video review : Friday The 13th : Part 7 : The New Blood

video review : Friday The 13th : Part 7 : The New Blood

“They say he died as a boy,” the narrator states, “but he keeps coming back.” That man is Jason Voorhees, of course, and the way the killer returns this time takes Friday The 13th to a New level of absurdity. The protagonist having magical (telekinetic) powers also kills any real sense of suspense when the two finally face off. Part 6 may be the best in the series. Part 7 may be the worst.

my rating : 1 of 5

1988

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2025 December 07

video review : Weapons

video review : Weapons

The best thing about this story is the initial premise. A class of elementary school kids go missing after running away from home at “2:17 in the morning”. Once that mystery is solved and its supernatural origins are revealed, you’re left wishing you were watching something more serious than a horror flick with comedic undertones.

That’s not to say it isn’t interesting enough to keep watching, but some of it “doesn’t make any sense at all”. The plot; sliced into nonlinear chapters based on each main character; never really comes together in the end. The whole point of Gladys’ Weapons, in fact, let alone the significance of “2:17”, is basically left to your imagination.

my rating : 3 of 5

2025