Rob Zombie's Halloween / Halloween 2 (Double Feature) [Blu-ray]

great movie

One of if not the only way to get both of RZ’s Halloween theatrical cut movies on Blu ray, no subtitles but I’ll manage

Great combo

Absolutely amazing seeing this movie in its theatrical cut!!! You won't regret getting this, it works perfectly!!!

Rewatching Rob Zombie's first Halloween movie, I was able to appreciate and even like it a lot more than during my first viewing. His second Halloween movie, not so much, but at least I didn't spend extra on it. This set is just the barebones movies without any trailers, extras, and behind the scenes. If you are fine with that, get two movies for the price of one.

The version you've probably never seen unless you seen it in theaters, both movies in this set are the theatrical versions. I like these versions better. and Laurie is way more likable in H2. I bought the blu ray because im using scenes from the theatrical and Unrated cuts to make my own fancut of the movie. I just removed nearly all of the young Michael and changed his escape from the psych ward with the rape scene to michael killing transport guards the theatrical, removed Danny Trejo's death, and used the guards watching the tv instead of the cams from the unrated cut. Anyway, if you want to make your own cut of the movie, than this Blu Ray/ or DVD is essential, NOTE: Two things, I have the movie start with Michael as a child on halloween night looking out the window and then he goes to kill his stepdad, sis and her bf,, If you make your own cut, to make up for lost time by removing young michael, add the Hospital scene intro from H2 to the end of Halloween. this makes the movie a much better and more focused remake. You're Welcome in Advance.

Only missing deleted or alternate scene. Other wise a great way to enjoy the R. Z. reimagining of some classic horror.

Had to get this collection. awesome movie.

Même si il est marqué zone À au début, il suffit juste à appuie sur la touche menu sur votre télécommande et vous avez les deux films, bonne qualité et bien la bande son en français, sauf il y’a pas de sous-titres.

J'étais très sceptique avant d'acheter ces films importés en lisant les nombreux commentaires mentionnant le fait que le Blu-ray était illisible sur nos lecteurs car zone 1 (importés du Canada donc c'est normal). Quelle ne fut pas ma surprise lorsque j'ai inséré le disque dans ma PS4 et qu'au moment où le message "d'interdiction" est apparu à l'écran ... J'AI PU EFFECTIVEMENT APPUYER SUR LA TOUCHE MENU PRINCIPAL (après avoir appuyé sur START puis panneau de configuration) ET MIRACLE !!! Le menu principal du Blu-ray qui nous propose de choisir l'un des 2 films. PS: le gros avantage à noter pour ce produit c'est que vous avez la version Blu-ray du premier Halloween de Rob Zombie (qui n'est sorti qu'en DVD uniquement par chez nous). Je recommande !

just as I imagined great print and quality and most of all imported from USA which is very amazing can't wait to buy more blurays

Both Rob Zombie's visions on Halloween on one Blu-Ray Disc for a reasonable price. Notice; both movies are the Theatrical Versions and not the Director's Cut versions. Second notice; the disc is Region A (North America and Canada) and the Blu-Ray is a Canadian product. So if you don't have a regionfree player, you can't play the disc. A nice addition to the (almost) Complete Halloween boxset from 2014 where the Director's Cut versions are added.

It was a relief for me when I found out that the theatrical cut of Rob Zombie's Halloween II was available on Blu. I live in the U.S. and I had to import this from Canada. Cost me a lot, but it was worth it since I'm getting both theatrical cuts of the films which are not available in the U.S. Both films look damn spectacular. Retaining the filmic grain look and having great detail, the movies are a joy to look at. I'm surprised at how spectacular it looks. It doesn't seem as if it could get any better. The sound is very satisfying. Though, I have no surround sound equipment yet to truly hear the surround effect, it works extremely well for me on my HDTV. Sounds like it should. I prefer Zombie's theatrical cuts over the inferior "unrated director's cuts". I love that they put these two together as otherwise they are totally ignored. This is the only way to own and view the films (on Bluray) on this side of the world. Especially with Halloween II, the unrated director's cut is a very different film with numerous alternate scenes. The ending alone is quite bad in the director's cut and totally skews the interpretation of the film to a more literal one which does not work at all. The theatrical ending totally makes the film and ends it perfectly, supporting the interpretation I will defend to death. Halloween II (Theatrical Version) is a masterpiece. I believe the reason it gets a lot of negative reviews is that people take it too literally as they do many films of this kind (Example: Sucker Punch). This is a metaphorical dream-like film. It's Laurie Strode's psychotic traumatic nightmare. Things are not to be taken as reality, but perhaps a version of it through the perspective of Laurie Strode. Think about duality. Think about seeing what isn't there. Otherwise, if taken literally, it will come off as absolute trash (though it would still have wonderful characterization.) The film is a character piece. Characters are fleshed out and feel real. I feel tremendous sympathy for them (all of which weren't this dimensional in the first film). I've never experienced a "slasher" film, let alone a "slasher sequel" that was this sophisticated (except for A Nightmare On Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge which is another misunderstood metaphorical masterpiece that is actually quite similar to this film). It's an arthouse Halloween. It's a heartbreaking rollercoaster that explores the aftermath and trauma of a slasher victim survivor. I feel emotionally in tune with Laurie Strode throughout this psychotic breakdown (or therapy session as I like to call it.) I adore the family dynamic between Annie and her father taking Laurie in and supporting each other after barely surviving a trauma. I've heard many people say this: It contains the most sympathetic death in a "slasher film". The theatrical cut of Zombie's Halloween II is an emotional dramatic catharsis about trauma. It's one of my absolute favorite cinema experiences ever and this Blu is the closest I'll ever get to recapturing it. And I'll end this all with a "blasphemous" statement: I think I love the film more than Carpenter's perfect original masterpiece.