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HALLOWEEN 2007  

Find out who's directing the film, who's playing Michael Myers, find out what you need to know before you go to see this remake.

Halloween Fans wait for new movie

Funny, interesting and useless facts from our favorite and maybe not so favorite horror movies!

"Halloween" has reached such a high level of praise in the ever growing pantheon of movies that it will never be topped by anyone. All the same, it will really be interesting to see Rob Zombie try.

The wait is over horror movies fans. Rob Zombies Halloween has finally hit theatres. Interested in finding out if it bested the original? Read on to hear my opinion.

Some movies have great scary moments like that moment in Bunuel's UN CHIEN ANDALOU when the razor comes across the woman's eye just as the cloud passes over the moon;

The Halloween remake, directed by shock rocker Rob Zombie is going through some re-shoots. According to Bloody Disgusting, for 7 days in LA, Rob Zombie filmed re-shoots for his remake of the classic John Carpenter Horror flick.

Screams of lost teenagers scampering through deserted little towns complete with the usual "let's split up" antics, but something about Rob Zombie's horror movies rings truer, sicker, more terrifying and definitely more unique.

Halloween is closing in and a lot of people out there are terrified of horror movies and hate the Halloween holiday because of those movies everywhere on television. Here are some stepping stones to surpass being a chicken.

Despite its flaws, Rob Zombie does manage to take Halloween and has made it his own. It succeeds in going beyond your typical horror movie.

Rob Zombie's "remake" of the John Carpenter classic, Halloween, is just another piece of gore strewn, pop psychology propaganda trying to prove monsters are made, not born. Looking for horror? Rent the original.

A review of Rob Zombie's remake of Halloween. The 1978 Horror film was originally directed by John Carpenter and starred Jamie Lee Curtis.

I'm a wimp when it comes to horror movies. Here's a list of the top ten horror flicks for people like me.

Not long ago someone asked me to publish of a list of my favorite horror movies. I love horror movies, but these are some of my favorites.

As far as remakes go, Rob Zombie's Halloween is a success. However, it attempts to define the why of evil and this is where it fails. Pure evil needs little to no definition in horror!

Let's give Rob Zombie's Halloween remake a chance.

Review of the remake of the movie, The Fog (2005).

Despite its flaws, I still enjoyed "Halloween II" on its own. Yes, it is a retread of the original, but what else are you gonna do with this character? Have him win the Nobel Peace Prize? Don't you remember? Evil never dies!

Movie review of Rob Zombie's attempt to shed new light on a tale that we already know so well. Did he succeed?

A review of Halloween (2007, Rob Zombie's remake of John Carpenter's 1978 cult classic.

On Labor Day some friends and I went to see Rob Zombie's remake of the horror movie classic Halloween. Certainly not a great movie but better than most horror movies that have come out in the last 20 years. It got me thinking about horror movies in general.

What Horror movies and pornography have in common is a virulent hatred of women. Disturbingly, these misogynistic fantasies of violence are shown in movie theaters every day as PG-rated entertainment the entire family can enjoy.

To anyone out there who doubts they can still be scared by a movie I would like to suggest a test. If you haven't seen "Halloween" or it's been a long time, sit down one night when you are alone, turn out the lights and put the movie on.

This article reviews, and lists, the best that classic horror movies have to offer. Take a few Saturday nights and enjoy a horror movie classic. Don't forget to scream!

This is part of my series of poems about Halloween and October.

The horror genre is filled with movies that are gruesome and gory that leave us with the uneasy feeling that monsters lie just beneath our sheets and that zombies will one day roam the earth; but is that their sole purpose?

Who is the scariest horror movie villain of all time? Michael Myers? Freddy Kreuger? Jason Vorhees? This article gives a brief background on the most prolific horror movie icons of all time. You decide for yourself.

An interview with the Indie filmmaker behind the movie The Grand Horror

Of all the horror movies out there today, very few actually make the cut for what can be considered a great scary movie. However, there are some rare exceptions that have actually made a lasting impression.

The horror movie industry has taken a turn that has, in my opinion, taken all of the fun out of horror movies. When did torture become fun?

Article on the Evolution of a Horror Fan

Anyone who is a fan of horror movies knows the "formula". There's the villain - a monster, human or otherwise, who just wants to kill as many people as possible in a variety of ways - the grosser the better. So why are most of the characters white?

Rocker turned film maker Rob Zombie to remake a classic.

An article discussing the top horror movies released during 2007

Lately horror movies have become less tolerable to watch than a hatchet in the eye. Here are highlights of Hollywood's most egregious errors in the genre.

Review on the latest Rob Zombie film...

After two successful romps behind the lens with "House of 1,000 Corpses" and "The Devil's Rejects", Rob Zombie is only months away from releasing his much-anticipated version of the 1978 classic, "Halloween".

Some will say Rob Zombie butchered a classic, others will say the new Halloween is an aggressive update for a new generation.

Sprocket of the Anvil & Sprocket presents his picks for the top 5 underrated sequels to horror movies - just in time for the Halloween season!

Recently in Hollywood there has been a trend of taking Japanese horror films and remaking them for an American audience. Japanese horror films have repeatedly shown they are more innovative and are more scary then recent Hollywood horror films.

A film review of "Halloween" (2007)

Rob Zombie reimagines this horror classic, putting his stamp on the Halloween story. There are stabbings, bludgeoning, and general mayhem.

Review of 1978 John Carpenter's Classic Slasher, Halloween.

After years of careful study of classic movies and pop culture, rising director Rob Zombie brings his outlook to his movies, the latest being the remake of the 1978 classic horror flick, "Halloween."

These little "factoids" about the original Halloween are quite interesting.

