Halloween Ends ending explained<\/strong><\/h2>\nThe film begins by introducing us to new character Corey Cunningham, a young Haddonfield resident who is earning some cash by taking on babysitting jobs.<\/p>\n
One night \u2013 approximately a year on from the events of Halloween Kills \u2013 a terrible mix-up leads to him killing the young child in his care, and he becomes something of a pariah in the community.<\/p>\n
After this introduction, we pick up another three years later. Corey is still being mercilessly bullied but soon finds some support in the form of Laurie Strode, who appears to be more at peace with herself than we last saw her \u2013 living with her granddaughter Allyson and spending her time writing her memoirs.<\/p>\n
She believes that Corey and Allyson will get on and so engineers for them to meet, and right enough they almost immediately connect, bonding over their shared trauma and soon beginning a relationship.<\/p>\n
Things start to go wrong at a costume party when Corey bumps into the mother of the child he killed and she duly berates him. This leads to him exchanging some angry words with Allyson outside before he storms off.<\/p>\n
Before he can get home, however, he is intercepted by his bullies who throw him from a bridge, and in the aftermath he finds himself having an encounter with Michael Myers, who has been in hiding in the tunnels under a major thoroughfare nearby. The nature of this meeting is not immediately clear, but straight away Corey begins behaving differently \u2013 murdering a local homeless man in classic slasher style.<\/p>\n