The star of 'Halloween Kills' opens up about being murdered by Michael Myers: 'It was really stunning.'

Warning: this article contains spoilers. If you haven’t seen “Halloween Kills,” be aware that the following post addresses key narrative details and the ending. Michael Myers should also be avoided in general. Judy Greer finally gets to take on a legendary movie bad guy after years of portraying best friends, sidekicks, and supporting roles onscreen — only to get the business end of his knife.

The star of ‘Halloween Kills’ opens up about being murdered by Michael Myers: ‘It was really stunning.’

The horror sequel “Halloween Kills” (in theatres and on Peacock) reintroduces masked murderer Michael Myers to Haddonfield, while heroine Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) recovers at a local hospital from a gruesome stab wound (see: conclusion of 2018’s “Halloween”). Karen (Greer), her daughter, first wants everyone to stay put and be protected, including Karen’s teen daughter Allyson (Andi Matichak), but she eventually joins the fight when townspeople chase Michael back to his childhood home. The horror sequel “Halloween Kills” (in theatres and on Peacock) reintroduces masked murderer Michael Myers to Haddonfield, while heroine Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) recovers at a local hospital from a gruesome stab wound (see: conclusion of 2018’s “Halloween”). Karen (Greer), her daughter, first wants everyone to stay put and be protected, including Karen’s teen daughter Allyson (Andi Matichak), but she eventually joins the fight when townspeople chase Michael back to his childhood home.

Director David Gordon Green said the next chapter, “Halloween Ends,” will “take a leap in time” and catch up with the community in the present day. “Everyone has their own method, and time plays a big role in how these events are conceptualised.” “It is, by the way, mayhem with a capital M,” Curtis teases. Greer, 46, will no longer be a part of the long-running brand, but she isn’t bitter about it. In an exit interview, the actress – who next appears in HBO’s upcoming “The White House Plumbers” with Justin Theroux and Woody Harrelson, as well as the NBC limseries “The Thing About Pam” with Renee Zellweger – discusses her “Halloween Kills” death scene and the deleted ending fans didn’t get to see – talks about her “Halloween Kills” death scene and the deleted ending fans didn’t get to