..My name""s not Keri Tate...Laurie Strode...I changed my name when I went into hiding...My brother killed my sister when she was 17...With a really big, sharp kitchen knife...They locked him up for a long time, but he got out and he came after me, but I got away.But he killed a lot of my friends.It happened - on Halloween (in unison).You""ve heard the story."Finally, he recognized her ghastly, infamous tale of Michael Myers from 20 years earlier.She explained more about how Laurie Strode "faked her death and now she""s the headmistress of a very posh, secluded private school in northern California.In the next scene, Sullivan is squeezed (imprisoned) between the two sisters in a somber picture show audience - a deliberate satirization of how films can bore theatre audiences.The lead individual, hat-wearing Malcolm (Jason Clarke) urged Caesar: "We don""t mean any harm!" as he whispered an aside to the others: "Do they look like just apes to you?" Caesar confronted the group and yelled out: "Go!" - the humans nervously responded by lowering their weapons and fleeing, leaving behind Malcolm""s teenaged son Alexander""s (Kodi Smit-McPhee) discarded satchel and a loose piece of paper with a drawing.Near death, the Scorpion King made a pact with the dark god Anubis that if Anubis would spare his life and let him conquer his enemies, he would give him his soul.