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Halloween
Directed by
Rob Zombie
R
2007
1h 50m
Horror
6.0
28%
59%
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After being committed for 15 years, Michael Myers, now a grown man and still very dangerous, escapes from the mental institution and immediately returns to Haddonfield to find his baby sister, Laurie.
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Cast of Halloween
Malcolm McDowell
Dr. Samuel Loomis
Sheri Moon Zombie
Deborah Myers
William Forsythe
Ronnie White
Tyler Mane
Michael Myers
Scout Taylor-Compton
Laurie Strode
Brad Dourif
Sheriff Leigh Brackett
Danielle Harris
Annie Brackett
Hanna Hall
Judith Myers
Bill Moseley
Zach 'Z-Man' Garrett
Daeg Faerch
Michael Myers, Age 10
Kristina Klebe
Lynda van der Klok
Danny Trejo
Ismael Cruz
Ken Foree
Big Joe Grizzly
Udo Kier
Morgan Walker
Sid Haig
Chester Chesterfield
Daryl Sabara
Wesley Rhoades
Daniel Roebuck
Lou Martini
Richard Lynch
Principal Chambers
Clint Howard
Doctor Koplenson
Lew Temple
Noel Kluggs
Tom Towles
Larry Redgrave
Leslie Easterbrook
Patty Frost
Steve Boyles
Stan Payne
Skyler Gisondo
Tommy Doyle
Jenny Gregg Stewart
Lindsey Wallace
Adam Weisman
Steve Haley
Sydnie Pitzer
Baby Boo
Myla Pitzer
Baby Boo
Stella Altman
Baby Boo
Dee Wallace
Cynthia Strode
Max Van Ville
Paul
Nick Mennell
Bob Simms
Pat Skipper
Mason Strode
Richmond Arquette
Deputy Charles
Paul Kampf
Officer Lowery
Sybil Danning
Nurse Wynn
Micky Dolenz
Derek Allen
Mel Fair
Taylor Madison
Nikki Taylor Melton
Princess
Deven Streeton
Princess
Ezra Buzzington
Graveyard Keeper (uncredited)
Richard Fancy
University Dean (uncredited)
Courtney Gains
Jack Kendall (uncredited)
Gary Grossman
Drunk 'Rabbit in Red' Patron (uncredited)
Olja Hrustic
Raped Inmate (uncredited)
Kazu Nagahama
College Student #3 (uncredited)
Halloween Ratings & Reviews
jackmeat
October 30, 2024
My quick rating - 6,5/10. Rob Zombie has proven himself as an astute admirer of the horror genre and takes a legit classic down a slightly different path. More a film of two parts, this tells the whole story of Michael Myers with a bit more to the story part. Some find that as a drawback, I just see it as different storytelling. Instead of a complete mystery as to why Michael is who he is, part one of this movie explores his upbringing and road to becoming the ominous killer. In the second part, Zombie also gives reflection to his obsession with his sister and even makes sense to why it continues further down the road. I won't give spoilers, since I never do, but it is worth watching for sure. As Zombie does, the characters are vivid and well-portrayed. Malcolm McDowell is a superb choice as Loomis and Daeg Faerch is a great young Michael. The things fans of the original don't like is also what makes it good. Don't be closed-minded and you will enjoy.
New York Post
Kyle Smith
The Batman Begins of slasher movies, and one of the more frightening stabathons of recent years.
Entertainment Weekly
Owen Gleiberman
It's a decent diversion.
New York Daily News
Jack Mathews
Rob Zombie's lousy remake of John Carpenter's 1978 slasher classic Halloween adds to the argument that horror movies are losing their box-office appeal because filmmakers no longer know how -- or have any desire -- to create genuine suspense.
New York Times
Matt Zoller Seitz
The new Halloween has sympathy for the Devil, but not enough.
Austin Chronicle
Marc Savlov
though Zombie continues to have a true, unflinching artist's eye for the sublimely horrific, that eye is wasted here on an unnecessarily moribund history of sociopathy as it relates to Halloween in Haddonfield, Ill.
MovieFreak.com
Sara Michelle Fetters
Part prequel, part remake, this new look at the cinematic serial killer icon Michael Meyers just isn't very scary.
Vox
Aja Romano
Because it's still about Michael Myers, it all feels epic and larger than life in a way few of those other films do.
The Hollywood Reporter
Frank Scheck
The result, though undeniably preferable to yet another misbegotten installment of the long-exhausted franchise, certainly doesn't compare to John Carpenter's landmark original film.
Washington Post
Richard Harrington
Contains dialogue so nasty and stupid, you'd swear (right along with the characters) that the booker for Jerry Springer wrote it (Zombie did).
Chicago Reader
Andrea Gronvall
The set-up is tediously slow, while the later murders are packed so tightly it's like watching a blender on high speed.
Detroit News
Adam Graham
Michael Myers is back. And no, you still shouldn't care.
Variety
Dennis Harvey
The best that can be said about Rob Zombie's Halloween remake is that he makes it his own, though the considerable alterations only flatter John Carpenter's 1978 slasher-pic template.
Detroit Free Press
John Monaghan
With Halloween out of his system, maybe Zombie will get back to what he does best: fashioning semi-original ideas that borrow from earlier movies while avoiding outright remakes.
Slant Magazine
Nick Schager
Rob Zombie's gut understanding of what makes '70s horror so great is unfortunately glimpsed in only short, sporadic bursts in Halloween.
San Francisco Chronicle
Peter Hartlaub
Even if you consider a Halloween remake sacrilege, you've got to like a truck stop bathroom that's even gnarlier than the one in Trainspotting.
Boston Globe
Tom Russo
As a sensory experience, the redo is flat. Even if giving audiences a start were Zombie's strength, fans already know when the scares are coming.
Village Voice
Nathan Lee
The life and times of a fictional monster may not be as respectable a subject as a historical monster like, say, Idi Amin or Truman Capote, but Zombie's portrait is every bit as reverent, scrupulous, and deeply felt as any Oscar-grubbing horrorshow.
TheHorrorShow
Scott Weinberg
Pick the lamest Halloween sequel out there and you've just found a better horror movie than this one.
Cinemaphile.org
David Keyes
Most filmmakers would simply amp up the visual assault for the sake of stirring the minds of desensitized viewers; Zombie is brave enough to depart from the source and take insightful back roads that consider the psychology of the subject.
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