Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter
Horror • R • 1984 • 1 hr 31 min
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It's hard to pick a favorite in the series but this is probably mine. Definitely the "best" one acting wise.
Mostly the same as it's predecessors but this one had a better ending. You know what you are getting.
If you ignore the sequels and accept this as the final film, you’re in for a good time.
Definitely top 3 in the franchise, some might even put it at #1. Must watch.
Iconic kills, probably the best in the franchise!
Great ending to the original Jason trilogy, not my personal favorite but certainly worth watchingz
Arguably the best of the originals great kills and gore effects by Tom savini
A slasher classic that delivers on suspense, gore, and fun, Jason at his best, and so is the cast. 😍
One of my favourites from the series, shows that Jason can be stopped and makes an effort to do some character work with other characters.
Some great effects, a new setting, and characters who are actually developed make this my favorite entry in the franchise up to this point.
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