[quote name='crunchb3rry']I like the Rob Zombie Halloweens. Most people don't, but I appreciate the guy's love for the genre. He actually insisted on getting Carpenter's blessing before he even attempted putting the first movie out. The way I see it, the first two original Halloween movies were the only good ones, so many shitty sequels left a window so that Rob could reboot it and have a little wiggle room in regards to failure.
Defiance was cool, but the made for TV movie Uprising was a lot better. Try and check that out if you can.[/QUOTE]
I liked both of Zombies remakes, but far from loved them thanks to all the unneeded extra plot. Funny thing is that is pretty close to the same reason I dislike Carpenters Halloween. The first/original Halloween was just so freaking drawn out on the suspense end. Nothing happened like 70% of the movie, it was just Micheal following the girls around stalking them. It was less like a horror movie and more like some creepy peeping Tom through the majority of the movie. Now before anyone starts complaining it is what made the movie great, the build up and suspense vs the constant killing, realize I have heard this argument before. My issue with the movie is not that there is a serious lack of killing through most of the movie, but that nothing is done to really increase the suspense. Strangers is a good example of a movie that got suspense without killing someone every 5 mins right. I watched Strangers with a group of like 10 adults and after the movie was done and the 3 dogs at the house needed to go out NO ONE but me would go outside with them. Honestly even after I volunteered to go outside no one would go with me. For a movie that spends most of the movie without any big deaths THAT says something.