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You and I both! And while it was officially given an 'R' rating, I'm sure an NC-17 Director's Cut will make its way to blu-ray when the day comes. Killer clowns and Rob Zombie, you can count me in.
I just want a conventional Friday film, set in the modern day, in a snow covered environment, with inventive kills, some likeable & some not likeable characters and if it could be directed by the Soska sisters, that would be the cherry on the cake.
They came to their senses on the found footage stance. Proof that fans do have some power. Though I like the idea of starting of as found footage, before quickly killing of the POV character, and proceeding as normal. Though new fans coming to the series in years time, might not get the joke.
I agree.
I don't see why it's so difficult to get these types of films going. Halloween and Friday the 13th, two of the most storied horror franchises out there, should not be having the problems that they are currently having. It's a shame.
In 7 years, EON have made two films, with a 3 year gap. Paramount can't even get 1 F13 film off of the ground. We are also approaching the longest gap between films, currently, it's the 2nd longest gap.
Jason Goes To Hell - Jason X (8 years)
Friday The 13th 09 - 2016 (7 years)
Freddy vs Jason - Friday The 13th '09 (6 years)
http://www.comingsoon.net/movies/news/652025-mama-sequel-starry-eyes
I had to vote for Kane.
Ditto
I saw "The Boy" the first two acts were quite good but the third act deflated something awful. Was actually kinda stupid.
I did see some cool trailers before the film came on:"Witch" just looked very interesting and is called very disturbing and the film starring Ethan Hawke, though not horror, 'Regression" looked interesting.
there have been 4 wishmasters good god why?
I would say money, but as much as I like the first film (my favourite horror film of the 90's), it wasn't a success. The 2nd one had the saving grace of Andrew Divoff returning, but after that... *shakes head* The 4th one should have been sent to the lowest level of hell. It boggles the mind how much it goes against what we learn of the Djinn in the previous films.
Mama was OK, but I'm not sure how they'd do a sequel. If they took the basic concept but had a brand new cast of characters it might be decent.
I figured that Kane would run away with the poll, so I put my vote in for Derek Mears (Jason in the 2009 Friday the 13th). I was pleasantly surprised to see him in second place behind Kane. The film itself was terrible, but I thought Mears was terrific and I hope that they bring him back whenever they get the next Friday the 13th off the ground.
If I had to pick a 2nd choice, it would have been Mears. I liked the film itself too.
The remake has a bad rep in my opinion- the best F13 movies had tons of gore and nudity. This certainly delivered!
It even managed to have some plot along with it! (compared to most of those movie, I mean)
The remake is one of my favorites in the series, didn't expect it to be handled so well. What were your thoughts on the splitting up of the casts, giving us one to have slaughtered in the first half hour, followed by an introduction of another group? Certainly allows for a high body count and unique settings, which I loved.
The bad reputation is undeserved. If there was a Friday The 13th film that did deserve a trashing, it is part 5 'A new Beginning'. Jason Goes To Hell is an easy target, and while I can see why some are put off (either because it's a F13 film, or because it isn't like one enough), I disagree. The Uncut cut of the film even features the most brutal kill of the series, to date.
All those FPS shots brought to mind the trailer for Hardcore Henry:
http://bloody-disgusting.com/news/3379148/saw-lionsgate-begins-developing-next-sequel-legacy/
Strangely enough, I think I'm game for another. It will have been 6-7 years since the last one (longer than I thought they'd wait), so diving back into the series might be of interest.
I just hope they don't make the stupid decision to kill off the antagonist too early on this time around. Having a solid plan and sticking to it could result in a more cohesive and satisfying string of films.
Not sure we need that... I love the series but the final two entries were barely acceptable in an otherwise pretty stable series.
I actually couldn't care much less about the traps, but it would be nice if they could go back to something more basic on that front and not feel the need to make them so over-the-top that you have to look away in disgust. The first film or two did a pretty good job of making the traps uncomfortable for the audience while still grounding them in something that resembled reality, but they got so outlandish as the series went that they really overwhelmed everything else.