Cast:
Jared Padalecki
Danielle Panabaker
Amanda Righetti
Travis Van Winkle
Aaron Yoo
Derek Mears
Rating: 81/2 of 10 Stars
Synopsis:
Young friends Whitney (Amanda Righetti), Mike (Nick Mennell), Richie (Ben Feldman), Amanda (America Olivio), and Wade (Jonathan Sadowski) end up missing in the woods near the abandoned Camp Crystal Lake (made famous by the original 1980 film), after allowing their curiosity to get the better of them and visiting the site where a psychopathic killer resides. Six weeks later, Trent (Travis Van Winkle) invites friends Jenna (Danielle Panabaker), Bree (Julianna Guill), Chewie (Aaron Yoo), Chelsea (Willa Ford), Lawrence (Arlen Escarpta), and Nolan (Ryan Hansen) to his father’s cabin on Crystal Lake for a weekend of sex, booze, pot smoking, and water skiing. However their seemingly fun weekend soon escalates into a nightmare after lone traveler Clay (Jared Padalecki) shows up looking for his missing sister Whitney. The police have searched with no luck, and Clay is now searching alone. Local citizens have advised Clay not to go into those woods, because anyone who shows up missing is already dead, and he is wasting his time. During his search, one of the students, Jenna, decides to help Clay find his sister, and they go into the woods. They find the abandoned Camp Crystal Lake and search the dilapidated camp house for any signs of his sister. They soon find themselves face to hockey-mask with evil reborn, reimagined, and rebooted, and his name is Jason Vorhees (Derek Mears).
Review:
Ofcourse, everyone is remaking every old movie now-a-days. So who didn’t think they were going to remake “Friday the 13th”? I actually heard that “Nightmare on Elm Street” might be making a come back pretty soon. Well anyways, on to the review.
The movies story line isn’t the worst but then again it’s not the best. The story line goes like this, kids go on camping trip, get drunk and high and talk about Jason and his mom here at Crystal Lake, where he killed everyone but one counselor that kills his mom then Jason comes back and sees this. Then of course, the rest is as always, Jason comes out and starts lobbing heads off, burning bodies and well just killing anything that is living.
All in all the movie wasn’t too bad besides the same lame and weak story line. There was a lot of T&A, which is better than the originals. Definitely a plus for the guys, well ladies you are out of luck. Unless you are into women also. If so, please email me at daveram@gmail.com if you live in the Southern California area, j/k! Or not! The goriness is better but then again this is 29 years later, I would hope our technology has improved in the film department. Damn, we can make whole movies with computers now!
What I am now wondering is if there is going to be a sequel like the originals. In the originals whoever killed Jason, basically took over his “duties”.