He's supposed to be almost supernatural." Co-writer Danny McBride felt that previous sequels had made Michael less💶 scary by giving him an inhuman level of invulnerability, preferring to humanize the character: "I think we're just trying to💶 strip it down and just take it back to what was so good about the original...

Michael Myers quickly established himself as one of💶 the scariest and most dangerous slashers in the horror genre, and his methods and motivations have been the subject of💶 countless theories, among them one that explains why Michael Myers walks to get to his victims and never runs, which💶 adds to what makes him so scary.

While the franchise's production team has largely denied taking inspiration from any real-life events, a massacre in💵 1960s Finland shares eerily similar details with the movies. These similarities have fueled speculation that this is where the story💵 in Friday the 13th came from.

Although Jason is supposed to be a fictitious character, there are striking similarities in💵 the film to a series of grisly murders in Finland in the summer of 1960. Three teens were stabbed to💵 death while camping at Lake Bodom.