HalloweenEnds director David Gordon Green says that Judy Greer's Karen Nelson was always destined to die in his reboot trilogy.
Following the release of writer and director David Gordon Green's third and final installment to his reboot trilogy, Halloween Ends, the internet is buzzing about Michael Myers. Collider's Perri Nemiroff was able to sit down with the director to discuss bringing these three films to the big screen, as well as the massive task of resurrecting a movie monster as mysterious as Myers.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY In his interview with Nemiroff, while laying out the structure of his Halloween trilogy, Green says that the second installment, Halloween Kills, "...is just kind of a chaotic art film middle chapter for me. It's just a Michael Myers opera." Still, this chaotic opera came with a steep price.
Kills, which hit theaters in 2021, takes place immediately after the events of Halloween, and is a montage of bloodshed as Michael hacks his way to Laurie. Once half the town has been ravaged by his slayings, the movie takes the knife to our hearts and twists as Karen falls victim to Michael's warpath. When asked if Karen's fate was always sealed or if there were a version where she survived, Green responded, "No, she was always toast. Don’t tell Judy.
From her introduction to the franchise, Karen's story was a tricky one. She began in Halloween at odds with her mother for having experienced a difficult childhood focused entirely on survival, ultimately leading to her entering foster care. Unable to connect with her mother in an emotional way due to Laurie being consumed by what happened to her as a teenager, Karen built a life completely separate from that of her mother.
Green's third and final film in the reboot trilogy, Halloween Ends, is in theaters and streaming on Peacock now. Check out Nemiroff's interview with Green below, but beware of spoilers!
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