*ROB ZOMBIE'S HALLOWEEN* is an interesting take on the franchise for sure
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2022
- Continuing on for Halloween month we take a look at Rob Zombie's version of Halloween
I'm so ashamed of myself for not recognizing Brad Dourif
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“Michael calm down…calm down!” Had me in tears 😭😂 you girls are hilarious
Hahahahahah Michael's weird
I'm probably biased but i liked Rob's take on the series. I like that instead of making it a sequel, he just built it from the ground up and made it his own.
Agreed.
Same, Rob made it his way and it was dark and great. The 2009 movie is a different story
Rob forgot this was not a Texas Chainsaw Massacre film and decided to just go all out on unlikeable white trash characters as usual.
This is a rare movie where I think the remake and the original both stand on their own merits as unique and worthwhile takes on the same basic story. Another is The Shining. Stephen King's remake of this (which was produced as a miniseries back in the 80s or 90s, I think), is super creepy; different than Kubrick's but just as worth watching. Hint hint. I don't think I've seen any reactors do Stephen King's The Shining. Anyway, great reaction. All the best.
EXACTLY!
I love this version of Mike every bit as much as I do the original version. The 09 film gets a little nutty, but aside from the finale is a pretty good flick, but this one deserves to stand amongst the horror greats as truly showing the birth of a monster. People love to call this as unrealistic as the OG until they realize people like Andre the Giant never "worked out" a day in their life. Not many, but some individuals are blessed with natural strength like that, it isn't unreasonable to consider the fact that a six-and-a-half foot corn fed boy from the mid-west would have that kind of natural strength, especially when added to the fact that he's destined to become a sort of supernatural killing entity like in the OG films
If you guys didn’t know the sheriff Annie’s dad is Brad Douriff who does the voice Chucky.
We had no idea until we saw his name pop up in the end credits. I was like who was he in the movie and then Elizabeth said omg he was the sheriff. I'm so ashamed I didn't recognize him 😭
He also portrayed a character in One flew Over the Cuckoo's.
Billy.
@@thomasgriffiths6758 he was aslo a character where he was judged and mistaken as slasher murderer but he was actually a guy with a speech impediment who was trying to save a girl from another slasher murderer.
Who could forget him?
Fun fact. Rob Zombie Used the devils reject cast in this movie. Spaulding is the caretaker, Baby is Michaels mom, Otis and Mother Firefly plays a Parole Officer, Danny Trejo is a Janitor, and sheriff wydell plays Michaels step father. Those are the Main Characters in Devils Rejects and there is a few others.
I’ve noticed Zombie used a lot of the same cast in all his movies and tbh I dig all his movies. He should try and attempt another big movie like Devils Rejects
@@MichaelMyers-pj2uk He might
@@MichaelMyers-pj2uk Rob would be more at home making a new Texas Chainsaw film since thats the kind of horror flick he goes for.
The girl that played Annie in this one (Danielle Harris), played Jamie in Halloween 4 and 5.
The girl playing Annie in this one is Danielle Harris who played Jamie Lloyd in Halloween 4 and 5. And the blond lady guard at the hospital when Michael broke out was played by Leslie Easterbrook who's most known for playing Sgt. Callahan in the Police Academy movies.
Wasn't Leslie also in Devils Rejects?
@@mattschliemann9683 yes she was.
Yet no one recognizes little Jen-A as Judith Myers
@@jeffreymcmahon3627 I don't know who that is.
@@jssonstillwell3243 Jen-A from Gump, Forrest Gump?
"You can't afford my mom" LOL
Haha yeah that was definitely a good line from Elizabeth 🤣
Ohhh shiet hahahaha
What I didn't like about this version is, one the gore was way too much. Two by putting him in that dysfunctional family you can kind of see why he became a serial killer, whereas in the original movie, Michael was from a normal middle class family and no one was ever able to understand why this 6 year old would kill his sister. This version is just a kid in a messed up environment.
I also didn't like the way they portrayed Loomis in this one. It's probably an accurate portrayal of a modern psychologist, but Loomis was supposed to be the good to Michael's evil.
Yeah like I said in the video the original child Michael just doing it for no reason was way better than trying to give him this tragic backstory. The backstory was just so over the top (even though i know there are families like that out there but not needed for a Halloween movie) but the mystery behind it makes it scarier like he was just born to be evil.
