#Nightowl maniac movie#

Sheriff Brackett spent the night of Halloween 1978 patrolling the streets of Haddonfield. Loomis convinced the sheriff of the evil of Michael Myers. It was a rather abrupt end to Sheriff Brackett’s character since he disappeared from the story right after that scene.ĭuring HalloweeN II, Dr. Various readers of the Michael Myers blog had previously commented that Sheriff Brackett’s reaction to his daughter Annie’s death was literally unbelievable. The scenes presented here come to us from the films HalloweeN II (1981) and Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers (1989). In this edition of Odd Reactions by Michael Myers and other HalloweeN characters, we examine two different scenes in the HalloweeN franchise. * Rob Zombie’s Halloween II (8-28, 2009) to Halloween 3/Halloween 3-D/Reboot? 4 yrs * Halloween Resurrection (7-12, 2002) to Rob Zombie’s Halloween (8-31, 2007) 5 yrs The approximate periods between entries in the Halloween film franchise are as follows (listed in order of longest period between films to shortest): Hopefully, this next entry will benefit from the long wait and be one of the best we’ve seen yet!

#Nightowl maniac movie#

If this is the case it would be very possible to have another movie in the Halloween franchise ready for theaters by Halloween season 2015.

Optimistically, I’m hoping that we will have news of the next Halloween movie being “in the works” by the end of the year or no later than next year. Halloween 4 was a commercial and critical success while Halloween 6 (although myself and many others like the film) failed both commercially and critically. Only Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers and Halloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers had a gap of six years between them and their predecessors, and they each realized very different outcomes. If this proves true, it would be the longest drought between installments in the franchise’s history. Given the facts that no new updates have been given about another film and with this year already halfway spent, it would be a surprise if we see a new entry sooner than two years at a minimum. That date will mark the fourth longest period in the HalloweeN franchise without a new movie to date, and with Halloween 3-D (or Halloween 3/Halloween Reboot/?) all but abandoned the drought is likely to become significantly longer. We are quickly approaching four years since Rob Zombie’s Halloween II first appeared in theaters back on August 28th, 2009.