Quenten Tarantino's next film

Hmmm.....interesting.

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Well, he certainly knows how to film gore. Not that I could be bothered to see KBillV2 after seeing the first one. I mean, I felt like an actor. "What's my motivation?"

I think he could redeem the Friday the 13th series. F'rinstance, he could just tell the basic first story, make it like a remake of the very first film. Make it much darker, make Jason more of a victim, and make the teens get killed for ANY reason other than that they had sex. Make the original kids who let Jason drown be liars or something and then have Jason go after teens who lie. Just NOT the punishment for sex thing, although that is so right up Quentin's alley, played out though it may be.

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Hmmmm. Last I heard he was trying to get Uma to do another KILL BILL film. I'm personally not a fan of the Friday the 13th series. The first one scared the piss out of me, but every other one after that was just a remake of the one before. I'm much more of a NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET fan and wouldn't mind seeing Tarantino take a crack at a Freddy flick.

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For those who were turned off by "Vol. 1", rent "Vol. 2". As insomniak, it was much deeper and featured some of Tarantino's best dialogue. Thurman, Carradine, and Hannah give the performances of their careers in this.

I'm excited to see what comes out of this. It might be the first "Friday the 13th" since the original that is actually worth watching.

I remember when people were raving about Kill Bill and I said I was going to skip part two, that the same people who were raving about part one would say, "Oh, I know what you mean, it wasn't that good but part two is so much better." Part one was pretty to look at. Part two, I feel as if I know what was going to happen so I don't have an reason to see the second.

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I think this was a very underrated movie (putting them into one volume) last year. Uma was magnificent and Darryl Hannah should only play this type of role. She was glorious.
I think very few people out there have the imagination that Tarantino has and I would personally line up to see his take on Rainbow Brite (actually, now that would rock. The Rainbow Brite team as assassins?).
How's this, though? Tarantino teaming up on a film with Charlie Kaufman?

Physically, emotionally, as a director or as an actor?

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Actually, Friday the 13th is a "classic" as are many other dated horror films that are famous, watched by millions and known by title alone. It created iconic imagery of a man in a jumpsuit and hockey mask or the whispering sound, "tsh tsh tsh hah hah hah". It spawned ten sequels over 23 years. It can be found in virtually every list of famous horror films that span through the 80s. I would say that it is indeed considered a classic whether personally liked or not.

I remember it being quite the shocker when it premiered.

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If only 'Friday the 13th' ACTUALLY HAD A GUY IN A HOCKEY MASK!!

It's not until the third one that that image comes into play.

Remaking the movie 'Friday the 13th' is about a mad mother killing camp counselors.

If they get to a sequel, they can put a pillow case on his head.

The mask in "Halloween" (a masterpiece, IMHO) is a Michael Shatner mask, painted white.

Actually, Michael Myers wore a white mask in the shape of a human face, not a hockey mask.

But I do stand corrected that the hockey mask did not come into play until the third Friday the 13th film.

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I didn't like the gore in the Kill Bill movies, but the soundtrack was excellent, very eclectic and it fitted with all the different moods. Any opinions on that?

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