Leaked 'Halloween 2' trailer has Rob Zombie pumped, pissed

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Halloween II writer and director Rob Zombie tells EW he doesn’t know how the unused trailer for his movie (in theaters Aug. Read the full post.

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Deadpool
Sun 08/23/09 10:29 PM

Rob Zombie grew up with horror movies and any true fan of his would know that. He’s got his own ideas and he has the ability to implement them. He’s not asking permission to do it, he’s just doing it. I love his work even if I didn’t at first. It still grew on me.

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magnoliafreak6
Mon 08/24/09 7:49 AM

Why even put Halloween in the title of these films? Obviously, the lemmings who enjoy this crap couldn’t care less if these movies have anything to do with the Halloween franchise. They just want another one of Rob Zombies white trash, ultraviolent, classic rock music videos that pose as films. He should be ashamed for comparing himself to Sam Peckinpah. He prob saw “The Wild Bunch” once and thought the violence was “f***ing badass!” He cusses; that’s means he’s cool and antiestablishment.

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Shiny
Mon 08/24/09 1:24 PM

Rob Zombie should cut his own trailer; seems odd that the director should work so hard to make the pic and then have the bozos who brought you Legally Blonde III create the promos.

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Tracie
Tue 08/25/09 2:25 PM

Rob Zombie is a genius, I love Halloween!! he has done an awesome job with the remakes. Looks f’g great & scares the hell out of me. great work!!!

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caffeinejnky
Tue 08/25/09 6:18 PM

HELL YEA!!!!

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davidsask
Wed 08/26/09 12:35 AM

I liked this trailer it should have stayed as released one!

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