In the climax of the film, Laurie Strode (played by Scout Taylor-Compton) faces off against her psychotic brother, Michael Myers (played by Tyler Mane), in a final confrontation at their childhood home.
Throughout the movie, Michael Myers escapes from a psychiatric hospital and returns to his hometown of Haddonfield, Illinois, where he embarks on a brutal killing spree, targeting Laurie and her friends. Laurie, unaware of her connection to Michael, becomes the focus of his obsession as he systematically hunts her down.
In the final moments of the film, Laurie confronts Michael inside the abandoned Myers house, where she discovers the truth about their relationship and the horrifying events of their past. As Michael closes in on her, Laurie fights back, managing to injure him with a gunshot to the head.
However, Michael proves to be relentless and seemingly invincible, as he continues to pursue Laurie through the house. In a desperate bid to survive, Laurie stabs Michael repeatedly with a knife, finally incapacitating him and seemingly bringing an end to his reign of terror.
The film ends with Laurie being taken away in an ambulance, traumatized by her ordeal but alive. However, the fate of Michael Myers remains uncertain, leaving open the possibility of his return in future installments of the franchise.
Through its intense and visceral conclusion, “Halloween” explores themes of trauma, survival, and the enduring legacy of evil, leaving viewers on edge and eager for more.