Katee Sackhoff in Halloween: Resurrection (2002)

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The secret of taking a film franchise to its eighth installment is to satisfy the core fans. Halloween: Resurrection (2002), alternately known as Halloween 8, delivers the thrills and chills and teasing bits of boobie spills that a rapt audience has fed on since "Michael Myers" committed his first psycho murder back at the close of the 1970s. In a storyline as contemporary as today’s Entertainment Tonight headlines, a reality TV show locks up six attention-starved kids for the night in the house of mass murderer "Michael Myers." To spike interest and ratings, the network plants a fake "Michael Myers" in the place. When the real "Myers" shows up, faithful Halloween customers get what they have paid for.