I'm still mad about how Danny Trejo died lol
@@tashatipton2141 I agree with you on Danny Trejo. I kind of wish he had just knocked him out and put him in a cell.
Gore to much? Wtf hahaha, it’s a killer movie
@@Holahola-py5kw yeah except the sequel wasn't consistent
@@Holahola-py5kw It was way too gory. Halloween is about suspense and atmosphere, not blood and guts. Theres a reason the original is still a classic and the numerous sequels are mediocre at best. Rob would be more at home with a Texas Chainsaw film at that rate given his fetish with white trailer trash in all his movies.
I like this movie, even though the writing and dialog is a bit "creative" for the lack of a better word lol but I like how intense it is and the idea of Michael being a GIANT monster is pretty intimidating
It's a realisti birth to the unassuming monster which plagues the OG films. It's the Michael of the flesh before we meet the supernatural entity which is the Michael of the OG series
You have to love that Rob Zombie puts his wife in every one of his films, (like Robert Zemeckis it could be a fun game of “find my wife” but Zombie always makes her one of the leads.)
If y’all have not seen A Clockwork Orange you must, it is considered Malcolm McDowell’s career defining role. And when it comes to Rob Zombie, you’ve got to love the trilogy of House Of 1,000 Corpses, The Devil’s Rejects, & 3 From Hell, but I’d also recommend the Lords Of Salem.
“You’ve got to love them”? No. No one loves them. It’s one ok movie, for zombie, one bad movie and one absolutely garbage movie. It’s the worst trilogy in all of horror in the history of ever.
Tasha you have a great smile. Great reaction. Loved this because Michael being like 6'7 and a damn force of nature is amazing.
The second one it's even more gory and violent and savage in EVERY WAY POSSIBLE
At least the version you watched didn't have the rape scene (rob zombie film) the escape scene is different
Fr That was disgusting and unnecessary rape scenes are unnecessary in general but what would that have to do with him escaping any way?.
... It's definitely different, that's for sure... Michael looks like he plays guitar for a death metal band.
That's one thing I'll give Rob Zombie, that's what he would probably look like. It makes way less sense in the older ones when Michael's always clean-shaven and neatly groomed.
If you do watch RZ's Halloween 2, I feel like it has more emotional impact knowing that Danielle Harris (Annie) was the star of Halloween 4 and 5 as a little girl. I have watched quite a few of your reactions, but I can't remember if you watched those ones (4, 5, and 6). I am so glad that you watched the theatrical cut of this one (it is MUCH better than the unrated); however, I do recommend the unrated version of RZ's Halloween 2, but the theatrical is still fine.
I may be alone but I like this version. I love how the whole family is seen as dysfunctional. It further explains Micheals descent into madness. Him killing animals while cringe is also a real confession by many serial killers, Ted Bundy being one. The dad-thing- knows but doesn't care one bit. The sister is just not all there either. Mom is the only semi normal one but it is to much for her. And honestly I don't expect a kid who will kill his sister to play tag as a kid. In the beginning He has an almost childlike innocence but there are a few layers missing. There is Something creepy (even without knowledge about the animals) about him. It's little things like mom hugging him and him trying to accept it but he just can't fully. He's almost trying to be a normal kid at first but like fate is stopping him. While I don't understand how he morphed from child to Arnold Schwarzenegger x3 while in prison I also like that rendition of him. The original was very skinny for the most part. He looks intimidating and scary. As he should be. Intense yes. But I feel they gave it a good try. The 2nd one was not good for me but I stand by this one
Finally someone mentioning this!
“I prefer mystery Michael” thank you!
Hey Rob Zombie, you know what makes something really scary? Over explaining to death WHY something is scary (I hope my sarcasm translates well here)
rob zombies halloween is such a conflicting film for me. on one hand I love his approach on a brutal and monster like myers but on the other hand I cannot stand the trashy and vulgar dialogue. everyone just seems so unlikeable. the kills are great. it’s a mixed bag for me.
I could not make it past the first scene due to the vulgarity. And I grew up with a trashy, abusive step-dad so I've heard a lot of vulgarity. It seems like the goal here is to traumatize or upset the audience rather than draw them into a good story line.
@@tarakennedy707 I agree. The stepdad was too far. Making him a drunk and verbally abusive was bad enough, but when he started making perverted comments about Judith, that turned me off big time.
