re HOUSE: That's because, according to the wiki article at least, large parts of it were, or at least the result of the director listening to one (his daughter).
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re HOUSE: That's because, according to the wiki article at least, large parts of it were, or at least the result of the director listening to one (his daughter).
So House was the original Axe Cop? That...makes a lot of sense, actually.
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Captain Nemo just all of a sudden being a ninja reveal kills me.
Not that far out of bounds actually. India is where Eastern martial arts began all the way back in the veddic period. And the curved flasher he used would be something used in those arts, though not as distinctively Indian as the katara (fist dagger, think Voldo from Soul Calibur) or urumi (whip sword, similar to Ivy, but one ribbon of honed steel that could fuck shit up from 8-10 feet).
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I just noticed for the first time a dude at the parent costume party where the witches sing the spell song is dressed in a very intricate Tron costume.
Captain Nemo just all of a sudden being a ninja reveal kills me.
Not that far out of bounds actually. India is where Eastern martial arts began all the way back in the veddic period. And the curved flasher he used would be something used in those arts, though not as distinctively Indian as the katara (fist dagger, think Voldo from Soul Calibur) or urumi (whip sword, similar to Ivy, but one single ribbon of honed steel that could fuck shit up from 8-10 feet).
he uses a scimitar/falcata style sword with a very indian looking pommel
an urumi would've been too absurd for most people, cause urumi users are terrifying lunatics and actual sword wizards
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Oh hey, I just went immediately to look up what an urumi was and watched that exact video coincidentally and yes lunatics and sword wizards. What the hell?
re HOUSE: That's because, according to the wiki article at least, large parts of it were, or at least the result of the director listening to one (his daughter).
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Indivisble had a character use an urumi that also doubled as a turban which I thought was cool
traditionally the urumi was worn as a belt/sash
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This made me remember a time when I had been fencing for years and my opponent did a “flick” against me. A flick in foil fencing is when you hit your opponent, or their foil in such a way to cause your foil’s tip to whip around to touch your opponent in normally out of reach areas.
My opponent hit me on my shoulder very hard which caused the foil to curve around and the sensor registered a point on my back.
Even with the multiple layers and added metallic vest, I had a huge bruise there for weeks.
This made me remember a time when I had been fencing for years and my opponent did a “flick” against me. A flick in foil fencing is when you hit your opponent, or their foil in such a way to cause your foil’s tip to whip around to touch your opponent in normally out of reach areas.
My opponent hit me on my shoulder very hard which caused the foil to curve around and the sensor registered a point on my back.
Even with the multiple layers and added metallic vest, I had a huge bruise there for weeks.
The first time you get flicked your immediate response is "that's fucking bullshit." Or at least, mine was.
i am finally watching every friday the 13th movie and scouring them for details to find out just how long the nineteen eighties lasted.
i am also gonna determine how old jason was before being sent into space
my general notes ahead of time:
1. freddy vs jason happens before jason x
2. jason goes to hell happens on the new earth jason was dumped on at the end of jason x
3. alice's dream at the end of the original did not happen.
we have a north star in that this universe did have a nineteen fifties: jason drowned in 1957. so time does flow, but we may need to do some math to figure out how much time passed between jason takes manhattan and freddy vs jason.
Can you expound on #2 please
Yeah, doesn't the end of Jason Goes to Hell segue into Freddy vs Jason?
a common misconception!
but jason is brought to hell at the voorhees house in jason goes to hell, but in freddy vs. jason he pops up out of water when brought back.
furthermore, freddy krueger cannot talk to the dead, but he can talk to those that are dreaming
what you are seeing is krueger jolting jason awake from one of his many dormant states that he is famous for
e: and so i don't triple post, @Undead Scottsman i will be plotting where freddy's dead and post-apocalyptic springwood fit in
the rest of the main nightmares line up jason lives; as they exist solely in the post-frankenstein jason world
POINT OF ORDER! I'm in the midst of my Halloween Freddy vs Jason rewatch, and Jason pops up in a forest at the beginning, not in water.
EDIT: Also, Freddy says he had to search the bowels of hell to find Jason. There's nothing saying people in hell don't dream.
you're right; forest is the beginning and water is the end. this is the only thing i am incorrect about, however!
seeing as how neither is the voorhees house!
and why would freddy have to search for jason in hell when he was the one who dragged him down there in jason goes to hell? once krueger has a link with you he can find you anywhere.
and, if we are saying that this films happened in release order, krueger's abilities were sealed away years prior by dream demons. he could not possibly have infiltrated his dreams after jason goes to hell.
clearly the "bowels of hell" is just a dramatic exaggeration for how difficult it was to find jason voorhees' consciousness, or what is left of it.
jason wins in freddy vs jason
then freddy evens the score by dragging him to hell in jason goes to hell.
