Laurie Strode comes to her final confrontation with Michael Myers, the masked figure who has haunted her since she narrowly escaped his killing spree on Halloween night four decades ago.
This movie contains 65 potentially triggering events.
The top comment is incorrectly referring to Halloween (1978) and this entry is for the 2018 sequel. (Confusingly, the franchise has three entries with the same title: Halloween (1978) the original, Halloween (2007) the Rob Zombie "semi-remake", and this entry Halloween (2018) a sequel by Blumhouse)
Halloween (2018): No onscreen/offscreen animal cruelty occurs -- A deleted scene however has a dog, hanging from a tree that can only be seen (as of Jan 2021) as an extra and not in any available versions
The journalists do kind of fumble it up when interviewing Laurie, and reactions/comments regarding Laurie's mental health aren't exactly handled with tact.
We're told throughout that one of the adult characters grew up in an atmosphere of paranoia, constantly being prepared and trained for a possible future encounter with a murderer. At one point, the parent who did it admits that raising their child that way was wrong. I must stress, however, that the parent did it out of a very understandable fear for the child's safety, and hence with good intentions.
The comment referring to Laurie and the stairs is in reference to the 1978 predecessor of the same name. In this film, however, Michael does audibly and visibly snap many necks.
Yes, but not in the typical sense. Allyson, Laurie's granddaughter, is put into the back of a police car with a passed out Micheal, while his just as nutty out of his mind doctor kills the cop and takes over the wheel and starts driving to Laurie's bunker, to "awaken" Michael and see him in action. To the obvious distress of Allyson.
It’s not a n//dle but Dr. Sartain stabs a person with a pen knife that is very slender and could look similar to a n//dle. It could be triggering for people with phobias of n//dles
A girl is trapped in the back of a cop car with a knocked out Michael Myers next to her and has no way of escaping. I don't know why people are answering no.
Bare b*****s are shown briefly, 2 teenagers start to hook up but are interrupted by the kid the girl is babysitting, references to s*x throughout the movie
Comment to grey26's comment: By no means can we be sure that Myers escapes in the end. In fact, comment sense and normal experience tell us that he must be dead, only there's a little teaser in the form of a discreet sound at the very end (which I personally didn't even notice; I just read about it in IMDb trivia afterwards).
yes. pretty much every kill made is gory, and at the end of the movie you can see the main characters covered in blood. myers drops some bloody teeth on the ground, snaps necks, brutally stabs people, and there is some gun violent scenes filled with blood.
Halloween (2018): No onscreen/offscreen animal cruelty occurs -- A deleted scene however has a dog, hanging from a tree that can only be seen (as of Jan 2021) as an extra and not in any available versions