Freddy Vs. Jason (R)
Scary, gory, nightmare-inducing slasher.
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- Studio: New Line Cinema, New Line Cinema
- Directed By: Ronny Yu
- Cast: Robert Englund, James Callahan
- Running Time: 92 minutes
- Release Date: 08/14/2003
- Video/DVD Release Date: 01/12/2004
- Genre: Horror
- MPAA Rating: R
- MPAA Explanation: pervasive horror violence/gore, gruesome images, sexuality, drug use and language
Parents need to know
Families can talk about the enduring appeal of slasher films, particularly the consistent theme that teens who have sex or use drugs get horribly killed. What message does that send?
Message
Social Behavior:
A racist remark.
Consumerism:
Drugs/Alcohol/Tobacco:
Drinking and drug use.
Violence
Exceptionally intense and graphic violence, many murders. Intense peril.
Sex
Lots of nudity and some sexual references and situations.
Language
Extremely strong language.
Common Sense says
What's the story?
Reviewed by Nell Minow
Is it any good?
Outside of the title characters, the cast is uninteresting, even interchangeable; they're only there to get killed anyway. Save for the classically trained Robert Englund, who reprises his role as the diabolical Freddy Krueger, there are no memorable performances, just busty, pouty-lipped girls in revealing clothing and stereotyped, drunk high school guys who scream and run and get gutted like fish. The highlights are definitely Freddy and Jason. Indeed, Freddy Vs. Jason" delivers its promise of the ultimate battle between the two slasher characters.
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