Halloween

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Cast & Crew

Malcolm McDowell
Dr. Sam Loomis

Scout Taylor-Compton
Laurie Strode

Tyler Mane
Michael Myers - Adult

Danny Trejo
Ismael Cruz

Danielle Harris
Annie Brackett

Sheri Moon Zombie
Deborah Myers

William Forsythe
Ronnie White

Dee Wallace
Cynthia Strode

Kristina Klebe
Lynda

Jenny Gregg Stewart
Lindsey Wallace

Brad Dourif
Sheriff Brackett

Udo Kier
Morgan Walker

Daeg Faerch
Michael Myers - Child

Ken Foree
Big Joe Grizzley

Hanna Hall
Judith Myers

Pat Skipper
Mason Strode

Lew Temple
Nole Kluggs

Richard Lynch
Principal Chambers

Rob Zombie
Director

Rob Zombie
Writer

Rob Zombie
Producer

Malek Akkad
Producer

Andy Gould
Producer

Bob Weinstein
Executive Producer

Harvey Weinstein
Executive Producer

Matthew Stein
Executive Producer

Phil Parmet
Cinematographer

Glenn Garland
Film Editing

Tyler Bates
Original Music

Anthony Tremblay
Production Design

T.K. Kirkpatrick
Art Director

Lori Mazuer
Set Decoration

Mary E. McLeod
Costume Design

Monika Mikkelsen
Casting

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News & Interviews for Halloween

Audience Reviews for Halloween

• May 02, 2021

  I think this is the most personal movie Rob Zombie has ever made. Apparently when he got the nod to make this Halloween reboot, he reached out to John Carpenter for advice, and Carpenter told him "Make it your own." And I think that's exactly what he did. I know nothing about Rob Zombie beyond his awesome music and "grittier than dirt" horror movies. But Michael's "origin story" is the purest vision we've seen from Zombie with all the genre trappings stripped away. No cannibalistic "rejects," clowns, or witches. Just a searing over-the-top look at the making of one of film's most notorious serial killers. When I first watched Halloween in 2007 I didn't like it that much. I liked House of 1000 Corpses and The Devil's Rejects so was expecting a massively twisted rendition of Michael. Instead, a good chunk of the movie is a slow burn perspective of a surprisingly sympathetic pre-teen Michael. This is now my favorite part of the movie. And once we get to the actual "babysitter murders" sequences, it's much more of an homage to Carpenter's original than I would've expected, almost to a fault as it feels less personal to Zombie. It just feels too "conventional" -- something I would never attribute to a Rob Zombie movie. Zombie also needs more credit for his casting choices (other than the ubiquitous Sheri Moon Zombie). Tyler Mane is a BEAST as the elder Michael. And I love how Zombie brings back some of the horror legends into his movies -- Dee Wallace as Laurie Strode's mom, Danielle Harris as Annie, and Ken Foree as "Big Joe Grizzly" (the source of Michael's onesie).
  Mark B Super Reviewer
• 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

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