connect with modern audiences on a large universal scale. Victor Potrel, VP Platform Partnerships, TheSoul Publishing; Tedd Cittadine, Head of Content Partnerships, Roku; Reagan Feeney, SVP Live Content Programming and Partnerships, Hulu; Bryan Thoensen, Head of Content Partnerships, TikTok; and Val Boreland, EVP Content Acquisitions, NBCUniversal, sit down for a conversation about what is crucial in building popular content for modern viewership.  Find out what video categories — long-form, short-form, comedy, family-friendly and more — are widely engaging to audiences of all ages. Panelists will also talk about how mastering content curation and discovering strategies are important to break through in a competitive media landscape. The session will also explore how programmers are developing loyal audiences by extending the footprint of favorite IP and content brands across various channels and platforms. “As our video content has more social views than any other publishing studio in the world, TheSoul Publishing is thrilled to collaborate with Variety to spark a timely conversation around modern storytelling as audiences are continuing to stream their entertainment at massive levels,” said Victor Potrel, VP of Platform Partnerships, TheSoul Publishing.

Judy Greer is speaking out about the ending of her new movie Halloween Kills after fans were shocked by what happened in the final moments.

If insanity is doing the same thing over and over, and expecting different results, who, then, in the Halloween franchise best fits that description?Is it unstoppable serial killer Michael Myers? Or the pitiable folks of Haddonfield, Illinois who try and fail to stop him year after deadly year? Firing rounds of bullets that just miss him, and shouting his name to distract him aren’t saving lives or slowing down his killing sprees.

Michael Myers is back! And this time, he’s going to…well, kill a bunch of people.

As the original 1978 Halloween is my favourite horror flick, I was psyched for 2018’s sequel, with Jamie Lee Curtis and John Carpenter back on board.

Bob Odenkirk is now part of the Halloween universe!

Matthew Chernov Proving that you can’t kill pure evil, inhuman boogeyman Michael Myers returns once again to pierce, hack, slice, and bludgeon an assortment of fresh victims in “Halloween Kills,” the middle entry in director David Gordon Green’s reboot trilogy. Overflowing with cameos and callbacks to previous films in the horror franchise, “Halloween Kills” includes enough references to make several of the sequels well worth revisiting.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and Media“Halloween Kills” slashed its way to $4.9 million in Thursday previews.The Universal Pictures and Blumhouse Productions horror flick is the latest blood-soaked installment in the long-running “Halloween” franchise, a series that is firmly in its fifth decade. And despite being comfortably middle-aged, “Halloween Kills” is projected to generate $35 million to $40 million in its first three days of release.

Michael Myers just won’t die. The disturbed menace returns to wreak havoc on Laurie Strode and her family once more in Halloween Kills, but this time, he’s bringing more blood.

Jamie Lee Curtis has teased what to expect from the upcoming follow-up to Halloween Kills.The final instalment in director David Gordon Green’s Halloween reboot trilogy, Halloween Ends, is scheduled to be released in October 2022, Curtis again reprising the role of Laurie Strode for her (supposedly) final battle against Michael Myers. Halloween Kills, meanwhile arrives in UK cinemas today (October 16).Speaking to NME‘s Claire Lim about next year’s finale, Curtis said: “So there’s one more film to make and I know what it’s about, and it’s going to blow people’s minds open.“It’s going to make people very angry and it’s going to be shocking because it asks a lot of questions.

“Halloween Kills” knows what you’re here for. It’s right there in the title! On that score, the new movie does not disappoint: Serial killer Michael Myers (James Jude Courtney), a k a the Shape, carves a gory, twisted trail of murders through poor old Haddonfield, Illinois, in this grim sequel to 2018’s “Halloween.”That’s a movie you ought to see first, because director David Gordon Green picks up where its events left off: Laurie Strode’s (Jamie Lee Curtis) compound aflame and Myers trapped in the basement.

Jamie Lee Curtis, one thing is acting in horror movies, and another is watching them. The iconic actress revealed ahead of the Halloween Kills premiere that, among other stuff, she is afraid of scary things, specifically The Exorcist and night shooting.

The poor folks of Haddonfield, Illinois, are having the worst and longest Halloween ever. It seems one movie wasn’t enough to contain Michael Myers’ 40th anniversary rampage.

Fright night! Kyle Richards would rather try and outrun Halloween Kills’ villain Michael Myers than be stuck in a room with some of her Real Housewives of Beverly Hills costars.

in the eagerly awaited “Halloween Kills” installment — out Friday in theaters and streaming on Peacock — and calls the experience “surreal.”“I was so excited to get the call that they wanted me to come back to reprise my role,” said Richards, who recently revealed she broke her nose while filming. “And it’s just been a thrill ever since.

Judy Greer is a leading lady — and the best wingwoman around. The actress’ career is packed with scene-stealing roles, most notably her work in romantic comedies such as The Wedding Planner, 13 Going on 30 and 27 Dresses.

Jamie Lee Curtis made fans do a double at the premiere of her new movie, Halloween Kills!

Netflix’s series “The Movies That Made Us” sheds light on some of the darkest modern horror classics: “A Nightmare on Elm Street,” “Halloween,” and “Friday the 13th” — three scrappy productions that went on to see massive, enduring success.The show’s creator and director, Brian Volk-Weiss, took The Post behind the scenes of those films, revealing little-known facts about what it was like making scary movies before the genre had any juice, the origins of some of the creepiest characters — and actual horrors experienced on set.In the “Halloween” screenplay, killer Michael Myers is also called The Shape.

Halloween Kills not only features Jamie Lee Curtis returning yet again to the franchise, but also the return Kyle Richards. Although she's more famous for The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills nowadays, Kyle starred in the first movie as young Lindsey Wallace and she has now reprised her horror movie role 40 years on.