Jason X 4K 2001 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

A group of archaeology students from the new Earth-2 colony fly to Old Earth, long ago a toxic wasteland, to investigate the ancient remains of past civilizations. The students find two cryogenically frozen bodies stored for some 400 years in an old research center.

Overjoyed by their find, the team takes the bodies with them. One of the bodies belongs to serial killer Jason Voorhees. The students do not suspect what deadly danger they will face, although the further development of events is not difficult to predict. Jason reanimates on his own right on the ship and, having quickly dismantled a small squad of special forces, starts hunting the students...

Review 4K Movie

Having gathered to watch a horror movie and remembering such a character as Jason Voorhees, for some reason it seems that the unseen before part should roll, pour streams of endless blood, scare to death at the glow of a machete in a dark corridor, but....

I won't justify this pathetic parody of a horror movie, or indeed a movie in general, by the fact that there's too much fantasy, I read the description and signed up for it myself, but how can you not revolt when you see such nonsense? Miraculously turning on machines to repair the tissues torn to shreds, stupid people who were clearly told that he can not kill, there is only one way (freeze), but right, why so easy? I'd rather we all die on hooks, with our bellies ripped open or our throats cut. Unnatural, silly, really funny in places. A couple of pearls:

- You think Jason's in there?

- You stick your head out and look.

- Which way do you go?

- Straight ahead.

- All right, I'll catch up with you.

- Good luck. Don't tear your dress.

Fighting for an android's head is a beautiful thing. One must fight for what one has created, but when the countdown for humans goes in the opposite direction, namely 4.5, 3.5, 2.5, the necessarily remaining half, in the form of exactly the head of a robot android, is quite stressful! I guess there's an underdeveloped theme of love here. You could film the next installment of Jason and pay more attention to that.

The transformation of super Jason into super-super Jason, framed, like a halo, with steel muscles and not a hockey mask, but a knight's shield, is fun. When he doesn't explode together with all the compartments stuffed with bombs, tears the hull of a lightning-fast spaceship with his hands, easily resists 154 shells fired at him, and even in space flies in the direction of his victims, it's already, excuse me, a mess.