Entity: MICHEAL-MYERS
Michael Myers is a character from the slasher film series Halloween, known for his iconic mask and relentless pursuit of his victims. Often portrayed as a mysterious and unstoppable force, he has become a symbol of fear in popular culture.
MICHEAL-MYERS
Etymology
The name 'Michael Myers' is derived from the character in the slasher film series Halloween.
Definition
Michael Myers is a fictional character known for his role in the Halloween film series as a relentless and iconic slasher villain.
Historical Context
Michael Myers first appeared in John Carpenter's 1978 feature film Halloween as a young boy who murders his elder sister, Judith Myers. He later returns home to Haddonfield, Illinois, to continue his killing spree.
Cultural Significance
Michael Myers has become a symbol of fear in popular culture, known for his iconic mask and relentless pursuit of his victims. He is often portrayed as a mysterious and unstoppable force, striking fear into the hearts of audiences.
Related Concepts
- The Shape: In the first Halloween film, Michael Myers is referred to as 'The Shape' in the end credits, adding to his enigmatic and terrifying persona.
- Myers: In urban slang, 'Myers' is used to describe an intelligent bad-ass who does not tolerate incompetence or mistreatment.
See Also
A fictional character known for his role in the Halloween film series, Michael Myers is a relentless and iconic slasher villain who strikes fear into the hearts of audiences.