Friday the 13th: A New Beginning
Friday the 13th: A New Beginning
R | 22 March 1985 (USA)
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Homicidal maniac Jason returns from the grave to cause more bloody mayhem. Young Tommy may have escaped from Crystal Lake, but he’s still haunted by the gruesome events that happened there. When gory murders start happening at the secluded halfway house for troubled teens where he now lives, it seems like his nightmarish nemesis, Jason, is back for more sadistic slaughters.

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anzaccove

This film is one of the worst films I've ever seen, but after watching it with friends, I can confidently say: "This is one of the most fun experiences I've ever had while watching a film."Fun = 9.5/10

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ivo-cobra8

Friday the 13th: A New Beginning is very underrated and a really good horror film. It is my sixth favorite Friday the 13th film. It grew on me Friday the 13th Part III 3D and this one really grow on me and they become my favorite films. I am big Friday the 13th Fan and I love mostly of the films. This is the good movie. I know it get's a lot of hate because it doesn't have a Jason in it, but Tom Morga who played the hockey-masked killer was fantastic. It has good kill's and it is really my favorite 80's horror film. This movie reminds me on The Blob (1988) the diner scene my favorite horror sci-fi film.I love this film this time around the fourth time in the row it become guilty pleasure of mine. Melanie Kinnaman was a good bad-ass heroine, she was good and her performance was decent. The dinner scene was a fantastic death scene. Rebecca Wood as Lana was a good victim and I like the death kill. When the killer beheaded that biker guy Junior it was a good kill I like it. Tom Morga was a fantastic hockey-masked killer. Juliette Cummins as Robin was a hot great sexy babe. I like her as a victim. I like this film it is an alright slasher film not that bad. Danny Steinmann R.I.P. who is no longer with us anymore. I respect Mr. Danny Steinmann and his vision of the movie what he was trying to do. Please my remorse goes to his family and rest in peace Danny you are really missed. You have my respect Danny Steinmann you were great director and your direction of this movie was solid and your writing ability for the screenplay was talented. Melanie Kinnaman as the blond Pam was good excellent heroin I loved her. I love that in this movie the hockey mask design in this movie fro the killer was blue. I love in which Pam fights off The Killer with a chainsaw really awesome climatic battle fight scene. I have enjoy this film and however I feel now it is better then Friday the 13th Part 2 because the killer wasn't so clumsy and the chainsaw worked in this movie. Just like the first movie it ravels about revenge. In the original film is Mrs. Voorhees and this movie has Roy paramedic the killer. I still love Part 2 to death but it does have confusing plot. Friday the 13th: A New Beginning grew on me and I didn't thought it was horrible. I still don't like John Shepard as Tommy Jarvis but the movie more revolves around Pam and Reggie which I like. It is a good horror film. A 10/10

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tdrish

It's been a few years since Tommy brutally slaughtered the likes of Jason in The Final Chapter. Now, fast forward five years, and Tommy is older. He's still haunted by the savage nightmare, which still lingers on in his head, and may still linger in his own reality, which is crashing hard on him fast. Seems this time he's prepared a little bit better. Here's a twist...he's mastered a little bit of self defense, so he's turned himself into one tough cookie to take down. With his mental illness, however, are people going to suspect he's the new Jason? Is he? Is this...the new beginning? Or has Jason come back from the dead, to continue his bloody, meaningless rampage? Part 5 makes it clear, they are beating on a dead horse. The franchise makes money, so they try to make them bolder, badder, and better. So how does this one stack up against the rest of them? Well, it's the most watchable of them all, in my opinion. It has humor, it has its moments, and ( of course) it has its body shots and body counts. I'm not a big fan of this franchise anymore, my childhood ended a long time ago, however, it gains a cult following every day, so what's a review going to hurt? The surprise comes later...much later...and then yet another shocker surprise. Out of them all, I would watch this one again...I liked Tommy in this one. He doesn't take any smack, and doesn't cower to any one. If he's not the real Jason though, does he have what it takes to survive? And can he be the one to end the rampage once again?

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Filipe Neto

This movie is the fifth sequel to "Friday the 13th" and another junk movie for the long list of the worst movies ever made. Jason follows unstoppable, impossible to kill despite the hundreds of attempts already registered, and the same can be said of the franchise, to the sadness of those who like good cinema. It is a bad movie, very amateurish, unnecessary and probably made only for box office.

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