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Halloween Unseen Scripts 2048

This document summarizes several unproduced screenplays and treatments for potential Halloween sequels from 1994 to 1999. It describes scripts that featured Michael Myers in virtual reality or as homeless, and ones featuring characters like Tommy Doyle and Dr. Loomis's daughter. It also notes that some ideas were incorporated into Halloween H20 after Jamie Lee Curtis got involved in the project.

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Halloween Unseen Scripts 2048

This document summarizes several unproduced screenplays and treatments for potential Halloween sequels from 1994 to 1999. It describes scripts that featured Michael Myers in virtual reality or as homeless, and ones featuring characters like Tommy Doyle and Dr. Loomis's daughter. It also notes that some ideas were incorporated into Halloween H20 after Jamie Lee Curtis got involved in the project.

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Halloween 666: The Origin by Phil Rosenberg (1994) 

- A very strange script that has a homeless


Michael Myers, virtual reality and Tommy Doyle as one of the center characters. It also had
cameos by other past characters such as Sheriff Meeker and Reverend Jack Sayer from
Halloween 4 (who is revealed to be the Man in Black in this script), and even Loomis makes a
appearance as a insane asylum inmate. This script was tossed across the room by Moustapaha
Akkad.

Michael Myers: Lord of the Dead treatment by Daniel Farrands (1996-1997) - A treatment
submitted by Daniel Farrands as a sequel to Halloween 6. The details are unknown but it
presumably would'eve picked up right where 6 left off.

Halloween 7: Two Faces of Evil by Robert Zappia (1996-1997) - Was to be a direct to video sequel
to Halloween 6 which involves Michael stalking an all-girl prep school where one of the students
were related to Michael Myers, there was also a Silence of the Lambs element of a copycat killer
helping the police catch Michael. When Jamie Lee Curtis got involved, most of the ideas of the
script were scrapped and incorporated ideas by Jamie Lee Curtis and was rewritten by Kevin
Willamson.

Original Halloween H20 Treatment by Kevin Willamson (1997) - A treatment that is similar in
many ways to H20 except Marion Chambers in the beginning is instead replaced by the daughter
of Dr. Loomis, Rachel Loomis. Also the ending is different as Michael gets sliced in half by a
helicopter propeller.

Halloween 7: The Revenge of Laurie Strode by Kevin Willamson - (1997) - This was basically a
early version of Halloween H20 but it had lots of different things and scenes. It has a mention to
Jamie from H4-H6 and has a scene where a student does a presentation on all the murders
through Halloweens 1-6. It also has a much larger bodycount, and a whole subplot of the
Haddonfield PD attempting to track down Michael Myers. The finale takes place at a pool and
the Shape pleas for his life before he is impaled with a javelin by Laurie.

Halloween 8 Treatment by Phil Nutman and Daniel Farrands (1999) - Tommy Doyle and Lindsey
Wallace rummage through the files and diaries of Dr. Loomis, learning of the events that
transpired during Michael Myers' 15 years of incarcenation at Smith's Grove, basically a prequel
intercut with present day. The final twist of the story was that although it appeared Michael
Myers had returned for another night of terror, it was none other than Laurie Strode behind the
mask. This treatment was later adopted into the Chaos Comics 3 issue series.

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