Friday the 13th Part III
Horror • R • 1982 • 1 hr 35 min
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Introduces the iconic hockey mask, adding a new layer to the Jason legend. Though the 3D effects are dated, still delivers the best Jason.
Jason finally gets his iconic mask in this slasher classic
This FT13 really starts to pick up. Actually shows Jason with the hockey mask. Really a good watch but I recommend going in order.
My favorite of the series; Jason first dons the iconic hockey mask and we get an awesome funky theme song and wonderfully unnecessary 3D
Jason dons the iconic hockey mask for the very first time!
This is one of my favorites in the series!
Entertaining little film, not as good or as bad as others in the franchise. Shame I couldn't see it in 3D
When you watch it with low expectations it's more enjoyable. It's really funny how cheesy and dumb it it. Easy to watch, fun movie.
Good movie with some good kills, wish there was more scenes with jason outside the barn in the first bit
The third film in the franchise, this time Jason discovers his hockey mask. Laughably bad and campy. Still worth the watch if you're a fan
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