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Where did Jason get his hydrophobia in FvJ? Homeboy walked underwater to New York.
look i am just up to jason lives, we have already spent ten years going from 1979 to 1985 and now i gotta reconcile the original nightmare on elm street canonically taking place in 1981
it will all come together in time
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DepressperadoI just wanted to see you laughingin the pizza rainRegistered Userregular
edited November 2020
did we already do this? because this.
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MalReynoldsThe Hunter S Thompson of incredibly mild medicinesRegistered Userregular
edited November 2020
Going to jump in with one of my favorite fun facts about the Friday the 13th remake:
It takes place in the Transformers/Bumblebee Bay universe. In Transforms, Megan Fox/Mikaela gets invited to blonde rich teen Trent's parents' cabin by Trent, which she declines to pursue Witicky.
Three years later, Trent and a bunch of his friends go to the cabin and are just absolutely beefed by silent daddymask in the remake.
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you're right; forest is the beginning and water is the end. this is the only thing i am incorrect about, however!
seeing as how neither is the voorhees house!
and why would freddy have to search for jason in hell when he was the one who dragged him down there in jason goes to hell? once krueger has a link with you he can find you anywhere.
and, if we are saying that this films happened in release order, krueger's abilities were sealed away years prior by dream demons. he could not possibly have infiltrated his dreams after jason goes to hell.
clearly the "bowels of hell" is just a dramatic exaggeration for how difficult it was to find jason voorhees' consciousness, or what is left of it.
jason wins in freddy vs jason
then freddy evens the score by dragging him to hell in jason goes to hell.
He doesn't, I don't think? Jason gets dragged to hell via whatever weird supernatural bullshit happens at the end of the movie. Freddy just grabs his mask. (It's been a LONG time since I've seen Jason Goes to Hell)
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So House was the original Axe Cop? That...makes a lot of sense, actually.
Not that far out of bounds actually. India is where Eastern martial arts began all the way back in the veddic period. And the curved flasher he used would be something used in those arts, though not as distinctively Indian as the katara (fist dagger, think Voldo from Soul Calibur) or urumi (whip sword, similar to Ivy, but one ribbon of honed steel that could fuck shit up from 8-10 feet).
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I would pop so goddamn hard at that
he uses a scimitar/falcata style sword with a very indian looking pommel
an urumi would've been too absurd for most people, cause urumi users are terrifying lunatics and actual sword wizards
like, imagine you're just chilling there and the uncle on the right just decides it's time to turn you into ground beef
the fuck are you gonna do other than applaud?
Shit myself?
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traditionally the urumi was worn as a belt/sash
My opponent hit me on my shoulder very hard which caused the foil to curve around and the sensor registered a point on my back.
Even with the multiple layers and added metallic vest, I had a huge bruise there for weeks.
I wonder how many times he had to get all his toes sewn back on whilst he was learning?
the urumi is the last weapon you learn in a line of martial arts
you are already tremendously well-trained by the time you fucking touch it
The first time you get flicked your immediate response is "that's fucking bullshit." Or at least, mine was.
It's quite something.
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POINT OF ORDER! I'm in the midst of my Halloween Freddy vs Jason rewatch, and Jason pops up in a forest at the beginning, not in water.
EDIT: Also, Freddy says he had to search the bowels of hell to find Jason. There's nothing saying people in hell don't dream.
seeing as how neither is the voorhees house!
and why would freddy have to search for jason in hell when he was the one who dragged him down there in jason goes to hell? once krueger has a link with you he can find you anywhere.
and, if we are saying that this films happened in release order, krueger's abilities were sealed away years prior by dream demons. he could not possibly have infiltrated his dreams after jason goes to hell.
clearly the "bowels of hell" is just a dramatic exaggeration for how difficult it was to find jason voorhees' consciousness, or what is left of it.
jason wins in freddy vs jason
then freddy evens the score by dragging him to hell in jason goes to hell.
These are my burning questions, RK!
I think the idea is it is something buried deep inside the child Jason was that Freddy brought to the surface.
it will all come together in time
It takes place in the Transformers/Bumblebee Bay universe. In Transforms, Megan Fox/Mikaela gets invited to blonde rich teen Trent's parents' cabin by Trent, which she declines to pursue Witicky.
Three years later, Trent and a bunch of his friends go to the cabin and are just absolutely beefed by silent daddymask in the remake.
"Readers who prefer tension and romance, Maledictions: The Offering, delivers... As serious YA fiction, I’ll give it five stars out of five. As a novel? Four and a half." - Liz Ellor
My new novel: Maledictions: The Offering. Now in Paperback!
He doesn't, I don't think? Jason gets dragged to hell via whatever weird supernatural bullshit happens at the end of the movie. Freddy just grabs his mask. (It's been a LONG time since I've seen Jason Goes to Hell)