Halloween update

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Last Updated on July 28, 2021

A little while back, we ran a story on HALLOWEEN getting a re-release in theatres similar to what A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET was getting. In addition, there would be a 20-minute ‘Best-of’ segment after the film for Michael Myers fans to drool over.

Today, Dread Central clarified just what exactly we’d be getting in this segment. It turns out that instead of a best of for Michael, fans would be getting interviews with the original stars like PJ Soles, Nancy Loomis, and Charles Cyphers, as well as composers Alan Howarth and John Ottman. As an extra bonus, Rob Zombie would be on the tail-end of the segment with a special message on the previously announced reimagining of the one that started it all. Sweetness, thy name is Zombie!

As previously mentioned, the rerelease of HALLOWEEN would take place October 30th and 31st. Keep your eyes peeled for an official announcement soon.

Source: Dread Central

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