ROTTEN TOMATOES: Villainy On Display for "Halloween" and "Caspian"

Villainy On Display for "Halloween" and "Caspian"

by Scott Weinberg | February 27, 2007

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Probably the last time you'll ever see a news story that combines tidbits from Rob Zombie's "Halloween" and the sequel to "Narnia," but what the heck...

#1. Anyone who wants to see what the new version of Michael Meyers looks like, you can visit the official MySpace site or just pop over to Mania.com. Looks a lot like the original Mike to me, only this one has Tyler Mane under the mask. (It was Nick Castle in the original, by the way.)

#2. Italian actor Pierfrancesco Favino has been cast as the villainous leader of the Telmarine army in "The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian." American movie fans might recall the guy from his performance as Christopher Columbus in "Night at the Museum." (Sorry to say I do not.)

Sources: IGN Movies, Mania.com

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narcissusbleh writes:
on Feb 27 2007 08:30 AM

[b]coool.[/b]
Michael Myers looks badass. Definitely, out of all the masks used in the sequels, this one looks the most like the original. Not too crazy about the rips and burns in the mask, but eh. I'm getting more excited about this movie every day.

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MarkMortimer writes:
on Feb 27 2007 09:41 AM

Oh! a new version of the Myers mask, how interesting.zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

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Vicens17 writes:
on Feb 27 2007 12:30 PM

The rips and burns might be on his mask because of an aftermath in the movie.

He looks awesome.

Its Michael Myers on roids.

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bsideleau writes:
on Feb 27 2007 12:59 PM

Looks dumb.....he looks like Leatherface, not Michael Meyers. Last I recall he isn't supposed to be this hulking beast...nor is he supposed to look like he was just run over by a semi. He was originally lean, clean and scary.

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killermonkey8822 writes:
on Feb 27 2007 05:42 PM

i don't know how i feel about a halloween remake i didn't even know how i felt about a sequel

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bobtom writes:
on Feb 28 2007 12:37 AM

All the sequels suck. Halloween 2 n h2o were the only somewhat decent sequels. I think reinvnenting friday the 13th would be more fit for zombie, but maybe he can do something with this.

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gratefuldawg writes:
on Feb 28 2007 01:47 PM

Eh, its alright. But it needs to actually terrorize the audience and not just try to disgust like this recent downward trend in horrror films.

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