The story is a little weird, as is how this comic is supposed to fit into the established chronology of either series.
The book was written by Nancy Collins and drawn by Jeff Butler. The three issue miniseries featured the first meeting between Jason Voorhees from Friday the 13th and Leatherface from Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Then, in 1995, Topps released a crossover comic called Jason vs Leatherface. Their first release was a comic adaptation of Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday. (To quote the title of a Bob Hope film I’ve never seen that tells the story of Bob watching Anita Ekberg and Liv Ullmann discussing horror movies while nude).In 1993, Topps acquired the Friday the 13th comic book license. Between you and me, if Part 1 is this much fun, I’ll Take Sweden. I just need to know that they’re trying to do something more than just spewing back the same old stuff I’ve seen a thousand times. A film doesn’t need to have everything to be great is what I learned here. If I understood a word of Swedish (apart from Hubba Bubba, which is universal), the film would mean even more to me. If it were longer, I’d probably lose interest. This film is not a home for chimps.īut, The Resurrection of Michael Myers Part 2 is a receptacle for some of the goofiest fun that Sweden has to offer me. If only BJ & the Bear had shown up, then this would have truly had it all. There was a man dressed as a woman grabbing a zombie’s ding dong. There was a rap number, in English, over the closing credits. People are murdered whilst mugging for the camera. After 25 minutes and so close to containing everything I deem important in Life, this one ended. I haven’t found the book but I almost found the movie. I used to dream of a book that had everything in it, all the knowledge of the Universe. This film is a free-for-all where anything is possible. I wish I had some sort of easily accessible database to look up this information. Self-referential? Or is there no Part 1 and they’re just yanking my chain? I can’t tell. And, right around the time that we see a man carrying a stack of The Resurrection Of Michael Myers VHS tapes. Bush Party, Direct From Stockholm! This happens right before the kickass blue faced zombie Kung Fu fight I mentioned at the beginning. Two nurses lose their clothes when Leatherface and Jason attack them. The city once named the “Bush Capital of Europe” four years in a row back in the mid-1970s. I appreciate the metaphor and I embrace it. And there’s also that blue faced zombie running around. Don’t ask where that Odd Couple came from. Well, everyone that a tag team Jason and Leatherface haven’t killed. Of its own volition, the mask disappears around a hospital corner… and MM appears! To kill! Again! Apparently! Since this is Part 2. Then, a mask of Michael Myers is discarded by a partygoer. There is a big party going on at a hospital in Stockholm. I knew then that this film might be what I’d been looking for for years: a blueprint for a Life in which anything could happen. In fact, it’s probably happening right now.
Upon further rumination, I realized that this sort of thing (hot blondes discussing horror movies) must happen all the time in Sweden. Sure, I’d see the occasional women talking about movies but nothing like this. That’s not something that ever used to happen in my hometown of Rochester, NY.
#LEATHERFACE VS JASON VS ZOMBIES MOVIE#
And the zombie in that one doesn’t say “Hubba Bubba.”Īt the start of this sequel to a film I’d never ever heard of, two hot women - correction, two hot, blonde, Swedish women - discuss a horror movie they’ve just seen. That has a similar scene with Judi Dench and Bill Nighy but the context is different. The Swedish short film epic The Resurrection Of Michael Myers Part 2. Were you looking for the movie where a blue faced Kung Fu zombie kicks Leatherface in the stomach? And then Leatherface pukes all over Jason Voorhees? Because that’s this movie.
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