How to Watch Halloween Ends Starring Jamie Lee Curtis
Every October the fans eagerly await you Halloween (the franchise, not the holiday) film for release. While some films in the franchise did not stick to this yearly schedule, David Gordon Green brought this trend back with his trilogy. And now the third and final installment in the latest series is following suit Halloween ends should be out this October. Halloween ends marks the end of the decades-old saga of Laurie Strode and Michael Myers as they face off in a final showdown.
The third part of the series, which started in 2018, Halloween ends sees the return of the entire team, with Green joining the helm as director and co-writer Danny McBride, Paul Brad Loganand Chris Bernier. The film also sees the previous cast members particularly reprising their roles Jamie Lee Curtis as the protagonist, Laurie Strode, as well James Jude Courtney, Andy Mathak, Will Patton, Omar Dorseyand Kyle Richards. Nick Castle, who voiced Myers in the 1978 film, will also make a cameo appearance. But there will also be a few new characters that would either become Michael’s new targets or bring him down, which we’ll find out when the film hits theaters.
For every Halloween fan out there, the final episode is a must-watch, and there couldn’t be a better time to check out this slasher classic than this spooky time of year. Check out how to watch Halloween endsand where and when you can see it.
Does Halloween end in cinemas?
Halloween ends The release was originally scheduled for October 2021 but was delayed due to the pandemic. Now the film will have its world premiere at Beyond Fest in Monterrey, Mexico and will be released in US theaters on Friday, October 14, 2022. Visit the film’s official website to find showtimes at a theater near you.
Is Halloween Ends streaming online?
So, here’s great news for everyone! Halloween ends gets both a theatrical and streaming release at the same time! You can watch the slasher thriller on Peacock where the film will stream for about 60 days.
You can bookmark the film’s landing page in your browser and watch it on the day of release, i.e. October 14th.
Can you see Halloween Ends without a peacock?
Oh well. Since Halloween ends When it’s released in theaters, you can always catch it at a local theater. But if you’d rather watch it from the comfort of your couch, then your only option to stream the film is Peacock.
Universal Picture’s streaming service, Peacock, is available by subscription only. As mentioned earlier, you can bookmark the movie’s landing page in the browser. Alternatively, you can download the streaming app to any of your smart devices including Apple TV, Fire TV, gaming consoles, etc. With a subscription, you can access all original and aggregated content on Peacock, plus unlimited shows, movies, sports, live Events, etc. You have two plans to choose from – the Premium plan, which includes ads and costs $4.99, and the Premium Plus plan, which is ad-free and costs $9.99. Also, check with your cable provider for a Peacock bundle deal.
The trailer for Halloween ends is a tricky tidbit, full of nostalgia and terrifying in equal measure. The less than a minute clip shows you what’s coming to Haddonfield this October. It also shows how Laurie finally takes on the responsibility to end Michael and his madness once and for all.
There aren’t many plot details in the trailer, which is great and keeps you in suspense until you’ve seen the entire movie. However, there are a few flashbacks to the original film with clips of Laurie and other victims as well as Michael that will tie the whole story together and make it one big, exciting movie.
When will Halloween Ends be released digitally or on DVD/VOD?
There is no official announcement/news regarding physical media release or VOD release from Halloween ends. As with most other theatrical releases, you can expect the film’s DVD/Blu-ray release approximately 90-150 days after the premiere. So for Halloween ends You too can expect the media release around the beginning of 2023.
What is “Halloween Ends” about?
Halloween ends marks the final installment in the trilogy series of the original Halloween franchise., started in 2018 by David Gordon Green,
The latest episode picks up four years after the events of Halloween kills and follows Laurie as she leads a quiet (or so she would think) life in Haddonfield with her granddaughter Allyson. It’s been a while since she or anyone else heard from Michael Myers. But as soon as one would expect things to settle down, terror strikes again. A local teenager is accused of killing a boy he was babysitting, and things really take off for Haddonfield from there. This time, Laurie decides to put an end to this mess once and for all and kill Michael with a determination to kill or be killed, even if it is the last thing she will do in her life.
Need to watch other Halloween movies before Halloween ends?
Halloween ends is the third sequel to the Halloween Series that started in 2018. It is also the 13th installment in the entire franchise but bears no relation to the other films other than the first 1978 film. The events of the 2018 film take place years after the end of the 1978 storyline.
However, Halloween kills and Halloween ends Follow the linear timeline from 2018, so it might be useful to watch both Halloween and Halloween kills before you look Halloween ends and get the detailed events of the trilogy. However, it is not necessary. You can always treat the latest movie as a standalone movie as all the sequels highlight the important events of the prequels.
Alternatively, you could also look at the 1978 Halloween and then watch Halloween ends, which tells you the original story of Laurie and the other survivors from that period, who also feature in the latest series, as Jamie Lee Curtis reprises the same role of Laurie from 1978, along with several others from the very first film by John Zimmerman. Another way to get a full picture of this series is to look at the 1978 Halloween and then watch the 2018-2022 trilogy, which would give you the before and after arcs of the characters, as well as the course of events over four decades.