Day 94

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Day 94

February 1st, 2024

Another month has passed.

Nine months left. Will it be a boy? I amuse myself sometimes.

Nothing new to report on. Yesterday I feel that I got a majority of my gripes out that I have or haven’t spoken about.

I just keep telling myself that this movie is not that bad and there are worse movies out there. Sequels that were pointless but had continuity, unlike this film. As I mentioned before it was a better reboot for Freddy and the worst possible thing you can do for Jason. Yet people will say the 2009 reboot of Friday the 13th was terrible. At least that film was a little more faithful to Jason than this was.

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