The franchise has inspired countless merchandise, novels, and comics, which continue to be purchased by its very dedicated fanbase. The franchise is currently in the spotlight, given the fact that the trailer to the second film of the trilogy, Halloween Kills, was recently released. The slasher film would ultimately end up spawning eight sequels, two reboot films by Rob Zombie, and a brand new trilogy produced by Blumhouse Productions. After escaping from a mental facility, he comes back home to continue his streak of horror in Haddonfield, Illinois. The original follows Michael Myers (a.k.a The Shape) fifteen years after killing his sister on Halloween. In 1978, horror icon John Carpenter released Halloween, which would go on to become one of the most recognized films in its genre. Spooky Pinball is giving John Carpenter's Halloween the pinball machine treatment.
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