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Joe Moore · 01-15-2016, 06:56 PM

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Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd

Well it was the best of the sequels and forget about that remake crap. I guess it's just a lot easier with the other franchises to find a sequel that in some way stands out even when it's not as good as the original. Nightmare on Elm st 3 really cemented Freddy as fun and inventive, for Friday the 13th I choose part 6 for introducing zombie Jason and having some (I thought) tongue-in-cheek kills, and Halloween 2 was an okay follow up (I really can't remember anything distinct about those films past 3). Tastes differ and while I only have room in my heart for the first Texas Chainsaw Massacre I'll admit that Chop Top himself was a nice addition to the batshit crazy family and this toy is going to be a real treat for fans who aren't cranky like me.

I agree. It has nothing on the F13 or NOES follow ups. And I abhore both the remake and its pre-sequel. But I found the wildly different tone and grotesque humor of TCM2 struck a cord with me.

01-15-2016, 06:56 PM	#9
Joe Moore Administrator Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 34,456	Quote: Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd Well it was the best of the sequels and forget about that remake crap. I guess it's just a lot easier with the other franchises to find a sequel that in some way stands out even when it's not as good as the original. Nightmare on Elm st 3 really cemented Freddy as fun and inventive, for Friday the 13th I choose part 6 for introducing zombie Jason and having some (I thought) tongue-in-cheek kills, and Halloween 2 was an okay follow up (I really can't remember anything distinct about those films past 3). Tastes differ and while I only have room in my heart for the first Texas Chainsaw Massacre I'll admit that Chop Top himself was a nice addition to the batshit crazy family and this toy is going to be a real treat for fans who aren't cranky like me. I agree. It has nothing on the F13 or NOES follow ups. And I abhore both the remake and its pre-sequel. But I found the wildly different tone and grotesque humor of TCM2 struck a cord with me. __________________