and had vaccinations before leaving for sunny Florida.Markham was suspicious: "You don""t get vaccinated for Florida, but you do for Mexico." Hot on her unmistakable trail left for him to follow, he traced her to Acapulco, Mexico:...How hot can it get, and then in Acapulco, you find out.I knew she had to wind up here because if you want to go south, here""s where you get the boat.All I had o do was wait.Near the plaza was a little cafe, called La Mar Azul next to a movie house.I sat there in the afternoons and drank beer.I used to sit there half-asleep with the beer and the darkness.Only that music from the movie next door kept jarring me awake.Jeff""s first sight of Kathie fulfills Whit""s earlier observation: "When you see her, you""ll understand better.The script for this new version, by Daniel Pyne and Dean Georgaris, substituted capitalists (an enigmatic, big-business, multi-national corporation called Manchurian Global, represented, according to Demme, by the giant 21st century companies of Halliburton, Bechtel or the Carlyle Group) as the villains.This one featured a "dream world," sexually-deviant, sadistic, hideously-grotesque child killer, very different from the hulking, mask-wearing Jason Voorhees, and the lunatic homicidal escapee Michael Myers.physics student with steadily-declining grades, and life in a walk-up studio apartment where he was perpetually behind on the rent, and his Aunt May (Rosemary Harris) faced foreclosure.