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Classic line (II, 4, 5 and 6) · October 1995, six years after Part 5

Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers

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The Cult of Thorn and Donald Pleasence's farewell

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Quick recap

Six years later, Jamie Lloyd has run away with a baby, her own son, trying to escape a secret group, the Cult of Thorn. Jamie is killed, but the baby ends up with Tommy Doyle, the boy from 1978, now an adult and obsessed with Michael. A retired Loomis returns to Haddonfield to help. The cult believes Michael carries an ancient curse and wants the baby. Dr. Wynn, Loomis's old colleague, sits at the center of the plan. Halloween night brings the final showdown between the cult, Tommy and Michael.

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Hidden details

  1. Behind the scenesDonald Pleasence's last film

    Donald Pleasence died in February 1995, before the release. The film is dedicated to him, and Loomis appears less than planned.

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  2. CameoPaul Rudd before the fame

    Paul Rudd plays grown-up Tommy Doyle, the boy Laurie babysat in the original. It was one of his earliest film roles.

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  3. Behind the scenesTwo cuts of the film

    There's the theatrical cut and the so-called Producer's Cut, with different editing and a different ending. Fans argue over which is better.

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