Regarding the movies friday the 13th parts one and two, for the appropriate record, In part 2 the guy telling a story of the legend of jason around the camp fire, says, the girl who decapitated Jason's mom, disappears and is presumed dead, only two months later.
It's clear """ though """ that Jason's a full grown man when he kills her.
At the beginning of part two.
Why then was he only a boy when he pulled the girl under water.
At the end of part 1? Also, after being dead for over 30 years they should have given better explanation as to why he rose from the dead at the end of part one.
And only ultimately when miss voorhees dies does jason rise. See people?
They should explain that better.
And to make him a man two months later?
That's a silly mistake in the movie.
Unless his immortality from death gave him the unusual power to grow into a man in only two months. But if that's what happened they should have elaborated on it. Sean s. Cunningham and Frank Mancuso junior were simply looking to cash in on john carpenter's success.
Jason is a well done character over all And he has proven he's the prime boogie man in Hollywood. At this point.
But technically like all other immortal boogie man killers that have come since Michael Myers, he's still just a copy cat. To the real original boogie man.
Regarding the movies friday the 13th parts one and two, for the appropriate record,
ReplyDeleteIn part 2 the guy telling a story of the legend of jason around the camp fire, says, the girl who decapitated Jason's mom, disappears and is presumed dead, only two months later.
It's clear """ though """ that Jason's a full grown man when he kills her.
At the beginning of part two.
Why then was he only a boy when he pulled the girl under water.
At the end of part 1?
Also, after being dead for over 30 years they should have given better explanation as to why he rose from the dead at the end of part one.
And only ultimately when miss voorhees dies does jason rise.
See people?
They should explain that better.
And to make him a man two months later?
That's a silly mistake in the movie.
Unless his immortality from death gave him the unusual power to grow into a man in only two months.
But if that's what happened they should have elaborated on it.
Sean s. Cunningham and Frank Mancuso junior were simply looking to cash in on john carpenter's success.
Jason is a well done character over all
And he has proven he's the prime boogie man in Hollywood.
At this point.
But technically like all other immortal boogie man killers that have come since Michael Myers, he's still just a copy cat.
To the real original boogie man.
John carpenter's Michael myers.
No flaws there.