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“David Gordon Green said it’s probably the only line from the original draft of the script that remained, everything else shifted, but that idea that you need to exorcise grief at some point,” Curtis revealed. “Clearly the Laurie we meet in this new movie has been given some grief therapy, the death of her daughter Karen at the end of Halloween Kills, which is this incredibly loud operatic almost crescendo of music. This new movie starts in a very different way, starts with this fabulous sequence.”
She continued, “Because how could you ever start a movie after Halloween Kills? You have to let it just die down for a second, excuse the pun; and what we meet is a woman who actually has gotten some mental health help. She’s had grief counseling, She has started to learn to live next to grief, not have it overwhelm her, and that’s crucial because you have to almost feel for a minute that Laurie is going to be okay before the ceiling collapses and she’s not. So I was very happy that they created that as a way into the story.”
Does Laurie Strode survive Halloween Ends?
After forty years and a lot of injuries, yes, Jamie Lee Curtis’ character Laurie Strode survives the events of Halloween Ends. Her character even gets a bit of a happy ending as it seems like she’s going to finally settle down with Frank and potentially leave Haddonfield for good.
Halloween Ends Streaming: How to Watch Online
Halloween Ends is streaming on Peacock starting October 14th. Peacock Premium ($4.99/mo.) and Peacock Premium Plus ($9.99/mo) subscribers can watch the new Halloween movie for free: there is no additional fee required.
Peacock is also available for free with ads, but only Peacock Premium and ad-free Peacock Premium Plus subscribers will be able to stream Halloween Ends. New subscribers can sign up to watch 10,000 hours of limited content for free.
