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"Ahoy there!The same team responsible for the remake of Texas Chainsaw Massacre is\nback again with less fervor and a rote take on an already tired genre.\nWith the newest Friday the 13th nothing has changed to reinvigorate the\nworn-out formula. Jason, it seems, has been resurrected for the sole\npurpose of raking in box office revenue. (Which he did, by the way to\nthe tune of $24 million over opening weekend &amp;#45; tops at the box office)\nWhat the film sorely lacks is something dastardly different. Slasher\nflicks depend on originality because we&amp;#39;ve seen it all before. \n\nWhile\nI found it sacrilege to remake TCM, Friday the 13th sinks to new\ndepths.The original film added suspense to the grisly killings with a\nsecret killer whose identity was revealed at the end. Only in\nserialized sequels does the saga of hockey-masked Jason Voorhees\ncommence. Here in redux land we get a mini intro explaining the\ndecapitation death of Jason&amp;#39;s mom and his subsequent rampage. The first\npart of the movie is strong, reminiscent of 2002&amp;#39;s Cabin Fever.\nMarginally interesting characters actually seem like they&amp;#39;re\ninteracting, and the inevitable demise of the oversexed, weed smoking\ncampers is hilarious, frightening and, true to any early slasher flick,\nripe with abundant sex, gore and nudity."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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