Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday
No Longer Playing
1993 87 min
Presented by Halloweenies: A Horror Franchise Podcast | Sequel Sundays Feature | A Part of Music Box of Horrors at the Drive-In Presents: 31 Days of Terror
***Uncut Version***
After a decade-long run, countless dead teenagers, and a night boat to Manhattan, by the dawn of the ‘90s, the Friday The 13th franchise had run out of steam. Enter New Line Cinema, original director Sean S. Cunningham, and newcomer Adam Marcus to put an imaginative spin on Jason Voorhees lore and the played-out slasher formula. Jason Goes To Hell features a wild body-jumping concept (admittedly cribbed from The Hidden), inventive gore effects from the KNB team, and one of the most memorable surprising endings in horror cinema.
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