The failure of a highly anticipated horror film's climax to live up to audience expectations is one of the genre's most disheartening possibilities. While this is certainly possible in any film genre, Halloween Ends is the most recent film to be examined in detail, and it has supposedly already prompted a large number of fans to hold their breath in anticipation of utter disappointment.
As the clock ticks down on what is perhaps the most anticipated spooky spectacle of the year, all eyes are on Jamie Lee Curtis and colleagues as the impending horror movie prepares for its big-time release in theatres and on Peacock tomorrow. But many horror fans on Twitter had much to say about the imminent third instalment in the trilogy, with many expressing anxiety over the embargo being lifted so close to the movie's actual release date.
If the ending of a highly-anticipated horror film falls short of the audience's high hopes, it will be a major letdown. While this is certainly possible in any film genre, the most recent film to be scrutinised is Halloween Ends, which has supposedly already caused a large number of viewers to hold their breath in anticipation of complete and utter despair.
Fans of the "Halloween" franchise are understandably anxious about the film's potential to let them down.
There is growing concern among 'Halloween' fans that the last instalment may be a letdown.
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As the clock ticks down on what is perhaps the most anticipated spooky spectacle of the year, all eyes are on Jamie Lee Curtis and colleagues as the impending horror movie prepares for its big-time release in theatres and on Peacock tomorrow. Nonetheless, many horror fans on Twitter had much to say about the imminent third instalment in the trilogy, with many expressing anxiety over the embargo being lifted so close to the movie's actual release date.
A second trailer for the Halloween film is available here.
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Early screenings of Halloween Ends are scheduled for today, and as previously said, the matter has gone viral on Twitter, where fans have pointed out and questioned the review embargo being broken a day before the official release of the film.
Even while the embargo's recent lifting raises some eyebrows, it's still too early to write off the horror film as a whole, especially because the advertising campaign has promised nonstop surprises. Despite the fact that seasoned horror fans are still debating whether or not this is the "end" for Michael Myers, it's preferable to enjoy the film for what it is and rejoice in one of the most thrilling Halloween seasons in recent memory.
Starting tomorrow, you can catch Halloween Ends in theatres and on Peacock.
