Review of Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter (1984) by Chris S — 03 Jan 2010
This is actually another one of my favorite films of the franchise. The main reason being that the kills in this film are arguably the best so far and quite possibly the best of the franchise. Jason must have a thing against Crispin Glover though or maybe he just saw him having a spasm and seizure fit in the living room earlier on in the film.
Nevertheless, I've never seen any one victim in the franchise get as much punishment as he did. First, a corkscrew in the hand and followed by a meat cleaver to the face. As if that wasn't enough, Jason nails up his corpse over one of the doorways by his hands and feet to block anyone from escaping.
Then later on, rips him down the hard way. Another interesting kill is the shower scene. What makes it a bit more unique is that it's a guy who bites it this time around. Face-palmed to death by Jason's massive hand.
Jason's "death" is also quite grotesque and spectacular. Tommy Jarvis swings a machete into the side of Jason's head and Jason falls to the ground landing face first onto the handle of the machete causing it to slide through his skull.
The weirdest part of the film has to be when the dog jumps through the glass window. I mean...what the heck?
This review of Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter (1984) was written by Chris S on 03 Jan 2010.
Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter has generally received mixed reviews.
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