Bem-vindos a Crystal Lake, numa arrepiante versão do clássico filme de horror "Sexta-feira 13." Ao procurar sua irmã desaparecida, Clay Miller (Jared Padalecki) vai para as misteriosas florestas da lendária Crystal Lake, onde ele encontra os restos apodrecidos das velhas cabanas, atrás de árvores cobertas de musgo. E isso não é a única coisa à espreita... Contra os avisos da polícia e dos moradores, Clay segue as poucas pistas que tem de sua irmã Whitney (Amanda Righetti), com a ajuda de Jenna (Danielle Panabaker), uma jovem que ele conhece em um grupo de universitários que estão prontos para um fim de semana de aventuras. Mas eles vão descobrir muito mais do que imaginavam. Mal sabem eles que entraram nos domínios de um dos mais aterrorizantes espectros da história do cinema americano - o infame assassino que assombra Crystal Lake, armado com um afiado facão... Jason Voorhees.
Título no Brasil Sexta-Feira 13
Título Original Friday the 13th
Ano de Lançamento 2009
Gênero Terror
País de Origem EUA
Duração 97 minutos
Direção Marcus Nispel
Estreia no Brasil 13/02/2009
Estúdio/Distrib. Paramount Pictures do Brasil
Idade Indicativa 18 anos
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The Danish “Pretty Boy”, being made available on DVD for the first time 12 years after it’s original release, tells the story of another disillusioned modern teenage youth, this time a 13-year-old male hustler roaming the nocturnal streets of Copenhagen. Supposedly fleeing a dysfunctional home life and spending his nights hoping beds to find a place to stay, Nick (Christian Tadfurp) lives a transient and grimly solitary lifestyle as he tries to survive amidst the cold and unwelcoming world he’s entered into.
However, this environment soon gets him involved with an organized gang of adolescent hoodlums and hustlers that frequent Harvig’s shop. This nasty Oliver Twist-esquire group make their living by seducing idiosyncratic middle age males with a taste for young blood only to rob them later, taking revenge on the sleazy “solicitors” who won’t pay up and selling other stolen items to Harvig. Having brushed with them previously at the sleazy train station where he frequently hangs out, Nick soon moves in with the surrogate brood, led by the ruthless Rene (Danish pop star Benedicte W. Madsen), where their nightly escapades give Nick a taste of the nasty, nihilistic rush he’s previously only skimmed upon.
The rest of “Pretty Boy”, however, is perpetually marred by the filmmakers complete indecisiveness (or, to be more frank, inattention) to his character’s inner qualities and outward plight (not only Nick’s bewildering, shape-shifting sexual preferences), as well as seeming awfully confused where to take an already over-wrought script that’s ultimately just a packed trip lacking a destination.
Although most of the other actors are given little to do (and their portrayals are pretty much geared only towards sufficiency and nothing more), the only other supposedly pivotal perf is Madsen as the gender-bending Rene, which the movie foolishly tries to pass off the conspicuously feminine star as a cross-dresser who people would actually believe as a boy. Nor do they ever explore if this “practice” is strictly business or a dominant psychological obsession, as it seems to stress nothing about Nick’s bizarre sexuality. Although Madsen initially seems slickly confident in a role full of crackling, malevolent potential, Sonder eventually loses interest in her, as Rene becomes another bland plot catalyst by the time she strikes up a romance with Nick, haplessly lacking chemistry with him or the rest of this odd and fatally unfocused misfire.
