Jamie Lee Curtis Reacts As ‘Halloween Kills’ Release Pushed Back To 2021

the songstress is delaying the release of her new album, — but the mom-to-be is making it up to fans with a new virtual series! Perry, 35, took to social media on Monday to explain why the record will no longer be dropping Aug. 14.“Welp.

Fans will have to wait a little bit longer before the next visit from their friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man.

"No Time to Die"  MGM, Universal and Bond producers Michael G Wilson and Barbara Broccoli announced that after careful consideration and thorough evaluation of the global theatrical marketplace, the release of "No Time to Die" will be postponed until November 2020."A Quiet Place Part II"  Director John Krasinski announced on Instagram that the horror sequel's March theatrical release would be delayed amid the growing spread of the coronavirus around the globe.

Disney announced a number of films being pushed back on Thursday and that included the much anticipated “Avatar” sequel.

Rebecca Rubin News Editor, OnlineDisney announced major changes to the studio’s release calendar in a shakeup that involves delaying its “Star Wars” movies and “Avatar” sequels out one year.The studio still plans to dominate moviegoing around the holidays when theaters are able to reopen.

Jamie Lynn Spears is reacting to comments on her Instagram.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorJamie Lee Curtis is producing and lending her voice to a new scripted comedy/mystery podcast series aimed at middle-school kids: “Letters From Camp,” the latest original from Amazon-owned Audible.Cast of “Letters From Camp” also includes 11-year-old Sunny Sandler (“Grown Ups,” “Hotel Transylvania”), Jake Gyllenhaal, Edi Patterson (“Knives Out,” “Righteous Gemstones”), and Kirby Howell-Baptiste (“Barry,” “The Good Place”).“Letters From Camp” is scheduled to

Sony has pushed back the release of Monster Hunter, starring Milla Jovovich.

Amanda N'Duka pmc-editorial-managerPalm Springs International Film Festival has set new dates for the 32nd annual confab. The festival, which usually takes place in early January, will run from February 25, 2021 through March 8, 2021, kicking off with the Film Awards Gala at the Palm Springs Convention Center.

Jamie Lee Curtis is reassuring fans the delayed Halloween Kills is a “masterpiece” that is worth the wait after the horror film was pushed back a year.The film, which was initially set to open on October 16 (2020), will debut in cinemas next autumn (2021) due to the coronavirus pandemic, but Curtis, who reprises her role as Laurie Strode in the latest installment of the horror franchise, insists there will be a pay-off when audiences finally get to experience director David Corden Green‘s

Sadly, this week brought news that “Halloween Kills,” which was scheduled to arrive in theaters this October, has been delayed until 2021. This news especially hurts because the last feature in the franchise, 2018’s “Halloween,” was such a shot in the arm for the series, the anticipation for the sequel has been immense.

Jamie Lee Curtis is reassuring fans the delayed Halloween Kills is a “masterpiece” that is worth the wait after the horror film was pushed back a year.

‘Halloween’ was the sequel to the classic film that we deserved.But of course with Michael Myers films, there will be another one.That sequel would be ‘Halloween Kills’ and was set to come out in October 2020. That is until this teaser, which features Laurie (Jamie Lee Curtis) with her kids leaving her house where she had just trapped and burned Michael.

Jamie Lee Curtis is speaking out about the delay of Halloween Kills.

again. Well, the first teaser for its sequel, “Halloween Kills,” gives us a glimpse at how he’s still alive.In the teaser, released after Universal’s announcement that the film’s release would be pushed from Oct. 16 of this year till next October, Jamie Lee Curtis’ Laurie Strode is sitting with her daughter Karen (Judy Greer) and grandchild Allyson (Andi Matichak) in the bed of a pickup truck, very injured from what has just transpired.

Sorry, film fans, Halloween has been canceled for 2020. Well, not literally, but if you’re a horror fan, it appears that this year’s frightening holiday (which is likely to be scary anyway given the daily lives of American citizens) is going to be a little less terrifying, with Blumhouse delaying the release of “Halloween Kills” and a couple of the studio’s other upcoming films.

Dave McNary Film ReporterUniversal Pictures is pushing back the openings of “Candyman” and its two “Halloween” sequels, marking only the latest release date delays amid the coronavirus pandemic.“Candyman” will move back three weeks from Sept. 25 to Oct.