Loomis Prequel

Agreed. I think it actually would be engrossing to see that. The only question is who would be a good actor to portray young Loomis.

I've had enough with this type of approach. We have a series on everyone involved in the town and even the mechanic who Myers' killed first. It is enough already exploring every detail about these characters just to milk out the franchise. Let great characters and movies exist as a blip in time without coming up with additional drama simply for the namesake. Loomis was an expert in polo when he was young and Michael Myers when he was old, the end.

I like your idea and how you actually acknowledged Wynn & thought to incorporate him. He's a character who existed in the original (this film) and retroactively given an important place in the mythology by dedicated fan and screenwriter, Daniel Farrands. I hope to see Farrands back to write for your prequel series. I suggest a mini-or limited-series event.

I'm sick of the hate for Revenge-5/Curse-6. Both are leaps and bounds better than anything we've received since, with the exception of Halloween Kills which I quite liked. The Man In Black cliffhanger was brilliant, and it's why H5 is my second favorite of the series. Admittedly, too much time passed between 5 and 6, and Curse had no theatrical release, so it fizzled due to audience detachment.

Smith's Grove is an outstanding title, and I would suggest it be about the early establishment of the Thorn cult in a psychiatric ward as well. Loomis can be envisioned as a sort celebrity-type doctor, who's already widely known and published best-sellers, and is used for PR purposes for Wynn and his asylum to lend them further credibility and legitimacy to their "care". He is not actually wise to their activities.

Their activities could include, brainwashing, castration and genital mutilation, demon-possession and subsequent exorcism experiments. Ritualistic torture, organ removal, astrology, experiments on aborted fetuses perhaps, and general satanic, pagan or druidistic practices. They should even incorporate Silver Shamrock and it's founder Conal Cochran from Season of the Witch into the fold. Ms. Blankenship, Sheriff Brackett, the Myers, the Doyles, and the Strodes would also be welcome guest appearances. Blankenship needs to be responsible for corrupting innocents beforehand, so their loved ones will succumb to the treatment and committing them.

It would be more appropriate also to make it a period piece (1940s/50s) as a modern retelling will be hindered by our society's more humanistic approaches and outlook to mental health.

Sidha108, your vision is fun, but what makes you think that Dr. Loomis has ever been friends with Dr. Wynn? They clearly don't care for each other.

You may end up getting a tv series about exactly that.