This movie is the proof that the world is becoming a sick and dumb place

People are voting emotionally.

just watch it!

I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Worse than the first one for sure. Rob Zombie completely destroys Michael Myers and the Halloween storyline in his 2009 sequel to his remake of Halloween back in 2007. Total garbage and if I had known what this movie was going to be, I would've never bought it on DVD. I was fourteen at the time of its' release, I feel pretty stupid the fact that I gave Rob Zombie money. Stay clear of this one at all costs, you'll end up wasting time, when you could've seen a film worth your time. I hate everything about this movie, there's one scene that's more suited for a heavy metal music video than a motion picture. I didn't like the fact that Zombie dressed him up in a hood. He makes Michael Myers have more of a human personality in this one. The film is terrible from beginning to the end. The shooting style is to gritty, a graphic blood bath. Once again Rob Zombie goes over the top with blood and guts, much worse than his 2007 remake, to try to scare his audience. I'm a huge fan of his music, After I saw the trailer for his newer film, 31, I can definitely say, Zombie, you're not the filmmaking type, it's either two options, 1. Take filmmaking classes or 2. Stop making movies and leave it to the filmmakers who know what they're doing. Sorry everybody, it's just sad to see everyone waste their money on this piece of trash he calls an amazing horror film. Also note that Rob Zombie's visions of creative art form, arent's working for him in his movies.For an overall rating I give Halloween II (2009)A 1/2 star.

I've been tortured with these awful horror movie sequels lately. I was at least hoping that with Halloween/Slasher Month over a long time ago, I could avoid these stupid movies. The version I saw happened to be the longest slasher movie ever made and boy, did it feel like it! There's twenty minutes that are a dream meaning they're completely pointless in this already long movie. This movie is mostly just Michael Myers with a beard killing random people before confronting Laurie. Sometimes he wears his mask and sometimes he doesn't and I have no clue why.This is the only time where he says something as an adult ("Die!"). Laurie is so obnoxious in this movie and just yells over and over. There's tons of gratuitous swearing and nudity (at least in the unrated edition I saw). It's just an excuse to show more gore galore. Weird Al Yankovic appears briefly in the film giving it the only good moments. I guess it's not as bad as "Leprechaun In The Hood" or "The Final Destination" but it's still terrible. *1/2

Halloween might have pissed off a few Halloween fans but considering the great success at the box office, a sequel was then put into development for 2009 and then we got Halloween II..wow. Halloween II I never actually really watched until last week along with the remake..two pretty different films. I honestly really enjoyed the first Halloween film and then we got this. Halloween 2 when I think about it was really different to the first film, the film had things I liked..and things I did'nt like, lets just get the bads out of the way now. The dream sequences in this film were fucking awful and I hated them so much, I know in ways Halloween 2 actually tried to remake the original 1981 film which also featured one or two dream sequences but this film had way too many and I felt like I was watching some sort of fucked up Marilyn Manson music video, I also felt like after Laurie shot Myers in the face, literally, I don't really think this was necessary, it just felt like a money milking scheme to punish you. Goods; the acting, the acting in this film is really good from Scout Taylor Compton as Laurie and of course Danielle Harris as Annie from the Halloween remake and the original two Halloween's, 4 and 5. Overall, Halloween 2 is ok, but suffers from a bit too much stuff we did not need, at all.

Malcolm McDowell, Sheri Moon Zombie, Scout Taylor-Compton, Tyler Mane, Danielle Harris and Brad Dourif star in Rob Zombie's 2009 horror sequel. This sequel picks up a year later and Laurie Strode (Compton) is trying to get past the horrific, Halloween events with killer, Michael Myers (Mane) who is assumed dead. Meanwhile, Sam Loomis (McDowell) is promoting his new book depicting Michael Myers and the identity of Michael's sister which ticks some people off, like Sheriff Brackett (Dourif). Soon, Laurie discovers that she's Michael's baby sister, Angel and Michael returns for another Halloween reunion. Zombie's wife, Sheri appears as a ghost version of Michael's mother, Deborah haunting Laurie and Harris also reprises her role as Annie Brackett. This is a strange, tense horror sequel that's a step down from the first film. I'd probably only view it once if you're into horror/slasher flicks.