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Color me extreemly skeptical, but it's also hard not to be little intrigued when the man himself wants to be deeply involved and says

“Thirty-eight years after the original Halloween I’m going to help to try to make the 10th sequel the scariest of them all,”

http://www.ew.com/article/2016/05/24/ha ... -carpenter

There are even parts of the RZ films that I like...(ducks)

I'm generally not a fan of mucking about in these endless remakes, reboots, reimaginings, retreads, etc. and I'm not terribly optimistic about this one either. That said, I am in love with the idea of JC doing something, anything, again with film.

Hatter313 wrote:There are even parts of the RZ films that I like...(ducks)

Traitor.

Little Walter wrote:

Hatter313 wrote:There are even parts of the RZ films that I like...(ducks)

Traitor.

Haha I just really like Brad Dourif...and his reaction to Annie's death in the directors cut of H2 is actually a nice piece of film making, and I applaud the effort. That's really it though, I promise. :)

He is signed on as a producer.
years ago he was also signed on as a producer on The Fog remake too (yikes).

Its not that exciting to me either way, I'm not a fan of the franchise and I honestly haven't seen every one in their entirety.

I would be interested in the soundtrack though.

Would be much more excited if he was back in the director's chair

As far as I understand it, executive producer is quite a hands off/back room role (?)

If he does agree to score though, particularly with his current son & godson set up, there is potentially something exciting that could happen there.

yeah usually exec producer wouldn't mean much to me, but his comments about involvement made me curious.

@Monster, good point on the fog though...eeesh