The final instalment of the rebooted Halloween franchise is now here, with Halloween Ends being released on Friday.
Though it only just hit cinemas, the 13th entry in the long-running horror franchise is getting a pair of 4K Ultra HD steelbooks courtesy of Zavvi.
The first design replicates the classic orange and black colour palette associated with the franchise, showing an ominous Michael Myers holding a knife.
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The second steelbook has a more muted aesthetic, with a blood splatter coloured in blue. The iconic villain is also wielding a weapon in the artwork.
Both releases will also include a Blu-ray copy of the film, with each steelbook costing £29.99. They are both currently awaiting a release date.
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The film, which is directed by David Gordon Green, serves as a sequel to 2021's Halloween Kills. The franchise was rebooted in 2018 with Halloween, which effectively retconned all the sequels to the original 1978 film.
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Halloween Ends, which is also currently streaming on Peacock, is likely the last film to star Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode, who first appeared in John Carpenter's iconic horror classic.
The actress recently spoke to Digital Spy about the film, saying the themes could prove divisive.
"I've been saying people are going to be angry from the beginning," she said. "They're going to be angry because we're saying something about all of us as a society. This is about victims and victim shaming.
"This is about what happens in a town when we have all become monsters. People don't like to be told they're monsters. You've seen the monsters on Twitter.
"All that social media has done is really reminded us all that we're monsters, and that we have that power."
Halloween Ends is currently in cinemas.
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