The very first look at David Gordon Green’s Halloween Ends was shown off during Universal’s CinemaCon presentation tonight, but it’ll be a bit before we get any footage online.

In the meantime, we do at least have some social media reactions from those in attendance at CinemaCon tonight. We also have some new comments from star Jamie Lee Curtis.

On the CinemaCon stage tonight, the horror icon promised that Halloween Ends is Laurie Strode’s last stand… and that the movie is “gonna fuck you up.” Yes. Please.

Check out some Twitter reactions to the CinemaCon footage below!

“Trust me it’s gonna f**k you up.” – @jamieleecurtis before introducing the very first look of Halloween Ends, coming October 14.

— CinemaCon (@CinemaCon) April 27, 2022

Jamie Lee Curtis jokingly shaded the audience at #CinemaCon because they didn’t give her a standing ovation. In #HalloweenEnds, Laurie Strode and Michael Myers meet for the last time: “Trust me, it’s going to fuck you up,” she promises. The trailer is legitimately terrifying

— Rebecca Rubin (@rebeccaarubin) April 28, 2022

The trailer for #HalloweenEnds serves as a tribute to the legacy of Laurie Strode and Michael Myers. Fans of this franchise look like they are in for a real treat as this franchise comes to an end. The trailer looked awesome. #CinemaCon

— Scott Menzel (@ScottDMenzel) April 28, 2022

First trailer for #HalloweenEnds uses footage from all the films to tie everything together and ends with @jamieleecurtis fighting Michael Myers for the last time. Thumbs up. #CinemaCon pic.twitter.com/jRZm5qIIY9

— Steven Weintraub (@colliderfrosty) April 28, 2022

3/4 of the trailer shown Halloween, the remake, and #HalloweenEnds. The final part was an amazing all-out brawl between Laurie and Michael.#TheBigScreenisBack #cinemacon #MoviegoingExperience #cinemancon2022 #universalpictures #halloween #michaelmyers #lorriestrode

— FlickDirect (@flickdirect) April 28, 2022

We just got a first look at #HalloweenEnds, featuring a wild brawl between Laurie and Michael in a kitchen, fighting each other. Michael throws Laurie across the room. Laurie grabs a knife and stabs Michael through the hand. It ends w/ Laurie holding a knife over a trapped Myers pic.twitter.com/ioeYmoXSX8

— Erik Davis (@ErikDavis) April 28, 2022

Playing us a great reel of #LaurieStrode ‘s ride thru #Halloween with some scary, gory and insanely brutal scenes for #HalloweenEnds including an awesome confrontation between her and #MichaelMyers .

It’s time to do a rewatch of these to get ready for this one on October 22nd. pic.twitter.com/gCgpJyeoEj

— John Rocha aka The Outlaw Nation (@TheRochaSays) April 28, 2022

#HalloweenEnds footage is highlighted by a brutal fight between Laurie Strode and Michael Myers and it ends with Laurie stabbing him through the hand and pulling a knife to his head. Looks like a huge improvement over the last one, can’t wait!#CinemaCon https://t.co/0CRKTfeks7 pic.twitter.com/eh8jvyCsTf

— Rohan Patel (@KingPatel7) April 28, 2022

Halloween Ends is dated for theatrical release on October 14, 2022.

David Gordon Green has recently teased that there will be a four-year time jump from the events of Kills to the events of Ends, and it’s said to be more “intimate” and “contained.”

We don’t yet have any plot information, but the ending of Halloween Kills built towards the final confrontation between Laurie and Michael, a battle that will likely take center stage in the trilogy’s final installment. Last year’s movie ended with Michael (seemingly) ending the life of Karen Strode, so the fight between hero and villain is more personal than ever before.