‘Halloween’ icon Michael Myers brags killer ‘work ethic’ makes him the GOAT

Michael Strahan is marking a big milestone as a father now that his oldest child, daughter Tanita, has celebrated her 30th birthday.

Caroline “Ma” Ingalls on the ’70s and early ’80s show, has revealed how Michael Landon, who portrayed her wholesome onscreen husband, would openly talk about his “revived libido” on set.“I didn’t want to think about his penis,” Grassle recalls in her forthcoming memoir, “Bright Lights, Prairie Dust: Life, Loss and Love from Little House’s Ma” (She Writes Press), out Nov.

Former Newcastle United and England striker Alan Shearer believes Manchester United's work rate out of possession will be a fundamental reason why they will struggle this season.

Val Chmerkovskiy couldn't be prouder of his partner, Olivia Jade Giannulli. ET's Lauren Zima spoke with the pair on Monday, and the two addressed Val having some preconceived notions about Olivia when he learned she would be his partner this season, and how she quickly proved him wrong.Val recently appeared on Olivia's podcast,.

EXCLUSIVE: Warwick Thornton, one of Australia’s most celebrated filmmakers with features including Samson and Delilah and Sweet Country, self-isolated in a beach shack on the north-west coast of Australia in 2019.

Halloween franchise. In Halloween Kills, Myers played by James Jude Courtney, in his usual blood thirsty fashion, butchers a gay couple living in his childhood home.The couple Big John and Little Joh,  after realising someone had broken into their home, search for the intruder.

Tis’ the season to be terrified.

Only Paula Abdul could lead a dance routine with Pennywise, Freddy Krueger, Michael Myers, and Ghostface. The singer and choreographer, 59, shared a delightful video of herself choreographing some of horror’s top antagonists on Instagram on October 28. Perhaps Hollywood’s next biggest hit is a horror movie musical?

Quarantine was tough for this masked killer.

As fans of the “Halloween” franchise are aware, the creepy white mask worn my murderous Michael Myers in the slasher-flick franchise is actually a Captain Kirk mask, modeled on the actual facial features of William Shatner.

leaves a few lingering questions, chief among them – is Michael Myers aka The Shape, the blank, remorseless killer from John Carpenter’s 1978 original and a new trilogy of films that began with 2018’s “Halloween,” continues with “Halloween Kills” and concludes with next year’s “Halloween Ends,” actually supernatural?Spoilers for “Halloween Kills” follow below.According to director David Gordon Green (who directed the first two films and is lensing the third in January), Myers is not some

J. Kim Murphy administratorMore than 40 years after the first “Halloween,” Michael Myers and Laurie Strode are still box office gold.

here to watch the official trailer.The film will also be available for streaming Oct. 15 on Peacock, for paying subscribers only.

next Halloween).There are two major things that happen in the final moments of “Halloween Kills,” both of equal magnitude. Let’s get into both of the big, blood-soaked reveals …One of the big, third-act set pieces involves Tommy Doyle (Anthony Michael Hall), one of the kids who Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) babysat in the 1978 original, finally trapping Michael Myers.

Michael Myers is back! And this time, he’s going to…well, kill a bunch of people.

Meredith Woerner Deputy Editor, Variety.com“Halloween” has been a staple of the spookiest season ever since John Carpenter unleashed the unrelenting monster Michael Myers on an unsuspecting suburban town in 1978. The man in the mask went from boy-murderer to indestructible killing machine, seemingly always drawn back to one person, his surviving sister Laurie Strode.

Matthew Chernov Proving that you can’t kill pure evil, inhuman boogeyman Michael Myers returns once again to pierce, hack, slice, and bludgeon an assortment of fresh victims in “Halloween Kills,” the middle entry in director David Gordon Green’s reboot trilogy. Overflowing with cameos and callbacks to previous films in the horror franchise, “Halloween Kills” includes enough references to make several of the sequels well worth revisiting.