A Nightmare on Elm Street / BR (new)
--Pretty good redux of the material of the original. I didn't even know till I watched the special features of the BR that Freddy was played by the guy that did Rorschach from Watchmen. At that moment, I felt that was a great choice. I like how his Freddy is AS menacing yet darker... with that comedic timing. I think the casting has merits to keep on in a new line of movies in the series.

Friday The Thirteenth / BR (new)
--Yeah, it delivered that Ft13 fix of Jason kills but the casting/acting.... while the acting wasn't always a strong point of the movies.... felt just kind of annoying. The rich kid that you couldn't touch any of his stuff should have been one of the first ones killed. Token Black guy. Asian Drunk? I did like all the subtle homages to points and kills in all of the movies up to that point.

Scream 4 / BR
--Thought it was good follow up. Pretty decent who done it with a interesting choice as the killer. I liked the keeping up with the film lore of 4th movies and reboots in series. I think if I ranked the series now I would go 1>4>3>2. Granted, I thought the plot line of 3 was a little more contrived I liked the depth of it. 2 was a little over the top at the end IMO.

American Reunion / Theater
--Solid follow up to the "original three." I loved Stiffler getting that epic piece of revenge. I also liked the allusion to how things change in 10 years from High School. I will say some of the "original" cast not being shown till the end reunion felt kind of tacky use of "original cast" of the marketing.