Freddy Vs Jason 2

Freddy vs. Jason
$18.98
It all depends on the person, but I love this album and they did have a lot of good songs in this. I did buy this for Powerman 5000's Bombshell, glad I bought this CD.

Freddy Vs Jason by Unknown. CANVAS with 1 1/2 inch bars. 10.40 inches width by 15.51 inches height. Highest Quality Art Poster Print
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Freddy vs. Jason (New Line Platinum Series)
$12.98
I really have no idea what the point of this movie was, exactly, but I certainly did not enjoy the premise of the ordeal. It's kind of fun to watch Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees duke it out, but overall it won't leave you feeling very entertained; or that your time had been well spent.

The plot opens with the best scene in the entire film, which is the prologue of Robert Englund as the pre-supernatural Freddy and his origin. From here, the film quickly declines. Freddy , trapped in Hell because of the fact that the people of Springwood have erased every trace of his existence (thus children don't know him, and as such can't fear him, so thus Freddy can't enter their dreams....I don't recall Nancy knowing who Freddy was until her mother explained in the first Nightmare film, but OK). He cons Jason to rise from the dead and kill the (as usual, overly horny teens) kids of Elm Street, thus causing his name to spread once more.

This results in Freddy losing it when he realizes Jason's gone on a murderous rage (duh) and is preventing Freddy from savoring the time and elaboration he likes to take when killing teens. Annnnd, this is where the "plot" of Freddy and Jason actually fighting comes in. The fight in Freddy's boiler room dreamscape is very nice, and the Crystal Lake fight at the end is also entertaining up until the construction site portion onwards. Problem is that between these fights, there really is zero substance.

A usual problem with slashers is horribly present here: horrible, ditzy, female actresses. They're good on the eyes, but make the brain cringe. The blonde girl who's the lead is "a virgin" (PAH! I bet...) and there is a scene in dreamland where Freddy creeps his claws up her leg in what would have been horrifying...if her character was at all believable, or something the audience could relate to. As far as the audience is concerned, Freddy may as well be threatening to defile a trash can.

The problem is mainly that Jason kills the most people yet he is presented as some sort of anti-hero while Freddy is the pure villain. What is with these crossover monster features and making one of the antagonists winding up as some sort of hero figure? Plus, Freddy Krueger is a far more interesting character than Jason Vorhees who is a boring zombie who stumbles through everything like Frankenstein on steroids while Freddy has menace in the fact that...he just really likes killing! Robert Englund (As usual) portrays Freddy Krueger as someone who savors each and every life he takes while Jason is mindlessly hacking his way through each scene.

I'm no blood fiend, but the fact that Freddy only kills ONE TEEN in this entire film through dreamland (and it isn't even good by Freddy standards) while Jason not only kills the most "good guys" but is also portrayed as the hero of this clash. Anyone else see some messed up logic here? Oh well, Robert Englund, as expected, delivers entertaining quotes and sequences as Freddy, but aside from this the movie has no merit.

Jason X (New Line Platinum Series)
$12.98
After his supposed demise at the end of Jason Goes to Hell, Jason once again makes another return in a tenth movie. How he gets out of hell is never explained. He's just there.

As for the movie itself, it's downright silly. At the beginning, Jason's all chained up in a research facility at Crystal Lake. Surprise, surprise, Jason gets out and kills everyone except for one rather attractive woman who manages to lock up Jason in a cryogenics chamber, but ends up getting wounded and frozen herself as well. Now flash forward a few hundred years into the future. Earth is burnt out and no longer habitable. A group of students from "Earth 2" discover both the woman and Jason. They bring both onto their ship in space and Jason gets loose. Now I didn't expect that at all...

Honestly, other from the change of scenary, there's really nothing new here. Jason kills and kills. Plus, the whole movie was just cheesy. The sets are really fake looking, which resulted the movie appearing like a bad sci-fi show. The acting was not very good, but what do you expect from a Jason movie? Also, Jason himself didn't look very good. He even looked better in Jason Goes to Hell(although he's not in that one very much). What I'm saying is that Jason didn't look very intimidating in this film. He had quite a bit of hair on his head this time, and he even seemed kinda human. He goes through a transformation later, and his new look makes him look even more stupid. As if the idea that he could possess bodies in Jason Goes to Hell was not stupid enough, they practically make him into a robot/mutant later in this movie. Plus, that whole bit about how he could regenerate was just lame. He wasn't able to do that in the other movies.

The characters in this film are utterly forgettable. Just about all of them get killed. There are even space marines in this too and Jason manages to kill them all as well. The kills are not very impressive either. At least the other Jason movies had some interesting kill sequences. But the ones in this movie seem tame in comparison to those movies. The only kill that was sort of cool was when Jason kills that woman by freezing her head and smashing it to pieces. Other than that, there's really nothing else.

This is not something I'm going to keep watching over and over again. In fact, I may not watch it ever again! Let's just enjoy the Jason we know and love from the Friday the 13th films. Some of them, the first four for example, were actually creepy, and the sixth one was pushing it a little bit because that's where Jason was brought back to life, but it was actually pretty good in my opinion. Jason X didn't have that feel. Jason X is a joke. Just stay away from it. If you like Jason Vorhees, stay AWAY from Jason X.