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Jamie Lee Curtis tried to warn us. “It’s going to make people very angry,” she said of Halloween Ends more than a year ago, stoking anticipation (or managing expectations) for her final, for-real-this-time pas de deux with the masked boogeyman Michael Myers. Judging by the reviews, of both the professional and pissed-off-Twitter-screed variety, Curtis was right. The conclusion to David Gordon Green’s rebooted horror trilogy, which is currently in theaters and streaming on Peacock, is indeed leaving people angry, as well as confused, contentious, and generally dyspeptic, in a way that no amount of yogurt can soothe. You do have to give Green credit for one thing: it’s remarkable that Halloween Ends manages to provoke any passion at all, considering that this 44-year-old slasher franchise…

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