Season 4 Mid-Season #1 - Friday the 13th by Sequelisers published on 2019-08-12T15:27:45Z In our first mid-season episode of Season 4, we finally discuss the monumental Friday the 13th franchise. We discuss why we couldn't find a specific film to fix, whether the series has been good, how it compares to it long-running horror contemporaries and more! Do you have any thoughts on the Friday the 13th series? why not email us at sequelisers@gmail.com Would you like to support us in an extra special way? Head on over to patreon.com/sequelisers and sample the exclusive behind the scenes and bonus content! Theme music by Daniel Williams. Twitter: @Sequelisers or #Sequelisers Alec: @Alec_Plowman Matthew: @Stoghz Tim: @Trivia_Lad Jack: @JLWChambers Genre Entertainment Comment by Sequelisers @ervan-remoh: Hi Ervan, I just double checked and the direct download option is definitely switched on for this episode, I'm not sure why you're unable to do it. - Jack 2019-09-10T13:55:38Z Comment by Ervan Remoh There's no option to download this track. 2019-09-09T16:36:51Z Comment by Sequelisers @adie-bernhardt: That's definitely a topic for a future episode, don't worry! 2019-08-28T13:31:29Z Comment by Adie Bernhardt Here's an idea for some mid season; pitch a sequel to a movie that never got a follow up 2019-08-28T13:26:08Z Comment by Adie Bernhardt I would attest that the way to save F13 would be the same answer to most horror films- actually make it scary. It's true people will go and see the remakes because of the recognisable faces and themes, but historically scary movies have a terrible grasp on what actually makes for frightening cinema. I'd say films like Paranormal Activity worked so well because they identified what was the threat, in that case a spooky ghostdemon, and focused on how to make that disquieting. Even the (admittedly flawed) It Follows movie managed very well to find a premise that can creep people the F out and played to its strengths. My first concern with Sequelising this would be.... how do we make a silent man in the woods scary? What are the best tricks we can do involving a stranger in dark, unfamiliar places? How can we milk the setting of unchaperoned wilderness to get under peoples skin? Writing horror isn't actually that difficult ... writing it for cinema however, poses new challenges! 2019-08-21T16:53:25Z Comment by Simon Oliver Payzant Sounds like y'all watched some After Hours. 2019-08-21T06:54:18Z
