CheerupSilver Very Cool!!!

PlatinumRead Just so...so bad

Keira Brennan The movie is made so realistic it has a lot of that WoW feeling at the right moments and never tooo over the top. the suspense is done so well and the emotion is felt. Very well put together with the music and all.

Portia Hilton Blistering performances.

Smoreni Zmaj Being dead is not a big problem to Freddy Krueger. The trouble is that he's forgotten. He awakens Jason and sends him to Elm Street to kill a couple of teenagers, so that people think that Freddy has returned and that, fed by their fear, he could really come back. A good plan, but there's a catch. Once he starts his killing spree, Jason can not be stopped, and Krueger must personally get rid of the competition.After ten "Friday the 13th" movies and seven "Nightmares on Elm Street", Jason and Freddy are finally face to face, and I think that was a really excellent idea. Unfortunately, its realization is nowhere near that excellent. Although the idea had really great potential, the result is just another in the row of mediocre Jason/Freddy slashers. The only thing that makes this film stand out from its predecessors is an incomparably higher budget, the consequences of which are more than obvious. Good camera and directing, and the effects and production are far ahead of all its prequels. As far as the story and acting are concerned, there is no improvement. But nobody watches these franchises in search of quality cinema anyway, but for a good entertainment. Although I think it could have been much more fun, and it's not even close to "Jason X", it's certainly better than the most of "Friday the 13th" franchise.6/10

reeseegaming This movie is packed with awful storytelling, overacting, and unbearable, superficial characters. There's plenty of things in this movie that just don't make any sense. However, the part that saves this movie is the 20+ minutes of Freddy and Jason beating the crap out of each other! The movie is horrifically violent and bloody, but it's dragged down by a slow pace. Overall, middle of the road.

cyberman-38605 Being a huge fan of the Friday the 13th franchise and loving the first three Nightmare on Elm Street films, this movie was such a good time. With great, gory kills, decent acting, and of course Robert Englund reprising his role as Freddy Krueger, we got a very solid slasher movie. Finally getting to see two huge horror icons battle it out for the first time was a total blast. I give Freddy vs. Jason a 10/10.

WakenPayne Okay, I'm not really a fan of the Nightmare on Elm Street or Friday The 13th. I don't know why I decided to watch this but I did and it seems to be pretty satisfying. The plot is that Freddy is forgotten on Elm Street because a town-wide conspiracy is in place so nobody even mentions his name. Because of this he is losing power but not enough however to resurrect Jason. The bodies start piling up and the conspiracy slowly becomes unraveled, giving Freddy the power needed to do what Freddy does best... Unfortunately it seems that resurrecting Jason didn't come with an off switch or something and they decide the town's not big enough for 2 of them. While it does feel as though it takes a while for Freddy and Jason to finally fight seeing them kill in ways fans know and love (or even something I haven't seen and that's one where Jason kills people while he's completely set on fire!) and Robert Englund hamming it up is so entertaining to watch regardless. Even the ideas of having there being one fight in Freddy's dream world and the other in the real world being clever considering one of them has an advantage and disadvantage in both worlds. I'd say if you're into watching cheesy fun then I'd recommend this. It does deliver what you would expect from Freddy and Jason being in the same movie (or even more-so for me considering I actually think this is the best Friday The 13th related movie I've watched so far). If you want to watch it, I'd recommend it.