The strange story of John Carpenter and Debra Hill’s plan to turn ‘Halloween’ into an anthology
In 1978, John Carpenter and Debra Hill changed the face of horror forever with the release of Halloween. The low-budget thriller about a silent killer stalking and brutally murdering group of teenagers started off as a critical dud, but ultimately netted close to $50 million at the box office and gave birth to the slasher genre.