Release: Friday, October 22, 1982 Company: Universal Pictures Length: 99 Minutes Tagline: The Night No One Comes Home Budget: $2.5 million Box Office: $14.4 Million Opening Weekend: $6.3 Million Sound Quality: Mono Film Locations: Pasadena, California Loleta, California Eureka, California Film Availability: VHS, DVD, BLU-RAY, COLLECTOR'S BLU-RAY, 4K UHD, BOX SET, DIGITAL Soundtrack Availability: CD, ANNIVERSARY CD, VINYL, DIGITAL Novelization: 1984 CORONER'S REPORT 1. STREET ASSASSIN (uncredited)- Pinned between two cars 2. HARRY (Al Berry)- Eyes gouged out, skull pulled apart 3. HOSPITAL ASSASSIN (Martin Cassidy)- Burned, immolated in exploding car 4. STARKER (Jonathan Terry)- Head ripped off 5. MARGE (Garn Stephens)- Face incinerated by faulty chip in mask 6. GRANDMA (uncredited)- Shook by Challis, head falls off 7. FACTORY ASSASSIN (Dick Warlock)- Hand through stomach, later shorted out 8. LITTLE BUDDY (Bradley Schachter)- Head crushed while wearing mask 9. BETTY (Jadeen Barbor)- Faints, killed offscreen 10. BUDDY (Ralph Strait)- Killed offscreen 11. TEDDY (Wendy Wessberg)- Power drill in the temple 12. FACTORY WORKER #1- Shorted out during transmission of TV signal 13. FACTORY WORKER #2- Shorted out during transmission of TV signal 14. FACTORY WORKER #3- Shorted out during transmission of TV signal 15. FACTORY WORKER #4- Shorted out during transmission of TV signal 16. FACTORY WORKER #5- Shorted out during transmission of TV signal 17. FACTORY WORKER #6- Shorted out during transmission of TV signal 18. FACTORY WORKER #7- Shorted out during transmission of TV signal 19. FACTORY WORKER #8- Shorted out during transmission of TV signal 20. FACTORY WORKER #9- Shorted out during transmission of TV signal 21. COCHRAN (Dan O'Herlihy)- Immolated by energy of Stonehenge 22. ELLIE (Stacey Nelkin)- Roboticized, later beheaded with tire iron by Challis *NOTE: During the premature TV transmission, there may have been other factory workers killed, but we only included the nine shown onscreen. Also, we don't know the aftermath of what happened at the end of the film, and if the third commercial was stopped in time by Challis. If so, no one else would need to be added to the list. If not, then the "hills may have ran red with the blood of animals and children". Film Total: 22 Series Total: 176 MICHAEL'S BATTLE SCARS 1. Michael was not featured in this film, so no battle scars occurred Film Total: 0 Series Total: 109 SOUNDS The Silver Shamrock Commercial HARRY: "They're Coming! They're Coming!" HARRY: "They're Going To Kill Us! All Of Us!" RAFFERTY: "It's Cozy...It's Quiet...And The Price Is Right!" DAN: "It's Getting Late...And I Could Use A Drink..." DAN: "I Don't Know What The Hell Is Going On..." STARKER: "He Made Santa Mira What It Is...A Dried Up Old Pile Of Nothing..." STARKER: "He Brought In Every One Of Them People From The Outside..." STARKER: "He's Watching You, Friend, I Guarantee You That..." STARKER: "This Is The Last Halloween For That Lousy Factory Of His..." BUDDY: "Conal Cochran...The All-Time Genius Of The Practical Joke..." COCHRAN: "Those Masks Haven't Been Through Final Processing..." COCHRAN: "Quality Inspection, A Seal Of Approval, You Know, The Usual..." COCHRAN: "Halloween Morning...A Very Busy Day For Me..." COCHRAN: "A Good Magician Never Explains..." COMMERCIAL: "Happy Happy Halloween...Silver Shamrock!" COCHRAN: "This Is The Best Ever...The Joke On The Children..." COCHRAN: "You Don't Really Know Much About Halloween..." COCHRAN: "The Hills Ran Red With Blood Of Animals And Children..." COCHRAN: "Happy Halloween..."

