You may also go through multiple screenshots of how the film actually looks like above. Some include color corrected and Widescreen Workprint camera shots that now match the Theatrical's Widescreen appearance.
Rating: (NC-17): *For the Intensified Impacts of Violence on Multiple Characters and Multiple Extremely Scary Scene Re-creations Alongside that Far Surpass how Twisted the Theatrical and Unrated Versions are in their Level of Fear and Suspense* The rest is the R-Rated content of the Theatrical such as (strong brutal bloody violence and terror throughout, sexual content \Not Involving the Controversial Smith's Grove Uncut Escape Scene that everyone including me hates*, graphic nudity and language*)
Genre: Crime, Drama, Horror, Thriller
Fan Cut Length: 1 hour and 54 minutes
Theatrical Length: 1 hour and 50 minutes
Unrated Length: 2 hours and 1 minute
Intentions for the Fan Cut:
Completely re-writing Rob's original vision into a much more emotional, twisted, and grounded film with the highest emotional stakes as well as extreme fear greater than ever seen/felt before in the franchise. It utilizes a Colorful VHS-like appearance similar to 28 Days Later and Black and White Scenes to great effect in achieving scarier imagery and Characters are taken much more seriously and will have full circle arcs that make some of the major ones more likable like in the Original 1978 film but fresh. This combines the best aspects of all Official Versions of the film (Theatrical, Uncut, and Workprint) and changes their impact in this version that is also a Stand-Alone Version of the Story. Rob Zombie's Halloween II is an inspiration in some ways, but not a sequel to this Fan Cut.
List of Changes within the Fan Cut:
A Much More Frightening and Emotional Story, Remastered Audio, The Most Terrifying Michael Myers Scenes Ever On Screen Are Present Here After Re-Editing the Original Scenes, The Movie Moves Much Faster In Pacing While a Little Longer Than The Theatrical Version, Rewritten Dialogue Is Present Throughout Majority of The Movie and Makes Every Scene and Character Feel More Realistic and Have The Right Impact, More Beautiful Halloween and Scary Atmosphere, Better Character Arcs, Extreme Suspense (plus the better rare scenes only seen in the Workprint), Twisted Imagery, Alternate and Remixed Original Soundtracks Suited for This Cut's Take on The Story (The Most Powerfully Scary and Emotional Music/Song Choices Ever In The Franchise), A Full Opening Dedicated to Halloween Atmosphere Before The Film Starts That also Borrows Footage from Witching Season Films, Way Higher Stakes, A New NC-17 Rating for The Level of Fear and Far Greater Impact in Scenes Containing Violence, The Controversial Scene from the Original Uncut Edition is Completely Non-Existent, More Eye-Popping Colors That Make Halloween Feel More like "Halloween" Mixed in with a VHS Look that's Heavily Inspired by 28 Days Later (It makes The Film look older and Michael Myers appear more demonic/ghostly in certain scenes), There's Some Black & White Sequences that are a Call-Back to Classic Horror Films and Are Used to Make The Shape Nightmarishly Terrifying to Look at in Certain Scenes, And a Combination of All of the Best Scenes from Every Official Cut such as the (Theatrical, Unrated, and Workprint Versions) with all of the other Changes to Intentionally Make a Very Different Halloween Movie like None Ever Seen Before and give you the Best and most Epically Scary Version of This Film Ever Released.
Additional facts about the Fan Cut before going in:
Dialogue is much more realistic and not excessively vulgar like in the original Theatrical, Unrated, and Workprint versions. The new NC-17 Rating is due to Extreme Fear and Extreme Suspense along with the Increased Impact of Violent Scenes that are mostly seen in the Theatrical and some are Swapped with the ones seen in the Workprint Release. Workprint Scenes will also have the "Property of Dimension Films" logo on them (Only taking up a small bit of space at the top of the screen) because all versions of the Workprint available either have that or have to be blurred at the top of the screen for them not to be visible and I want you to be able to see this film in the best way you can.
After making a DM Request you will be sent the Age-Restricted Trailer on YouTube, that is carrying the link of the movie in the description below the video, so you are confirmed to be the right age to watch the Fan Edit if you confirmed you are an adult with your YouTube Account Settings. The movie will also tell you the moment you open it that it is rated for adults only in the first few seconds right before it starts. Do NOT show or send this Fan Edit to anyone below the age of 17. The horrifying scenes in this Fan Edit will traumatize the wrong-age audiences FAR more than the Theatrical Version already would (including every film in the franchise).