Halloween 2: 7 Big News Revelations About The Upcoming Sequel

Everything you need to know about Michael Myers' return.

Halloween 2
Blumhouse

Over the past few months, things have been suspiciously quiet on the Halloween movie front.

After nearly a decade away from the big screen, the franchise returned with Blumhouse's 2018 film and went on to garner the best financial and critical reception the franchise had gotten in forty years. Michael Myers was back in a big way and it seemed as though Blumhouse would surely be moving ahead as quickly as possible on a sequel to capitalize on the film's success.

But then, nothing happened. Instead, the last few months since the film's release have been unexpectedly quiet for the franchise. But with a new exclusive report over at Collider, it looks as though fans finally have a few hints towards what the next film in the franchise will look like...

7. It's Actually Happening

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Universal Pictures

This may seem like a granted, considering the enormous box office success of the prior film and the franchise's reputation for endless sequels, but it was far from a sure thing even just a week ago.

Everyone at Blumhouse has been quick to point how happy they were with their first Halloween film and how they clearly wanted to make another film but they were always very careful to point out that it wasn't a certainty just yet. Most recently, Jason Blum himself said when questioned about the potential for a sequel just days ago;

“I’m trying, I’m trying, trying. Not official yet but I’m trying.”

All of this uncertainty was probably due to the fact that more so than any other Blumhouse property, Halloween is a franchise with big talent attached to it (Jamie Lee Curtis, Danny McBride, John Carpenter, Judy Greer, David Gordon Green) and Blum and co. wanted to make sure they had all their ducks in a row before officially confirming anything to the press.

But according to an exclusive scoop over at Collider, the sequel looks to finally be a reality.

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