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SlashersNo. 9534 · The 2026 edition
Halloween (2007)
Discover the brutal origin of Michael Myers in Rob Zombie's gritty reimagining of the classic slasher.
Our own summary of the original — the full post and photos live at web.archive.org.
Rob Zombie's 2007 remake of Halloween explores the childhood of Michael Myers, leading to his infamous escape and return to Haddonfield on Halloween night.
About this
A Box Office Mojo profile page for Rob Zombie's 2007 remake of Halloween, laying out the film's full domestic, foreign and worldwide grosses next to its release details, genre tags and key credits. It breaks down opening-weekend performance, theater counts and close date, then drops the title into dozens of all-time and yearly charts covering horror, slasher, R-rated, August and Labor Day categories. The page also collects related news stories and the home-video editions released from the film.
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Facts from the original
- Domestic total gross was $58,272,029, which works out to 72.6% of the overall take.
- Foreign gross was $21,981,879, accounting for 27.4% of the total.
- Combined worldwide gross was $80,253,908.
- Opening weekend brought in $26,362,367, ranking #1 with a $7,592 average across 3,472 theaters.
- The opening weekend represented 45.2% of the film's total gross.
- The page links to a full listing of all 15 weekends in release.
- Widest release reached 3,475 theaters.
- The film closed its theatrical run on December 13, 2007.
- Rob Zombie directed and Tyler Bates composed the score.
- The distributor is listed as MGM (Weinstein).
- The film is rated R and runs 1 hour 49 minutes.
- Production budget is listed as N/A.
- In the Horror - R-Rated genre it ranks 53rd.
- In the Horror - Slasher genre it ranks 9th.
- Among Horror Remakes it ranks 12th.
- Within the Series: Halloween franchise it ranks 1st.
- In the Showdown: Horror Revival Rip-Off it ranks 6th, and in Showdown: Slasher Remake it ranks 3rd.
- A 9/4/07 related story is titled 'Halloween' Severs Labor Day Record.
- Other related stories cover '3:10 to Yuma' arriving at the top spot, 'Bourne' staying in charge, a 'Ratatouille' box office roundup, and a 2010 preview of A Nightmare on Elm Street.
- Home-video editions listed include the Unrated Director's Cut, a standard edition, a 3-disc Unrated Collector's Edition, and another 2007 release.
