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Halloween: Resurrection (2002) More at IMDbPro »

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It is called: "Can't Change Your Mind"

Written, Produced and Performed by Johnny Griparic & Rod Jackson Adriana Music (ASCAP) & Yee-Yah Music (ASCAP)

It may also be called "Knockdown Chant" (same band).

After she barely escaped Michael Myers in the house, Sara finds her way into the garage where Freddie and his partner Nora were monitoring the cameras used by the participants. Sara slips on a massive amount of blood on the floor, discovering Nora hanging from a cord from the ceiling of the garage. It is probable that Michael Myers went to kill Nora after Freddie thought Myers was his other partner for the cameras, and told him to go to the garage with Nora. There is however a deleted scene featuring Michael killing Nora who mistakes him for Freddie who was seen dressed as Michael before bumping into him. There is also a picture on IMDb showing Michael Myers behind Nora in the garage, without her knowing he was there.

One of the reporters asked how Freddie was feeling at the moment, and it turns out that, to Freddie, that was an insulting question. It is made to believe that he punched the camera man either in the stomach or in the private area. However it is heard that cameraman says "Watch out, my camera", which can lead to a conclusion that Freddie could also punch the camera.

No. At the end of the movie, Michael Myers is transferred to the Haddonfield Morgue, where he awakens once again. From there it is anyone's guess but it seems likely he is incarcerated in maximum security for the rest of his life.

In Halloween: Resurrection, Michael is 44 years old; in H20, he is 41; his age is 38 in The Curse of Michael Myers; he is 32 in Halloween 5; he is 31 in Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers; and 21 in Halloween and Halloween II.

Halloween Resurrection (2002) briefly explains that Laurie Strode killed the wrong person on Halloween night by chopping off his head, thinking it was Michael Myers.

The Homecoming-Workprint is pretty similar to the finished Resurrection-cut. There are only little important changes and not a single violence cut in Resurrection. Nonetheless one can find a detailed comparison with pictures here.

It doesn't even mention them, but some fans believe that he went through the Witness Protection Unit and got relocated somewhere.

A sequel to Resurrection hasn't been announced.

She appears to die but it's also possible that she's actually just as indestructible as Michael is which is why he's so keen to kill her. Her apparent corpse does appear to move slightly in some shots