So old it is funny but a classic very good
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Every thing spot on
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Some People might not rate friday 13th as good, but as a big horror fan its up their with the like of childs play and halloween. During my time watching horror films( pretty much since i turned 18, am now 26)i had only watched friday 13th part 1,4 and 8.So getting hold of the 2nd part was a must in my mind. And i was happy(and a little scared lol) once i had watched the film because i was expecting him to be in a hockey mask. But no instead he had a old sack over his head instead. As the saying goes 'you cant keep a good man down' and i think that's true in the case of friday 13th part 2. Only difference is it's a film we are talking about and not a man, and not even a good one at that.As the story goes its the usual stalk and kill film.One by one the cast meet a grizzly end all of course for the one or two hero's(dam them)that save the day, well until the 3rd.Jason goes on killing spree in his fave haunt at camp crystal lake as the voice of his dead mother prompts him on to his next kill as a revenge for the death of his mother.And as if that wasn't enough it also turns out that she wants to continue to get her revenge on the people that let her son(jason voorhees) drown in camp crystal lake's lake. As i said earlier am a big horror fan, and although my fave genre tends to aim towards the zombie film end of the horror franchise, i still have room in my dark heart for the classics and low budget horror movies. But thats for another review(if am lucky). I have a long way to go to complete my dream of having the largest collection of horror films in the world. Ok well i can settle for the uk for now. If i had to pick bits that i dis-liked i guess i would say the acting and camera from time to time.But i and some others would say that those attributes are what make a classic horror film a classic. This film and the others in the friday 13th series in fact any similar horror film like this classic should be owned by any horror fan.Read full review
This first sequel to Friday the 13th openswith mild panache when a summary recapitulation of the story so far ends with the sole survivor of the previous massacre being unexpectedly despatched by a new killer (the grief-crazed woman's supposedly dead son). The script then jumps five years, assembles a new set of victims at the summer camp, and repeats the gory carnage as before. The formula reached Part VIII by 1989. Cynically manipulative, stultifying in their sameness, they require no comment except that Part III was shot in 3-D, Part V (A New Beginning) toyed with being tongue in cheek, and Part VI (Jason Lives) took the rather desperate step of resurrecting its psycho like Frankenstein's monster.
I've been a massive horror fan since i watched the lost boys at my friends house when we were in primary school and jason is without a doubt my all time favourite mass murderer (sounds wrong that!). Admittedly like most on here i too watched these films the wrong way around and was under the impression jason was the original killer, clearly it wasn't though so i got a shock when his mother was just as tapped as he is! This first appearance in the series for jason is without a doubt one of his best, he doesn't need to act, he doesn't need to worry about lines he just walks around and kills everyone and thats why we love him. Rock on jason, rock on and kick arse i hope you never die and you're around when my kids get to my age, please god let the remake be great and not ruined like the poor Halloween attempt.Read full review
Current slide {CURRENT_SLIDE} of {TOTAL_SLIDES}- Best-selling in DVDs & Blu-rays
Current slide {CURRENT_SLIDE} of {TOTAL_SLIDES}- Save on DVDs & Blu-rays