Nah Friday the 13th (2023) can skip that trend and go the whole worse multiverse one instead, Corey Feldman, John Shepherd, and Thom Mathews versions of Tommy Jarvis fighting kid Jason, Part 2 Jason, Hockey mask Jason, Zombie Jason, Jason X and remake Jason. I'm sure audiences will eat that shit up
If this actually happens I am sending a nail bomb to your house, you son of a bitch.
So it would seem. Evidently they do the same for any movie with x-rated footage. To me the weird/funny part is that this stuff is apparently being sold at mainstream outlets like Target, Best Buy etc, or at least through their websites. I am just a simple patron of historically significant foreign films who was hoodwinked by these misogynist filth-mongers into purchasing pornography.Is this the same Arrow Video that complains on their official podcast about problematic content in the films they release and devoted an enitre episode to condemning Alejandro Jodorowsky because of some crazy comment he made after Arrow re-released his films? But they're okay with releasing hardcore footage for a movie about the rape and murder of teenage girls?
TCM has had alternate timelines from the get-go, they should have been doing that concept years ago. Maybe it's just learned helplessness but I can't even imagine another good TCM movie being made, but they're not going to stop either. It's not like F13 or Elm Street where they can just have Leatherface wise fwom his gwabe and start killing people and have an ok-ish movie. Decades from now they'll still be at it, either with a 100-year-old Leatherface or a prequel or god knows what, and probably losing money every time they try to make another one.
I haven't seen the other two. The one thing I'm likely to remember about this one a year from now is its coincidental resemblance to Twin Peaks: it opens with a girl's corpse, and the ensuing police investigation reveals the assorted seedy goings-on she was involved with. It's actually not nearly as sleazy of a movie as I've made it sound, compared to your average giallo anyway. It's a culture shock that a fairly serious movie like this would even have x-rated inserts entertained as an option.
Honestly I feel that. Dying Light was so much more interesting to me as a zombie game because it was a single isolated outbreak. Something about the world ending in one small area hits different.
Pre-millennial zombie movies were often more small-scale, more corpses getting up out of graves and bothering a small group of people and such with classical horror imagery, with the apocalypse maybe only being the predictable twist ending. I think it might just be that digital effects made it easier to do a post-apocalyptic survivalist movie. Maybe the collective hivemind is more fixated on societal breakdown and survivalism now.
A lot of stuff goes into the sci-fi power fantasy route where the main character saves the world for some reason. I think the horror series are better because they make the characters and setting interesting, and can have false starts. There needs to be some execution and fear for the characters, but the problem is they expect people to be scared of the monster and don't put much thought into it or its role. Getting stabbed or slashed was enough for quite a while in media to terrify audiences.
Just started watching the Friday the 13th movies. Currently on part 3 so far I'm enjoying them. I gotta admit I'm dreading/excited to see Jason go to space.
They were supposed to release the Profane Exhibit last year but nothing came of it.
It's California. Remember, Dewey only had a gun in the original because he was a Deputy.
Yeah, why doesn't she?????