Among all the mask-wearing undead psychopaths in the history of horror film, Michael Myers is always my favorite one. The legend begins when the little boy puts on the mask, picks up the sharp knife, and kills for the first time. There is always something fascinating about that blank, emotionless white mask. It is that emptiness and blankness haunt me, but also allure me to wanna get closer, close enough to grab it and see who is truely behind.
That being said, you should understand as a hard-core horror movie fan who has watched all the previous Halloween movies, there is no reason for me not to greet dear old Mike Myers one more time.
As a matter of fact, director Rob Zombie isn't really my cup of tea. So naturally I didn't really expect to see anything extraordinary in this one. Then the movie proved my instincts were right again. Just to name a few: First of all, you can't really justify Michael Myers' bloody rampage by giving him a stripper mother and an alchoholic father. What's so interesting and so scary about Myers is that he kills for no reason and he will continue killing; Second of all, making Michael Myers unrealisticly tall is kind of unnecessary. Focusing more on his body language would be more effective than just creating a bear-like monstrous guy; Third, the horror should be brought within you, not be forcing upon you from outside. All the excessive bloody scenes do not push the story moving forward in a creative way but make it cliche.
I know this is an old concept that has been brought into life many times, but is there really nothing interesting a filmmaker can do? Well, I can't deny all of Zombie's efforts. Now a few things I actually liked: there is a scene in which the young Myers kills his classmate in a deserted forrest. The pace and tempo of this series of shots are well-controlled and powerfully reveal how violent a human being can possibly be. I also like Mike Myers wearing a leather mask ratger than a plastic one. The material helps contribute a feeling of primitive cruelty that only exists in the body of a beast. After seeing so many different versions about this character, I've already considered him as an animal, an animal larger than life.
So Michael Myers never dies. It is definitely not one filmmaker's calls to say "Ok, this is the end. Let him die this time." The fun of watching this genre of movies is that you never know what he can possibly do next time. It is a figure that never ages, never fails, and always bounce back. Realistic? Of course not. But who cares about reality when they are watching a horror movie!!
蛮好的!
除了杀人还是杀人 也没分析原因 没头没脑的
有個stripper的媽媽不重要,重要的不要有個人渣的爹~
罗布·赞比拍变态心理和砍杀戏其实比卡朋特的好看多了。前半部分就很不错,后半部分自己发挥太少了。看麦克道威尔演戏是一种享受~
无语,一恐怖片拍俩小时,还没前戏没高潮的
基本老套
这部翻拍第一部的重启作把剧情重心放在迈尔斯身上,用了近40分钟来讲述他的身世,充满问题的原生家庭和他天生的反人类人格,这些是过去任何一部都没写过的,算是填补了空白部分,看得出来导演挺有心的,但我不喜欢这些内容,我觉得这些破坏了迈尔斯以往的神秘感。后面的杀人部分则是完全不如老版第一部,太过简单粗暴了,老版那种缓慢的铺垫杀人过程,把氛围塑造得让人不寒而栗,而现在的观众都习惯快节奏的杀人魔电影,改动只能算是顺应时代变化吧,毕竟老版的追逐戏放现在的确太过笨拙
总体感觉一般。
罗布·赞比重新揭幕“月光光心慌慌”系列,翻拍约翰·卡朋特的恐怖经典,马尔科姆·麦克道威尔的参演是个亮点。少年迈克尔的死亡名单里,多了他的恶棍父亲,妹妹洛莉变成了典型的美国派,影片也变得更B级、更血腥了。
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殺的人是夠多了,可是怎麽一點也不血腥啊,真不給力。
僵尸哥真是迷恋病态的家庭关系和扭曲的犯罪心理诠释,但是这一切真的不属于《万圣节》系列,麦克迈尔斯最大的魅力就是他不论是外在还是内里都具有的一种极其让人战栗的神秘感,并不需要被解释。
zombie这片你败了。。。
打分完全是因为Rob Zombies 其实还行吧也就 不是太好看
怎么能让一个小胖子来演迈克尔,这次改编实在太烂了~女主角演得就像个白痴~
迈家小魔初长成
还挺爱看的 因为不太吓人 典型美国式恐怖 MS还偏向于惊悚
私以为对Laurie和MM的选角很失败。延用了John Carpenter的经典配乐但电影不是一个味(虽然这是remake容易被诟病的地方但新风格并不能算是缺点),最大的问题是无趣。
心理动因挖掘不够深入不足以令观众产生太大同情心,也就真心鄙视其后来的杀戮行为。
杀的爽。