Varden Longraf

I’m sorry, but the very premise of this movie is completely weak. The acting itself just seems stale as if the characters are just there without much of a purpose to do what they’re therefore in the first place. Just a movie that needs a lot of work before it can actually, be put on the film in my eyes. And that it completely missed the mark

I still say it would have been a very smart move if they would’ve done it in a andromeda and Stargate crossover. I mean a lot of the stars from SG1 were on the show so why not? It might have fix the problems they had after season two when it fell apart

Just an overall terrible Jason Voorhes film. Probably only second to part eight. It’s also was like it didn’t know what it wanted to be either direction wise. Did it want to copy Michael Myers and have a sister? Well, it has that which it made absolutely no sense. Did it want to be evil dead by putting in the necronomicon were had no place? Sadly, you can check that box too. Or did it want to be a comedy? There were far too many parts where it seemed more like a parity of the movie than it was about the actual horror that we love so much about the franchise. It just was all over the place and really had no bearing on the legend himself of Jason Voorhees. The only funny part about it is seeing John D Lemay from the Friday the 13th the series show and had nothing to do with Jason either which was fitting. Steven Williams who I always remember from 21 Jump Street as Captain Fuller and other great films was actually the best thing it had going for it. I’ve always like his acting so it has that little tiny thing going for it. But to call Kane Hodder Jason in this movie is an insult to the franchise. I don’t even know why he signed up for this crapfest. This movie was not at all easy to get through. It was just plain bad. It’s like it forgot how to do the suspenseful killing that really made the other movies fun to watch. This was just not that sort of movie.

Steaming pile of rubbish. I am sorry, but the lead up had no reasoning, but paranoia of nothing the reason to stay by the characters had no reason but again paranoia over nothing and the payoff at the end wasn’t really even a payoff. All of this made the characters. Absolutely unbelievable because they’re basically scared of again Nothing. It was like a bad episode of the twilight zone and not the good one, but the one from 2006 with Forrest Whitaker that lasted one season. This movie was not worth the hour and a half wasted on it, and it really had no plight whatsoever with the melodrama coming from nothing that made absolutely no sense

This movie was a complete joke. It took everything good about Shakespeare and just shoved into a toilet complete rubbish. The acting is worse than a grade school play so is the cinematography and camera work. And guns? Seriously how is a wielding a gun honorable to the dialogue of the original? Sorry but there is only one real Romeo and Juliet on film and this is the opposite perspective of that. Perhaps the writer and director should have paid closer attention to Shakesperes masterpiece or watched the 1968 version much closer.