Melissa steals this movie
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itsascreambaby96 — 9 years ago(January 09, 2017 12:31 AM)
Even though Melissa is a side character and obvious Jason knife (axe) fodder I think she just steals the show and whenever I watch this I can't wait for her to show up again.
The best "bitch" character in a horror movie hands down. So arrogant, so conceited and mean. The immaculate prissy ultra blond hair, the pearls "from Daddy for being the best daughter" lol and the way she saunters with gusto into every scene she is in is funny but she really is a breath of fresh air amongst a lot of the cardboard stock characters, shes elevated from side bodycount fodder to a main character behind the 2 leads, Dr Crews and Tinas mother IMO. Susan Jennifer Sullivan played Melissa perfectly! She's the ultimate preppy bad girl.
I also am really happy that the bitchy character survived till the last kill (I think it was anyway..) as usually the mean girl gets offed early or midway (see Tamara from Part 8). Actually I like Jason Takes Manhattan but the reason I don't love it as much as this one is Tamara doesn't live long enough. At least Melissa gets to unleash her acid tongue till the last reel with that classic line beep you both!"
Sorry for the novel length post, just watched this earlier and realized what a scene/movie stealer Melissa is! Deserves appreciation. -
AnthonyRocks — 4 years ago(June 17, 2021 03:32 PM)
I actually liked her death scene in the Movie.
It isn't 1 of the Best death scenes in the Franchise and there is definitely no way she would still be standing for as long as she still was or even have her body moving the way it was when Jason grabbed her and threw her but I still liked her death scene. -
Woodyanders — 9 months ago(June 14, 2025 03:11 PM)
Melissa was such a deliciously snarky and hateful stuck-up ****. I was cheering when Jason put an axe right in her head right after she opened the door.
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