The Hollywood Reporter

Jamie Lee Curtis is back at it again, 40 years later, at the 'Halloween' premiere.

The filmmaker is writing the sequel after initially telling Paramount to move on to someone else.

"Every single thing that I have in my professional life came from that movie, and I am flabbergasted," she said about the original film, which debuted in 1978.

Based on Mexican folklore, the trailer showcases the demonic spirit that preys on young children.

The reboot, featuring the return of original star Jamie Lee Curtis, hits theaters Oct. 19.

Four decades later, Jamie Lee Curtis and Nick Castle reprise their roles in this critically acclaimed sequel to the 1978 slasher hit.

The films were reviled at the time, but they also left an impression — and that’s more than many of the era’s remakes managed to do.

The Negasonic Teenage Warhead actor says her co-star pushed to have the first LGBTQ relationship in a superhero movie.

The reboot is powered by a marketing campaign that has embraced the title’s legacy without falling too deeply into nostalgia.

He will join Brown, Julian Dennison and Brian Tyree Henry as the leads in the creature feature, which will be directed by Adam Wingard.

Carol Danvers' history no longer relies on a male character to take place.

Gustavo Cooper and Ben Powell will write the script, with Cooper attached to direct.