Zombie did NOT create why Michael Myers was scary. All they did was create how a serial killer created. Michael Myers is pure evil. Zombie seem to try and make us feel bad for Michael Myers to a point of justifying his early killings especially of his family. What you're saying is WHY the Zoimbie movies are not liked especially by real Halloween fans.
You're NOT suppose to go in depth in Myer's character. Thats what makes him creepy. Them being boring is subjective(yet in the originals Myer's was more original with his kills). And I don't get what you mean with cheesey? I felt the Zombie one to be way more cheesey? The Original Myers not intimidate ? What? Jason is an undead retarded killer in the forest where most of his kills are due to his victims(teenagers) being stupid and I love the Friday the 13th movies. Jason had to get all these silly upgrades to make him intimidating. Freddy has to go into your dreams to kill you and he has a big advantage. Anyways two of those killers are unrealistic compared to Myers. I don't know about Chud.
Myers is more immediately because he doesn't need brute strength like Jason or going into your dreams like Freddy. His intelligence and being more skilled scares you. In the first films Myers was sneaking up behind you in your own house in the suburbs. More scary than a killer in the woods or a demon in your dreams...
No it is not,....
Those old movies made him seem supernatural and never explained a cot damn thing about him.
At least Jason we knew everytime he was there or not there they explained it.
Freddy is the scariest thing ever created in horror from that era.
Myers is at best a consolation prize in that era and not worth a viewing like the big two.
Plus that fukk'n bih ass doctor is the worst thing in all of horror all time and at least in zombie's flick he is humanized and given duality.
The doctor in the originals just screams Michael and is the huffest character that is supposed to be a hero ever.
To the point, Myers js simply where is the guage to end this bullshyt film and to top it off.
He survives a killshot with no esoteric spirits or anything being revealed ever about him and it is stoopid from the first movie.
Zombie movies show you how you get a villain.
The originals is just some guy running around in a mask with a loud mouth doctor chasing after a mediocre white woman.
Of which Nancy in Freddie shyts all over curtis's character.
That I don't even remember curtis's or the doctor's fukk'n names at all.
That is how much bullshyt the originals are.
Man how old are you also,...simply cause I remember all the school yard disses and block discussions about who was scary and nobody as a kid was scared or even intrigued about Myers.
Freddie and Jason was and still king in that regard.
Halloween was always a oh this is on and not Freddie or Jason ideal.
At least with zombie he gives you the reasons that made Myers scary. It shows how artistic he was and why he wanted the mask.
The original is some ya hoo in a mask with a big ass doctor and the worst damsel in distress with no backbone in horror film history.
That bih ain't no Nancy, nikka.
Myers ain't Freddie or Jason.
At least zombie brought Myers into realism.
The only thing realistic about the old Myers is the fact the old film used makes it have a look.
Past that Myers was not feared.
Myers was a walk in the park, breh.
Again, the original Myers is not Freddie or Jason.
Elm street in Illinois is way scarier than Haddonfield.
I been to elm street in Springfield Illinois as kid on the Springfield bus trip. We were all shook of the sight of elm street and getting out.
It feels scary off name alone...where Myers is from in Illinois is like who gives a fukk.
Art Barr
the visuals of Michael in chiraq.
