Jamie Lee Curtis is back once again to confront Michael Myers in the newly released 'Halloween Kills.'

In Halloween Ends, the biggest killer may be unfair expectations

Jamie Lee Curtis returns as Laurie Strode in 'Halloween Ends,' the last of David Gordon Green's trilogy. Despite Curtis and Andi Matichak it's bad.

Bloody Disgusting’s Halloween Ends review is spoiler-free. Director David Gordon Green’s Halloween Kills ended with Michael Myers finally coming home ...

So-called finale of the Michael Myers saga is just stabbing, metaphors, stabbing, soap opera, stabbing, marching band bullies, stabbing and more stabbing.

Halloween Ends is notable mainly for its cockamamie plot and its reverence for the original.

★★★★☆ David Gordon Green rounds out his trilogy with a definitive ending for the long-running horror series. An absurd, baroque, and jaw-droppingly...

Forty-four years, 13 movies and innumerable corpses later, it sounds naïve to think “Halloween Ends” will really mark the end of anything, but like the ...

The ultimate scream queen’s humor, vulnerability and kick-ass nature keep us engaged, even as we scratch our heads at the “Halloween” franchise finale.

Forty-four years, 13 movies and innumerable corpses later, it sounds naïve to think “Halloween Ends” will really mark the end of anything, but like the ...

Jamie Lee Curtis returns as Laurie Strode for a final Michael Myers showdown in David Gordon Green's trilogy-capping Halloween sequel. Read the Empire review.

Jamie Lee Curtis feels almost incidental to 'Halloween Ends,' a final chapter in name only.

Parting the mists of myth to look evil in the face, Halloween Ends is a fascinating if flawed finale.

Jamie Lee Curtis is back once again to confront Michael Myers in the newly released 'Halloween Kills.'

Laurie Strode faces down her masked nemesis while struggling to protect her granddaughter from a new threat in this latest entry in the John Carpenter horror...

Jamie Lee Curtis’ final Laurie Strode is pinned against a less familiar and less interesting Michael Myers, who gets sidelined in a rudimentary new story.

The vicious new trilogy comes to a close with an ambitious final chapter that argues nothing bad ever really ends.

The last film in the Halloween franchise leaves us with more questions than answers

Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Christy Lemire and Justin Chang review this weekend’s new movie releases in theaters, streaming, and on demand platforms.

David Gordon Green's trilogy reboot of the venerable "Halloween" franchise, starring ultimate final girl Jamie Lee Curtis, concludes not with a scream but a ...

The biggest surprise of this low-key horror trilogy capper is how much better it is that its crummy, cash-in predecessors.

Jamie Lee Curtis signs off

The final installment is so good, you’ll wish it was titled “Halloween Keeps Going, Please.” 

David Gordon Green wraps up his reboot trilogy for a horror franchise that never stays dead for long.

The slasher franchise shifts focus to a psychological thriller in what’s billed as a final battle between horror icons. But does ‘Halloween’ ever reall...

Jamie Lee Curtis’ horror trilogy-ender is more like a franchise burial

This review of the Peacock horror film Halloween Ends does not contain any significant spoilers or plot points.

If one discounts Halloween III, it has taken twelvemovies, four timelines, and nearly 45 years to get to this point. If there wassuch at thing as “truth in...

If this is truly the end, it’s a whimper, not a bang.

There’s a grandeur to the finest moments in David Gordon Green’s “Halloween Ends,” a film meant to wrap up the saga that made Jamie Lee Curtis famous...

The final entry in David Gordon Green's trilogy offers all the slasher genre pleasures it should — plus a fitting farewell to Laurie Strode. K. Austin Coll...

It’s been a long, strange road for Michael Myers and the Halloween franchise. The longest running major slasher franchise is also the most convoluted; ...

The series bows out - allegedly - with an epic showdown between former babysitter Jamie Lee Curtis and her arch-nemesis

The new Halloween trilogy ends with a whimper.

It is November 1st. Halloween is over. And so too ends the Halloween franchise with HALLOWEEN ENDS. Or is it truly over?

The “final” film in the celebrated “Halloween” franchise sees Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Michael Myers supposedly square off once and for all.

Note: The following review contains spoilers for Halloween Ends. This time last year, while doing press for his rather dreadful Halloween Kills, director Dav...

Halloween Ends review — abominable and inept

Director David Gordon Green offers little more than a padded coda to the tale of Haddonfield, with a sudden focus on a brand-new character

If you like ’Halloween’ movies, ’Halloween Ends’ is certainly one of those. The capper of the David Gordon Green trilogy is perfectly fine.

Jamie Lee Curtis takes on Michael Myers one last time in 'Halloween Ends,' an ambitious trilogy closer that lacks the franchise's usual sharpness.

Did we really need a third trip back to Haddonfield?

David Gordon Green's final entry in the H40 trilogy tries to be original, but it's neither scary nor fun.

David Gordon Green's final entry in the H40 trilogy tries to be original, but it's neither scary nor fun.

At long last, this most recent run of Halloween movies has its Season of the Witch.

'Halloween Ends,' the latest and (allegedly) last chapter in the Michael Meyers saga, manages to find an ending while having some shaggy and unhinged fun alo...