Krueger and Voorhees are just cliche.
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How was Pamela Voorhies cliche? I can't think of any other female slashers........or serial killers in cinema off the top of my head.
How was Freddy Krueger cliche? What on earth had you seen before A Nightmare on Elm Street that even closely resembled his character?
Originally posted by Evil Dead
um.......How was Pamela Voorhies cliche? I can't think of any other female slashers........or serial killers in cinema off the top of my head.
How was Freddy Krueger cliche? What on earth had you seen before A Nightmare on Elm Street that even closely resembled his character?
Ok, ok, ok...........I didn't necessarily mean "cliche", I should have picked a better word. And I also in no way meant ANOES or FT13 are shitty movies. I love these movies and I own the DVD's. What I meant was I like the premise of Halloween/Michael Myers much more, you know the whole "masked-psycho-stalker" angle of the film. When I used the word "cliche" I was referring to the LATTER day NOES/FT13 movies that suck (in my opinion), because of all the stupid one-liners and puns from Freddy, granted those are what make Freddy as he is. Also I got tired of FT13 after about part 3 because of the repetition. Pamela Voorhies and Freddy are not, in any way, as characters, cliche to me.
I love these movies and I own the DVD's. What I meant was I like the premise of Halloween/Michael Myers much more, you know the whole "masked-psycho-stalker" angle of the film. When I used the word "cliche" I was referring to the LATTER day NOES/FT13 movies that suck (in my opinion), because of all the stupid one-liners and puns from Freddy, granted those are what make Freddy as he is. Also I got tired of FT13 after about part 3 because of the repetition. Pamela Voorhies and Freddy are not, in any way, as characters, cliche to me
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Originally posted by mutilated_body
i think Friday the 13th, it is more realistic then the others. Although i aint sayin a guy couldnt be possessed by an evil force to kill.
Friday the 13th more realistic than the other 9 installments, or more realistic than "Halloween" and "ANOES"? "Halloween" is about as real as a Horror film can get, and that's why it's such a classic.