I agree. If he would have kept that unknown side to Michael of why did he snap and kill those people, it would have been so much better and even scarier. When they show him in a dysfunctional family and he's already showing signs of being a serial killer with killing dogs, cats and other small animals, it takes part of the scariness away because now he's just a messed up serial killer. In the original you never know why until the end of the Thorn trilogy.
But it’s real life people. I mean, he contrasted it it with Laurie’s family who was a sweet and clean American family. He’s showing that Michael came from a fucked up family, he did it well and realistically. The trashy element is his style, I like it. Nothing worse than a boring, uninteresting group of characters like in the 2018 version, I couldn’t have cared less about them.
@@jssonstillwell3243 Well that happens in real life, so
“She’s got a nice little pooper on her”. Rob Zombie dialogue. I’m also not a fan of making Michael someone you feel bad for.
Hahahahah
Michael has some sympathetic moments in the series like when he took off his mask for Jamie so she could she her uncle or his non-killing children.
A weird mix, having Rob Zombie reboot Halloween in his signature 'Hellbilly' style, but it made a surprisingly fun result.
His second Halloween movie gets a huge amount of hatred, but I really like it: he wasn't constrained by the plot of the original and just made the movie he wanted to. A lot of imperfections - like all of his movies - but a lot of great stuff in it too.
I enjoy his duology.
Part 2 was a complete mess.
Loved your guys' commentary! It was very entertaining and funny 😂can't wait to see your reaction to the sequel!
Thanks for the fun. You should look at watching The Ring with Naomi Watts. Was probably the most memorable horror of the early 2000s. Saw a couple of your older Texas Chainsaw vids and Elizabeth looks like 10 years younger now?! Good for her.
Thanks for the fun? All the did was complain about Michael Myers killing people…expecting he was gonna give the people flowers and dance with em.
There is also an unrated version but there isn't too much difference other than barely more graphic scenes and how Michael actually escapes. In this he escapes during a transfer but in the unrated version that new guy with Trejos character at 12:20 comes back with a friend and they rape a girl in Michaels room and taunt Michael as they do it. Its a pretty graphic rape scene so I can understand why they'd change it for the regular version.
Hate his Halloween movies but I'm stoked to watch you guys react to it 👍👍👍
I look forward to these videos so much! I can’t wait to see you three react to the second Rob Zombie Halloween! 🎃
Did they make the reaction?
As the old addage goes, there is always someone tougher than the bully.
I hated Laurie in this movie.
glad to see yall finallyy get to Rob's take.
a few things: Michael eats, his lunch was on the table when he killed the nurse.
Also, his intention as to escape and Ronnie was trying to cuff him an dtake him back to his room,
i dont get why anybody would expect Michael to just et hiself be put back in shackles,
because he was good to him lol
He's still a villain after all, you're not supposed to feel bad for him
Biggest problem:its not supposed to be like the original and
as far as backstory goes, the mystery was gone with Michael Myers
since Halloween 2 came out, its an unfair criticism against Zombie's take.
every sequel from 2 to Ressurection already developed a backstory
I normally like William Forsythe, but not in this. He did the scumbag thing a lot better in Out For Justice.
They played God Of Thunder at the beginning of this, so that was cool at least.
Lol love this one ,love when you guys get all squeamish and squirmy
I'm glad you enjoy our pain 🤣
The big guy in mask he also played sabretooth in first X-men film
I still find it weird Danielle Harris came back to the Halloween movies after doing
Halloween 4 and 5 when she was a kid.
I felt it when Michael killed Danny Trejo too, but you ask why? He was a friend, but Micheal in this film is a pure psychopath he kills because he does and that's all.
In the original his motivations are mysterious. Rob's film was different.
Actually, OG Michael`s a psychopath, this Michael`s called a psychopath but is more of a low-functioning sociopath.
Psychopaths are born without empathy, regard for the law or impulse control, however are extremely calculating and some of them can feign empathy when they need to. Sociopaths, on the other hand, start off with empathy but a harsh environment and adverse childhood experiences slowly chip away at that capacity.
You ladies are HILARIOUS!!
Love seeing your reactions to all these great horror movie's,Ladies
there is an alternate scene where Michael breaks out the sanitarium by killing the guy who was insulting his masks and talking bad about him.
His characters are always the same.. even in a Halloween film
love your reactions love you xxxx
This is hilarious beginning lol. Awesome dialogue in this lol. I don't see what's so bad about Judith lol. Don't need to kill her lol.
