Customer Ratings & Reviews

The final is awesome! 4K native! The quality image is amazing.

One of my favorite films of 2022 finally comes home in stunning 4k with HDR. Featuring a stellar transfer, this comes highly recommended for advocates of physical media

Finally my 4K Trilogy is complete a great addition with all the extras and deleted scenes, plus you cant go wrong with 4K QUALITY and the cover box art looks amazing!!!

Not everyone is going to be happy with this one but for the most part it’s decent and took some crazy steps in a different direction

Great looking 4K, a very underrated movie and one of the best Halloween films

The movie in and of itself is very divisive.. you’re going to really like it or most likely hate it. Unfortunately I fall more inline with the “hate it” crowd. 40+ yrs of build up and THIS was how the producers chose to end it? Technically, this movie is beautiful visually and the sound is fantastic.

Not as good as Halloween '78 or Halloween '18 - went in a different direction, but worth a view. The 3rd in the "new trilogy" but the 4th in this particular Halloween/Michael Myers timeline.

Though fans are divided on this final installment of the trilogy, the film is well made with notable performances and some interesting twists.

So, this horror franchise is a heavy weight and true successful at keeping relevant. I loved that after years of endless reboot and creative rediscovery finally three films that told the story that really tried to keep the formula simple between a misunderstood sister and brother. How’s after the first film I was excited to go down the rabbit hole again. My issue was that the second installment featured some graphic killings it lacked direction beyond a body count and then this movie came along with but just frwn out what could have been done in one movie. So if you are looking new revelation thenthis may be pass. However if you like completely simple tie ups then it’s worth a buy

I know most people hate this movie with a passion and thought it was a poor end to the trilogy that started in 2018 but I appreciated what it did. Michael Myers wasn't really the focus of this movie but the idea that evil never dies and that evil can be anyone (and that anyone can be evil) is the theme of this movie.

David Gordon Green's Halloween sequel trilogy is fascinating. Beginning in 2018 with the simply titled Halloween, Green and co-writer Danny McBride scrapped four decades' worth of sequels, reboots and remakes in the name of taking the whole franchise back to the roots of John Carpenter's original 1978 Halloween. The resulting film was such a tremendous success with both critics and audiences alike that Blumhouse ordered not just one but two follow-up installments from the same creative team: 2021's Halloween Kills and 2022's Halloween Ends.

A lot of mixed reviews about this film, but I actually really enjoyed it. Big complaints I heard was a lack of Michael, but I think it was done very well. It was much better than the previous film "Halloween Kills."

This new trilogy had a tough task of putting a proper 'ending' to the series Carpenter and Hill created almost 50 years ago. Overall Halloween Ends is fine, albeit not the ending Green and McBride had promised. Jamie Lee Curtis gives everything to make sure Laurie has a proper send off. The rest of the cast is adequate. Let's face facts, this isn't a perfect ending, but considering other endings of the series include The Curse of Michael Myers, Halloween: Resurrection, and H2 Halloween Ends is a far better conclusion. Until the next reboot.

Yes this movie is very controversial but I’ve always been a horror fan. I see the direction the movie was going but visually it is a pretty good transfer to 4k

I been a fan of franchise and every movie has been great and only one i didnt like much was part 3 cause michael wasnt in it. But since new films of the franchise under new vision n team the first twp were great and this was the end of era of it alk amd this was so different i enjoyed it but it wasnt my fav cause of what happen to michael myers in this one . The director n writer took this last film and for whatever reason changed so much of what we loved about Halloween and butchered it but as far as 4k goes it good n pic is great n sound is outstanding

The last Halloween film, in 4K. Picture was nice, sound was great. Packaging was boring and expected, but thats what collectors editions are for I suppose. Still don't really like much of this film, but I did appreciate the beginning and ending of the movie.

Halloween Ends isn't perfect and the ending sucks, but the rest of the movie is great. It takes alot of chances and pays off the the most part until the cowardly ending.

This movie is good but not great. It has flaws. One of the biggest flaws is the lack of Michael Myers. I had to complete the trilogy tho.

The movie was the final movie in the long horror series , I thought the previous one was more in line with the franchise , but overall not bad

I thought this movie is funny because it has stepped away from his fear for fear sake and it is now taking the role of giving a message about trauma and spreading fear and what that does to people.