Freddy Krueger ili Jason Voorhees?
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Freddy Krueger, is the main fictional character from the A Nightmare on Elm Street series of films. Created by Wes Craven and portrayed by actor Robert Englund in every film of the series, he is an undead serial killer who can attack his victims supernaturally from within their own dreams when they are in a state of sleep. Freddy is commonly identified by his burnt disfigured face, red and green striped sweater, brown fedora hat, and trademark metal-clawed leather glove. His full name has been listed as Frederick Charles Krueger.   
     
Freddy Krueger’s origin has slowly evolved over the course of the film series. Each subsequent film revealed new information that intertwined with the backstory established in the original film .

A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors and A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child provided the origin of Krueger’s birth; which began with a tragic incident involving his mother in the early 1940s. During a Christmas holiday, a young nun named Sister Mary Helena (a.k.a Amanda Krueger) was accidentally trapped inside “the Tower”, a wing containing the worst of the criminally insane at Westin Hills psychiatric hospital. Amanda was raped and tortured numerous times by the one hundred patients confined there. She was found days later, close to death and now pregnant. Frederick Charles Krueger was born months later after a breech birth and was given up for adoption. Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare showed that Krueger was placed with an abusive alcoholic named Mr. Underwood (portrayed by Alice Cooper) who abused him physically and emotionally. As a child, Freddy exhibited sociopathic behavior, which included killing small animals. Socially, he was often ridiculed by his peers. In his late teens, Freddy practiced self-mutilation; learning the "secret of pain", he murdered Underwood.
Later in adulthood, Krueger would go on to marry Loretta, with whom he would have his daughter Kathryn Krueger. The Krueger family resided in Freddy's childhood home at 1428 Elm Street.[3] Kathryn was shown to still be a child when children from the neighborhood went missing and were later found dead. Soon after, Loretta learned that in the basement of the house, Freddy had a secret room where he kept devices of torture, newspaper clippings of his crimes, and different versions of his clawed glove. Promising that "she won't tell" she was strangled by Freddy in front of Kathryn, "for snooping in daddy's special work". Krueger worked at the local power plant, and it was there where he had taken and murdered twenty missing neighborhood children; killing them in the plant's boiler room. The police were unable to solve the cases and newspapers dubbed the mysterious killer the "Springwood Slasher".
In 1966, Freddy was arrested for the murders of the missing children. Young Kathryn was put into foster care and was later adopted. Due to the search warrant not being signed correctly, all evidence was considered inadmissible, and Krueger was released in 1968. Amanda Krueger, who had followed Freddy’s trial, heard of his release and hanged herself in the tower where she was raped. The neighborhood parents of the children Freddy had murdered found him in his boiler room later that night and threw Molotov cocktails in the building, trapping Freddy within. Just moments before his death, Freddy was approached by three dream demons. These demons search the mortal world for the most evil soul and, in turn, give that person the power to turn dreams into reality. Freddy accepted their offer to "be forever" as the flames consumed him. Afterward, Freddy's remains were taken to Penny Brothers Auto Salvage and locked in the trunk of an old red Cadillac. Presumably to help erase Krueger's existence, the Thompson family moved into the house on 1428 Elm Street. Adopted by the Burroughs family, young Kathryn was taken away from Springwood and her records were sealed.

Jason Voorhees is the main fictional character from the Friday the 13th series of slasher films. A vicious mass murderer, he has a presence in all of the films, even when he is not the killer. With his trademark hockey goalie mask and machete, he is arguably among the most recognizable villains from any slasher film. Throughout the series, Jason has never spoken aside from when he drowned as a child, and from occasional mumbles, grunts, and groans, and a few words in the eighth and ninth film of the series, the latter when he possessed another man's body. Jason is credited as having been created by Victor Miller, the screenwriter of the first Friday the 13th film, in spite of the fact that he barely appeared in that film and much controversy exists about his creation, with Ron Kurz and Tom Savini both arguing they deserve some of the credit. For his part, Miller has gone on record as saying he has avoided watching the sequel films and that he has great reservations about how Jason has been handled.
Little about Jason's life prior to his drowning at Camp Crystal Lake has been explored in the films. It is established that he was born March 13, 1946 to Pamela Voorhees. Most other details have been left untouched by the film series, the gaps filled in by the novelizations of the early films (particularly for Part 2). The canonical nature of these novels are unclear, but a few details have been incorporated into later films, such as Elias Voorhees being the name of Jason's father. Outside of the Jason Lives novelization, Elias has not been depicted in any media, his ties to Jason's back-story left unclear in the series, although he was mentioned by name in Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Friday.

