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The ultimate shocking horror that shocks the whole world Fear evolves. The ultimate shocking horror film! A new chapter in the ultimate shocking horror film! Halloween" (1978), created by the genius John Carpenter, grossed $47.16 million at the U.S. box office on a production budget of $325,000. It created the "Boogeyman," a horror icon that has gone down in film history, and continues to influence numerous films and creators as the originator of the serial killer genre. Halloween, a sequel to the 1978 version, was released in the U.S. in 2018 and became the second highest-grossing R-rated horror film in U.S. horror film history, becoming a huge box office hit. The film was not only a box office success, but also received high praise from critics and the general public alike. The film also debuted at the top of the U.S. box office and recorded the highest opening for a horror film released in the Corona Disaster. ◆"Halloween" (78): John Carpenter, the genius, and "Invisible Man" and "Happy Death Day": Blumhouse Productions, the "factory of horror. David Gordon Green continued his role as director, screenwriter and executive producer of "Halloween KILLS".Master filmmaker John Carpenter, who created the characters, executive producer, and music for the series, has reunited with a strong production team from the previous films, including Jason Blum and Danny McBride, who lead Blumhouse Productions, a "factory of horror" that churns out high-quality horror films. Michael is back! The battle between the three generations of Laurie's parents and grandchildren was never settled! And now, the Boogeyman vs. the mobbed-up residents of Haddonfield! Laurie Strode is played by Jamie Lee Curtis, who has been supporting the series since the first film, "Halloween". In the first film, she embodied the role of a "fighting mother" and breathed new life into the character. The original cast of the 1978 version, including Kyle Richards, also appear in the film. The many homages to the series that have been incorporated into the film are also noteworthy. The film includes two versions of the film, the "Theatrical Version" and the "Extended Cut"!