Halloween Ends

The Shape is like the Mr. Miyagi to Corey Cunningham's Daniel-san.

Halloween Ends went in a direction most fans would never have expected.

According to Curtis, the new movie is going to be "yummy."

Halloween Ends director David Gordon Green explains why the final film in the trilogy adds a new major character in addition to Michael Myers and Laurie Strode. 

As Jamie Lee Curtis closes out her iconic Halloween run as Laurie Strode, SYFY WIRE honors the first Final Girl.

Kyle Richards, the actor who played the child Lindsey Wallace in 1978's Halloween and who reprised the role in Halloween Kills and Halloween Ends, looks back at four decades of scares. 

If the master of horror says it's good, then you've got to sit up and take notice.

The original Shape, Nick Castle, finally gets to take off the mask for the new film.

Hey, if Laurie Strode can revive a decades-old horror feud, why can’t Nancy Thompson?

SYFY WIRE interviewed Curtis and writer-director David Gordon Green about the latest Halloween film, which is set to premiere on Oct. 14.