Jamie Lee Curtis would've quit the Halloween franchise years ago had it not been for her godson, Jake Gyllenhaal, who paired her with the right director who secured her return

The hosts of "The View" opted out of their typical costume-clad Halloween episode again this year, but that doesn't mean they didn't celebrate the holiday. Instead, they started the show with a pre-taped bit,

Jamie Lee Curtis' decision to accept the role of Laurie Strode in the Halloween slasher films was the best thing that ever happened to her.

Jamie Lee Curtis told Variety that she faced backlash after her comments about Charlie Kirk's death, which she called a "mistranslation" of her words.

When Halloween stalked into cinemas in 1978, it redefined horror for generations to come. With a haunting score, a faceless killer, and a scream queen debut from Jamie Lee Curtis, John Carpenter’s low-budget masterpiece became a cornerstone of modern cinema.

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Jamie Lee Curtis says her comments about Charlie Kirk were "mistranslated" after she cried about his death on a podcast in September.

The "Halloween" franchise isn’t just a straight line of sequels; it’s more like a twisted hedge maze with four different paths. Yes, Michael Myers has four distinct timelines to choose from, making his saga a “choose your own slasher adventure.” If you’re looking to marathon all 13 Michael Myers-centric Halloween movies, you need a game plan.

Take a chilling autumn stroll into the history of the Halloween franchise, which kicked off in 1978 with John Carpenter's haunting original starring scream queen Jamie Lee Curtis.