Freddy vs. Jason

A group of teenagers finds themselves stuck in the middle of a battle between two forces of evil: silent stalker Jason Voorhees (Hodder) and gabby dream master Freddy Krueger (Englund), as the battle wages from Elm Street to a climactic finale fought at Camp Crystal Lake.

What are critics saying?

"...witless, excessive and ultimately boring gore-a-thon. ...the writers didn't want to waste their time creating interesting characters that were going to get their heads lopped off pretty soon anyway..."
--Michael Rechtshaffen, Hollywood Reporter

"...just another teen horror movie..."
--Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine

"...extremely gory... full roster of promiscuous teen victims..."
--Matthew Turner, View London

"...Profanity: Extreme / Sex/Nudity: Extreme / Violence: Extreme..."
--ScreenIt!

"...excessive use of bad language ...glamorizing the use of alcohol and drugs... graphic killings as entertainment ...frequent sex scenes..."
--Preview

"...The violence is brutal, gory and incessant. ...People get cut in two, impaled, electrocuted, burned to a crisp, dismembered or decapitated ...gratuitous nudity, explicit sex and sick humor... graphic display of necrophilia...."
--Bob Smithhouser, PluggedIn, Focus on the Family

"...In this fight, viewer loses...treats death the way porn movies treat sex, as a subject to be exploited..."
--Robert Denerstein, Denver Rocky Mountain News

"...doggedly sub-stupid -- an audacious achievement in arbitrary plot developments and incoherence. ...teen characters liken their situation to the real-life tragedy at Columbine and to dream of incest. The sick just keeps getting sicker."
--Ed Blank, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

"...since neither Freddy nor Jason can ever really be killed, that means the whole last half of the movie is utterly pointless. Or, at least, more pointless than the first half of the movie. But maybe no less pointless than any other "Elm Street' or "Friday' entry...."
--Bob Strauss, L.A. Daily News