The following is Part IV of guidelines to surviving a horror movie. Be safe! (Note: these tips are purely for entertainment purposes only.)

If you and your friends regularly have movie night, or you just want to get out of the house to watch a wonderfully creepy horror movie, I have what you are looking for.

The trend and abundance of horror movies and their sequels have caused the overall lack of recognition and quality of the horror genre.

A look at the current rise in popularity of horror movies

Listed in no particular order, this article speaks to the 5 best horror films of all time. Since it is so difficult to get this genre right, the list is small.

A review of the new version of the old classic

Trivia and little known facts about Rob Zombie's Halloween.

I was excited to hear that this movie was being made as I am a huge horror movie fan and enjoyed Rob Zombie's work on "The Devil's Rejects".

The original Halloween, filmed in 1978, scared audiences worldwide. In 2007, writer/director/producer Rob Zombie attempted a remake of the classic chiller. Did he succeed?

Rob Zombie's "reinvention" feels more like the director had a few ideas about the Myers back-story that he wanted to take a stab at, and then used a Cliffs Notes version of the 1978 original to fill in the rest. It's a shame, because the film had potential.

Forget trick or treaters, candy and jack-o-lanterns. It's about the MOVIES, man!

My top ten picks for the best movies of 2007, as well as some honorable mentions.

Looking for a great film this Halloween season but tired of the same old "scary movie?" Here are some smart, stylish films to enjoy on Halloween night.

Lately, it seems more and more movies coming out of Tinseltown are re-runs. The same old plots featuring brand-new sets and young, fresh-faced actors, but the public isn't fooled. Why so many remakes lately, movie makers?

I'm obsessed with Halloween. I figure my readers should know what creatures on film to watch out for this Halloween.

Rob's Halloween explores the young life of Michael Myers, we come to learn how Michael was treated as a child and who he loved best.

Want to have a say in which horror movies make it on the list? Read the article to find out how.

Horror movies, no matter what their sub-genre, budget or message, play on our fear of death. Awareness of our own mortality is both our gift and our curse.

Review of 1982 John Carpenter Cult Horror, The Thing

A discussion on PG-13 rated horror movies.

The kids will probably love Freaky Friday while the parents will be able to tolerate it.

There has been an ongoing "discussion" in my household as to whether or not watching horror movies has a lasting affect on one's psyche. This got me thinking.....does being a fan of horror flicks mean I'm some kind of sicko?

An article about the use of gore in horror films.

Why is Hollywood looking to Japan for horror movie influence?

Horror movies have continued to disapoint and befuddle viewers and there seems no end in site. Hopefully someone will get back to some good old fashioned filmaking and make some great movies.

Alright, so I knew that Rob Zombie was some sort of sick perverted freak after watching The Devil's Rejects, and House of 1000 Corpses. I thought though that when he re-made Halloween the dude would do it with some class and dignity to satisfy the fans of the classic

Most people only know Rob Zombie as a heavy metal artist and a new Hollywood director. The fact is Rob Zombie has built an entertainment empire that will allow him to become one of the biggest names in the world.

Horror Movies have long been a part of America's Pop Culture, and the opinions will vary wildly on this list. For the purposes of this article, I am going not for the best horror movies of all, but the scariest of all.

I'll let you in on a little secret...what horror movies to see!

Discover these little known scary movies. Like Nazi Zombies(Shock Waves)? How about crazed Siamese twin brothers(Basket Case)? Check out some horror movies you may never have heard of before, but should love.

Horror movies depend on four elements for success, four elements that every person innately fears.

The following tips will help horror movie fans plan a scary New Year's Eve party. Add a new angle to your annual New Year's gatherings with a celebration of classic horror movies.

These days, Hollywood tries to recreate many original horror films that proved successful in overseas industries. But these films are comparable at best, and hardly ever stay completely true to their foreign counterparts. So let's compare, shall we?

A 20th-century Frankenstein story with far more horror than blood.

No nation rivals ours in producing graphic slasher flicks, targeting teens. But subtle these movies aren't. And come Halloween time, we adults may crave just that-more subtle, grown-up horror. To find it, we need to move beyond our borders.

Horror film fans and filmmakers alike are supporters of Fangoria. It is the ultimate movie publication that is completely dedicated to this genre. This magazine features news, reviews and events that horror filmmakers would love to read about.

Jaws... Open Water... Shark movies that put fear in our heart just at the thought of the titles. Why are they so scary?

10 of the most buzz worthy movies you'll want to know about this summer season previewed

How do these movies stack up against good ones? They don't.

The films that make us turn on the lights when we find ourselves in the dark.

Are there any truly scary horror movies being made any more? Lately I haven't seen a movie that truly scared me to the point were I couldn't get the creeps to go away when I went to bed.

Spend your Halloween catching up on great horror movies instead of watching movies that simply try to out-gore each other.

The Music Box Theater in Chicago presented its second annual Music Box Massacre over the weekend of October 14-15.

Everyone likes a good horror movie...but what about those who don't?

The Wyoming Department of Health has launched a methamphetamine awareness campaign with television ads that resemble horror movies.

I thought the only way to do this is to start over. I hate to use this word but a re-imagining was the only way to go. In the past I've hated the idea of this, but then I thought what a close minded way to think.

Take a thesis from some horror fan in England and add a healthy dose of too much time spent reading women's magazines in America. What've you got? What your choice in horror movies tells other people about your personality.

Debate all you want, these are my favorites.

I do know that if you like smart horror movies instead of dumb ones you will most likely like Vacancy.

Your favorite horror fan's holiday will be full of cheer when you pick a gift from this list. Whether they prefer movies, books or video games, this list is sure to please.

Review of the horror movie, Dead Silence (2007)

Horror Films scare us most often because they convince