Halloween 1978 Laurie Strode and Michael Myers
Summary A rumor about John Carpenter’s horror classic Halloween and Michael Myers’ fate was floating around, but luckily, Carpenter himself has now debunked it, and I’m relieved he did so. In 1978, Carpenter changed the horror genre with Halloween, a key movie in developing the slasher genre in the 1980s. Halloween brought one of the most iconic slasher villains thanks to Michael Myers, a memorable Final Girl in Laurie Strode , and the basic formula for a slasher movie.
John Carpenter Denied The Existence Of An Unseen Cut Of Halloween There’s No Unseen & Almost Completely Different Cut Of Halloween A rumor claimed there’s a storage bin filled with outtakes that make a cut of the movie that is 95% different from the final version. Leaving aside how unreliable the source was, an unseen cut of Halloween that was almost entirely different and where Michael Myers dies would have caused unnecessary chaos and speculation around this horror classic. It’s hard to imagine Halloween being different , and of all the rumors there could be about this movie, this is one I think would have been quite harmful to Halloween’s legacy, which is why I’m relieved that Carpenter quickly debunked it.
Read More Halloween 6: Differences Between The Original & Producer's Cut Explained The Halloween 6 theatrical cut is very different from the producer’s cut. The film went through many changes after the original production wrapped. These scenes are more fillers than actual additions to the story of Halloween, though I must say that they do change the way I see Dr. Loomis. In the theatrical cut of Halloween, Loomis is the only one who believes Michael is the embodiment of evil until he goes on his infamous murder spree, but the extra material for the TV version shows an almost aggressive Loomis who isn’t on board with taking Michael as a patient.
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