Michael Myers fans, brace yourselves—NECA has just launched the ultimate Halloween: Resurrection action figure, and it's a must-have for collectors and horror enthusiasts alike. But here’s where it gets controversial: this detailed figure brings the terrifying boogeyman to life with such precision, you might find yourself debating if it’s more thrilling to admire or fear it.
Unveiled at the iconic San Diego Comic-Con, NECA officially announced this incredible 7-inch scale figure that captures Michael Myers in all his sinister glory. What sets this figure apart is its extensive articulation, allowing you to pose The Shape in countless chilling stances. It comes packed with a variety of accessories that really let you recreate scenes or imagine new ones, including two interchangeable heads—one with Michael’s classic eerie mask, and another showing his burned visage for added horror impact.
The action figure also includes seven switchable hands for different gripping and menacing poses, plus a collection of weapons and props from the film. You get two kitchen knives, a serrated knife, a broken knife, a camera mounted on a tripod to channel that reality-show vibe, a creepy doll, and a classic Halloween Jack-o’-lantern. Each element is meticulously crafted, making this more than just a toy—it’s a piece of cinematic memorabilia that evokes the suspense and terror of the movie.
Presented in a sleek window box that features a front flap you can open, the packaging itself is designed to showcase this figure while keeping it safe and collectible.
For those unfamiliar, Halloween: Resurrection is the eighth chapter in the legendary slasher film series. It follows a group of fame-seeking college students who agree to participate in a reality internet show inside the notoriously haunted Myers house. Of course, things take a deadly turn as the cameras roll—and the body count rises. This 2002 film was directed by Rick Rosenthal, who also directed Halloween II, and penned by Larry Brand along with Sean Hood, known for Conan the Barbarian.
Brad Loree steps into the role of Michael Myers, delivering a chilling performance alongside a diverse cast that includes Busta Rhymes, Bianca Kajlich, Thomas Ian Nicholas, Ryan Merriman, Sean Patrick Thomas, Tyra Banks, and the legendary Jamie Lee Curtis.
And this is the part most people miss: with such a star-studded cast and a director who deeply understands the series’ roots, some fans argue Halloween: Resurrection deserves more respect than it typically gets. Do you agree that this figure might even help boost the film’s reputation? Or do you think no prop can redeem its reputation? Let us know your thoughts—are you ready to add this terrifying collectible to your shelf, or does Michael Myers still haunt too many scary memories for you?
