Every Halloween Movie (They Never Actually Made)

Considering the name, you'd think that we would be taking another trip back to space with the '3000' tacked on the end, but this iteration of Halloween was devised as a sequel to Halloween 2, in the 2000s - giving David Grove the genius idea that Dracula ending up using in 2004 instead.

The idea was a new concept that followed a different villain, riffing off an original new boy that kills for seemingly no reason. He takes out his mother and classmates before following the same story beats as Michael in a psychiatric hospital that he then breaks out of.

This movie never came to be as the next Halloween movie was already underway. It's a real shame, to be honest, since it had Tommy Doyle taking out the villain with a homemade rocket launcher. What more could you want?!