Archive for the '‘Halloween’' Category

MTV has revealed nominees for the 2019 MTV Movie & TV Awards, which this year are set to air June 17 from the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica. Zachary Levi is the host. Disney/Marvel’s juggernaut Avengers: Endgame, HBO’s juggernaut Game of Thrones and the Oscar-nominated Ruth Bader Gisnburg documentary RBG (among the noms for the […]

It’s been a great few years for the horror genre, as a renaissance of new and exciting properties have resulted in box office success and critical acclaim. Many of the latest hits come from Blumhouse, and the horror house recently turned its head to the classics with Halloween. The new Halloween movie defied the canon, […]

The winners will be revealed Jan. 11, when the 24th annual ceremony airs live on The CW Network. BEST SCI-FI OR HORROR MOVIE: Halloween For a complete list of nominees click here

After debuting earlier this month to the second-best October domestic opening ever, and holding the No. 1 spot globally for two weeks in a row, Halloween has slashed its way across the $200M mark worldwide. Through Thursday, the Universal/Trancas/Miramax/Blumhouse title is at $204.3M with a split of $139.4M in North America and $64.9M at the […]

Forty years after Laurie Strode survived the wrath of deranged masked murderer Michael Myers in John Carpenter’s “Halloween,” the iconic avenging babysitter came back to the box office in a big way. Read More here

Universal is calling Miramax/Blumhouse’s Halloween at $77.5M after a $27.2M Saturday, making it the second-best opening ever of October behind Sony’s Venom ($80.2M). As we’ve known since Thursday night, Halloween is the best domestic opening ever in the John Carpenter 40-year old franchise, Halloween producer and co-financier Blumhouse beating their 2011 $52.5M start to Paranormal […]

Ever since John Carpenter’s original Halloween and Michael Myers first came into our orbit in 1978, it has been the gift that keeps on giving at the box office, with so many spinoffs, sequels and reboots it is hard to keep track. From Halloweens II, III, IV and V to a 20-year revisit in 1998 […]

When the first Halloween was released in 1978, not only did the film become the cutting edge of horror, it also introduced actress Jamie Lee Curtis as a powerful leading lady at the young age of 19. The film was just the beginning for Curtis, who has since seen a sustainable acting career including memorable […]

A new coat of paint, even on a storied house of horrors such as “Halloween,” can do wonders. Read More here