Jason Lives - Friday the 13th Part VI
Horror • R • 1986 • 1 hr 26 min
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Thom Mathews, Jennifer Cooke, David Kagen, Renée Jones, Kerry Noonan
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Acting is arguably best in series, the real children add a lot. Best mix of self aware humor and actual horror.
The best movie in the entire franchise, actually getting the scene where he rises from the grave tattooed today!!!
I love this movie so much it brings me so much joy to watch the hilarious kills.
Genuinely funny and a little self aware and some real fun kills
Gory, funny, meta, Jason ain’t messing around and Tommy Jarvis is iconic
My personal favorite in the series because it adds humor and gothic overtones. Turn it on black and white and enjoy!
Instead of doing the same thing kill teens at a camp they made it comedic and fun with goofy kills and it’s fun to watch with nice action
My personal favorite of the series, it's dark, funny and moody as well as introduces zombie Jason. Great kills, effects and characters.
The best Friday movie, barely has any nudity, and good kills
A good horror movie in the Friday the thirteenth franchise
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