CAST AND CREW DANIEL CHALLIS- TOM ATKINS ELLIE GRIMBRIDGE- STACEY NELKIN CONAL COCHRAN- DAN O'HERLIHY RAFFERTY- MICHAEL CURRIE BUDDY KUPFER- RALPH STRAIT BETTY KUPFER- JADEEN BARBOR LITTLE BUDDY- BRADLEY SCHACHTER MARGE GUTTMAN- GARN STEPHENS LINDA CHALLIS- NANCY KYES STARKER- JON TERRY HARRY GRIMBRIDGE- AL BERRY TEDDY- WENDY WESSBERG WALTER JONES- ESSEX SMITH NURSE AGNES- MAIDIE NORMAN SHERIFF- JOHN MACBRIDE CHARLIE- LOYD CATLETT SECRETARY- PADDI EDWARDS RED- NORMAN MERRILL TECHNICIAN- PATRICK PANKHURST ASSASSIN- DICK WARLOCK WATCHER- MARTIN CASSIDY BELLA CHALLIS- MICHELLE WALKER WILLIE CHALLIS- JOSHUA MILLER MOTEL TECHNICIAN- JEFFREY D. HENRY TECHNICIAN #2- MICHAEL W. GREEN RED HEADED TECHNICIAN- BRAD M. BUCKLIN MASKMAKER- KYLE J. WOOD KID IN COMMERCIAL- KEVIN SCHUMM CURFEW ANNOUNCER- JAMIE LEE CURTIS COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCER- TOMMY LEE WALLACE Written & Directed By- Tommy Lee Wallace Produced By- Debra Hill & John Carpenter Editor- Millie Moore, A.C.E. Special Make-up By- Tom Burman Music By- John Carpenter & Alan Howarth Associate Producer- Barry Bernardi Production Designer- Peter Jamison Executive In Charge Of Production- Jeffrey Chernov Director Of Photography- Dean Cundey Executive Producers- Irwin Yablans & Joseph Wolf Stunts- Dick Warlock, Loren Janes, Kerrie Cullen Unit Production Manager- Jeffrey Chernov 1st Assistant Director- Ron L. Wright 2nd Assistant Director- Scott Irathaler Casting- Susan Shaw Visual Consultant- Charles R. Moore Location Manager- Ben-Ami Agmon Production Coordinator- Chip Fowler Script Supervisor- Louis Jaffe Assistant To Ms. Hill- Randi Lynn Chernov Assistant To Mr. Bernardi- Carol Rosenthal Assistant To Mr. Chernov- Michele Little Assistant To Matt Franco- David Gersh Camera Operator- Raymond Stella, S.O.C. 1st Assistant Cameraman- Clyde E. Bryan 2nd Assistant Cameraman- Guy Ladd Skinner 2nd Unit Cameraman- Steve St. John 2nd Unit Assistant Cameraman- David Golia Still Photographer- Ronald Batzdorff Production Sound Mixer- Tommy Causey Boom Operators- Joseph Brennan, Andy Rovins Gaffer- Mark D. Walthour Best Boy Electrician- Thom Marshall Electricians- Patrick H. Marshall, Steven R. Mathis, Allen Marshall, Jon Antunovich Key Grip- Ronald T. Woodward Best Boy Grip- Joe A. Salamdino Dolly Grip- Laszlo Horvath Grips- Nick Kurges, Richard Babin, Mark Pearson Craft Service- Mark Grech Special Effects- Jon G. Belyeu Special Effects Assistant- William Aldridge Set Decorator- Linda Spheeris Leadman- William Wright Swing Gang- Greg Lynch Property Masters- James A. Rathbun, Daniel Stoltenberg Video Coordinator- David Katz Illustrator- Carl Aldana Costume Supervisor- Jane Ruhm Costumer- Francis Aubrey Make-Up Artist- Ron Walters Hair Stylist- Frankie Bergman Stunt Coordinator- Dick Warlock Extra Casting- Susie Johnson 1st Assistant Editor- Maurie Beck 2nd Assistant Editor- Patricia Lee Publicist- Ann Thompson Production Accountant- Larry Hand Assistant Accountant- Lynn D. Ezelle Location Assistants- Kenny Lavet, Bill Cherones Construction Coordinator- Walton Hadfield Propmaker Foreman- James Walker Propmaker- Terry Feller Labor Foreman- Andrew Flores Stand-By Painter- Serge Genitempo Construction Painter- Jerry Palermo First Aid- Maurice Costello Jr., Bernie Granados Jr. Caterer- Bert Jetter Transportation Coordinator- Eddie Lee Voelker Transportation Captain- Wayne Roberts Drivers- Tom Thomas, Mario Simon, Ray Appel Gordon Wiles, Jim Hundin, Tommy Vilardo Chuck Hampton, Dave Pierce, Jim Huffey Marten Huffy, Steve Grossman, Louis Galliani Supervising Sound Editor- David Lewis Yewdall Sound Editors- Warren Hamilton, Colin Mouat Dialogue Editor- Ken Sweet Re-Recorded At- Goldwyn Sound Facility Re-Recording Mixers- Bill Varney, C.A.S. Steve Maslow, C.A.S., James Cavarretta Jr. Post Production Expediter- Gretchen Baker Animal Coordinator- Clint Rowe Assistant Animal Coordinator- Jim Brocket Motor Police- Doug & Bob Laird Title Sequence By- John Wash Silver Shamrock Commercial- Sam Nicholson Halloween Masks Created By- Don Post Color By- Technicolor Filmed In- Panavision Titles & Opticals By- Pacific Title And Creative Mobile Studio Animation Courtesy Of Bakshi Productions, Inc. Special Thanks To- Republic Airlines, Ruxton, Ltd. And The People Of Loleta And Eureka, California Copyright 1982 Dino De Laurentiis Corporation All Rights Reserved Back To The Lair Of Horror