Halloween: Dead is Good

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Rob Zombie and John Carpenter are set to team up in a final Halloween film in the series. This film is set to run after Rob Zombie's remake of the original.

[edit] Rumoured Plots

Rumoured plots are found to be where Michael is to face the people he has tried to kill but hasn't. Scream Queen Jamie Lee Curtis has quoted: I've said I do not want to do another (Halloween movie), but if it is the last, and there is no more (movies), I might consider

Also, Busta Rhymes has a contract to return as Freddie Harris. So has Josh Hartnett.