The Halloween franchise's timelines are confusing, but the Blumhouse trilogy served as a direct sequel to John Carpenter's 1978 original. The Halloween Ends finale finally saw Michael killed for good...at least in that timeline. While it seemed like JLC was done as her signature character, recent comments to EW offer some doubt. As she said:

The actress wrote on Instagram that the "shared experience in a movie theater has bonded us all" in what has become her annual post about the films

Jamie Lee Curtis gave an interesting interview and mentioned whether she would want to paly final girl Laurie Strode in another Halloween movie.

David Gordon Green’s movie Halloween Ends put an end to Laurie Strode’s (Jamie Lee Curtis) story against Michael Myers. However, the Oscar-winning actress has seemingly opened the door for another return to the franchise.

And, of course, Jamie Lee Curtis is right. Never say never, and Halloween is a franchise that likely won't ever fully die. But seeing a senior Strode fend off bad guys with kitchen knives is something we'd probably be okay missing out on. Or what do you think?

Jamie Lee Curtis has opened up about how realizing she was 'going to die soon' sparked a huge turning point in her career. The 65-year-old first rose to fame as an actor in 1978 release Halloween and has continued her acting career ever since, appearing in other hits such as Freaky Friday (2003) and Knives Out (2019).

Halloween Ends was intended to be a farewell to the story of Laurie Strode and Michael Myers, but franchise star Jamie Lee Curtis lets fans know that there’s always a chance she could return to the franchise again one day,

As a vocal supporter of Kamala Harris throughout her campaign, Jamie Lee Curtis sent one more message encouraging her fans to vote blue on the eve of the election. The 65-year-old actress took to Instagram to share an emotional plea with her followers,