Movie House Memories

Halloween (1978)

Episode #107

Aquarius Releasing released Halloween on October 25, 1978. John Carpenter directed the film starring Donald Pleasence, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Tony Moran.

‘Halloween’ Plot Synopsis

Halloween tells the now iconic story of Michael Myers, who, as a child, butchered his sister with a kitchen knife. After the incident, officials commit the boy to a mental institution where Dr. Loomis watches over the boy for the next 15 years. However, the boy grows into a madman who engineers his escape. He returns to his hometown of Haddonfield, Illinois on Halloween night, and terrorizes the residents there; including a babysitter named Laurie Strode.

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Aquarius Releasing released Halloween on October 25, 1978. John Carpenter directed the film starring Donald Pleasence, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Tony Moran.

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Eddie
6 years ago

Great podcast. Black Christmas predates Halloween a few years and invented many of the horror/slasher conventions that halloween gets credit for. Worth seeing if you haven’t. The Halloween coming out next year sounds odd, Danny McBride is writing the screenplay! Looking forward to arsenic and old lace, believe it is the 3rd Capra film reviewed so far, and only the 2nd Cary Grant film.

MHMChris
6 years ago
Reply to  Eddie

Yeah, we will probably review more Cary Grant films. I’m not sure about Capra films. Black Christmas is great…every year we review Christmas films in December. We are going to review Black Christmas for it, but it’s not set to be released until 12/20/19. We have 2017 and 2018 Xmas films booked already.

Eddie
5 years ago
Reply to  MHMChris

Have you seen the trailer for the new Halloween? It’s sort of odd, it ignores all the sequels and is a direct sequel to the original.

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