The demonic spirit of Jason Voorhees possesses a host of people
on its way to be revived through possessing a blood relative. HORROR
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Jason Goes to Hell:
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Jason Goes to Hell was an abysmal piece of trash that spat in the face of everything the Friday the 13th series had established thus far. Jason himself is only in the film for less than five total minutes, with most of his character being shown as some kind of supernatural demon worm that possesses people. Whatever semblance of continuity this film has with the previous entries seems to disappear bit by bit as we trundle our way through this boring, nonsensical pile of stitched-together movie ideas that someone decided to toss Jason Voorhees into the middle of.
The entire third act makes even less sense than the rest of the film, with the intact Jason appearing out of thin air after being blown to pieces in the first ten minutes. There is no reason to ever watch this film and I am quite glad I never have to again. |
I don't even know where to begin with this movie. This is by far the worst entry in the entire franchise. It is the only one that I hate with a passion. The plot is extraordinarily nonsensical, incoherent, and doesn't make a lick of sense. The whole idea to make Jason Voorhees into some weird prophecy about how he can only be reborn and killed by a Voorhees was incredibly dumb and just too much. Jason Voorhees is not part of some prophecy or bloodline; he kills horny, young kids, plain and simple. Speaking of Jason, he's literally only in the movie for a whopping five minutes. He gets blown up and starts possessing people that do his killing.
This isn't the Friday the 13th movie I wanted at all. I want Jason Voorhees killing people himself. Is that so much to ask? The ending also totally ignores rules set out earlier the film and has Jason pop up out of nowhere for the climactic fight. There is literally one good thing this film did. It gave us a sweet epilogue ending that promised two of horror's biggest icons facing off in a match to the death. Too bad that took ten years to actually happen. |