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Even Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare wasn’t intended to be the last in the Elm Street franchise, the title would have been astoundingly accurate. If the legacy of Freddy Krueger wasn’t dead before the sixth film, it sure was after. And though I hate to admit it, I’m glad the series took a...
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The Franchise Files – Freddy vs. Jason (2003) After years of waiting, the ultimate battle finally hit the silver screen in 2003. Freddy vs. Jason, a hellish concept that was cooked up as far back as the 1980’s finally came to fruition. Interestingly enough, the culmination of these two...
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The Franchise Files – Jason X (2002) I’ve been dreading the day where I inevitably have to write about the 10th installment in the Friday the 13th Jason X. This is, without a doubt, one of the worst movies I have ever seen. Not in a “so bad it’s...
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The Franchise Files – Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday starts off with a serious throwback. A title card exclaiming it to be a “Sean S. Cunningham Production” precedes a sequence in which a lone woman drives to a cabin at...
Even Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare wasn’t intended to be the last in the Elm Street franchise, the title would have been astoundingly accurate. If the legacy of Freddy Krueger wasn’t dead before the sixth film, it sure was after. And though I hate to admit it, I’m glad the series took a...
The Franchise Files – Freddy vs. Jason (2003) After years of waiting, the ultimate battle finally hit the silver screen in 2003. Freddy vs. Jason, a hellish concept that was cooked up as far back as the 1980’s finally came to fruition. Interestingly enough, the culmination of these two...
The Franchise Files – Jason X (2002) I’ve been dreading the day where I inevitably have to write about the 10th installment in the Friday the 13th Jason X. This is, without a doubt, one of the worst movies I have ever seen. Not in a “so bad it’s...
The Franchise Files – Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday starts off with a serious throwback. A title card exclaiming it to be a “Sean S. Cunningham Production” precedes a sequence in which a lone woman drives to a cabin at...