I had waited a long time for it and finally, I cant hide my disapointment.
The material could have been much more powerful with another type of focus, but the way Zombie develops everything seems poor to me. Maybe the budget or the weight of influences undermine the final result, or maybe just fails to get my interest.
Too predictable and devoid of conflict.

Anyway, sometimes you get caught by splendid shots composed by Zombies compositional talent and Trost cinematography.

I´ve watched the movie 4 times and the first impression is good, but with each viewing the film falls.

Remaking Halloween and surviving.
I´m very interested with the young Myers subject, it´s a pity that the return to Haddinfield part look a bit common and extended.

More about documentary and video art of fiction I'm used to, I find totally disturbing and depressing the landscapes Korine is showing us.
Those kind of landscapes always catch my attention,have always seemed to me like old sets, abandoned and where evil lurks. And in Trash Humpers are very marked by the use of the camcorder, which gives an even more creepy.

Well, obviously, having four morons, looking bad and dressing worst, destroying everything and singing, help, but for me the really crappy here is the landscape.

Total and brutal masterpiece.
Maybe you don´t trust me, so you have some words by Sam Peckinpah saying that this movie has really changed his life.