Halloween 2K18

Not sure what to make of this but I think I was entertained by its absolute crass ludicrousness. This is like the result of a demented orgy between RoboCop, Black Dynamite, Evil Dead II and Friday the 13th. 7/10

While I like the concept just a tad more than I like the film, I still think it's an effective psychological horror film with one hell of a great soundtrack! 7/10

Having just finished the book before watching the movie, I can say that the film adaptation succeeds as a decent thriller but fails as an adaptation. 6/10

About twenty minutes too long but an okay start. 4/10

An improvement over the first, with a more appealing final girl and Jason's establishment as one of my favourite slasher antagonists ever. 5/10

Marred by crappy 3D cash-in attempts and an obnoxious cast. The only good things about this one are the speargun kill and Jason donning the legendary hockey mask. 2/10

A big improvement over the previous film and the beginning of what I like to call the Tommy Jarvis Trilogy. 5/10

A classic! One of my favourite slashers with a psychological horror element unique to its franchise. 8/10

A mediocre follow-up to Part IV, with a badly executed twist and annoying characters. 2/10

A not-so-great sequel that doesn't live up to the original but still brings some interesting ideas to the table. 5/10

The best of the series in my opinion, with its self-aware humour and hilarious opening scene, as well as its tendency to subvert certain slasher cliches. 6/10

An improvement over Freddy's Revenge, Wes Craven takes his series back to more cerebral directions, although some of his characters and effects have not aged well... 6/10

A forgettable entry, though Jason's battles with the Carrie ripoff are pretty amusing. 5/10

An interesting sequel that is neither good nor bad, The Dream Master brings along a few more interesting concepts into the franchise, even if it's slightly marred by poor execution in some spots. 5/10

I can't help but enjoy this film more than most, if only because it's hilarious in its badness, rather than dull and slogging (like Parts III or V). The New York portion should have been longer, but hey, what we got wasn't entirely disappointing. 3/10

Another interesting and slightly disturbing entry in the franchise that isn't entirely great, but hey, the ideas are fresh and new (somewhat) and the set designs are ingenious. 5/10

Complete crap. 1/10

Aside from a few fun shootouts and a promising opening sequence, Jason Goes to Hell is a dumb slog. 2/10

A return to form for the franchise and the best of the Elm Street sequels! 7/10

Only slightly more fun to watch than Jason Goes to Hell, if only for that sleeping bag scene and the sheer outdated stupidity of it all. 2/10

More fun than it has any right to be. 5/10

Probably the best thing that Michael Bay was ever involved in. Which isn't saying much... 5/10

A piss-poor remake to a great original. 2/10

A classic, what else can I say? 8/10

A not-so-worthy sequel to the original. 5/10

Cool concept. Unfortunate execution. Dan O'Herlihy was great, though. 4/10

While it's loaded with the same old slasher genre stupidity, this one has some surprisingly smart characters (sometimes). I always joked about how people should just look at the place the killer is in, go "Nope!" and leave town. There was that, and there was a little freshness in its execution along the way. Far from perfect, but not bad, not bad at all... 6/10

Aaaaaaaand we're given a continuation that's worse than anything in the series so far. Sigh. 3/10.

Just came back from the theatres after seeing this and I'm happy to say that this is a worthy successor to the original. The few gripes I have with it are pretty mild; it's overall a great time at the movies. 7/10.

Dull, lifeless trash. 1/10

One of the more entertaining sequels, but not a great film on its own. 5/10