Paramount then decided to close out the series and kill off Jason once and for all with Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter in 1984. Handling directorial duties would be Joseph Zito ( The Prowler), and returning from the first film to do the make-up effects would be Tom Savini. While a group of teenagers throw a party next door, a small family, including the young and resourceful Tommy Jarvis, attempt to steer clear of them. In the woods nearby, a young man is camping and on the lookout for Jason in an effort to avenge his sister’s death. Meanwhile, Jason is slashing his way towards them all. However, he has finally met his match in Tommy Jarvis. Behind-the-Scenes Coverage of the Film’s Development – including Screenwriting, Set Design, Makeup, Stunts and Principal Photography for home consumption. Several are a revelation, and the first two in particular. The audio is great as well, and Shout! Factory has offered audiences NEW Chicago to Connecticut: The Early Career of Harry Manfredini – an interview with composer Harry Manfredini Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981)". Box Office Mojo. Archived from the original on 2007-10-01 . Retrieved 2007-06-12.

NEW Blu-Ray 3-D version of the film (To watch the 3D version, you must have a fully capable 3D TV and 3D blu-ray player) His Name Was Jason (DVD Review)". Fangoria. 2009-01-07. Archived from the original on 2009-01-16 . Retrieved 2009-01-10.

Bonus Features for Blu-ray

is no musical accompaniment. Included are Behind the Scenes (2:48), Concept Art (2:14), Freddypillar (1:20), Barton, Steve (April 22, 2010), Friday the 13th Sequel "Not Happening", Dread Central, archived from the original on June 19, 2017 , retrieved November 4, 2017 High-Definition Widescreen (1.85:1) / DTS-HD Master Audio Mono & 5.1 / English Subtitles / 94 min / Unrated

Deleted/Alternate Scenes, Including the Original Opening and Ending with optional commentary by director Ronny Yu and executive producer Douglas Curtis measures just incrementally larger than the Blu-ray cases; there's not really any unnecessary bulk. The box measures approximately 7" high, March 2007 comic sales chart". CBG Xtra. Archived from the original on August 31, 2007 . Retrieved 2007-10-28. The decision was then made to continue the series, but without Jason. In 1985, Friday the 13th Part V: A New Beginning (directed by Danny Steinmann of Savage Streets) made its way into theaters. Traumatized after the events of the previous film, Tommy Jarvis is now grown up and being transferred to a sanatorium of sorts. He begins seeing visions of Jason, who then shows up to kill everybody in and around the institution at random. It’s eventually revealed that this Jason is just a disturbed impostor. Despite a decent turn-out, the disapproval from fans was felt by the studio and a course correction was needed.NEW! Blood Types: Interview with Actor Harry Crosby (1080p, 21:24): Crosby played "Bill" in the original Friday the 13th. He NEW! Storyboards (1080i upscaled): Sketches planning for various scenes from Freddy vs. Jason. There is no accompanying to say except that this is the release to own in 2020, surpassing even Sony's Columbia Classics Collection, and it earns my highest

offers a treasure trove of information. Its is essentially a long-from essay written by Michael Gingold that covers the franchise's entire spectrum from Jason model kit". Friday the 13th films. Archived from the original on 2013-04-03 . Retrieved 2007-07-16. NEW! The Magic Keyboard: Harry Manfredini on Scoring Friday the 13th (1080p, 31:36): A continuation of the hour-long

NEW! Friday the 13th Series Newspaper Ad Still Gallery (1080i, 4:58): Auto-advancing advertisements for the franchise's various Plans were made to take Jason away from Crystal Lake and place him in a larger environment for the eighth film. New York City was selected as the main setting, with Jason spending approximately a third of the movie on a boat before reaching New York. The film was then subtitled Jason Takes Manhattan. Ultimately, the character spent the majority of the time on the cruise ship, as budget restrictions forced scenes of New York to be trimmed or downgraded. Vancouver had to substitute for the majority of the New York scenes. [25] Paramount Pictures releases all 8 of their "Friday The 13th" films(spanning the years 1980-1989) in one collection, looking superb in HD, the first four films are re-mastered and on four discs, while the final four are paired up on 2-discs. returning extras and the gargantuan amount of new content Shout! has assembled just for this set -- is practically unprecedented. There's nothing left has included plenty of legacy extras and added a massive amount of new content. Note that I did not review and do not have access to a copy of the