With all the horror remakes whizzing around the place during the noughties, it’s frankly amazing that a Friday The 13th remake took so long to

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With all the horror remakes whizzing around the place during the noughties, it’s frankly amazing that a Friday The 13th remake took so long to
“Vs” movies are nothing new; ever since Frankenstein met the Wolf Man Hollywood has been finding ways to sling two opposing characters from different movies
Not to be confused as a deeply confusing sequel to Malcolm X, it’s always amusing to compare a new entry to a long running franchise
After about ten years of loyal service slaughtering teens of various shapes and sizes, Jason Vorhees found himself for sale. Sold by Paramount to New
Picture this scene: a bunch of movie guys are frantically trying to come up with a new hook for the next Friday The 13th outing
When your franchise is primarily obsessed with introducing pointy, stabby death to anyone in the vicinity under the age of 25, it’s inevitable that audience
Jason Voorhees, cinema’s pre-eminent go-to guy for mass slaughter, can be accused of a lot of things – a sizeable impulse control issue and gargantuan
Jason is dead. Long live… “pseudo Jason”?After catching a machete to the side of the head which promptly turned his skull into the fleshy equivalent
Consider, if you will, the title of this film I’m about to review… A title that blared out not one, but two blatant lies directly
The one thing that has always kept Friday The 13th fans on their toes is that the unkillable series has never really sat still when
What do you you do when your cash-in slasher rip-off strikes oil and makes a literal killing at the box office? Why you load up