friday the 13th vs halloween

Started by hank_mccoy1 pages

friday the 13th vs halloween

which series do you think is better between those two? and why

Halloween was scarier, IMO, because Michael Myers was the very first "boogeyman" and his story is believable because it can happen. FT13 is, in it's own right, believable since Mrs. Voorhees snapped and killed all of the counselors, but it was just gory murders by elaborate methods. Then Jason came along in the sequel and he just kept coming and coming and coming with more and more dumbass sequels. Not that there is anything wrong with exotic deaths for teenagers, but I prefer Michael's methods. Halloween gets my vote. However, let me go on record by stating that I hate every Halloween sequel. I am very adamant that it should have ended with the first movie because the ending was f*cking brilliant.

Your damn ****ing right , " HALLOWEEN "

hallowene hands down

Halloween is much different than Friday 13. Jason was more of a slice and dice and Micheal was more of the sneaky insane silent killer type.

Originally posted by Impediment
Halloween was scarier, IMO, because Michael Myers was the very first "boogeyman" and his story is believable because it can happen. FT13 is, in it's own right, believable since Mrs. Voorhees snapped and killed all of the counselors, but it was just gory murders by elaborate methods. Then Jason came along in the sequel and he just kept coming and coming and coming with more and more dumbass sequels. Not that there is anything wrong with exotic deaths for teenagers, but I prefer Michael's methods. Halloween gets my vote. However, let me go on record by stating that I hate every Halloween sequel. I am very adamant that it should have ended with the first movie because the ending was f*cking brilliant.

Halloween all the way and agreed with impediment said up above
ft13 was just slaughter dice and kill which was pretty boring

The originals, Halloween.

As a series, I'd say F13. The sequels were pretty constant quality-wise while Halloween went slowly downhill.