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the audience applauded

That was an excellent one.

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.

Some fun but not a great film in any of the franchises!!! Some cool stuff & lots of gore but also WAY too silly but IT'S OK !!! Could've been alot BETTER!!!The worst of the friday the 13th franchise.

Freddy vs. Jason is a movie that in theory seems an intriguing idea, but one that led me to have the immediate reaction of, "That's going to be a complete disaster!" As it turned out, my initial reaction was wrong. Freddy vs. Jason is certainly not going to be winning any awards or make it into many people's lists of favourite horrors, but it delivers exactly what it says on the tin and does it adequately well. It has everything you'd expect from a horror involving Freddy and Jason - gore, knives, teen murder, dark humour and a face off between two of the most infamous murderers in horror history. The story itself feels a lot more Nightmare on Elm Street than Friday the 13th, and Freddy definitely feels like the central focus. It does well at refreshing the audience's memory of Freddy and Jason's back stories which many may have forgotten over the years. It also brings Freddy and Jason together in a way that makes sense, which is something I questioned from the beginning - how were they going to bring Freddy and Jason into the same universe? It's actually handled pretty well with Freddy essentially exploiting Jason's murderous skills in order to gain back his own power and be remembered once again amongst the teens of Elm Street. Though the plot is rather predictable and nothing stand-out from a majority of films in the horror genre, it's entertaining enough and the combination of Jason and Freddy is interesting. Robert Englund as Freddy delivers as always. He fully embodies the character of Freddy and the amazing job he does at playing him is one of the reasons Freddy has always stood out to me as being one of my favourite horror antagonists of all time. Ken Kirzinger as Jason is good and although he's not the original Jason we all know and love, in my opinion, you cannot be bad at playing the part of a mute murderer that's devoid of any character or personality. The cast that plays the group of teens is mediocre. Jason Ritter (Will) and Brendan Fletcher (Mark) stood out to be as being the strongest of the young actors, whilst Kelly Rowland (Kia) stuck out like a sore thumb as being the worst. Monica Keena (Lori), as the main heroine was adequate but at times grating and in comparison to the original heorine of A Nightmare on Elm Street, Nancy (Heather Langenkamp) wasn't as likeable or interesting. Overall, despite the average cast and predictable plot, Freddy vs. Jason is entertaining and enjoyable, and the creation of a movie that includes two of the world's most lethal killers means that it's a must-see for horror fans.

What an absolute mess of a movie. Editing all over the place. Horrible use of CGI. Cringe worthy dialogue – characters feel the need to reiterate the plot of the movie every twenty minutes. Bad acting – I'm looking at you, Kelly Rowland. An overall embarrassing entry for both franchises. The only redeeming feature is an entertaining brawl between the two antagonists near the end. The fight choreography is pretty good.

So bloody awful it's pretty good just for the final battle. Comical, fun battle between Freddy and Jason. People die by Freddy and Jason. I guess Michael Myers is at home watching the action, most likely giggling to himself.It's all about Freddy taking over Jason so Jason can kill the Elm Street kids. All this will free Freddy from limbo and everyone will remember the name Freddy Krueger. Kids are killed. Freddy and Jason battle it out in The End.I like this one fairly well, it does have a little bit of the vibes of the original Elm Street film mixed with the 13th franchise. This one takes a little bit of time to get going good, about 20 minutes, but once it gets going it's kinda fun to watch. No it's not a great movie but it is fun in it's way.6/10