“Halloween” (2025) resurrects the terror of Michael Myers in a heart-stopping finale that cements its legacy as horror’s ultimate saga.  The Shape returns to Haddonfield with unrelenting ferocity when a new family stirs the darkness of the Myers house, unleashing a smarter, more brutal evil.  Jamie Lee Curtis reprises her iconic role, her presence raw and commanding, while Allyson, Laurie Strode’s granddaughter, confronts her family’s nightmare as a trauma counselor thrust into chaos. The streets pulse with dread—every creaking floorboard and flickering shadow builds suffocating suspense, amplified by a haunting score that echoes John Carpenter’s classic.

The film weaves nostalgia with fresh terror, delivering gut-wrenching kills and emotional weight as Allyson faces the unstoppable. Director David Gordon Green crafts a masterful close, blending intense performances with visceral scares. At 8.5/10, “Halloween” (2025) is a brutal, satisfying end—terrifying, heartfelt, and dripping with dread. The night he came home ends here.

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