Monica Keena

Yeah, so that's about it for the '88 version.

So the '09 version, uh, we get another recognizable cast of, of actors from that day, including Shannon Elizabeth, Monica Keena.

And then I have to say, since there's no opening credits to the '09 movie, really, it doesn't tell you who's in the movie.

[laughs] I kept looking at this one main character, and I kept going, "Who in the hell is this Andrew McCarthy, Edward Furlong-looking motherfucker that is in this movie?" Come to find out at the end of the movie, it was Edward Furlong.

He does not fit in with these people.

He does not look like a drug dealer.

He certainly doesn't look like he would've ever been able to date Monica Keena, even if she admits that he was good in bed.

I actually noticed in this entire movie not one female character kisses him on the mouth.

Yeah.

Uh, also stars Heather Langenkamp and, uh, Monica Keena.

Monica Keena, yeah.

Yeah.

Looks-

I'm excited-

Fun one

... to see Monica Keena in there.

It's not poorly made, um, and the performances are fine.

There's r- familiar horror faces that show up, like Monica Keena, and Sierra McCormick, and the aforementioned Heather Langenkamp.

Um, my objection to the movie is the decision to do sort of Terrifier-esque gore.

Mm.

Starting off with o- overall, I think the acting was pretty good.

For me personally, I think the two biggest standouts are Heather Langenkamp and Monica Keena, mainly because despite knowing that they were in the movie, I didn't pick up on it right away.

Heather especially, we got so used to her playing not, uh, one specific type of character, but in somewhat of a general range.

Based on the stuff I've seen her in, this is so far off her average character, like, I didn't even think to really get a good look at her, and it was probably about three, four minutes into her being on screen, and then I realized, "Oh, shit.

Doesn't mean you should.

Released on August 15th, 2003, Freddy and Jason was directed by Ronny Yu, written by Damian Shannon and Mark Swift, based on characters by Wes Craven and Victor Miller, and it stars Monica Keena, Kelly Rowland, Jason Ritter, Christopher George Marquette, Lochlyn Munro, Katherine Isabelle, Brendan Fletcher Kyle Labine, Zach Ward, Paula Shaw, and the great Robert Englund.

How'd this movie do, Don?

This movie was made for $30 million and brought in $117 million.

We have a new group of Elm Street kids, and, uh, if you're going by, I guess, what would've been the last one, Freddy's Dead, all of the Elm Street kids should've already been killed, but, you know, new movie, new times.

Yeah.

Uh, what did you guys think of Lori, Monica Keena?

I thought she did a good job playing, you know, being, basically being the final girl in this.

And that movie is called Snow White, A Tale of Terror.

This movie was directed by Michael Cohn and it stars Sigourney Weaver, Sam Neill, and Monica Keena.

And the story of this, well, we all know the story of Snow White.

This takes more of the traditional gothic approach, uh, that the Grimm brothers and their tale, which I, I probably should have cross-referenced because I'm kind of curious on how their story goes.