It's a nutty movie. But I always liked its insanity. The one in the yellow shirt is so gorgeous.
You three all said for Tommy to open the door for her completely oblivious to the fact she lead a serial killer to a house with two kids in it 👏👏👏
New subbie, I like your reaction, great quality amd voice and nice to watch.
I think the rob zombie films of Halloween aren't really acknowledged. Reactions to them are quite rare in all honesty but I love to see people's viewpoints on how they are different given their obscure nature and brutality you also see his homicidal tendencies turning him into a serial killer ultimately escaping the psychiatric facility to find laurie years later when she's already an adult. That's a pretty solid story if you ask me. and that's not Even going into Laurie and Annie's character development into the 2nd one
Rob zombies halloweens shouldn't even exist
It’s totally valid to feel bad for this version of kid Michael. But that doesn’t mean we support him for the decisions he made. I’ve seen comments on other reactors channels where they say something like “why would you feel bad for him, he killed a lot of people?” Although that’s true, us feeling bad for him doesn’t mean we support him or the decisions he made.
I always felt bad for Michael, especially when he called himself ugly, because I’ve been there and it just hits close to home. Michael didn’t deserve that childhood he had but I did NOT support him of the decisions he made.
Yoooooooo this remake was really good! I can’t say the same for the sequel though…
Y’all gotta check out The Blair Witch Project!😃😁
babys remember noises from when they were young, i have a theory that she screamed cause that was the noise from her childhood and she recognized it
the first time i saw this movie i was 15 years old this movie just came out and it was the first time i was introduce to Micheal .
Amusingly, I never felt sorry for this Michael. I mean, feels like he decided that one night " Man the candy corn taste awful... ok, Murdering time !" and he did.
I love horror movies!!!!!!! Side note, you should also try thrillers and suspense films, like SEVEN and the Shining
If you watch the sequel, make sure it’s the director’s cut (1h59m version)! The theatrical cut is an unfinished Weinstein mandated mess and really waters down its themes of PTSD
Yeah when I got this off of one of the streaming services i had no idea there were 2 versions. I watched the cinamasins video after we recorded this and I saw the rape scene. I was like hold up I don't remember that and I definitely would remember that happening so I googled it and that's how I discovered the 2 versions. I will make sure to get director's cut of the sequel! Thanks for the heads up! ❤️
Happy Halloween you three ladies.
Yayyyyy Halloween. Yayyyyy rob zombies Halloween! Lol yay love all these lol. Yayyyyy anything with Michael Myers is awesome lol. Yayyyyy love these movies and these reactions lol. Love this one delving into his backstory. They explained a bit but there's some mystery there like when did he start killing animals how he's being bullied. There's still mystique there like how he works how he gets so big probably the evil. Seems like in this whole franchise the evil grows in him making him bigger and stronger and unkillable lol. The more he kills the more damage he can take lol. Be better if he talked less in this or the bullies try to bully him and they get no reaction from him like in hospital in original one but I do like how he's more like regular people most people will talk or say something back or try to defend themselves when being bullied. They do a good mixture. Also you could wonder how much of this is a mask. Like he does all this stuff that's the real him but when he's taking to his mom or Loomis he's putting on s mask. I'm innocent feel sorry for me. That's what he wants from us and everyone feel sorry for me help me let me out lol. Michael like a bunch of people especially that guy in falling down or taxi driver he's had enough and won't take it anymore lol. Course now he's in prison or hospital lol or on the run or living in the woods or sewers or wherever lol. Even if they deserve it they as holes lol its not worth it. So many crimes happen in real life cause people can't just let stuff go lol. That's same in horror movies but that's why we watch these we cheer on the bad guys yeah take out that little brat kill that ashole but at certain point or by end were cheering for the protagonist to put the antagonist down lol. Come on Laurie or Loomis shoot him lol. Finish him lol. But there's no finishing Michael. You can kill Michael he is a man but the evil the shape in him is unstoppable. Either it'll keep healing him or bringing him back or it'll go into someone else. Infect someone else lol. You can never kill evil lol.
Where’s the young girl?
They kept saying in the original one that he wasn’t her brother but he was. If you watch the second one I think 1981 he did turn out to be her brother the entire time
Them being siblings in II was a retcon. In the original film they weren't. John Carpenter admitted he got drunk writing Halloween II's script and realised Laurie and Michael being related was a bad idea when he sobered up.
