As the kills continue, so does the rumors that Krueger has returned to punish the citizens of Springfield. The idea? Have Jason do what he likes best in Springfield (Killing), thus bringing suspicion that “Freddy is back!”. Jason Voohrees, who was an unkillable machine himself seemed like the perfect conduit for this purpose. This worked for quite some time, however Freddy who was not content just sitting in Hell, decided that he needed a scape goat to reactivate the his legend. As the town of Springfield made every effort to hide the legend of Elm Street and extinguish Krueger’s name, so did the reality of him ever existing.
The tie-in? Not a bad one at that….Freddy was feeling neglected seeing that his power comes from others “believing” he exists. Well Kirzinger did a fine job, however there is still some authenticity missing that’s important to the genre. I suppose the studios figured that “any” actor could wear a mask and make do.
To get this one out of the way, while we did see Freddy Krueger played by his “only” embodiment “Robert Englund…we did however have Ken Kirzinger playing Jason Voorhees which would have been more appropriate with original player, Kane Hodder. 2 horror icons that never die….could there actually be a battle, or even a winner? Freddy of course is able to leap into nightmares and sometimes real life.and of course Jason simply never dies. Getting on to the entertainment, we have 2 entities who each possess a certain amount of supernatural claim. But we’ll save those for other reviews as they require their own micro space. One that would of course lead to “others” like “ Aliens VS Predator”. Maybe the franchises had simply tired themselves to being too predicable leaving room for a hybrid to add that “right” amount of collaboration. In fact more so than many of the Friday the 13th AND Nightmare releases. Years later as I come back to write the review, I can say I was an instant fan on this particular release.
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Their of course were the purists who claimed “this” and spouted “that”…but I still knew how to have a good time with it and let it roll. I remember quite well that the release was met with varied response. could it all work on screen without being …”silly”? The idea itself was not new (with comics springing forth from the hands of artists and fan boyz) however…. It was in some ways a groundbreaking achievement….2 horror icons doing battle.and they even got Englund to play his role. However I was curious like the rest of us and threw dough some dough for P-corn and the film to see how the 2 Mega icons battled it out. I remember the idea sounding a bit like a “cinematic con” to gather a few franchise ticket sales. Except this time, they’re out to get each other, too. It's just an excuse to have two of the scariest guys in movie history fight each other with much carnage.Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees return to terrorize the teenage population. The plot is ridiculous, and even if it made any sense it would be too pointless and too complicated to put down into a review. Here's what he had to say: The newest addition to the series' will meet or surpass the expectations of the fans, while the critics will know to avoid it. This guest review was provided by the son of the Movie Mom, a 19-year-old fan of slasher movies who wanted me to give the movie an A. Jason" delivers its promise of the ultimate battle between the two slasher characters. The highlights are definitely Freddy and Jason. Save for the classically trained Robert Englund, who reprises his role as the diabolical Freddy Krueger, there are no memorable performances, just busty, pouty-lipped girls in revealing clothing and stereotyped, drunk high school guys who scream and run and get gutted like fish. Outside of the title characters, the cast is uninteresting, even interchangeable they're only there to get killed anyway.
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