SlashersNo. 8334 · The 2026 edition
Pages that link to "Halloween (Movie)" - Wikipedia
When a masked killer returns to Haddonfield on Halloween night, babysitter Laurie Strode must survive his relentless pursuit.
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In John Carpenter's 1978 classic, Michael Myers escapes from a mental institution and stalks teenager Laurie Strode and her friends on Halloween. The film launched the slasher genre and introduced the iconic villain.
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This is a Wikipedia special maintenance page (WhatLinksHere) rather than an article about a movie, show, book, podcast, or game. It reports on which Wikipedia pages contain links to the page titled "Halloween (Movie)". The page contains no substantive entertainment content — only navigation menus, a namespace filter form, and the single result line stating that no pages link to the target.
Facts from the original
- The page is the Wikipedia "What links here" special page for the target "Halloween (Movie)".
- The report states: "No pages link to Halloween (Movie)".
- The page offers namespace filters (all, Article, Talk, User, User talk, Wikipedia, Wikipedia talk, File, File talk, MediaWiki, MediaWiki talk, Template, Template talk, Help, Help talk, Category, Category talk, Portal, Portal talk, Draft, Draft talk, MOS, MOS talk, TimedText, TimedText talk, Module, Module talk, Event, Event talk).
- The page offers toggles to hide transclusions, hide links, and hide redirects.
- The target's Talk page does not exist (shown as a redlink).
- The target is presented as a redirect title ("Halloween (Movie)") with options to Read, Edit, and View history.
From the original
The page is Wikipedia's "What links here" tool output for the target page "Halloween (Movie)". It provides a filtering interface for namespace selection and toggles for hiding transclusions, links, and redirects, along with standard Wikipedia site navigation (Main page, Contents, Current events, Random article, About Wikipedia, and so on). The actual report is a single line of content: "No pages link to Halloween (Movie)". Because the target page does not appear to exist as an article (it is listed with a redlink for its Talk page and is treated as a redirect title), there are no backlinks to display. As a result, the page offers no information about the film Halloween, its cast, plot, release, or reception, and no list of related articles.
