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Trois ans après avoir terrorisé sa soeur pour la dernière fois, Michael Myers la confrontera de nouveau, avant de se rendre à Haddonfield pour rencontrer les acteurs et l'équipe d'une émissi... Tout lireTrois ans après avoir terrorisé sa soeur pour la dernière fois, Michael Myers la confrontera de nouveau, avant de se rendre à Haddonfield pour rencontrer les acteurs et l'équipe d'une émission de téléréalité diffusée depuis son ancien domicile.Trois ans après avoir terrorisé sa soeur pour la dernière fois, Michael Myers la confrontera de nouveau, avant de se rendre à Haddonfield pour rencontrer les acteurs et l'équipe d'une émission de téléréalité diffusée depuis son ancien domicile.
- Récompenses
- 1 victoire et 1 nomination au total
Katee Sackhoff
- Jen
- (as Katee Sachoff)
Histoire
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesJamie Lee Curtis hated the idea of a sequel, as she felt that Laurie had a satisfying ending in the previous film. She initially refused to be in this film, until she ultimately agreed to do her part, only under the condition that she is killed off in the opening of the film so as to make sure her character, Laurie Strode (or herself) wouldn't appear in another sequel. (At the time of the film's initial release, executive producers Malek Akkad, and Moustapha Akkad tried to explain it by claiming Jamie Lee Curtis "was so impressed with the screenplay, that she wanted a large part in it". She has publicly stated that was not the case, she was under contract to do it.)
- Gaffes(at around 16 mins) When Harold, the man in the clown mask, gets the knife from Michael, he starts to tell the details of Michael's killing spree in the first two movies. He says that he killed three nurses and one paramedic, the same night, when in fact the body count was higher. It was four nurses, one being an aide, the doctor, a security guard and a marshall.
- Citations
Freddie Harris: Trick or treat, motherfucker!
- Crédits fousThe title card doesn't appear nearly 17 minutes into the film, after the rest of the opening credits have been shown.
- Versions alternativesNora Winston's (Tyra Banks) death was originally an on-screen kill. You can see photos of this from publicity stills in which Michael can be seen standing behind Nora preparing to strangle her.
- Bandes originalesKnockdown Chant
Written, Produced and Performed by Johnny Griparic & Rod Jackson
Adriana Music (ASCAP) & Yee-Yah Music (ASCAP)
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Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) is now in an asylum, where she awaits the inevitable return of Michael Myers. Myers, after visiting her, returns to his childhood home and makes a nightmare for a group of kids who have decided to film a reality show inside the house.
First of all, this film pretends that Halloween 4 through 6 never happened, creating the possibility that the Myers house has been abandoned for decades, rather than lived in by other families. This reboot is a result of the writing on H20, but it was still a bad idea no matter who started it.
Second, one would think that bringing in Rick Rosenthal would be a good idea. He made "Halloween 2", which was probably the last solid part of the franchise. But Rosenthal is clearly not the horror directing master we might have thought, as he approaches this film with a weak vision and sense of style, more emulating MTV than his own work. A quick glance at his credits will explain this: he has spent the last twenty years making teenager-based television rather than horror films.
Next, add Busta Rhymes. Like its previous installment with LL Cool J, this is the point in the series where a rapper is added to the mix. Much like how many horror franchises ultimately ended up in space, many started adding rappers to the cast. Why? I do not know. But it does nothing to help the credibility of the picture. Busta Rhymes and Tyra Banks do not have the appeal for horror fans that other actors would have.
The POV camera thing is a mess. It looks bad and is more or less a bad idea. Yes, it has worked in such films as "The Blair Witch Project" and more recent excursions. It does not work here. Had they cut that aspect out entirely, this film would have been a bit better instantly.
No horror franchise took as big of a nosedive as "Halloween", with this being the final crash landing. Reviews of this film were so poor, and viewer appreciation so weak, it's very unlikely they will ever make another one in the series. Yes, they made the two Rob Zombie films after this, but I just like to pretend that never happened.
First of all, this film pretends that Halloween 4 through 6 never happened, creating the possibility that the Myers house has been abandoned for decades, rather than lived in by other families. This reboot is a result of the writing on H20, but it was still a bad idea no matter who started it.
Second, one would think that bringing in Rick Rosenthal would be a good idea. He made "Halloween 2", which was probably the last solid part of the franchise. But Rosenthal is clearly not the horror directing master we might have thought, as he approaches this film with a weak vision and sense of style, more emulating MTV than his own work. A quick glance at his credits will explain this: he has spent the last twenty years making teenager-based television rather than horror films.
Next, add Busta Rhymes. Like its previous installment with LL Cool J, this is the point in the series where a rapper is added to the mix. Much like how many horror franchises ultimately ended up in space, many started adding rappers to the cast. Why? I do not know. But it does nothing to help the credibility of the picture. Busta Rhymes and Tyra Banks do not have the appeal for horror fans that other actors would have.
The POV camera thing is a mess. It looks bad and is more or less a bad idea. Yes, it has worked in such films as "The Blair Witch Project" and more recent excursions. It does not work here. Had they cut that aspect out entirely, this film would have been a bit better instantly.
No horror franchise took as big of a nosedive as "Halloween", with this being the final crash landing. Reviews of this film were so poor, and viewer appreciation so weak, it's very unlikely they will ever make another one in the series. Yes, they made the two Rob Zombie films after this, but I just like to pretend that never happened.
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Détails
- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Sites officiels
- Langue
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Halloween: Resurrección
- Lieux de tournage
- Sociétés de production
- Voir plus de crédits d'entreprise sur IMDbPro
Box-office
- Budget
- 13 000 000 $US (estimé)
- Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 30 354 442 $US
- Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 12 292 121 $US
- 14 juil. 2002
- Montant brut mondial
- 37 664 855 $US
- Durée1 heure 30 minutes
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 2.35 : 1
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What is the Japanese language plot outline for Halloween: Resurrection (2002)?
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