#69. Freddy vs. Jason (2003)

When Freddy Krueger (Robert Englund) finds himself forgotten and powerless by the children of Elm Street, he searches the bowels of Hell to find someone who can bring fear back to his small town’s dreams, but as he loses control of his pet Jason (Ken Kirzinger), he’s forced to put a stop to the machete-wielding killing machine himself. Joe welcomes first time guest and word salad patron Chris “Bibs” Biberstein to the show to discuss their histories with these two franchises, the epic documentaries about both franchises, not watching horror movies as kids, iconic kills, running away from a vicious killer, police coverups and abuse of power, Linderman’s future, practical vs. CG effects, over-stalking your victims, a brand new alternative to the phrase “head canon,” consuming art vs. participating in it, the significance of Jason’s perception of Hell, the proper way to do CPR, 80s slasher patterns, and supporting things you like even without incentive.

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