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Dimanche, juillet 25th, 2010
The current Halloween is a classic and will in my book always receive a five star rating. Recently there has been a titanic deal of remakes that were flops and catered to the teeny bopper crowd such as, The Fog, The Omen, Dim Water, etc. However there has been only two remakes that I notion were diserving of our attenion, one being the remake of The Hills Have Eyes, and Halloween.
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What I liked about the remake was it gave us something new to work with. In the unique Halloween we never really knew why Michael was dreadful, in this remake, the first thirty minutes or so expore the childhood of Michael Myers. People say that the dialog concerning Michael’s family was putrid. Trust me, I have seen broken homes and Mr. Zombie gives us exactly what you would question from a trashy family.
Besides satisfying my curiosity of Michael’s childhood, I found this to be similar in many cases to the unique, but at the same time the material was quite new with current chills and scares. Zombie took a masterpiece and reminded us why it is called a masterpiece. He accomplished a mammoth job capturing a 70’s sight and theme, and did a enormous musical gain as well. This is possibly the best anxiety remake that I’ve ever seen.
I don’t know why everyone is bashing this film, but I am a die-hard fan of the Halloween movies and the terror genre, and I concept this movie was a nice remake to the best and new Carpenter film. It’s certainly more curious than the crappy sequels that previously came out, and this film sets a more serious and unusual harsh reality of what it could be like if this happened today. Carpenter’s unique film took station in 1978, so I found it to be a nice homage for Zombie to open the origins of young Michael Myers in 1978. For the first time, we actually pick up to peer what kind of family and childhood that Michael grew up in, which explains so distinguished to his psychotic condition. As a child, Michael’s facsination with torturing and killing innocent animals presents an honest profile for such a future serial killer. This film actually has some explanations leisurely it, which is vacant in all other Halloween films. Zombie’s direction is rough and gritty, but certainly adds to the atmosphere and chilling fable — my heart was pounding when young Michael was slaying his sister and her boyfriend. As for Zombie using the same cast as his other films, it’s really no different than what Carpenter did either (How many Carpenter films was Jamie Lee Curtis, Tom Atkins, Charles Cyphers, Donald Pleasence, Nancy Loomis, and Adrienne Barbeau were in? I can count at least 3) . I’ve seen the recent film about a thousand times, and Zombie’s remake can never replace Carpenter’s classic, but this film is worth the danger and respect. I’m looking forward to the Unrated DVD version, which will have a lot of scenes restored that was nick from the theatrical release.
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