Here's the Poster for the Halloween Re-Release
by Ryan Turek
September 13, 2012


Last weekend, we gave you the heads-up that John Carpenter's milestone slasher flick Halloween was going to return to theaters next month.

While we await further details on its re-release, the team at HalloweenMovies.com revealed the official one-sheet for this cool event.

The site reports this poster was "designed by artist Austin Hinderliter, marks the return of THE SHAPE to cinema lobbies across the country, presenting the ultimate evil in shadow and autumnal oranges."



We'll keep you posted on further release specifics...

http://www.shocktillyoudrop.com/news/169877-heres-the-poster-for-the-halloween-re-release

One of my favorite scary movies of all time!

Great idea. It might help remind moviegoers what a real horror movie can be.

I will go in a heartbeat if this playing near me.

But i won't go to NYC to see it.

The city gets a band, not a movie, at this age.

halloween 3 calls it the immortal classic,i'm afraid to see it in a theater after the july massacre.

I will go in a heartbeat if this playing near me.

But i won't go to NYC to see it.

The city gets a band, not a movie, at this age.

What do you mean?

halloween 3 calls it the immortal classic,i'm afraid to see it in a theater after the july massacre.

We can't allow incidents like that to keep us from enjoying ourselves.

Halloween Returns to Theaters on October 25th!
by Silas Lesnick
September 18, 2012


Screenvision, a national leader in cinema advertising sales, services and content distribution, has teamed up with Compass International Pictures and Trancas International Films to bring John Carpenter’s immortal 1978 classic, Halloween, back to the big screen.

This nationwide release, beginning October 25th with select showings through October 31st, will be the widest distribution the film has seen since originally shocking audiences in 1978.

This cinema scare classic will be presented in a striking, new HD transfer and 5.1 audio.





Screenvision’s presentation of Halloween will also include an exclusive documentary short from Justin Beahm entitled You Can't Kill the Boogeyman: 35 Years of Halloween.

The documentary focuses on the undeniable impact the film, and central figure Michael Myers, have had on culture and the genre.



“We are thrilled to bring John Carpenter’s original 'Halloween' back to the screen after almost 35 years,” says series producer Malek Akkad.

“We are excited for fans from coast to coast to finally get the ultimate theatrical experience.”



Darryl Schaffer, EVP of Exhibitor Relations, Screenvision said:

“We’re excited to bring the movie that helped define the horror genre back to the big screen for this timely exhibition.”



For the ever growing list of participating theaters, visit Screenvision.com.

http://www.shocktillyoudrop.com/news/169955-halloween-returns-to-theaters-on-october-25th

No Oregon?!?! Rats. Not driving over 3 and a half hours to see it. Sigh.

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