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What is your favorite Friday the 13th movie?
The first horror film I saw was Friday the 13th, I was five at the time. In the years since, I have seen every other Friday the 13th film (many of the films in the original series at least thirty times) and Jason Voorhees remains my favorite horror movie villain. Personally, my favorite was Friday the 13th Part VII because it was basically Carrie (another great horror film) versus Jason and it featured some really good kills. Also, this was the first film that Kane Hodder portrayed Jason (clearly the best actor to play the role of Jason). Which Friday the 13th film is your favorite?
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01-13-2013, 08:59 AM
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I have already mentioned my favorite film in the series. My second favorite was Friday the 13th Part VI because I thought it was pretty entertaining. Also, Jason officially becomes immortal and unlike some of the other films, I thought the acting in this film was actually pretty good. My third favorite was Friday the 13th Part III because it is the first film that Jason gets his mask and includes some pretty creative kill scenes. My fourth favorite would be Friday the 13th (1980) because it is the original film with Betsy Palmer. In fact, it was actually a good psychological thriller (A fusion of the slasher formula and Psycho in reverse). Overall, the series is very entertaining and holds up really well and I think one of the things that helps it do that (other than Jason) are the creative kill scenes. I will agree the series has major flaws, such as story continuity and a number of bad performances, but still it is a really enjoyable series (even if it is not entirely original. The remake was absoloutely terrible, even the worst Friday the 13th film in the original series looks like an Academy Award worthy film in comparison.
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01-14-2013, 09:49 PM
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I was watching or reading something, I can't remember what. But it cracked me up. Basically the person noticed about the first 3 or 4 I believe, Friday the 13th movies that they are all happening around the same time. All these murders. And the cops are still almost treating it like no big deal. How if this was real, it would be on all the TV channels and the government would be involved. I just thought it was funny that Jason practically has his way with almost everyone.
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Not all movies are suppose to be believable. I never remember hearing how they wanted to make friday the 13th mirror reality...
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Surprised I never posted in this thread before, I'm a long-time fan of the series and it got me into Horror at a young age. I'd rank them all:
The Final Chapter Jason Lives Part 2 The New Blood Part 3 Part 1 Reboot Jason Takes Manhattan Jason Goes To Hell Freddy Vs. Jason Jason X
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04-21-2014, 07:54 PM
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04-21-2014, 08:35 PM
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Whoops. Re-ranking with the entire set:
The Final Chapter Jason Lives Part 2 The New Blood Part 3 Part 1 Reboot A New Beginning Jason Takes Manhattan Jason Goes To Hell Freddy Vs. Jason Jason X 4 and 6 I alternate on as my ultimate favorite and I also tend to rotate between 5 and the reboot with their placement.
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