*long tortured route back to "on-topic"*
2, 4, and 6 are the best of the series. The rest are abortions.
But 7 had Jason's most badass look ever. Zombie Jason is fucking brutal. So brutal in fact that they had to seriously edit the movie down enough to make it an R rating.
Zombie Jason himself was cool. The overall movie was horrible.
Oh well, at least you're not praising Jason Takes Manhattan.
Fuck that movie and fuck every movie after that and fuck New Line Cinema with a hot poker and Sean S. Cunningham too.
What would you say is worse, the sucky 13ths or the sucky Freddie movies?
Well let's see:
Good Nightmares - 1, 3, 4, 6, 7. Yes 4 is actually decent and 6 is hilarious.
Good Fridays - 2, 3, 4, 6, 7. Last time I watched part 1 I was bored out of my mind.
Bad Nightmares - 2, 5, FvJ
Bad Fridays - 1, 5, 8, JGTH, JX, FvJ
Sorry Jason...
Oh and fuck Platinum Dunes too!
Yes, and III had Dokken when they were sorta metal. Back during that timeframe, other than a festival show, I don't really see Dokken and Queensryche sharing a bill. But fast forward to 2007...
Just prior to the Take Cover tour, Geoff sees Don Dokken's solo act at a casino, and thinks to himself, "Hey, Don's a cool guy, and this kinda accountic lounge-singing thing with a bit of comedy thrown in is kinda cool." So he takes Don out on the road as the opener. It was quite obvious seeing that show that Don's voice was wrecked. But here's the thing: Don knew it. That's why he changed up his act and made it something he could actually pull off. He never presented it as, "I'm doing this because it's what I find cool, and the fans who get it will come along for the ride and screw anyone who doesn't get my 'art.'" It was obvious his mindset was, "Hey, I'm doing the best I can with what I've got, and thankfully I still have
something left to give the fans, even if it isn't ideal." In other words, I don't think Don Dokken is delusional. Or at least he wasn't back in 2007. Rather than try to rewrite history and dictate his fans' tastes for them, he's just playing the hand that he's been dealt. See the difference?