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Friday the 13th Remake Part II?
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Friday the 13th: Jason goes to Hell... Again.
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Brad Fuller recently said in an interview that they're looking for a good direction to go, and that they might not even use Jason.
They WILL, of course, but it's interesting. |
He also said Mears is their guy if so. I HATE Kane Hodder's Jason's.
Ted White, Richard Brooker, Mears are my top three. I wouldn't be shocked if they went with a winter route. Campers have to fight through the elements AND Jason. |
As long as the movie will have some actual horror elements, like characters you don't want to die in gruesome ways, suspense and the right mood.
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But then there's that swearword "found footage"...
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There are some good found footage movies, I think a Friday the 13th could have pulled it off, not that I think Platinum Dunes would do a good movie of that kind.
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Do you guys prefer zombie Jason or Rambo Jason?
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In the new movies I'd prefer Rambo Jason.
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Found footage sounds alright to me.
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I kind of have mixed feelings on found footage-style movies in general - like some, others less - but for this franchise it would be something new, so I could see that working pretty well.
I'm actually kind of surprised it took so long to get another sequel. Although I guess with so many horror remakes coming out so close together back then, they wanted to give it some time to cool off. Makes sense. |
If they really wanted to cause an uproar among the diehards they should have Jason arrested and in the trial they show the found footage. :D
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And after he's executed, or dies in the mental hospital he rise back as zombie Jason from the grave. Doing mummy's work forever.
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It'd still be better then Jason X.
I don't like the idea of the whole film being found footage but maybe the opening scene or the end I think would be alright. Re-watching The Final Chapter, Jason was so menacing. Ted White did an amazing job. |
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