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She expressed: “My tips for big boobed women this Halloween is to wear the most daring revealing outfit if you got it. Also part of the latest designs is spider boobs, with two tarantulas – made out of beads – and plenty of baby spiders and cobwebs decorated all around the chest. One of the creations includes flesh, blood and…mermaid scale? While that might not be the most frightening outfit, it certainly adds some edge to the mermaid look. Marina Lane, 33, who hails from Norfolk, spends up to 12 hours lathering her naked body in liquid latex and paint to complete her incredible creations.
Following the relative success of his first two films, House of 1000 Corpses and The Devil's Rejects, Rob Zombie was offered the chance to reboot the franchise. Zombie reached out to John Carpenter before the news went public and Carpenter encouraged Zombie to "make the film (his) own" which, for better or worse, he certainly did. Zombie was clearly interested in the inner psyche of Michael Myers: Why did he snap? What were the circumstances that brought him to this heinous act of murdering his entire family? How did he get this way? Confining most of the action to a hospital is both the film's biggest strength and biggest weakness. While the vast majority of horror films take place in one central location, Halloween II seems to squander the potential in the set-up by introducing a never-ending litany of doctors, nurses, and cops who are all, essentially, dead meat. Laurie and Dr. Loomis are the only characters with any sort of depth to them, making the whole thing feel like a short film stretched to feature length through extensive padding.Carpenter and Hill finally got to realize their original vision for the franchise with the following year's Season of the Witch. Clearly audiences were unprepared for this early stab at a meta-take on the shared cinematic universe in which the first two Halloween films exist as films within the framework of Halloween III. While Halloween II had been the first film to introduce a supernatural element to the world of the series, tying Michael's seeming immortality to the Celtic festival of Samhain, this film digs deeper into that mythology to reveal a sinister corporate plot to kill the children of the world.
The Weinsteins also had a reputation for releasing chop jobs, often recutting films themselves after poor test screenings or sometimes just to spite a director. While the prospect of bringing the franchise into the 90s with the studio that most represented the 90s was appealing, it wouldn't be until the next sequel that the marriage of material and studio would actually pay off. As it stands, The Curse of Michael Myers remains another mid-90s studio chop job of a horror sequel.While John Carpenter and producing/writing/life partner Debra Hill had always envisioned the Halloween series as an anthology series, with each film set around the titular holiday with a different antagonist. Following the tremendous success of the first film, however, they decided to table the anthology idea and make a direct sequel to the first film.After bringing the Michael Myers/Laurie Strode narrative to a close, Carpenter and Hill likely figured they could move on to their anthology idea, but as we'll soon find out, that wasn't going to be as easy as they once thought.
The film then abruptly changes course, focusing on a reality competition series called Dangertainment run by Busta Rhymes—in the leading role, I might add. The hook for the latest episode of Dangertainment is that competitors will spend the night in Michael Myers' childhood home in Haddonfield, completely unsuspecting of the killer's return. The major, overarching problem with Halloween: Resurrection is its insistence on utilizing a streaming video technology that wasn't even remotely within the realm of the internet's limitations at the start of the new millennium. If you don’t fancy light refecting off residue glitter on your body for the rest of your life, you could always go for a tried and tested outfit – in which case Mean Girls costumes are there for you.Much like the original Halloween II, this series' Laurie Strode ( Scout Taylor-Compton) discovers that she is Michael's sister, but unlike that first sequel, Zombie allows Laurie the catharsis of killing Michael herself. Yes, it obviously damages her and will have huge repercussions for her as a person moving forward, butat the very least, Zombie's series ends with a sense of closure for Laurie. The script, written by Alan B. McElroy, unceremoniously kills Laurie Strode in an off-screen car accident, but also gives her a daughter, Jamie, played as a pre-teen by Danielle Harris. Jamie is now the central focus of the series—for the next two and a third movies, anyway—and though this is probably the best of the non-Carpenter-involved Halloween sequels, it's also one of only three films in the series with no nudity.
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