Dr. Loomis's House
The retirement house where Dr. Loomis spent his final years under Marion Chambers's care.
Dr. Samuel Loomis's house is mentioned in the source only in passing, as a retirement home where he lived in his final years. In the H20 continuity, the source states that Michael Myers arrives and kills Marion Chambers at Loomis's retirement house. The source also notes that Loomis was under Marion's care at this house in his final years before dying. No other details about the house's appearance, location, or role in other films are provided.
- Resident
- Dr. Samuel Loomis
- Location
- Haddonfield, Illinois
- First Appearance
- Halloween H20: 20 Years Later (1998)
Lore & Background
In the H20 continuity, following the events of Halloween II (1981), Dr. Loomis survived the hospital explosion and was later cared for by his colleague Marion Chambers at his retirement house. Nearly twenty years after Michael's disappearance, Michael tracked down and killed Marion at this house. The source does not describe the house's interior, exterior, or any other events occurring there.
In Their Own Story
The source does not provide a narrative scene for Dr. Loomis's house beyond the fact that Michael Myers arrived there and killed Marion Chambers. No further story details are available.
Reader's Guide
The source offers no guide information about Dr. Loomis's house. It is only identified as a retirement house where Loomis lived in his final years and where Marion Chambers was killed by Michael Myers.
Did You Know?
- Dr. Loomis's house appears only in Halloween H20: 20 Years Later (1998), where Michael Myers kills Marion Chambers there.
- In the H20 continuity, Loomis survived the 1978 hospital explosion and lived at this retirement house under Marion Chambers's care.
- The source does not specify the architectural style or condition of the house in any timeline.
- No other Halloween films in the source mention Dr. Loomis owning or living in a house.
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