"Friday the Thirteenth" is an extremely well-crafted film--with some fine writing, acting and production values. This surprised me, as the film is in the public domain and often this means no one cared enough to renew the copyright on a film....and often that means the film is a dud. This, however, is no dud.
The story begins with some people on a bus in London during a rainstorm on Friday 13th. Suddenly, lightning strikes and there's an accident...two people are killed though you don't know which of the folks you've been introduced to perished. Then, the film backs up a day and you see the various passenger's lives and what led up to this tragedy.
The individual stories are very engaging and well written. Also, in one case the death is a blessing....and you'll have to see the film to see what I mean. Worth seeing and a film you can download for free from archive.org.
The story begins with some people on a bus in London during a rainstorm on Friday 13th. Suddenly, lightning strikes and there's an accident...two people are killed though you don't know which of the folks you've been introduced to perished. Then, the film backs up a day and you see the various passenger's lives and what led up to this tragedy.
The individual stories are very engaging and well written. Also, in one case the death is a blessing....and you'll have to see the film to see what I mean. Worth seeing and a film you can download for free from archive.org.