Daniel Yocum

Jason goes to hell is an interesting entry in the Friday the 13th series. But there tend to be some debate about the movie when you talk about the structure and the story. But for many people who probably hated/loved this movie when it first came out, I do enjoy watching this movie. The story of the movie is different from the past films that we have been getting with "Killing Attractive Teens around Crystal Lake" kind of story, and while Jason Takes Manhattan was different enough to take Jason out of Crystal Lake, it was still the same thing. The first few minutes of the movie really works, you see this woman doing her normal stuff around the cabin, right before you have Jason Voorhess surprise attacking her and her being chased through the woods until we see every FBI Agent shooting their weapons at Jason until he is blown up by a bunch of grenades. But the rest of the movie is mostly kind of weird when you begin to know that Jason needs a body to possess and to continue his killing spree, until it gets to the final act where Jason is rebirthed and he continues to fight Steven and Jessica until she stabs Jason in the heart and is dragged to Hell in the end. But the movie is good for being another low budget movie. In the end, I would rate this movie 10/10

10/10. This movie is incredible, I remember seeing this movie and being blown away with the story, the effects, and the ending with Chief Brody killing the shark with a gun and a oxygen tank, and the explosion... incredible! The characters are very well written and the scenes of action, comedy, and suspense are well constructed and the direction by Steven Speliberg is very done. In the end, I give this movie a 10/10.

When looking at this low budget horror movie about Winnie the Pooh, you think that this will get people in seats, well... while many people hated this movie with it getting a 3% on Rotten Tomatoes. I actually enjoyed it. The plot of this movie is pretty simple, seems kind of like Friday the 13th, and other horror movies that came before, it seems very enjoyable. If I can pick at this film, the main characters are kind of the downfall of the film with them being dumb, not smart enough, and... whatever you can think about. The make up design of the two main villains are pretty simple with them only wearing rubber masks, probably because of this movies budget of $100,000 dollars. While other people will hate this movie mostly because of the awful lighting, pointless scenes, and a screenplay so bad that it will put Son of the Mask to shame, I think this is a good horror adaptation. Thank you Rhys. Final rating: 5/5

I have seen this movie many times since I was 11 years old, and this is my favorite movie of the Jurassic Park movies. Out of the six movies this is my ranking of all of the movies: 1. The Lost World: Jurassic Park 2. Jurassic Park 3. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom 4. Jurassic World 5. Jurassic Park 3 6. Jurassic World: Dominion The characters are very well written, Jeff Goldblum is amazing as always, and the humor is well executed, my favorite line in the beginning when they are looking for Sarah Harding and once they found her lucky pack and both Ian and Nick are yelling, Ian just goes " How many Sarah's, do you you think are on this island?". While many critics and audiences did not like this movie when it came out, years later, many people see this movie as their favorite movie the Jurassic Park series. Some of the plot holes in the movie like the T-rex killing the SS Venture crew seems dumb, but some light has been shed nearly 30 years later, and I still wish they could have kept some scenes in the movie so audiences won't be going "How did that--, When did that happen--" kind of thing. Some of the other characters on the IN-GEN side of the team have good lines, but my favorite one from that side is Roland Tempo played by Pete Postlethwatie, he left the movie with the greatest line in the movie "No thank you, I believe I spent enough time in the company of death." In the end, this movie is good, and well done. Final rating 10/10

I was never a big fan of horror movies with clowns as the main villian, bit after going into this film blind with the idea being another killer clown movie, this was not that. The film is a work of art with the screenwriters and the actors putting a ton of work and love. The concept is great with the main character facing some Clown PTSD and the other characters having their own personalities and there are some good solid horror bits thrown in. In the end, I would give this movie a 9.9/10.

Just came out seeing this movie, and the expectations that fans and audiences had when the trailer have been released online, have been met. This movie was well written with the screenplay written by Gil Keean and Jason Riteman and the acting done by the original Ghostbusters and the new guys from the last movie did a fabulous job. The movie also had amazing callbacks from the other films in the Ghostbusters series or Ivan Reitman 's first movie in the beginning is really cool, and at the end where we get a "For Ivan" just like in the last movie where we got a "For Harold" tribute. In the end, this movie was another great addition to the series, and can't wait to see what they come up with next. Final score: 20/20

Just saw the movie, and this movie is a perfect adaption of the game series by Scott Cawthon. The story was good, simple, but it is a really good movie. I have been a big fan of the games since I was 14 years old, and seeing this movie in 2023, after 8 years of development heck, was worth the wait. The animatronics made by Jim henson company were fantastic and well designed and the movie was enjoyable. A couple of things to pick at, the spring lock suit scene should have been longer, and there should be a little bit more blood in the movie. So I want to congrats Scott Cawthon, Emma Tammi, and everyone else who were involved in the movie. Final score: 9.5/10

I found the movie to be a worthy sequel to the most popular Stephen King novel and movie. This was the movie that fans have been waiting for since the novel was published in 2013. This movie had the greatest director of Mike Flanagan as the movies writer and director. One of the things that makes things better is the ending where the overlook hotel is still standing and has this final battle in the hotel, and having Dan Torrance release the ghouls that haunt the place, and having the place burn down is one of the coolest things ever. The antagonists being the True knot are good as well, each character in the True knot good, since they have cool abilities. In the end, this was the movie that Stephen King loved, Thank you for creating this wonderful universe Mr. King.

I thought the movie was good. The story I thought was told very perfectly well with a lot of action with the jumpscares and the comedy coming Danny DeVito, Tiffany Hadish, and all of the other actors who understood the story. The characters were well written, and the Hat box ghost as the main antagonist being the one who causes the twists and mayhem inside is really good. The tone of the movie reminds me of Poltergeist and the Exorcist movies with the characters dealing with activity that they don't know, but by the end of the movie, they are fighting for their life's. The movies comedy did make me laugh out loud when the characters would be funny. But even though the movie was a flop, and critics might not like it with it being a Halloween movie released in July and should have waited a few more months to release it in Late September or early October, it was still a good movie based on the ride. In the end, I would give this movie a 20/20. The End

I thought that the movie was enjoyable. It did many things that many people may or may not agree with, but with Princess Peach, they made her a strong person, instead of doing the "damsel in destress" trope, toad is the cutest character with him being Mario's friend and stuck around for the entire movie. Bowser being both evil and wanting to marry Princess Peach and singing a song about Peach, I was both cringing, confused, and laughing when I first saw it, but now, that makes me laugh so hard. In the end, the plot was short, the movie was enjoyable, and every actor, writer, animator, and the directors putted alot effort into this movie. Super Mario Bros. 15/20