Robert Shields

*Warning: Some Spoilers* This movie had me wanting more, definitely. A lot of people complain about how ambiguous this movie is. How it didn't explain the deer god. How it didn't show much of the structure. How it didn't explain much about the bacteria or why the natives left and disappeared. Honestly, that is what makes this movie interesting and entertaining. It had me begging for more! It had me asking questions about the mythology of the natives and how a meso American artifact ended up in the great white north. It's a shame that they didn't make a sequel. This movie isn't without flaws though. The deer god was eh...I personally couldn't see much of it in the movie. Only that one scene near the end, where it's out in the open and Jensen uses the dynamite is where you get a good look at it. And it was ok... could have been a lot more realistic and creepier looking. And also, I definitely agree that they paid a lot of homage to The Thing (one of my favorite horror movies of all time) and they could have made it less obvious. They could have elaborated more on the going on of the movie and the back story. But I assumed that they were doing this to set up for a sequel. But this was a really entertaining film. I personally like ambiguous films.

🤢🤮 Idk what the hell they were thinking when they did this movie, but what a mess! I felt like i was watching a really long, s****y music video. Because, this movie was jumping all over the place. And not only that, why would you use modern day music throughout the whole movie? Why not music from that time period? It would make sense and would create a better atmosphere for the film. And like...the actual songs by Elvis were cover versions with modern pop mixed in...like How tf is this movie getting great reviews? This isnt a biopic about elvis. Its just a fever dream that someone had about his life and they decided to try and recreate it. I felt like I didnt connect enough with the actor potraying elvis either because they were jumping around with the scenes so much. I cant really say if he is a decent actor or not for that reason. I dont mind movies, but it was torture getting through this one... I guess all the jumping around and modern music was to appeal to this generation. Makes sense since most of them have short attention spans (like the scenes in the movie) and enjoy that sort of music... not my cup of tea. But if you enjoyed this movie, more power to you! Everyone has different tastes and art is subjective. If I could give it negative stars, I would.

Without a doubt, one of the best biopics on a musician I have ever seen. Everything, from the casting, down to the sets and accuracies on the musicians themselves are amazing. It is definitely a trip to watch this film. Oliver Stone is such a talented director and really captures the tragic life of Jim Morrison perfectly. I recommend this to anyone who, is not only a huge doors fan, but into music in general. 9.5/10!

Ok, I am probably going to get a lot of flack for this. This movie isnt a slasher horror film like the previous installments. Its a comedy horror. Is it any good? Hell no! And thats what makes it so entertaining. It is one of those "so bad it's good" type movies. I also think this movie doesnt take itself seriously, which is what males this movie so entertaining. I mean, just listen to the character dialogue. OMFG.. It is so quotable: *guy falls off and gets impaled by a giant screw* "He's Screwed". Or "ITS GOING TO TAKE A LOT MORE THAN STABBING ME IN THE RIBS!!" *Jason stabs right through the door* "that'll do it.." *dies right after*. It's cheesy but I loved it. And I will probably get even more flack but; I watched just about every FT13th movie, some of them I watched for the first time recently (including this one) and the majority of them didnt suck me in when it came to the plot...they just sucked. PERIOD....and to me it was just the same plot every movie. I guess it is because the previous movies took themselves seriously and failed miserably, while Jason X did the opposite. I guess they (the creators of the franchise) realized it was going downhill and wanted to try a new approach. If you are looking for a stupid horror movie to entertain you and make you laugh, this is one of them.

Man, this movie gets so much hate all because there is no Michael Myers and they do not give this movie a chance at all. There is a reason for why he is not in this movie. John Carpenter wanted the Halloween Franchise to be an anthology; where every movie is a different setting with different characters and supernatural, evil antagonists. The only similarities between the films were that they took place on Halloween. Hence the creation of Halloween III. I wont spoil the plot of the movie. I will say it is very strange, unsettling, surreal, eccentric, and dreamlike. When i first watched this movie, and realized there was no Micheal Myers, I was skeptical. I didnt know what to expect. But, I gave it a shot and i was happily entertained by the plot. The acting is great. And the special effects arent that bad. The part where the kid has one of the masks on, and it starts to decompose him with all the snakes and bugs coming out is an example. One of the best scenes. Thats not to say this movie doesnt have flaws (as stated before, the special effects are hit or miss. But they could be a lot worse). There are some plot holes. But, Overall, it is an underrated horror film and it deserves to get more recognition. If you get past the fact that there is no Michael Myers, and realize the history behind this movie, you will be entertained.

I am a huge fan of the Germs and the rest of the L.A. Punk Scene, so it was cool to catch a glimpse of what that scene was like, even if they may have streched a few facts and left out some other parts of Darby's life. None the less, it was a very entertaining, yet a sad tragic end to such an underrated musician. Also liked the fact that they had a cameo of the band The Screamers, who are also underrated and not very well known and totally deserves more recognition, as well as a cameo of Joan Jett (who produced the Germs' only album). Definitely recommend this movie to anyone who is a fan of this group and the scene itself.