After months of speculation by horror fans, the MPAA has finally gone done and handed down a rating for David Gordon Green's upcoming Halloween movie . . . one that should please fans as much as fans can be pleased.
Instead of going the PG-13 route of recent Blumhouse horror hits, Green and co-writer Danny McBride went old school, and the movie will indeed be rated R!
But not just any 'ole R rating. This Halloween is rated R for horror violence, bloody images, language, drug use and nudity. Yup, nudity! Something we don't see much in movies these days.
I assure you, Shawn and I are pretty stoked. I wouldn't even want to image a PG-13 Halloween movie, especially given creator John Carpenter's involvement. And the trailer promised some pretty harrowing horror sequences.
Give the trailer a watch. Yeah, we posted it already. But go ahead and watch it again:
Halloween brings back Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode, and hits cinemas Oct. 19.
Source: MPAA
Instead of going the PG-13 route of recent Blumhouse horror hits, Green and co-writer Danny McBride went old school, and the movie will indeed be rated R!
But not just any 'ole R rating. This Halloween is rated R for horror violence, bloody images, language, drug use and nudity. Yup, nudity! Something we don't see much in movies these days.
I assure you, Shawn and I are pretty stoked. I wouldn't even want to image a PG-13 Halloween movie, especially given creator John Carpenter's involvement. And the trailer promised some pretty harrowing horror sequences.
Give the trailer a watch. Yeah, we posted it already. But go ahead and watch it again:
Halloween brings back Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode, and hits cinemas Oct. 19.
Source: MPAA
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