10 Smartest Decisions Made In Horror Movie Sequels

The third and final instalment of the recent Halloween trilogy, which smartly ignores most of the guff that followed John Carpenter's original, is called Halloween Ends; an apt title for the movie that finally finished off Michael Myers.

After battling both Michael and her granddaughter Allyson's murderous new boyfriend, Laurie Strode is finally able to defeat the masked monster that has haunted her for so long, slicing his wrist and letting him bleed out, and also cutting his throat.

Michael is dead, but Laurie is no fool and decides to finish the job once and for all.

Laurie and Allyson take Michael's corpse to the local salvage yard where, accompanied by the residents of Haddonfield - all of whom have suffered at Michael's hand - they chuck the demented killer's body into an industrial shredder.

Yep, that ought to do it.

So many horror movie villains have come back from near-death, including Myers himself, so Laurie was incredibly wise to go the extra mile to ensure the Shape never returns.