Jason X

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Initial Release: 2002-04-26
Directed by: James Isaac 
Screenplay by: Todd Farmer  Victor Miller 
Cinematography: Derick V. Underschultz 
Edited by: David Handman 
Genre(s): Horror  Science fiction  Teen  Adventure 
Sequel: Freddy vs. Jason 
Format: Super 35 mm film 
Production Companies: New Line Cinema 

 


 

Discussion & Reviews

by jeff419 on August 28, 2009 16:08 for The 13 Best Horror Sequels of All Time!
If the most powerful fear is the fear of the unknown, how do you keep a franchise scary after nine sequels have made your villain the most familiar slasher in horror history? The answer: You don't, as the makers of Jason X mercifully realized when they merged their horror franchise with science fiction, action and comedy to create this under-rated and subversive gem. It may not keep you awake at night, but there are enough clever kills, "BOO" scares and throwbacks to the rest of the franchise ("Hey Jason? Do you want a beer? Or do you want to smoke some pot? Or can we have premarital sex? We LOVE premarital sex!") to satisfy every breed of horror fan, from A to X.

If the most powerful fear is the fear of the unknown, how do you keep a franchise scary after nine sequels have made your villain the most familiar slasher in horror history? The answer: You don't, as the makers of Jason X mercifully realized when they merged their horror franchise with science fiction, action and comedy to create this under-rated and subversive gem. It may not keep you awake at night, but there are enough clever kills, "BOO" scares and throwbacks to the rest of the franchise ("Hey Jason? Do you want a beer? Or do you want to smoke some pot? Or can we have premarital sex? We LOVE premarital sex!") to satisfy every breed of horror fan, from A to X.

 


 

       


 




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