Michael Myers and the world of Halloween are set to expand beyond the big screen with this new deal.
You never want to see Michael Myers anywhere near your home, but he may soon be coming to TV near you. Miramax just scored the TV rights to the very popular Halloween franchise with an eye on developing not just a TV show but a full universe that expands into film as well. Deadline broke the news of the deal, which apparently was made after a heated bidding war between multiple companies.
” Though Universal Pictures, in association with Blumhouse, released the three most recent Halloween movies—Halloween, Halloween Kills, and Halloween Ends—Miramax was part of that as holders of the film rights. Now, with the TV rights as well, they can go for the full Marvel, adding connected movies and TV shows.
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