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I know there's a Blu Ray release with all the Friday films included, but for those looking for only the New Line films, and at a nice affordable price; you can't go wrong with this.
The set comes with the following 3 films : Jason Goes to Hell, Jason X, and Freddy vs Jason.
Jason Goes To Hell is one of the more polarizing films of the series. It has it's fans, but just as many think it's the worst of the series. I've always really liked it, but part of that may be nostalgia since I grew up watching it along with the first 8.
Jason himself is only in the film briefly at the very start and at the very end, and the rest of the film is him body jumping with his goal being to be reborn.
The film is extremely different than any of the others, and the plot IS over the top. However the film does have top notch gore effects, a rather suspenseful opening sequence, a few very cool action set pieces, two very solid and likeable leads, a memorable sex scene involving a couple of attractive campers, and plenty of little nods to other classic horror films. Look out for sets of various classic horror films! True horror fans will likely spot them very easily :). So even if the film has its fair share of flaws; it still has plenty to like for fans of the series.
The dvd comes with a commentary, the R and Unrated version (though who's going to actually watch the R rated version?), some deleted scenes (most of them air as filler for padding when this airs on tv since various scenes have to be cut due to content. Survivor fans can look out for Jonathan Penner in one deleted scene :) ), and finally the film comes with the theatrical trailer.
Jason X is next, and it's entertaining as long as you keep your expectations low.
The film honestly looks like it could've been made for the Scy fy channel, and places Jason in space. Think Alien, but only with Jason.
The film's effects look pretty poor, and won't age well as it gets older, but the film isn't boring and is more like the original 8 atmosphere wise than Jason Goes to Hell is. Just don't take it too serious.
The film comes with a commentary from the director, writer, and producer, a few documentary's, a making of, and its trailer.
Freddy vs Jason is the final film of the set, and the one I personally like the least. However that is of course just my opinion, and most people seem to like this one more than the previous two.
This one pits the two horror icons against each other after Freddy summons Jason back from the dead to do his bidding on Elm Street. Things don't go well, and the film has the two dueling it out during the films climax.
Honestly I've always thought this one was a letdown, and it suffers from cartoonish directing from Ronny Yu, and terrible performances from everyone in the cast excluding Robert Englund (who's always great as Freddy). It would've been nice to see Kane Hodder reprise his role as Jason too. Instead they go for a guy who lacks all the personality Hodder infused into his role.
I'm sure it wasn't easy to write both characters into the film, but I honestly think it still had more potential than what we got as a final product.
The film comes with two discs and plenty of extras. A commentary with the director, Enguland, and Kirzinger (the actor who plays Jason), deleted and alternate scenes with filmmaker commentary, a behind the scenes of the films development, a visual effects exploration, storyboards and galleries, its theatrical trailer and some tv spots, and a music video.
All 3 films each come in a slim case.
Overrall this set is most definitly worth picking up for fans who wants a nice cheap way to own the New Line films. Each film has its flaws, but they're still alot of fun to watch.
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