‘Halloween’ Franchise is Forever, Poster Revealed

Posted by Robert Fure (robert@filmschoolrejects.com) on June 19, 2009

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The final poster for Rob Zombie’s aptly named Halloween 2 has appeared online thanks to our brothers-in-sinema, Shock Till You Drop. The tagline “family is forever,” for you not so intellectually inclined, refers to Michael Meyers’ endless devotion to tracking down his family members and murdering them in cold blood. I’d be willing to bet a small amount that Zombie, if he isn’t thinking about a third installment, might even let Mikey win this one. He’s certainly about to put the hurt on some young lady in this poster.

Personally, I’m not crapping my pants over this movie or this poster. Why is Meyers in about 4 feet of grass? Strange. But it gets the point across – Mikey is a big dude who loves knives and killing. Halloween 2 hits theaters on August 28th.

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What do you think about this poster?

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PhiL

Don't go in the long grass Michael, don't go in the long grass!!!!

This poster needs some serious recall work. Why IS there grass on the poster? Why is Michael holding a lock of hair, is he collecting them in this sequel?

I'll see it anyway and then see the unrated eddition on DVD. DOUBLE DIP, baby!

RobertFure

If you look close you can see some forehead. He's not holding a lock of hair, he's holding some girl by the hair about to do some serious stabbin. Still not a great poster. But I will see it in theaters.

blinkica

The poster is awesome, I'm excited to see this.

Davebaxter1989

Looks like he's doing the front crawl.

nigroach

Do people actually go see these movies?

Ape Tooth

looks like that girl's giving him a blow job he doesn't especially enjoy.

Jay

to be honest, i didnt really *love* zombies take on halloween the 1st time, dont get me wrong, it was a good film, the more realistic take was really great, but because it was more realistic, it kinda lost any "supernaturalness" that the old movies had, so it was more a really good psycho killer film than a halloween film