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Aug 12, 2010 - 11:37 PM
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DeputyRiley
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My favorite is Part 6. With all due respect to Kane Hodder, C.J. Graham is my favorite Jason. I also really liked Tommy Jarvis in Part 6, I liked the added tension by (finally) having kids staying at the camp during Jason's appearance, and the Alice Cooper songs were very cool. I was just playing "Teenage Frankenstein" in the car the other day. 
Man I love that song dude! I like how it abruptly ends when Cort gets stabbed in the head, and echoes "Frankenstein...ein...ein...ein" followed by one of the coolest stunts in the series, the capsizing of the trailer.
I like Part 2 because I think it's creepiest and scariest, but Part 6 is my second favorite for sure, it's much more fun. Every time I watch it I find new funny jokes. I love when Cort tells the kids the story of the rock piles...Sheriff Garriss' death was quite novel...the blood-soaked cabin after Paula's death is really creepy...and yeah, Tommy Jarvis was a really likeable character in this one. The opening scenes, of the moonlit, foggy woods, have always been genuinely scary to me. The score's a lot more fun this time out also, Manfredini pulls some new tricks out of his hat. The opening graveyard resurrection is just classic. The only thing detracting from the movie was the lame, non-funny paintball victims. Nice triple decap, but otherwise...eh.
"Wherever the red dot goes...YA BANG!"
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Aug 13, 2010 - 12:00 AM
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Holly
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I never even started watching these movies until about 2003 or so, actually. I generally avoided horror flicks when I was a kid and didn't start getting into the genre until the late-90s. I saw Jason Takes Manhattan in 1998, I think, and that was it. Until a friend started introducing me to the others in 2003, I only saw bits and pieces on TV over the years. Nowadays I've seen them dozens of times.
I remember when I was about ten or so, Friday the 13th Part VII was on cable, and I was too scared to watch it alone so I sat in my teenage cousin Nan's lap the whole time. I was so scared by it. It's such a dark, humorless entry. Especially the really scary parts in the dark woods (where a lot of it's set), cause I was really scared of woods at night as a kid.
The first time I watched F-13 1...I was six or seven (1980), and with my mom and auntie. Scared the you-know-what out of me. Man...this is what got me addicted to horror films, probably. Bwah. Anyway, love all these films; and the score music...well...that's just beyond words.
And yep, I still love it all, to this very day...I'm a junkie, in that respect.
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