Re: Re: Fav. Horror Movie of 50s,60s,70s,80s,90s,2000s
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Originally posted by zwoti you're kidding right?
The sad thing is, probably not.
MichaelMyers
11-16-2004 04:16 PM
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Originally posted by horror_spooky Jason Lives helped put Friday the 13th back on the right track. If it wasn't for that movie then Friday the 13th would've ended and Friday the 13th Part VII (a great flick) would've never been made or Jason Goes to Hell (awesome) I don't care much for Jason X and Jason Takes Manhattan but other then that yeah. The Thing was great and so was A Nightmare on Elm Street. I forgot about The Shining, though thanks. I change from Jason Lives to The Shining.
No problem. ;)
The STE
11-16-2004 04:29 PM
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Originally posted by horror_spooky wtf r u talking about?
I was around when you started your little grudge against AMK, I know all about it.
ThenThereWasOne
11-16-2004 05:59 PM
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Jason Lives helped put Friday the 13th back on the right track. If it wasn't for that movie then Friday the 13th would've ended and Friday the 13th Part VII (a great flick) would've never been made or Jason Goes to Hell (awesome) I don't care much for Jason X and Jason Takes Manhattan but other then that yeah.
More likely if people didn't keep flocking like sheep to substandard films that Hollywood already knew would make money because a horror icon is in it. How many people here would see 'Jason Vs The Waterboy' or 'Jason Vs Shaft' ? Too many people. Why ? Cuz it's Jason. Hollywood doesn't care about the fans. Hollywood cares about the money. Why else release a DVD boxset of the 'Friday the 13th' movies ? They had tons of interviews, behind the scenes, extras galore and they settled for trailers. Why ? Because they wanted to cash in on 'Freddy Vs Jason' and the fans aren't considered into the equation except for how much they're willing to spend this time around.
CK
