Halloween Ends (2022)
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Corey seeks out Allyson to make amends, and the two go on a dinner date. They are interrupted by Allyson's ex-boyfriend, police officer Doug Mulaney, who harasses them both. Corey later lures Doug into the sewer. Michael emerges and, although in a weakened condition, kills Doug to Corey's delight. Allyson is passed over for a promotion at work, in favor of a nurse who is having an affair with the doctor. Later that night, Corey kills the doctor at his home while Michael kills the nurse. An unknowing Allyson plans to leave Haddonfield with an insistent Corey because of the past trauma, while Laurie becomes increasingly suspicious of Corey. Speaking to Jeremy's father, Laurie realizes Corey is infected by Michael's evil.
Green set out to make each sequel different. For the second film, he wanted an action film and for the finale a love story,[22] in part to subvert viewers' expectations. Green intended to further explore what can make a person turn into a psychopath through Corey Cunningham's character;[23] Green conceived Corey in order to explore and get a perspective of how Michael Myers and Laurie Strode affected the town of Haddonfield, with Corey devised as someone traumatized like Strode that encounters an evil stalker like Myers that ends up "infecting" him into turning evil and let spread his unchecked negative inner entities instead of "wrapping them around their heads, be their own heroes and thus get a chance to fight them".[24] Benefitting from a character arc closely similar to that of Keith Gordon's Arnie Cunningham from Carpenter's Christine (1983), Corey was overall created to mimic how neglected community members can unexpectedly turn to evil. The role was also inspired by real-life perpetrators of school shootings;[23][25] Corey's inclusion allowed Green to orchestrate very different "kills" to those Myers committed in the previous two films, as Corey wants to emulate Myers' violent acts but is somewhat "messy" with his kills, not killing people "well" like Myers does.[24] Carpenter gave Green and McBride his approval for Corey when he was informed he would be one of the film's protagonists, congratulating them of not rehashing the same plotline in every film, which Carpenter himself struggled to do when writing Halloween II (1981).[23]
Meanwhile, Corey is now working at his uncle's salvage yard, still hated by the suspicious town. On his way home one day he is taunted by high school bullies and injures himself in the process. While observing, Laurie later brings him to the doctor's office where Allyson works. The two begin developing a relationship and attend a Halloween party, but Corey is confronted by Jeremy's mother, leaves the party, and is confronted by the high schoolers. He ends up getting thrown off a bridge, and Corey is dragged into the sewers by an unknown figure. Corey wakes up in the sewers and is confronted by Michael, who has been living in the sewers for the past four years. After holding him by the throat, Michael elects to let Corey go. On the way out of the sewers Corey is confronted by a homeless man with a knife. In a struggle, Corey stabs the man. Once realizing what has happened, he continues stabbing him. He throws the knife and runs away. Corey and Allyson make up and go on a dinner date, but Allyson's ex, who is a police officer, shows up and harasses them both. This leads Corey to later lure the cop into the sewers, where Michael kills him. Allyson finds out she was passed over for a promotion in favor of a fellow nurse who is having an affair with the doctor. Corey and Michael team up and murder the doctor and nurse at the doctor's home.
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The question that haunts the Halloween pictures is if Michael Myers's shrink's diagnosis of him as a thing of pure, remorseless evil is an accurate one. That he's not a person capable of being killed (which he is in a conventional sense, repeatedly across 13 films) but rather an idea, a metaphor for the inner and outer dark. The bogeyman. He is a mask of civility placed over the atrocity of our darkest impulses. It's why he's only really vulnerable to attack when the mask is removed. David Gordon Green's trio of Halloween films are as explicit about "The Shape" as a trope as the original was, which of course makes a lot of the fandom angry because fundamentalist religions resent the notion their deathless martyrs are elements of stories of redemption or the psychological contagion in cautionary tales. After a satisfying prologue in which we meet hapless nebbish Corey (Rohan Campbell), who's roped into a babysitting gig for a rich brat that ends in bloody tragedy, a DJ (Keraun Harris) is heard on his program asking how it is that someone could get shot multiple times, fall off a balcony, and still vanish without a trace. "Lemme tell you how, because this isn't a man, this is more than a man. This is a beast. One that doesn't bleed." He observes how in the four years since Michael has gone quiescent, the good citizens of Haddonfield are paranoid and fearful in anticipation of his inevitable return. Corey has grown paranoid and fearful, too--branded the "psycho babysitter" and trying to find a hiding place in the scrapyard where he works. Then he meets series heroine Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) and more importantly her orphaned granddaughter, Allyson (Andi Matichak). They bond, Corey and Allyson, over their shared outcast status. The way Norman Rockwell's irregulars spy upon them reminded me of the young couple caught in the suburban crosshairs in Splendor in the Grass. Before they can escape Haddonfield together, though, bullies injure Corey--a gash on his palm not unlike stigmata--and Corey imagines (?) he's found Michael Myers alive in a storm drain and willing to pass on the rage and alienation that is the chief export of polite society. 59ce067264
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