My Special Boy
There is no denying that Camp Crystal Lake has a dark history, one that Sean Orton is intent on ignoring. Despite being warned against returning to the camp, Sean's desire to save his family name proves to be even stronger. Sean rechristens the camp as Camp Trinity Pointe, and with a group of friends attempts to rebuild the camp into a safe haven with no traces of tragedy left behind. But the evil that still lingers on the camp grounds has a few lessons to teach them-history always repeats itself, and revenge is a dish best served cold.
- Released: 2022-09-28
- Runtime: 70 minutes
- Genre: Horror
- Stars:
- Director: James Grim, Braden Timmons
Comments
- MikeHunt1075 - 13 November 2022
Nothing special about this.
For a fan film it's executed superbly, the production team has done a great job making this and everyone behind the scenes has done great to make this seem like a genuine movie, all but two of the actors did pretty decent jobs. The two not greats where the first victim, but the second is whomever plays Jason. His mask is a mask, but the rest of his costume looks as bad as his portrayel of Jason. Either they tried to be original, or the guys never seen a F13th film in his life.
Where this movie goes compleyly wrong is that it's not a fan made sequel, it's a remake. A retelling of the 2009 version pretty much by combining part 1 as flash backs and jumping straight into the character of Jason wearing a hockey mask.
No one wanted a F13th remake then, and this movie is certainly no exception.
I'd have given it 4 stars, but the YouTube channel it's featured on is full of fake comments praising every detail of the film, which is just an insult to peoples intelligence if they think doing that is going to trick anyone into liking the movie. I haven't checked yet, but I'm sure they got the same fake reviewers to post a few here too. With that kind of low deceitful promoting scam, I will not be recommending anyone bother checking this film out. Even without the deceit, it contains bad blood FX and no entertaining kills anyway that people love about slasher films. They might have done a decent job of making it, but it's still honestly nothing you'll kick yourself for skipping.
