Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives

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B P @Bradster69 Aug 31 Not Bad, but Not My Favorite See more Alex B @AlexBioni Aug 26 Where All the Megans At! This movie is so wacky and over the top, from the way Jason comes back to the paintball fight. Honestly, I feel like they could have skipped Part 5 and just made this one. I loved getting right to the point. There's no long setup. Jason is back and starts ending people. The James Bond opening wink was cute, and the violence is FINALLY here! The first 15 minutes had more tension and violence than all the previous movies. It still follows the formula with some random teen stuff, but I liked how this one played it out. It felt different enough from the previous movies while still feeling like Friday the 13th. I don't really understand how Tommy changed so much between Part 4 and this, but I guess it doesn't matter. It can be a little too tongue in cheek, but that's B movie horror. Some kills still cut away too quickly, which is frustrating. Overall, I honestly think this is the best one so far. See more Jason H @RT50328122 Aug 1 Happy 40th Anniversary to the best of this series! See more diogo13 T @Tua_mera Jul 11 O filme é chato mas tem piadas boas. See more Shadow R @GeminiShadowRealm Jul 3 Driven by obsession, Tommy Jarvis goes to a cemetery to completely destroy Jason's corpse. Instead, a lightning strike accidentally reanimates the body, turning Jason into an unstoppable zombie. Tommy tries to warn the local police but gets locked up. With the help of the sheriff’s daughter, Megan, Tommy lures Jason into the lake, chaining him to a massive boulder to drown him where his story originally began. A fun, high-energy cast with excellent comedic timing and a great sense of self-aware humor. It features highly memorable, creative kills, including a spectacular scene where a victim's face is smashed completely through the metal wall of an RV. The standard "skeptical authority figure" trope is heavily used here, as the police stubbornly refuse to believe Tommy and choose to blame him for the mounting body count instead. See more Brant F @destroyfascism Jun 27 Jason Lives stops worrying about making sense and starts having fun. Judged on its own terms, this is a solid entry in the franchise. It’s not trying to be Citizen Kane; it’s trying to be a movie about an undead guy in a hockey mask terrorizing a summer camp in America, and it succeeds beautifully. Cort rules. The MPAA clearly got to some of the gore, but the movie has enough charm and momentum that it’s mainly forgivable. See more Read all reviews

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