Halloween II (2009)
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A Good Movie Directed by Rob Zombie
Enjoyable, and that's it.
While his first remake may not have been perfect, it was still pretty good, and had some originality. A very different perspective was put upon us viewers. A darker and much more gruesome one at that. Instead of being frightened by the very thought of Michael Myers, or his unpredictable wherea... read more
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“John Carpenter's 1978 'Halloween' is wholly deserving of its status as a horror classic. To this day it's still one of the freakiest films personally seen and introduced the world to one of horror's most iconic villainous characters Michael Myers.
Its numerous sequels were wildly variable, with 'Halloween H20' being the only above decent one for me (the fourth one was also watchable but not much more) and 'Halloween: Resurrection' being proof that the series shouldn't have been resurrected and that it should have ended at 'H20', a perfect place to stop. Something that was further felt in Rob Zombie's awful first 'Halloween' outing from 2007. His second 'Halloween' film, this one, is even worse and even more pointless than its predecessor.
The only real good thing here i” read more
" Confirmed deaths: 19 12 men 7 women And one Michael Myers. One animal dead: Being a dog. Running time: 112 mins Number of deaths: 19 Kills per minute: 6.05 Michael Myers’s death: Shot at, and killed by Laurie. Favourite death? Howard Boggs, death by choke slam, face stomped 5 times, and hung by holiday lights. Coolest kill: Gary Scott, who is beheaded. Lamest kill: Andy Neale, who gets strangled by a cord. Survivors: Mark, Sheriff Leigh Brackett, and Barbara Collier It’s also the "
" "Man was meant to eat meat. We, all of us, have a little bit caveman in us." Directed by Rob Zombie Written by Rob Zombie Music by Tyler Bates Cinematography by Brandon Trost Editing by Glenn Garland and Joel T. Pashby"
“John Carpenter's 1978 'Halloween' is wholly deserving of its status as a horror classic. To this day it's still one of the freakiest films personally seen and introduced the world to one of horror's most iconic villainous characters Michael Myers.Its numerous sequels were wildly variable, with 'Halloween H20' being the only above decent one for me (the fourth one was also watchable but not much more) and 'Halloween: Resurrection' being proof that the series shouldn't have been resurrected and that it should have ended at 'H20', a perfect place to stop. Something that was further felt in Rob Zombie's awful first 'Halloween' outing from 2007. His second 'Halloween' film, this one, is even worse and even more pointless than its predecessor.The only real good thing here is the make-up which is” read more
"You can't choose, who is in your family. Unfortunately."
" First Viewing Viewing Date: October 16th Via: Blu-ray Plot: Laurie Strode struggles to come to terms with her brother Michael's deadly return to Haddonfield, Illinois; meanwhile, Michael prepares for another reunion with his sister. Rating: 5.2/10"
"An alternate title for Rob Zombie’s Halloween II could be Sympathy for the Devil. If Michael Myers was almost a phantom presence in John Carpenter’s Halloween, here he’s unmistakably and chillingly real. Throughout, Michael suggests a nomad single-mindedly driven by a desire to obliterate every connection to his namesake, and the scope of his brutality suggests a clogged id’s flushing out. In this almost Lynchian freak-out, whose sense of loss comes to the fore in a scene every bit as he"
"An alternate title for Rob Zombie’s Halloween II could be Sympathy for the Devil. If Michael Myers was almost a phantom presence in John Carpenter’s Halloween, here he’s unmistakably and chillingly real. Throughout, Michael suggests a nomad single-mindedly driven by a desire to obliterate every connection to his namesake, and the scope of his brutality suggests a clogged id’s flushing out. In this almost Lynchian freak-out, whose sense of loss comes to the fore in a scene every bit as he"