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Halloween (and the other how ever many movies they actually made!) are those kinds of movies that’ll always be remembered, whether you loved or hated them. They’ve been re-several times on VHS, DVD, and now Blu-Ray, and on top of that we saw the remake of Halloween 1 directed by Rob Zombie in 2007, which was a great movie in case you haven’t seen it yet!
I’m going to see the remake of Halloween 2 this weekend with my Fiancée, and whilst doing a little research I decided to show you the Evolution of the Halloween Movie Artwork going right back to the original release in 1978 – 13 years before I was brought into this world! I apologize for some of the poor images below, they wern’t as easy to find as I first expected!
Halloween (1978)
Halloween – Uncut (1978)
Halloween II (1981)
Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982)
Halloween III: Season of the Witch – Widescreen (1982)
Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers (1989)
Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers – Special Edition (1989)
Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers (1989)
Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers (1995)
Halloween: The Ultimate Collection (2002)
Halloween: 25th Anniversary Edition (2003)
Halloween: 25 Years of Terror (2003)
Halloween: The Complete Collection (2004)
Halloween – Remake, Unrated Edition (2007)
Halloween – Remake, Uncut (2007)
Halloween: 30th Anniversary Commemorative Set (2008)
Halloween 2 – Remake (2009)
Halloween 2 – Remake (2009)
I find it crazy just how much has changed when it comes to movie artwork over the years! What’s your favourite cover/poster here?
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MissRisa
Posted at 6:35 on 4/11/09
Halloween II (1981)would have been the creepiest if her picture wasn’t in the eye hole. So I have to say my fav is the Commemorative Set because the mask alone is just awesomely creepy. I wonder what it will look like in another 10 years
Hazel Agnes : Visit Hazel Agnes's website
Posted at 1:13 on 18/1/10
Well, The Evolution of the Halloween Movie Artwork going right back to the original release in 1978..