Halloween Ends Spoilers: Andi Matichak on the Corey and Allyson Relationship скачать в хорошем качестве

Halloween Ends Spoilers: Andi Matichak on the Corey and Allyson Relationship

[Editor's note: The following contains Halloween Ends spoilers.] Four years after the bloodbath that took the lives of her mother (Judy Greer) and boyfriend (Dylan Arnold) in Halloween Kills, Andi Matichak’s Allyson is in a very different place. In an effort to move forward and leave Michael Myers in the past, she's building a home with her grandmother, Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis), and working as a nurse. A relationship with a Haddonfield police officer doesn't pan out, a connection Allyson seems far better off without, but now there's someone new in the picture -- the town pariah, Rohan Campbell’s Corey Cunningham. Back in 2019, Corey was accused of killing the boy he was babysitting. Even though he was acquitted of the crime, he’s forever branded “Mr. Aggravated Manslaughter” and a Haddonfield outcast by the community. Allyson’s different though. She sees something in Corey that others refuse to and commits to their budding relationship. In fact, even when her own grandmother grows suspicious of Corey’s condition and the audience becomes very well aware of the darkness and evil he's tapping into, Allyson remains loyal. It’s a challenging position to be in performance-wise. Creating the necessary spark and chemistry to convince an audience of a genuine draw between two characters in any genre is tough enough. In Matichak’s case, she needs to convince an audience that this a relationship Allyson deeply believes is worth pursuing, even when that audience is well aware that he’s a budding killer. What’s the key to pulling something like that off? I asked Matichak just that during our Collider Ladies Night interview. Find out what she said in the Collider Ladies Night After Hours clip! #halloween #halloweenends #michaelmyers BREAKING NEWS, REVIEWS & MORE: https://collider.com SUBSCRIBE:    / collider   FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL   / collider     / collider     / collider