Official canonical events of original, based on revelations in the sequels.

You are conflating the stories Loomis told about the ancient world with the modern iteration that applies to the cult in and around Haddonfield. Dr Wynn and Tommy Doyle, in H6, laid out the story and motivations. Ms. Blankenship outed herself as being in on the scheme.

It may very well be that Thorn leadership considers the Myers family, the Strode family, and whoever else as “enemies” and “criminal.” However, they also are obviously certifiably insane. Do you really trust Dr. Terrence Wynn as judge, jury and executioner? He personally wiped out the Haddonfield Sheriff’s Dept in a mass shooting to further his beliefs and mad science.

I happen to like Halloween Kills (2021) better than even the original, with Halloween H40 (2018) nearly on par with the original. Nevertheless, if you were actually there to watch the first set of sequels spearheaded by the Akkads of Trancas Int'l Pictures, you will understand they represent what the public accepted and loved as the continuity of the Halloween series. In the early 90s, there was a race among horror franchises to tie up the mythology of their respective slasher icons in elaborate ways which paid respect to what came before, and provided answers and some finality. Freddy's Dead, Jason Goes to Hell, Hellraiser: Bloodline, and Curse of Michael Myers. Halloween did it best in 6, with the fantastic script from Daniel Farrands who incorporated the suspicious Smith's Grove staff (Dr. Wynn of the 1978 film) as accomplices, and thematically included the plot of Season of the Witch as a means of foreshadowing to druidic occultism. John Carpenter wrote the "sister angle" and produced Season of the Witch even. Everything after the death of Donald Pleasence came about precisely due to horror resurgence trends like Scream, and the reboot/nostalgia fads, as well as the vanity of Jamie Lee Curtis attempting to reclaim her scream queen mantle.

Trancas Int'l Pictures then concluded the H40 series with the controversial Halloween Ends (2022) which, by design, illicited a response from the Halloween fanbase to find a way forward. They are challenging us. And I accept the challenge. The proper way forward is to recognize that the ancient Samhain rituals are a cornerstone in the IP, and there are also existing characters (now late middle age) from Haddonfield who can be utilized to continue with Halloween 7 of the original canonical timeline. I prefer Wendy Kaplan as Tina, or perhaps Lance Guest as Jimmy Lloyd. Although if Paul Rudd (now a mega star) agreed to sign a multi-film contract to reprise the role of Tommy Doyle, they'd start production on a Halloween 7 before you can say "trick-or-treat."

Once the simplistic fads are an ancient memory, you know darn well that in 100 years time the film historians will consider Halloween 1-6 as the Alpha & Omega of the franchise, which was about a seasonal serial killer who's supernaturally-motivated towards ritualistic sacrifice by druid witchcraft. Because that's what happened.

You are the arrogant one in my eyes. You cannot toss these films away. The deconstuction I've provided illustrates the possibilities of the original canonical timeline.