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Cast

Malcolm McDowell
as Dr. Samuel Loomis

Brad Dourif
as Sheriff Lee Brackett

Tyler Mane
as Michael Myers

William Forsythe
as Ronnie White

Udo Kier
as Morgan Walker

Daeg Faerch
as Michael Myers--Age 10

Sheri Moon Zombie
as Deborah Myers

Hanna R. Hall
as Judith Myers

Richard Lynch
as Principal Chambers

Clint Howard
as Dr. Koplenson

Danny Trejo
as Ismael Cruz

Lew Temple
as Noel Kluggs

Tom Towles
as Larry Redgrave

Bill Moseley
as Zach `Z-Man' Garrett

Leslie Easterbrook
as Patty Frost

Scout Taylor-Compton
as Laurie Strode

Adrienne Barbeau
as Barbara Florentine

Danielle Harris
as Annie Brackett

Skyler Gisondo
as Tommy Doyal

Dee Wallace
as Cynthia Strode

Courtney Gains
as Kendall Jacks

Jenny Gregg Stewart
as Lindsey Wallace

Hanna Hall
as Judith Myers

Kristina Klebe
as Lynda

Adam Weisman
as Steve

Max Van Ville
as Paul

Nick Mennell
as Bob Simms

Pat Skipper
as Mason Strode

Daryl Sabara
as Wesley Rhoades

Richard Arquette
as Deputy Charles

Ken Foree
as Big Joe Grizzley

Paul Kampf
as Officer Lowery

Ezra Buzzington
as Grant Clark

Nikki Taylor Melton
as Princess No. 1

Deven Streeton
as Princess No. 2

Calico Cooper

Sybil Danning
as Nurse Wynn

Micky Dolenz
as Derek Allen

Daniel Roebuck
as Lou Martini

Mel Fair
as Taylor Madison

Sid Haig
as Chester Chesterfield

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Critic Reviews for Halloween

Audience Reviews for Halloween

• Oct 28, 2018

  Not so much a remake of Carpenter's classic as it is a counterpoint to it. Where Carpenter's film is sparse on running time, character development, and gore Zombie's version is a lengthy examination of Michael Myers psyche that lingers on its extreme violence. In any case the main reason to watch this is for the sequel.
  

  Alec B Super Reviewer
• Jul 21, 2016

  A interesting but bad take on this iconic horror villain. As the concept seems fresh at first it begins to get worse and worse by edging closer to the end of the film. The not needed Micheal Myers throwback really butchered this film for me along with the over usage of violence and gore over story and suspense which the original did so well. Should've place a little higher maybe a 33% on RT but this is just bland attempt to grab some cash while destroying an iconic antagonist along the way.
  Tyler H Super Reviewer
• Jun 22, 2016

  The remake digs much farther into Michael Myers's past/childhood with a large portion of the film explaining how he became the way he did. This gave a larger depth to the character in showing his motivations. Zombie did a good job writing this remake which had the spirit of the first film but still stood well enough on its own.
  

  Patrick W Super Reviewer
• Feb 16, 2016

  We could all live without seeing Rob Zombie's remake of Halloween, although this isn't a bad film. It's just that there was no need to see the story told again. What this film does add, however, is the backstory to Michael Myers. In the original 1978 film Halloween, Dr. Loomis (played by Donald Pleasance) alludes to the evil he saw in Michael Myers when he was a boy. He alludes to the way in which Myers went silent one day and then never talked for years and years. In the remake here you get to see it. I don't think the film really benefits to tell the origin story, although I don't made that they made a remake. Just not my cup of tea. And for the record I don't doubt that Rob Zombie is a huge Halloween fan. It's just beside the point, as far as I am concerned.
  Billie P Super Reviewer

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