Rob Zombie, the man who brought us House of 1000 Corpses and the sequel, The Devils Rejects. One thing the two films do have in common, they are extremely disturbing, containing black humor and a fun two hours. The one thing that Halloween does is sets up the first 45 minutes for the back story of Micheal. Micheal as a kid. This is the films highlight section. It gives us some extremely graphic on screen kills and we finally find out the truth behind the psychopath.
The next hour though, reminds me of every other horror movie I have ever seen. It has your regular teenage girls which love to take off their tops and get high and drunk at anytime they wish to. Of course Micheal follows them until he can finally mutilate them in the most sickest way possible. Of course, every girl but one takes off their tops. The movie is really gory and disgusting. It doesn't focus on blood spray and splatter, but more on the way of death. Which is one of the highlights of the movie. The music was revamped up from the original, of course remastered from Rob Zombie. It sounds great and creepy.
The bottom line is that this is an OK remake. It wasn't as good as I proposed it to be, but it filled a lot of my expectations.
The next hour though, reminds me of every other horror movie I have ever seen. It has your regular teenage girls which love to take off their tops and get high and drunk at anytime they wish to. Of course Micheal follows them until he can finally mutilate them in the most sickest way possible. Of course, every girl but one takes off their tops. The movie is really gory and disgusting. It doesn't focus on blood spray and splatter, but more on the way of death. Which is one of the highlights of the movie. The music was revamped up from the original, of course remastered from Rob Zombie. It sounds great and creepy.
The bottom line is that this is an OK remake. It wasn't as good as I proposed it to be, but it filled a lot of my expectations.