
Halloween (2007)
2007 · MovieRob Zombie reimagines Michael Myers from the beginning, spending real time on his childhood before the events of the original film.
Reality is unreliable. Memory is worse. Curated psychological horror lives in that gap, films built on paranoia, fractured perception, and dread that has no clean source. No monster required. The mind does enough damage on its own.

Rob Zombie reimagines Michael Myers from the beginning, spending real time on his childhood before the events of the original film.

Halloween Ends takes place three years after Halloween Kills and finds Laurie Strode closing out her story while a new character becomes the film's primary focus.

Rob Zombie's sequel picks up where the remake left off and pushes further into his vision of what Michael Myers is and where he comes from.

Jamie Lloyd escapes a druidic cult with her newborn baby, Michael Myers close behind. Six years of buried mythology about the Curse of Thorn finally, messily surfaces in Haddonfield.

Kirsty Cotton is in a psychiatric hospital and the horror from the first film has followed her there. A new doctor is very interested in the puzzle box.

Frank Cotton solves an ancient puzzle box and gets more than he bargained for. When his brother's family moves into his old house, a single drop of blood gives Frank a way back.

A journalist investigating a cult that claims to resurrect the dead finds a puzzle box at the center of the story.

A man survives a car accident that kills his wife and can't get a clear picture of what actually happened in the days around the crash.

Five fans of an online Hellraiser game receive invitations to a private party at a remote estate. The invitation is a trap.

A corrupt detective stumbles onto the puzzle box during a murder investigation and finds the case organizing itself around his own history of bad decisions.

Annie's mother has just died, and the grief in the Graham household turns out to be the least of what's coming for this family. Something has been arranged for them long before anyone realized it.

Hugh and Felix are visitors to a small Utah bed and breakfast when Mr. Reed produces evidence he claims proves God exists and refuses to let them leave without engaging with it.

The hostel's business model expands. This time the clientele and the merchandise are both different.

The third Hostel entry moves the setting to Las Vegas and the torture tourism business adapts to its new environment.

Sarah moves in next door to a house where something happened that the community has not fully processed.

Two couples following a documentary about American roadside oddities stop at a rural Texas attraction and end up as guests of a family that doesn't let people leave.

Hap drives Mina home to her remote gothic estate after meeting at a bar. She's charming, the house is beautiful, and his luck is about to run out.

A millionaire offers a group of strangers a million dollars each to survive one night in a former psychiatric institution. The building has its own agenda.

Maddie follows her friend into the subculture around a children's television show called The Pink Opaque and finds that the show's dreamlike world has a literal dimension its creator designed with specific intentions.

James Foster arrives at the La Domaine luxury resort with his girlfriend Mia and discovers the island's primary offering is more permanent and unsettling than the brochure indicated.
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