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The great issues of the world’s best-selling print horror magazine keep on coming, and this time round we have lots more petrifying treats in store, starting with a major feature on Halloween III: Season Of The Witch.

When this was released in 1982 without the familiar shape of Michael Myers lurking within its shadows, more than one critic assumed that famed writer Nigel Kneale, who left the production after refusing to make changes to his screenplay, had merely foreseen the film’s generally poor reception. But just how different was the finished movie from Kneale’s original script? We take a closer look at the Halloween III that could have been!

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