how much less imaginitive can they get ?!
A remake of Friday The 13th ? Feck me.
1
brodie_bruce
Yeah, saw that too - apparently there's another remake of the texas chainsaw massacre coming along which I reckon has to be even less imaginative......
3
harju
It's not about imagination, it's about bums in seats. I predict this movie will make money for its investors.
5
rossam
Could very well be crap, haven't went to a horror film in years. I wanted to see the spanish film .Rec (which was remade as Quarantine) but missed it and I also missed the Swedish film Let the Right one In (remake due next year).
Like I said I'm not a fan or a remake for the sake of it but let's face it the original Friday the 13th sequels were smegma, I have a feeling this will be better than the standard fare that's going these days. If it's crap I'll come back and eat crow.
On the subject of remakes; I recently saw the original version of Insomnia which Christopher Nolan remade recently with Al Pacino and Robin Williams, in this case I actually preferred the remake as I thought they beefed up the story a bit.
7
rossam
It's not a remake of the original, in the original Jasons mother was the killer. it's like Superman Returns; a sequel ignoring previous sequels if you kow what I mean. Here's a review. What I thought it would be like. A decent horror but not mould breaking stuff.
http://www.aintitcool.com/node/40063
8
newnorvernmonkey
hes gonna be able to run properly in this version, apparently. theres talk of a remake of Nifghtmare on elm street too
9
rossam
Reboot is the new buzz word.
http://www.collider.com/entertainment/interviews/article.asp/aid/10865/tcid/1
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