Final Rating

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 Day 366


October 30th, 2024


As we stand on the brink of the project’s conclusion, it’s hard to believe we’ve hit the milestone of 365 days. It’s a significant achievement, but now we’re diving into what could be considered extra credit, reflecting on the entire journey we’ve taken.


Throughout this year, my perspective on the film "Freddy vs. Jason" has shifted multiple times, leading me to an unexpected conclusion: it is not the worst installment in either of the respective franchises. Of course, this is all subjective and heavily reliant on personal tastes. In my opinion, it holds a higher place than "A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 5" and "Friday the 13th Part 5." I have a soft spot for the Friday entry, even though it's for reasons that might be deemed inappropriate, as it was the first horror movie where I saw breasts. Despite that nostalgia, I must admit that the overall quality of the film itself is quite lackluster.


As for "Elm Street 5," my view on it remains critical; I found it to be utterly ridiculous and lacking in the elements that typically make these films enjoyable. 


Today, I am zeroing in on my final rating for "Freddy vs. Jason." After numerous viewings, my verdict stands firm at a 2 out of 5 stars. I feel no need to delve into the specifics of my reasoning again, as I’ve thoroughly discussed my thoughts over the past year.


With just one day remaining in our project, I can’t help but feel a mix of excitement and nostalgia for all that we’ve explored together!

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