If you're looking for the OG Scream Queen's best work, here are the best Jamie Lee Curtis horror movies you can watch this Halloween.
The entire Halloween franchise started with her and most likely end with her. Debuting in her first feature film role in John Carpenter’s 1978 Halloween as Laurie Strode, established Jamie Lee Curtis as a scream queen and one of the most iconic ones of her time. Her name is almost synonymous with horror.
Directed by Paul Lynch, Prom Night also stars Leslie Nielsen in the leading role and remains a cult classic and the most influential slasher film of its time. It was followed by three sequels and a remake in 2008, but with no resemblance to the 1980 original. A remake of this film was made by Rupert Wainwright in 2005, featuring Tom Welling, Selma Blair, and Maggie Grace in major roles. The remake did not fare well with critics, though it did become a box office hit.
Road Games This Australian slasher thriller is directed by Richard Franklin and stars Curtis and Stacy Keach in lead roles. Road Games follows a truck driver who drives around the country and enlists the help of a young hitchhiker to track down a serial killer who is known to kill women, dismember and then dump them along remote highways. Curtis stars as Pamela "Hitch", the hitchhiker recruited by the truck driver, Patrick Quid, played by Keach.
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