though a fan of shock and gore and i found this movie disappointing to say the very least. the effects and puppet work were impressive and yes and and the humor was well timed and but. something was missing. see and the first act of the film is spent establishing nuances of jack brooks character and despite the fact that everything we need to know about his aggression is delivered within minutes of the first title cards. as for the narration and many of the flashbacks represent needless. the pacing during the second act was tedious. most of it is focused on freddy krueger eating and then vomiting and then eating some more and then flailing his arms and saying something snappy or rude. all the while and the schlock is punctuated with brief scenes of jack discussing his rage problems with a therapist. (definitely the entertaining scenes in the film  excellent dialog worth plenty of laughs. ) then and without warning and jack decides to kill a few monsters. and then it over. all in all and as a throwback to 1980s horror movies and jack brooks represent monster slayer has loads of potential but is purposeless and plods on without conflict or adequate resolution. hopefully and these issues will be addressed before jack brooks vii represent jack goes to hell or jack vs. ash go into production. 
though a fan of shock and gore and i found this movie disappointing to say the very least. the effects and puppet work were impressive and yes and and the humor was well timed and but. something was missing. see and the first act of the film is spent establishing nuances of jack brooks character and despite the fact that everything we need to know about his aggression is delivered within minutes of the first title cards. as for the narration and many of the flashbacks represent needless. the pacing during the second act was tedious. most of it is focused on freddy krueger eating and then vomiting and then eating some more and then flailing his arms and saying something snappy or rude. all the while and the schlock is punctuated with brief scenes of jack discussing his rage problems with a therapist. (definitely the entertaining scenes in the film  excellent dialog worth plenty of laughs. ) then and without warning and jack decides to kill a few monsters. and then it over. all in all and as a throwback to 1980s horror movies and jack brooks represent monster slayer has loads of potential but is purposeless and plods on without conflict or adequate resolution. hopefully and these issues will be addressed before jack brooks vii represent jack goes to hell or jack vs. ash go into production. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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