November 14, 2023. Day 15! We are fifteen days away from hitting 30 days!!! To bring everyone up to speed, I am toying with ideas for bringing this project to the public. I will still post on threads for a bit longer and return to just making notes. My last post about this on threads will be on day 30. I've even spoken with someone about making this a book; honestly, that is what I want to do. It allows me to keep my writing without editing my thoughts and randomness. I enjoy the mix of telling stories of my life, passing along some wisdom I hope, and the randomness of what I keep finding. So, two days of the week will be dedicated to telling life stories, while the rest will focus solely on the movie. I'll admit I lost focus because I was focused on what I would like from this instead of concentrating on the project. I like that… Project 365: Freddy vs. Jason. It's too bad I can't use that. I am not feeling this today. We have a special guest joining us today. Hackens...
November 18, 2023 Day 19. Pepe Silva Part 1. This has probably been brought up, but I still need to research. The movie plays out just like the Original A Nightmare on Elm Street, using elements and character traits from ANOES 2(An element) and ANOES 3 (Character traits). Comparisons Glove sequence- Both movies start with Freddy either making his glove or sharpening the knives on the glove. Chasing Jason, not Tina- Jason in the opening sequence is Tina from the original ANOES. Freddy isn’t chasing Jason; he is just waking him up. You could also say that later in the movie, their first fight could fit into Jason being chased through dreams just like every victim. Mark is Rod Lane. Rod was arrogant and a prick; Mark is just fucking odd and the mastermind behind everything, IMO. Will is Glen. He is the boyfriend and brings nothing to the movie besides looking good. Trey and Gibbs’ death. Katherine Isabelle is a more giant star; her death is Tina’s, and Trey’s is Glen’s because...
Day 158 April 5th, 2024 Today, we make our long-awaited return to Elm Street. The reason for referring to it as a long-awaited return is because almost half of the film's duration features scenes that take place in Springwood and Westin Hills. Additionally, around forty-five percent of the film showcases a road trip that takes the characters to and from various locations, including a not-so-short journey to Crystal Lake. It's worth noting that this percentage also includes a dream sequence or two. Finally, only five percent of the movie is set in Crystal Lake. Freddy vs Jason can be categorized as a horror film with a road trip theme. However, the movie could have improved if it had been written as a teenage coming-of-age road trip comedy that takes a dark turn. Had the filmmakers known that the script called for road trip elements, they would have had a much better opportunity to explore this theme and create imaginative ways to incorporate Freddy and Jason int...
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