Reviews

The rest of the movie plays out almost like a weird cross between a low key blaxpoitation movie and a spaghetti western, as the rehabilitation is done by an animal trainer, a black guy, and we're just missing a third pair of eyes for that classic Sergio Leone-style stare down close-up.

I can appreciate the campy comic book look, but it ended up looking a bit two dimensional (and I generally prefer a graphic novel approach as opposed to comic approach), and the over the topness was bit too over the top.

This movie picks up where Jason Goes To Hell left off and it is in hell that Freddy, forgotten and therefore powerless, gets the brilliant idea to mentally manipulate Jason into killing for him.

Yeah, well why not punt him into the sun, or whatever it is studio execs do to Jason without regard for Jason fans yet keep us happy while we're all waiting for Freddy vs Jason to be a viable thing.

No, it's never explained how Jason's back there, or how we got from Jason being taken care of with toxic sludge to the FBI calling in an air-strike on Jason yeah that happened but at the end of that we're left with Jason blown to bits except for his still huge black heart, that just can't stop beati...

The amazingly useless dog not even barking with wet, decayed Jason right outside.How Jason does some things slow and others super fast.

Tina, while still suffering great guilt over causing her father's death with her telekinetic abilities when she was a child, accidentally raises Jason Voorhess from his watery grave and, well, the you know the drill.

Tommy Jarvis, driven by a desperate desire to make sure Jason Voorhees is really dead (hey, didn't Part V tell us he was cremated?), digs up Jason's body and pokes it a bit.

It's years after Tommy Jarvis killed Jason, and he never quite got over it.

I feel that Tom Savini was a bit under utilised, and I'm not really a fan of this Jason.