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The early 2000s have seen a string of big-budget remakes of classic horror films. In addition to THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE and THE HILLS HAVE EYES, John Carpenter's benchmark slasher flick HALLOWEEN has been given a new-millennial overhaul. At the helm of the project sits rocker Rob Zombie, whose previous films, HOUSE OF 1,000 CORPSES and THE DEVIL'S REJECTS, brought a fan's touch and an auteur's vision to the director's chair. While Zombie's HALLOWEEN is faithful to Carpenter's vision, there are some obvious changes, the most pronounced of these being the substantial focus on Michael Myers's childhood. The film posits Michael (played by a creepily vacant Daeg Faerch) as a troubled child made all the worse by a horrible home life--wonderfully illustrated via William Forsythe's performance as Deborah Myers's boyfriend--and constant abuse at school. Zombie paints Michael's pain with palpable grit and sleaze, but he isn't out to put our culture on the couch--he simply wants to show Michael killing his family. With the exception of Michael's therapy sessions while incarcerated, the film, post-massacre, stays loyal to the original.
Zombie's film is clearly the work of a filmmaker who knows and loves the genre. The director's signature is stamped all over HALLOWEEN (most notably in the use of grainy home movie footage and a smokin' classic rock soundtrack), although remnants of Carpenter's brilliant original still remain. When it comes to remakes, it's hard to ask for much more.

Film/TV Title
Halloween
Actor
Brad Dourif, Tyler Mane, William Forsythe, Sheri Moon, Danielle Harris, Malcolm McDowell
Director
Rob Zombie
Format
DVD
Release Year
2008
Language
English
Features
Widescreen
Franchise
Halloween
Aspect Ratio
16:9 Anamorphic Wide Screen
Genre
Horror/Occult, General
Run Time
106 Mins

Certificate
18
Number of Discs
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States of America
Reviews
Entertainment Weekly - Zombie's version offers an extended prologue that fills in the formative days of Myers' psychosis, BBC - Zombie may not be able to match the stalk 'n' menace of Carpenter's steadicam original, but when the Big Z's knife hits the right groove, he cuts to the dark heart of the Myers legend, Total Film - It's relentlessly malevolent... Zombie's production design laces it with a truly nasty edge
Consumer Advice
Contains strong bloody violence and horror
Movie/TV Title
Halloween
Sound source
Dolby Digital
Screenwriter
Rob Zombie, Debra Hill, John Carpenter