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Kari Keegan | ... | |
| Kane Hodder | ... |
Jason Voorhees /
Security Guard #2 /
Freddy Krueger's arm
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| Steven Williams | ... | ||
| Steven Culp | ... | ||
| Erin Gray | ... | ||
| Rusty Schwimmer | ... | ||
| Richard Gant | ... | ||
| Leslie Jordan | ... | ||
| Billy Green Bush | ... | ||
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Kipp Marcus | ... | |
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Andrew Bloch | ... | |
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Adam Cranner | ... | |
| Allison Smith | ... | ||
| Julie Michaels | ... | ||
The secret of Jason's evil is revealed. It is up to the last remaining descendant of the Voorhees family to stop Jason before he becomes immortal and unstoppable. This is the final (?) battle to end Jason's reign of terror forever. Written by Michael Silva <silvamd@cleo.bc.edu>
*May contain spoilers! (Not that I am spoiling much)
This had to be the worst Friday the 13th movie to date, and lets face it there weren't that many great ones. The huge problem with this is what the heck happened. The last time we saw Jason he was in Manhattan and he was somehow turned back into a kid, in this movie he is again a walking corpse. I can live with that, but then he gets blown up, they made it look so easy, they should have done that from the start. Now though it gets strange as Jason becomes something from like the movie alien or all those body snatcher movies. At this point I am wondering "didn't I pay to see Jason hack up people directly?". Then comes the startling revelation that Jason has a sister! What! Get Real!!! There is no way the woman in the first one had a daughter before or after Jason (or before or after her head was chopped off for that matter). If she had a daughter she would have had someone to fall back on and Jason's death wouldn't have pushed her over the edge (most mothers like their daughters more anyway). In the end Jason is killed by another relative, because apparently a relative is the only one who can kill him (how did they come up with that) and the movie thankfully ends.