Friday the 13th
Horror • R • 1980 • 1 hr 35 min
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Adrienne King, Betsy Palmer, Kevin Bacon, Jeannine Taylor, Harry Crosby
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An iconic horror film with an amazing original score and a memorable ending that leaves you wanting more
Such a good movie - I cant wait to see how they continue the series!
The first entry of the F13 franchise is the beginning of many slasher tropes from the 80s. I had a good time watching it.
It’s a must watch because of its influence on the slasher genre, not because it’s particularly good.
A seminal slasher film that set the standard for the genre. With its eerie atmosphere and shocking ending, it remains a horror classic.
Pure exploitation, but required viewing cause of Tom Savini’s work.
It’s the horror movie everyone has to watch. Thrilling from start to finish!
She wouldn't even harm a fly...whoops, wrong movie.
Good start to an iconic horror franchise. Keeps the viewer enthralled till the end
The movie that kickstarted one of the first slasher franchises.
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