It’s been twenty years since we last saw Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) face off against Michael Myers (no, I’m not counting Resurrection). Back then s...

As franchise reboots go, the new “Halloween” is top shelf.

At this point in 2018, a movie featuring three generations of victimized women squaring off against a predatory male is destined to find an audience. Nostalg...

★★★☆☆ Michael Myers returns to slash through celluloid in David Gordon Green’s take on ‘The Shape’ and his karmic counterpoint, Laurie Strode...

Despite her best efforts for the past four decades, Jamie Lee Curtis has been living…

Jamie Lee Curtis and David Gordon Green breathe new life in the boogeyman with the best Halloween sequel ever made.

Forget all the sequels: the new "Halloween" is a worthy follow-up to the 1978 original

Michael Myers and Laurie Strode are back 40 years later in David Gordon Green's sequel. Read the Empire review.

Director David Gordon Green and star Jamie Lee Curtis go back to the beginning, 40 years later.

Not the best Halloween II, but not the worst either.

The latest Halloween instalment is fun while it lasts, but unlike its predecessor, it’s not a classic for the ages.

David Gordon Green takes the Michael Myers saga back to its start with 'Halloween,' a direct sequel to John Carpenter's landmark slasher film.

David Gordon Green's new addition to John Carpenter's iconic franchise pays homicidal homage

Michael Myers is back in David Gordon Green's salute to the 1978 movie's appeal, but Curtis runs the show.

Let's just pretend those sequels don't exist.

“Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.” “The Girl in the Spider’s Web: A New Dragon Tattoo Story.”

The sequel to the slasher classic is a gory examination of the anxieties of the Trump era.

David Gordon Green’s John Carpenter update is slick and sick, but little is left of that sleep-destroying dread.

Finally, Hollywood has made a good “Halloween” sequel. It took them only 40 years. After John Carpenter’s original ushered in the modern slasher flick ...

David Gordon Green’s sequel to the horror classic brings Michael Myers back for blood.

In the 2018 Halloween, the howls sound more like giggles than screams.

This is the sequel Halloweenfans have been awaiting for four decades. With John Carpenter whispering in hisear (the original director returned in an “advis...

Do you know the biggest sin of the new Halloween? It’s just not scary. And that’s one thing you could never say about the original.

It pays homage to the classic slasher film it’s based on and gives us the finale we crave from the opening credits. But the ballyhooed David Gordon Green/D...

'Halloween' delivers a reboot that doubles as the one true sequel to the 1978 original — a slasher movie for the #MeToo era. Our review.

David Gordon Green’s ‘Halloween’ sequel picks up 40 years after the John Carpenter classic for one final showdown between Michael Myers and Laurie Strode.

David Gordon Green reboots (kind off) the long-running horror franchise.

With the tricking and the treating almost upon us, here is a public service announcement. Should it come to your attention that a maniac with a taste for sla...

Some people complain that Hollywood movies have been dumbed down. If anything, I'd say they're getting too intellectual.

The new follow-up to John Carpenter’s 1978 slasher classic is a curious project, but it’s anchored by fantastic work from Jamie Lee Curtis.

John Carpenter’s original Halloween is a testament to how much can be achieved through narrative economy and moody stylization. The film’s pioneering use...

We watched them and rated them, now read all about them. The Globe’s critics reviewed a wide selection of films screening at TIFF 2018 so you’ll know whi...

We watched them and rated them, now read all about them. The Globe’s critics reviewed a wide selection of films screening at TIFF 2018 so you’ll know whi...

Director David Gordon Green delivers a very 2018 entry for the 40-year-old franchise.

Director David Gordon Green doesn't give the franchise a glorious rebirth, but at least it's a functional facsimile

David Gordon Green and Danny McBride’s ’Halloween’ doesn’t just name-check the original, it explores its root appeal.

Forty years after the horror classic, the new 'Halloween' sequel unleashes a remarkable Jamie Lee Curtis and a nuanced look at tragedy in America.

Why choose when you can have tricks and treats? David Gordon Green does horror fans a favor, bringing Michael Myers' saga back to its roots.

It’s not a great movie — but boy is it cathartic.

David Gordon Green and Jamie Lee Curtis take memorable images from Carpenter’s Halloween and turns them on their heads.

After a nearly half-century-long wait, Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) and The Shape (Nick Castle) have returned to Haddonfield, Illinois, and subsequent th...