Rachel Carr

Her first appearance is the original 1978 Halloween, in which she is played by Nancy Loomis. Annie is one of Laurie Strode's best friends, and the daughter of Haddonfield sheriff, Leigh Brackett.

On Halloween night, she is babysitting "little Lindsey Wallace" across the street from Laurie, and the two friends gossip over the phone throughout the evening. After dropping Lindsey off with Laurie in order to go and meet her boyfriend Paul, Annie is murdered by Michael Myers, who strangles her in her car before slitting her throat.

Michael then sets up her corpse for Laurie to find, leaving her in the Wallaces' bed with Judith Myers' tombstone. Nancy Loomis plays Annie for a cameo in Halloween II; her father Sheriff Brackett closes her eyes as her corpse is being taken out of the house in a stretcher. The character's most recent onscreen appearance was in Rob Zombie's 2007 Halloween remake, where she was played by Danielle Harris, who previously portrayed Jamie Lloyd in Halloween 4 and 5. In the remake, Annie is Laurie's friend and Lindsey's babysitter, as in the original.

However, her boyfriend Paul appears for the first time, being killed by Michael Myers while he is having sex with Annie. Michael then beats Annie and leaves her for Laurie to find; unlike the original, Annie survives this attack and is found alive by her father.Now is back in h2
The character of Annie Brackett makes appearances in various Halloween literature, starting with the 1979 novelization of the first film. Photographs of Annie's corpse appear in the comic book Halloween: Autopsis; photojournalist Patrick Carter becomes fascinated with the pictures of what he believes to be a "perfect corpse".

His obsession leads him to investigate Michael Myers, which eventually leads to his death at Michael's hands. Annie appears in the story "Visiting Hours" of the anniversary comic Halloween: 30 Years of Terror.Laurie Strode reflects on how her life could have happened if she had never encountered Michael Myers; in this possible universe, Annie never died and becomes a mother. However, Laurie's fantasy world is invaded by the memory of Michael, causing Annie's teenage corpse to appear and accuse Laurie, "If you were smart you'd have stopped him from killing me." Annie's funeral is depicted in the comic miniseries Halloween: The First Death of Laurie Strode; Laurie describes her as "the best friend I ever had" and wonders what Annie would have thought of how the press covered the news of her death.

While trying to recover from her ordeal, Laurie sees "ghosts" of Annie and Lynda preventing her from moving on. Annie's morgue report appears at the website HalloweenComics.com; revealing information such as her address, date of birth, and middle name (Marie).

Her immediate cause of death is recorded as "massive blood loss" due to "severed right common carotid artery due to slit throat".
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Conal Cochran
Conal Cochran appears as the main antagonist in Halloween III: Season of the Witch played by Dan O'Herlihy. However, because of the Ellie android and that only one commercial is left on the air, it is possible that Cochran survived and the magic instead transport him to an uncertain location.

Professor Nicholas Rogers describes Cochran as "the ultimate Halloween sadist, the malevolent predator on the lives of innocent children, transforming their masks into deadly weapons of destruction."
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Dr. Daniel "Dan" Challis appears in Halloween III: Season of the Witch and is played by Tom Atkins.

Challis is confronted the next day in a bar by Harry Grimbridge's daughter, Ellie. While in Santa Mira, Ellie mysteriously disappears and Challis is captured by Cochran's androids while on the run.Cochran shows this to Challis in his demonstration in which he kills the Kupfer family.
Challis escapes captivity in Cochran's factory and rescues someone he believes to be Ellie. However, when Challis is returning home, he is attacked by the android that he thought was Ellie.

He escapes the android after a grueling battle and runs to a nearby gas station where he tries to convince the station managers not to air the Silver Shamrock commercial. Challis is last seen yelling, "Turn it off! Stop it! Stop it!"
Danny Strode
Danny Strode appears in Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers and is played by Devin Gardner.

He is befriended by #Tommy Doyle, who lives across the street from him. Loomis.
Deborah Myers
Deborah Myers appears in the 2007 Halloween remake and is played by Sheri Moon Zombie.

She is the mother of Judith and Michael Myers as well as the real mother of Laurie Strode. While working at a strip club, she misses seeing Michael killing her abusive boyfriend, Ronnie, Judith, and Judith's boyfriend, Steve.

When she returns home, Deborah commits suicide by shooting herself while watching old home videos of Michael.
Michael's mother appears briefly in the original Halloween. As Myers tracks Laurie to the hosptial and begins murdering the staff, Laurie disappears from her room.Alves dead body and slips on her blood, hitting his head and leaving him unconcious. It is not confirmed onscreen whether he lives or dies; however, the television cut of the film includes a deleted scene in which he survives.
Jimmy appears in the comic book Halloween: The First Death of Laurie Strode; Laurie visits him following the ordeal at the hospital, and it is revealed he suffers from amnesia and seizures due his head trauma.

Michael came after him and his mother in 1998 when he was 17 years old, the same age Laurie was when Michael first attacked her. It is found out that Laurie has hid him somewhere safe where Michael won't find him.

He is portrayed by Josh Hartnett.
Judith Myers
Judith Myers (1946–1963) is the older teenage sister of Michael and Laurie; she is briefly seen in Halloween 1978 where after she has sex with her boyfriend, she is attacked by a young Michael and is stabbed numerous times and dies.
She can also be seen in Rob Zombie's 2007 remake. In the sequel to the comic, Halloween II: The Blackest Eyes, Sheriff Brackett reveals to Tommy Doyle that he had once dated Judith, also stating that she was physically and possibly sexually abused by her father.

Kara meets Tommy Doyle, who warns her about Michael Myers, before finding her family murdered. After locking themselves in the bathroom, Laurie being attacked twice, Laurie tells them to go to the Mackenzies' house.

Rohland in the fourth film, and by Jenny Gregg Stewart in the remake.
In the official sequel comic, "Halloween: One Good Scare", set in 2003, Lindsey is 32 and remanded to the care of David Loomis at Smith's Grove. She and her boyfriend, Bob Simms had planned to go with Annie Brackett and Paul Freedman to the Wallace house for an evening of sex and goofing off.Lynda thinks it is Bob, but after teasing him and flashing him her breasts, he remains quiet. After sex, Bob goes outside to his van to get more beer for her.

Loomis walks out, Michael Myers attacks her and planned to kill her but was unsuccessful as she ran into the rain. Throughout the movie, Rachel takes Jamie out to pick an outfit to go trick-or-treating in (which happens to be a clown costume which looks very much like the one her uncle wore), flirts with Brady, and eventually protects Jamie from her uncle and seeming assists in killing him.
The character of Rachel only makes a quick appearance in Halloween 5 before being killed off and having her role as Jamie's protector taken over by her friend Tina.

After Myers invaded his home and killed two officers, his daughter, and her boyfriend. True to Loomis' word, during the film, Brackett's own daughter Annie falls victim to Michael's killing spree.

Brackett appears in the comic book Halloween Autopsis, which follows a different timeline from The Blackest Eyes, still blaming Loomis for Annie's murder fifteen years later. Farrands says that he brought Tommy back as a way of bridging the gap between the sequels and the first film.

Much to Loomis's surprise, Michael has switched clothes with Wynn and left him lying there while he (Michael) escapes. Wynn survived his apparent death at the end of Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers.
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Wesley Rhoades
Wesley Rhoades is the first person Michael Myers kills in the Rob Zombie version of Halloween.