List of Halloween (franchise) characters
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This is a list of characters that appear in the Halloween horror film franchise.
Cast and characters
Note: Halloween III: Season of the Witch is not connected in continuity to any of the other films.
Continuity A (The Original Timeline: 1978–81)
Continuity B (The Thorn Timeline: 1978–1995)
Continuity C (The Dimension Films Timeline: 1978–81; 1998–2002)
Continuity D (The Remake Timeline: 2007–2009)
Continuity E (The Universal/Blumhouse Timeline: 1978; 2018–2022)
A
Aaron Korey
Portrayed by Jefferson Hall
Appears in: Halloween (2018)
Status: Deceased
Died in: Halloween (2018)
Aaron Korey is a British true crime podcaster and partner of Dana Haines. Aaron and Dana have created numerous critically acclaimed podcasts, including one that shed new light on a 20-year-old murder case. Aaron, having followed Michael's case for many years, goes to Smith's Grove with Dana to interview Michael. Despite showing Michael his mask, Michael refuses to speak. Aaron and Dana then go to interview Laurie, only managing to get the interview by bribing Laurie. The podcasters stop at a gas station, where Dana goes to the bathroom. Aaron discovers a dead mechanic and attempts to rescue Dana from Michael, attacking Michael with a crowbar, but Michael bashes Aaron against a wall repeatedly and then Dana's stall, breaking the door. He dies just as Michael kills Dana.
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