Halloween (novelization)

"The voices tell me to say I hate people."

- Michael Myers

Halloween is a full-length novel of the horror genre. It is an adaptation of the feature film Halloween by director John Carpenter. The book was written by Curtis Richards and published by Bantam Books. It was released in 1979.

Appearances

 * Laurie Strode
 * Sam Loomis


 * Annie Brackett
 * Bob Simms
 * Donald Myers
 * Edith Myers
 * Judy Myers
 * Leigh Brackett
 * Lindsey Wallace
 * Lynda van der Klok
 * Tommy Doyle
 * Michael's grandmother


 * Michael Myers


 * Danny Hodges
 * Deirdre
 * Enda
 * Gwynwyll
 * Michael's great-grandfather


 * Haddonfield Sheriff's Department


 * Humans


 * Ireland
 * Illinois
 * Warren County
 * Smith's Grove Sanitarium
 * Haddonfield
 * Doyle residence
 * Myers residence
 * Wallace residence


 * Butcher knife
 * Mask


 * Police car


 * Clown
 * Nurse
 * Orderly
 * Psychiatrist
 * Psychopath
 * Security guard
 * Sheriff


 * 1898
 * 1960s
 * 1963
 * 19th century
 * Broken neck
 * Cemetery
 * Halloween
 * Hangings
 * Mental health facility
 * Nightmares
 * Precognition
 * Stabbings
 * Strangulation

Notes & Trivia

 * Author Richard Curtis goes by the pseudonym of Curtis Richards in this book.


 * Michael Myers, and all associated characters, were created by director/screenwriter John Carpenter, and screenwriter Debra Hill.