Love the reaction to this movie hope to see an reaction to The Mist
Elizabeth,
One of the characteristics our vision is based on is movement. If you are outside at night and someone is watching you but standing real still, they will blend into the background and you won't notice him. Plus Micheal was on a balcony and generally most people, unless they notice something don't look up regularly to notice their surroundings.
I agree and do understand those things, but from a “this is science” point of view lol. But from my point of view I don’t understand! I’m the exception to the rule, I know. Not only do I have ADHD, which makes me hyper aware of EVERYTHING because that’s how my brain is hardwired, but k have been “trained” to be hyper aware as well. From my father (I grew up just outside of DC in Alexandria VA), my super paranoid husband (love ya babe) and from being close friends with military families. One of my closest and dearest friends has taught SERE school several times and our dinner parties have been known to finish with a rowdy game of “how to escape hand restraints”!! (Which I rock at btw 🤣). I know I give the characters no mercy about not being aware of their surroundings but I really have a hard time understanding how they miss this crap 😂😂
@@elizabethnelson673 I too am trained in being aware of my surroundings with years not only in security but also in the armored car industry as well being a protection officer here in Florida. I too am hyper aware. I have even had friends say it's a little scary with how I notice many little details.
Alexandria? No Shit. I grew up on the opposite side of DC in Bowie, MD. I think you'll agree that visiting DC also makes one hyper aware or it should at least. lol
"How to escape hand restraints" can be a fun game in more ways than one. haha
As for characters in movies and tv, yeah in some cases I am the same way as not only is our eyes 180 degrees right to left but also about 150 degrees up and down and sometimes I truly wonder how they don't see something just off camera which would be 6 feet away from them. Or at least hear something because at night when our eye sight diminishes our hearing compensates. It's the same with motor vehicles. How many times have you watched a movie or tv show and you don't hear a helicopter until it is suddenly on screen? Gimme a break.
Can u react to halloween ends
Love the purple and black hair. It looks really good on you
Whats great is this being an origin story for Michael Myers.Weve seen Spiderman, Batman, Superman, Iron Man origin story...now the villain finally gets his own. Haha this movie is also brutal af tbh.
Actually if the knife was long enough and he stabbed underneath the rib cage, it could hold the body up. A chefs knife isn’t slicing through bone that easily. Not when doctors have to use saws and a tools to pry the rib cage open. The only part of this movie I like is the very last half when adult Michael shows back up to Haddonfield. The back story was just stupid and the white trash theme was a cliche.
This is the Strongest Michael Myers
not the type to thirst. but Tasha looking good! 😍. but good reaction ladies!
Good review.
#missEmma
very cool! horror for the rest of the year sound great!! i like the rob zombie ones, the settings feel more realistic. if you get a chance check out Maniac (1980). my favorite slasher film!!
Tyler Mane is my favorite Michael Myers. He’s the scariest and most sadistic of all the Michaels.
I remember seeing the original at the Drive-in in 78 , not a big fan of slasher movies although we went to see all of them back then , remember “Happy Birthday to me”? That was a good one me and my wife saw at the theater, anyway I thought this version was pretty good, thanks again y’all!
Imagine if his sister just took him trick or treating. 🤔🤔
Judith Myers (older sister) = Young Jenny in Forrest Gump
Redhead bully killed in the woods = Spy Kid
Micheal's mom = Rob Zombie's wife
Annie = Micheal's niece in movies 4 and 5.
Nurse = Ginger Grant (Gilligan's Island)
Sheriff Brackett = Grima Wormtoungue
Don't know if you recognized him, but the gun shop owner selling Loomis the gun was Mickey Dolenz of The Monkees.
you guys should watch rob zombie 2 halloween
Awesome reaction ladies
TASHA: I feel like he literally stabbed a nurse with a fork.
ME: Yeah? Well John Wick killed multiple people with a pencil. So there.
I like how Zombie explored the weird complex Michael had with Judith and Laurie. Was he sexually attracted to them? Was he being protective? I appreciate how open-ended it was and the original barely scratched the surface of that.
I also like the symbolism with the masks and how Michael’s self-loathing led him to hide his face.
