Jason X
by Mark Rivers
"Jason X" is the tenth installment in the "Friday the 13th" series of amusingly
bad, low-to-medium budget slasher films (as opposed to the high-falutin',
Oscar-worthy slasher films). It is not, as a negro couple at the theatre
thought, the long-awaited sequel to "Malcom X."
In this movie, Jason the unkillable killer is cryogenically frozen from 2010
until 2455. He is revived, along with a 21st-century prison official (who just
happens to be a beautiful woman), and the two of them have to duke it out on a
space ship, along with a bunch of perky, twenty-something models in tow.
Foremost among the crew are two negro males, both of whom sacrifice themselves
to save the others. In fact, the strong negro military man "kills" Jason at the
end by piggybacking him back into the planet's atmosphere, burning them both to
cinders.
If you have seen all of the Jason movies up to this point (like I have), you can
give it a look, just for tradition's sake. There are a couple of clever lines,
and a humorous tribute to the "horny teen slasher pics" that made Jason a
household name in the 80's. Just be aware of the negrophilic references within.
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