F13 Remake

How is it as a F13 remake? How is it as a horror movie? I think we should re-assess a little.

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It's great for what it is, attempting to cram three movies into one and jumpstart a dead franchise. The costuming is terrific, the effects hold up (compared to the trash CGI we get in most movies today), the soundtrack is good and there's the kind of nudity you'll never see in a Hollywood film again. The dialogue is straight trash, but I honestly think that's what they were going for.

A more based and thoughtful take than I was expecting. Cheers, user.

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I don't mind a different start, but I didn't enjoy undead Rambo. Maybe if a movie or two had lead to that point I'd have liked it, but he's just way too competant of a trapper and archer for the beginning.

So you wanted like a Jason Begins where you watch him learn how to trap and hunt? How did you feel about the tunnels standing in for the "teleporting"?

It is okay.
Not the worst like some say. But not the best.

It does an pretty good job when you think how the movie had to summarize Jason’s origin for new audiences and condensing three movies into one movie. IE showing Ma Voorhees, Jason seeing her die, how Jason got his hickey mask (let’s be honest, autistic fans would be upset if there was no sack head Jason, so they had to include that).

Most of the hatred comes from the campers being lame and changing how Jason operates. With the first part, it is understandable. The Firday has had some good characters and casts before (5, 6, 4) and most of the people in the remake sucked. As the the second part, I can see why people would be upset at Jason running and using underground tunnels. But since this is a remake/reboot it didn’t bother me since I like to think of it as an alternate universe take.

And some of the kills were decent.

Overall I think it was an okay remake.

The tunnels are a little too much of a Nolan hyperrealism take for me; they could've just shown him "appearing" around. Who gives a fuck.

Not really learn as like an active thing. Just progressed too fast. You can't try to restart something, and have him at the same level he was like 4 or 5 movies deep before.

I get you. If he slipped up and let someone escape, it would've made for a nice sequel.

Decent. Definetly upper-mid of the pack. First ten minutes pre title card are kino. More competently crafted than some of the sequel. Mixed feelings on some attempts to be "more realistic" (tunnel system with camp wide alarm system)

basically what this user said, great take and based.