But Jesus, Rob needs to hire someone to write his dialogue. He seems to think that obscenity can make his characters likable and relatable. Call me deluded, but I’m pretty sure suburban teenage girls don’t act and talk like crack whores.
Not the sexually?☠️
@@Lau..lmao
You're watching the Theatrical Cut. Haven't seen that version since 2007. Bought the Director's Cut DVD, not thinking much of it at the time. Yikes.
Tasha the pain is all over your face for this movie
Omg I know 🤣
The gore was a little heavy on this one and the fact the most brutal deaths were the people who didn't deserve it
I do appreciate that Rob Zombie tried to do something different and not just do a carbon copy of the original but I really hated him trying to make us feel bad for Michael by giving him a horrible backstory instead of him just being evil for no reason which is how Michael should be in my opinion
Love this reaction
I like to pretend the rob zombi Halloweens don't exist
Just to let you know to the step dad when he’s slit his throat he stabbed her dad in the face multiple of times
thank you for making up your minds on your own and not be mindless robot hate trend followers. Rob Zombie's Halloween is an amazing film way better then this Halloween mess we got recently. If you try to compare these movies to Halloween 78 there is no comparision. Both are very different films with different flaws.
I'm on the fence with this one. I do like it and I'll watch it occasionally but I personally think the whole backstory with Michael's childhood was a mistake. It kinda turned him into a cliche. "Oh he turned evil because his home life sucked." Took away the mystery and some of the other sequels are guilty of this too. That's why I liked this newer timeline because Michael went back to being an evil, cruel person. Like he was in the original. He killed his older sister just because. He was obsessed with Laurie just because. The randomness made it creepier. This is just my personal opinion though.
Yeah I agree. I like that Rob Zombie tried to do something original and not just make a carbon copy. Michael as an adult is scary as hell and I like how fast paced his movements are compared to the original but yeah I really hate that he tried to make you feel sorry for Michael with the horrible home life. The original with him being evil for no reason is so much better. When they had that normal ass kid holding the knife it was like damn!
Rob Zombie Halloween too
Omg the rob zombies was violent and he was super tall
better den halloween ends
Michael, in any adaptation, is the personification of pure evil. Thats the point of the original, and the adaptations, how is that not realized?
Hahaha! Tasha the look on your face and the way you were shaking your head when he kiled Danny Trejo 😂😂😂
Rob Zombies Halloween movies in my opinion are the worst in the franchise I've been a huge fan of this franchise since I was kid his first Halloween movie was the first movie I walked out on cuz it was so bad rented his second one and that one was even worse but that's just my opinion hope you guys enjoy what you enjoy
Did you guys watch the "extended cut" because the one I got doesn't have curtin scenes that I don't remember, cause the one I got she didn't kill michael at the end
Very underated
Loved it! Please react to rob zombies halloween 2 next from 2009 it's even more gory !
That one is definitely coming
I'm mentally preparing now 🤣
the beginning of this movie had me crying laughing like wtf wrong with these ppl 😭
Oh no there's really people like this and I had to turn it off.
That's one reason I don't like this version, you aren't supposed to side with Michael Myers, he's the embodiment of evil. These characters deserved it lol
@@tarakennedy707 it’s kinda realistic I mean not every single people on earth are nice and good people some people are absolute insufferable dipshits
This is my favourite halloween movie and always will be. Tyler mane was such a good michael he brings so much realism and intensity. You should watch the 2009 sequel to this movie its even more Gory.
Maybe he was ok but when Danny tried to put the cuffs on him he was like he'll no that pissed him off he like you were good to me putting those cuffs on me all these years those cuffs probably triggered him and he's like yep you gotta die lol
Don't confuse coincidence for fate lol. Fate brought Laurie to Michael lol. He was your friend. He don't have friends. He uses people and drops them. Michael is dic but still awesome lol.
Do y'all prefer this or Carpenters version?
They're all derelicts. I enjoyed this retelling, but everyone in that town needed to be in prison or in some kind of an asylum, including the law enforcement. Not a stable personality in the whole bunch.
I really enjoy Rob Zombies version, it doesn’t change the original or effect it in any way for me and I think his Michael very scary and I love great gore in horror. I also don’t mind the dialogue which a lot of people hate in his movies but I love dark humour so I like it 🤣
i’d say one of the only things i hate is the scene where michael escape from the hospital…the one version is michael killinhg like 4 guards, and the other is SA and i hate itttt like why rob