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Hawkins was implied to have been murdered in the previous movie after he was repeatedly stabbed in the throat by Dr. Sartain and then run over by a car, so presumably it was quite important for him to survive and make those revelations in the next movie, or at least to do something in Ends. Neither turn out to be the case. Not only did Hawkins' exposition in Kills go nowhere, but he has no real role in Ends either, showing up briefly to make extremely uncharacteristically awkward smalltalk with Laurie at the store before re-emerging as part of the lynch mob that shows up to watch Michael's body be destroyed and providing moral encouragement to Laurie afterward. I should add that the mystery of Michael's life-long draw towards his sister's bedroom window is a theme that came up over and over in Halloween Kills, from the beginning of the movie all the way up to the literal final scene, and it was never actually explained.

The deplorable treatment of Michael Myers is the most painful aspect of the movie for me, and it began to sting even more deeply after realising that this could have potentially been a good movie if he (and the Halloween mythos) were removed and the time spent on him was used to better develop Corey and the other characters. The basic premise of a mentally ill young man with a troubled past entering a relationship with the granddaughter of an assault survivor and seducing her into ignoring the ever-growing warning signs, until the grandmother herself realises how far gone he is and personally steps in to put him down before he can add her and her granddaughter to his list of kills, works perfectly. Take away The Shape and the pre-existing characterisations of Allyson, Laurie, and co, and this could have been worth a watch. As it is, I suspect that Green wanted to either film a Christine remake but did not have the rights, or he wanted to do an entirely new movie but was worried about how it would sell, and thus chose to clumsily shoehorn his story into Halloween to guarantee that devoted fans of the franchise would tune in. ​Th is article has  been written　wi th the　he​lp　of GSA　Con tent  G​en erator DEMO.

The fact that Michael wanted nothing more than to go home and was kidnapped by Dr. Sartain and driven over to Laurie's home is conveniently ignored. Despite all of her malice, Laurie did not actually do anything to Michael in Halloween 2018 until he was delivered to her backyard and he promptly woke up and killed Sartain, two police officers, and Laurie's son-in-law. I am admittedly a massive Michael Myers fan, but I am not above rooting for the protagonists when they're actually likeable. I was certainly rooting for Jamie Lloyd, Rachel Carruthers, and Dr. Loomis in Halloween 4 as they desperately tried to survive in the face of an indomitable and unstoppable Shape that relentlessly and single-mindedly stalked Jamie Lloyd like a T-800 Terminator. In Halloween Ends, quite frankly, all I could root for was Michael Myers, Corey Cunningham (for a while at least), and the ticker that showed how much time was left until the movie was over. Laurie Strode's character is one that is very hit-or-miss for me from one movie to another, and I most certainly was not a fan of her current incarnation.