H2 casting news

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Last Updated on July 26, 2021

Another day, another H2 casting news announcement from director Rob Zombie. It’s a continuous cycle, but as we’re thirsty for anything new and exciting when it comes to Michael Myers’ next horrific adventure, we simply can’t get enough.

Today’s announcement is that Brea Grant, hottie from NBC’s HEROES, has signed for a starring role as Laurie Strode’s co-worker at Uncle Meat’s Jave Hole — Mya Rockwell.

A co-work of Strode sounds like just another way of saying “latest Michael Myers victim,” but I may just be reading into things. But yeah, let’s face it, this chick arin’t living to see H3, I can tell you that much.

Other casting news includes Daeg Faerch aka little Michael Myers, which you can read all about by heading THIS WAY. Looks like flashbacks will be in the picture at some point, though it’s odd that this announcement didn’t come straight from Zombie’s mouth like all the others…. I guess we’ll see what really happens with that one.

To check out the latest official Zombie announcment, click HERE, and hold on tight as H2 is scheduled to hit theaters August 28th, 2009.

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