I enjoy this alot more than the first and it's alot of fun! The death scenes are creative like always. You know the pros out weigh the cons like this is a must watch for FT13 fans. The story is great, the writting is flawless, the acting is convincing, good characters, and good pacing. Tommy Jarvis is the best character since Jason Voohress and his mother. The supense in this movie is great like you don't know who's gonna die or not. This is my reveiw on Friday The 13th: The Final Chapter (1984), it's the best out of the franchies!

Friday 13th 1-3 I considered to be generic camp slashers which didn't live up to the iconic legacy that the franchise has built up. This 4th part however was an improvement and I actually quite enjoyed it.This time with a couple of familiar faces in Crispin Glover and child star legend Corey Feldman the movie actually had a bit of a storyline which the previous ones didn't. Thin storyline absolutely but a storyline all the same.I didn't entirely understand the logic of the movies finale but everything else was well enough done and though the film pales in comparison to the same years Nightmare On Elm Street it's still a decent slasher feature.The Good: Vastly improved death scenes Actually has a story The Bad:Still pretty naff in places Weak ending Things I Learnt From This Movie: If a rubber dinghy gets run through with a machete it'll continue to float because physics Harpoon gun up the bum is a hell of a way to go

Right now this has a 5.9 on IMDb. This is crazy!I think sometimes people just click and review things without watching them. Which they shouldn't do. They probably think 'oh it's jason part 4 it has to be bad. I'll rate that a 1.'This is why you shouldn't review movies or rate them unless you have seen them. This is one of the best Jason movies and you would know that if you have seen it.What makes this movie so good is Tom Savini is back doing the makeup. He is a god among horror fans. So seeing him and Tommy played by Corey Feldman makes this a hugely fun movie.It's one of those movies you can watch over and over again.5.9. Shame on you all. It should be at least a 9.

After yet another massacre at Camp Crystal Lake, the psychopath named "Jason Voorhees" (Ted White) is presumed dead and his body--along with 10 of his victims--has been sent to the nearest morgue to be processed. Unfortunately, Jason doesn't die very easily and after killing a couple of hospital employees heads back to his old stomping grounds where, as luck would have it, some young men and women have decided to camp out for awhile. Needless to say, this is exactly the scenario that Jason so desperately craves and he resumes his killing spree in no time at all. Now rather than reveal any more I will just say that—despite the movie title—this is not the "Final Chapter" in any way as there are several other sequels which follow. Not that it really matters as those of us who enjoy films of this sort will certainly not complain. Be that as it may, I thought that this was a fairly solid sequel which benefited from the somewhat bizarre ending and I have rated it accordingly. Slightly above average.