Halloween H20: The Return of Jamie Lee Curtis to Haddonfield

"Halloween: Resurrection" is a direct sequel to "H20," but a far inferior film. Jamie Lee Curtis appears again as Laurie, but she's not used nearly as well this time around, and the. Directed by Steve Miner, the film revolves around Jamie Lee Curtis' Laurie Strode, now living as a teacher under a false name. Still haunted by nightmares of her murderous sibling Michael Myers, Laurie is trying her. Fifteen years later, Michael escaped and returned to Haddonfield, Illinois, where he began stalking Laurie. As the franchise evolved, Laurie had a daughter, Jamie Lloyd (Danielle. After a 20-year break from the series, which continued to churn out sequels in her absence, Curtis made her long-awaited return in Halloween H20: 20 Years Later (1998) for a supposedly “final... Curtis chose to return for one last good scare with Halloween H20, presumably because the script (developed by then sought-after Scream scribe Kevin Williamson) not only.

After a 20-year break from the series, which continued to churn out sequels in her absence, Curtis made her long-awaited return in Halloween H20: 20 Years Later (1998) for a supposedly “final... Halloween H20: 20 Years Later marked the triumphant return of Curtis as Laurie Strode after being noticeably absent from the third, fourth, fifth, and sixth installments of the. Fifteen years later, Michael escaped and returned to Haddonfield, Illinois, where he began stalking Laurie. As the franchise evolved, Laurie had a daughter, Jamie Lloyd (Danielle. Jamie is now mute, Michael is still alive (naturally), and he’s come back to Haddonfield to kill her. Jamie still has a psychic link to Michael, which helps tip off Dr. Loomis. It’s twenty years after Michael Myer’s first rampage through Haddonfield and the knife-wielding killing machine is back (with no explanation to what exactly he’s been up to for.