Jason's mental abilities and possible retardation have not been officially addressed, and have been depicted with conflicting evidence by both the films and outside sources. Jason's deformed look and hydrocephalic features are also unclear when taking other sources into consideration. The novelizations are explicit that Jason was born physically normal, having developed the deformation seen onscreen through a "regeneration ability" while he had been at the bottom of Crystal Lake. Adding to this is that Victor Miller has stated that Jason was originally conceived of as a normal child akin to the novelizations.
However a flash back of Jason drowning in the original film clearly shows a deformed head; this combined with his mother saying "Jason should have been watched, every minute, every second. He was-" and then pausing to add "he wasn't a very good swimmer" hints that Jason's mother was about to admit that Jason was retarded or her son before catching herself and correcting herself. It was Tom Savini who designed the deformed look seen in the film. Supporting this scenerio is the fact that in Jason Takes Manhattan Jason's visage appears frequently to one of the main characters, his appearance growing from normal to deformed with each appearance. Later films, specifically Jason X, have taken the concept of Jason possessing a regenerative ability. Despite this, there has yet to be anything surrounding Jason's drowning directly addressed in the film series. The closest thing that refutes the novels' explanation is in Freddy vs. Jason, the more recent of the films, in which a dream sequence from Jason's own mind depicts him as a young child at the camp with his characteristic deformities. However, how trust-worthy this perspective is left to debate.
The only established facts retained through the films' continuity is that Jason supposedly drowned at Camp Crystal Lake in 1957, his body never found. This incident drives his mother to take revenge on those she feels were responsible. After the camp is closed due to the murder of two counselors she had killed, Mrs. Voorhees goes to great lengths to keep the camp from reopening. Her final attempt is a killing spree that ends with her own decapitation in the sole survivor's act of self-defense. It has also been said that the camp counselors were, instead of saving Jason from drowning, having sex, therefore causing Jason's mother to kill them. Although it was not explained that if Jason did survive the drowning and managed to become a full grown man (albeit with a warped mind), why he did not try and seek out his mother to inform her of his survival. Although it would explain that just as Pamela felt she needed to seek revenge for Jason's apparent death; Jason felt the need for revenge when he witnessed his mother's death from afar.

Ma Michael myers je glavni .... mogao si anketu napraviti

Nema sanse ,anketa stize...

Michael Myers

Michael Audrey Myers was born October 19, 1957 Michael had two sisters. The family resided at a two story ranch house (45 Lampkin Lane) in the suburban town of Haddonfield, Illinois.

Michael experienced typical child development up until his sixth birthday. As a child he was considered bright. He learned to speak rather quickly and read at a much more advanced pace for his age, that is until his fifth year where he started to quickly lose some speech and began to show some stereotypical autistic behavior (preoccupation with parts of objects, staring off into space.)

Based on information from both the sixth installment (Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers) and the novel based upon the first film, Michael's grandmother lived across the street from the Myers family on Lampkin Lane.

The sixth installment also reveals that Michael at some point in his childhood was chosen by a cult to bear the Curse of Thorn. The cult believes that a child from one family must be chosen to bear the curse and sacrifice their entire family in order to save the rest of the community from death. The curse apparently makes the user immortal or grants the ability to self-resurrect once dead, and gives other super-natural abilities like superhuman strength. The curse is what the cult believes causes Michael to stalk and kill family members. It is not known exactly how many family members Michael has killed outside his immediate family. He has at least two biological family members still living: John, Laurie Strode's 17 year old son in Halloween H20, and Jamie's infant son from The Curse of Michael Myers.

It is assumed that, Mrs. Blankenship, Michael's babysitter was the one to give him the curse or she is aware of who did. It is unknown why Michael was specifically chosen to bear the curse. She was a member of the cult and would tell Michael stories about Thorn and their beliefs. Michael was eventually brainwashed by the stories and the curse. On Halloween, October 31, 1963, Michael was under the influence of curse long enough to begin the sacrifice of his family. Some unknown trigger stimulates Michael to seek out his family members. Sometimes he does not pursue relatives for years, then some unknown internal bell stimulates him to seek out his relatives. It was suggested Michael's appearances coincide with stars which periodically align to form the sign of Thorn. Although, many fans do not agree with this theory as the series has had many different writers and continuations. Therefore, a definite answer for Michael's rage has yet to be revealed. Michael has never spoken a word as an adult, although clearly he understands speech. His behavior patterns after any stereotypically violentic psychopathic serial killer's: Remorseless, brutal, and calculating.

Vidim ti si se bas resio da ubacis i njega,ali hajde neka ljudi kazu misljenje o svoj trojici...
P.S. Jel si primetio ko u prvom postu (druga slika) bojazljivo gleda ovu dvojicu?

Fredi bi ga otresao ko slinu 

Mnogo je Freddy-jevih fanova...

Jason je najjaci, ali su filmovi Petak 13. najgluplji... nazalost.