Watching Michael Myers<\/a> stalk and slash his way through the streets of Haddonfield is always a scary good time, but there’s something about queuing up the Halloween <\/em>movies in October that just hits different (especially on the namesake holiday<\/a> itself).<\/p>\n But while a Halloween <\/em>marathon is a seasonal must, trying to figure out how to watch all 13 films can feel as daunting as coming face-to-face with the Shape himself.<\/p>\n Luckily, we’ve done the hard work for you. Here’s Entertainment Weekly<\/em>‘s guide on how (and where) to watch John Carpenter<\/a>‘s Halloween <\/em>and every sequel and reboot in order.<\/p>\n 01 of 13<\/p>\n Mary Evans\/COMPASS INTERNATIONAL PICTURES\/FALCON INTERNATIONAL PRODUC\/Ronald Grant\/Everett Jamie Lee Curtis in ‘Halloween’<\/i><\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n Meet the arguable granddaddy of the slasher genre (though we see you, Psycho <\/em>and Black Christmas<\/em>). John Carpenter’s original Halloween<\/em> is an iconic horror cornerstone, spawning the next 45 years (and counting) of blood-spattered goodness. But the franchise was never better than in the original entry, in which the infamous Michael Myers escapes from an asylum, dons a pale expressionless mask, and evades his alarm-sounding psychiatrist (Donald Pleasence) while killing off teen after unsuspecting teen (including proto-Final Girl Jamie Lee Curtis<\/a> as Laurie Strode in her debut role.)<\/p>\nHalloween<\/em> (1978)<\/h2>\n