Friday the 13th Part 2
Horror • R • 1981 • 1 hr 26 min
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Russell Todd, Amy Steel, John Furey, Adrienne King, Kirsten Baker
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Good. The franchise hasn't gone wild yet.
Jason takes center stage in this horror classic
Even though it’s not as important as the first one, I had a lot of fun following along with this one.
The film builds on the slasher formula with effective tension and a memorable final chase, though it lacks the originality of the first.
Vicki goes and puts perfume on and spritz some on her vagina, based off the number of girls I've gone down on, which is staggering, taste ba
The chick with the best rack in the movie took her shirt off screen.
We meet the famous man himself for the first time. It’s one of the best ones in the series.
The second best in series. The last one in the series before it becomes a mindless gorefest. Pretty good, has some good jump scares.
One of the few actually scary films in the franchise, great aesthetic, probably my most watched Friday.
It’s interesting to see the progress of the violence over the movies. The ending was a bit TOO SIMILAR to the first one, but overall not bad
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