Why did Michael Myers bring Lynda's dead body to his house?

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In Halloween (2007), generally Michael Myers won't bring dead bodies to his house after killing them, but in this movie he brought Lynda's dead body.

Why so?






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What does Michael Myers do with the bodies?

In Halloween Kills, Michael Myers continues his habit of desecrating corpses into weird art installations, an element that was established in the previous Halloween. But the film takes it a step further and suggests there's a chilling logic behind his actions.

How did Michael Myers survive H20?

It's an awful end to such a powerful character. Michael also survives his decapitation from H20 courtesy of some rather sloppy retconning. Apparently Michael put his mask on an ambulance driver and switched places with him, so Laurie actually decapitated an innocent man, and her evil brother got away free.

How old is Michael Myers in H20?

Therefore, Myers is 41 in Halloween: H20, the film that brought back Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode.

Is Michael Myers still alive?

After a few critical bombs, cameo appearances and lawsuits, Myers all but vanished from public life. He's popped back every now and again, but mostly, Myers, now 58, has been living a quiet life in New York with his wife and three children ever since.



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