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Friday The 13th - Part 3 (DVD 2002)

 
Friday The 13th - Part 3 (DVD 2002)

Title: Friday The 13th - Part 3
Director: Steve Miner
EAN: 5014437805133
Release Year: 2002
Rating: UK:18
Product ID: EPID3947003
Description: Another group of counsellors arrive at the ill-fated camp at Crystal Lake to begin a fun-filled summer. Their fun ends abruptly when the blood-soaked maniac continues his reign of terror.
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  Friday The 13th - Part 3 DVD Review
Review created: 28/10/06
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Originally filmed in 3-D, Friday the 13th Part 3 is best remembered in the pop cultural lexicon of filmdom lore as being the movie to first showcase the immortal Jason Voorhees hiding behind the visage of his now-trademark hockey goalie mask. This third edition of the long-running, money-making horror series comes replete with a constant barrage of gimmick-laden 3-D effects, which translates into nothing more than having the home DVD audience get poked in the eye with every conceivable pointed object seemingly available to the filmmakers at the time.

The makers' decision to have a different and increasingly weirder murder weapon used each time is novel, but it neglects the fact that there is more to a murder scene than just numerous plunges of the blade and graphic spurts of blood; where is that missing sense of subtle tension created through imaginative use of light and paranoid shadow, where are the characters whose terror-filled plight we have a modicum of concern for in the first place? Indeed, we loved these mindless slasher-syndrome films in the 1980s, but then we grew up and found ourselves unbelievably agreeing with the typical parental assessment that these films were, in fact, utterly incompetent pieces of celluloid trash, with little to no artistic, cultural, or even intrinsic entertainment value.

Reworking the same cursory plot as its financially successful predecessors and successive sequels, that dastardly, unstoppable killer Jason again prowls the Lake Crystal area (AKA "Camp Blood"), stabbing, slicing and skewering those assorted pesky teenagers with a robotic proficiency. This time around, the mayhem and slaughter occurs at a lakeside cottage and barn in the woods. After the opening credits literally come leaping out at you in 3-D, we are introduced to the eight potential victims, all part of that stereotypical horror movie mainstay of young, carefree vacationers headed to the woods for a weekend of fun but unwittingly thrust into a stalk 'n slash spectacle.

These stupid teen characters exist wholly as interchangeable fodder, just asking for eventual swift dispatching via means as varied as a red hot poker through the torso, a knitting needle through the back of the head and out through the mouth, a spear through the eye, a pitchfork through the neck, a machete through the entire body, and for the especially bloodthirsty, there is a scene of a young man getting the side of his head crushed, causing his eyeball to pop out of its socket and fly toward the camera in campy 3-D. That's right folks, there is plenty of grisly murderin' fun to be had by all here.

Who will be left alive by the end of the movie? Will master Voorhees finally be stopped and destroyed once and for all, or will he return for more summer camp shenanigans? Are you kidding, does a Jason spit in the woods?


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  3D, Watch Out, He's Coming For You ! :P :-D
Review created: 27/01/07
1 of 1 people found this review helpful.

Story:
Jason Voorhees (Richard Brooker) returns again to Camp Crystal Lake, where he drowned nearly three decades before while some negligent camp counselors made out on the beach. Understandably upset by this turn of events, Jason continues to haunt his old stomping grounds, dealing death to those thrill-seeking teens who venture into the woods. This time around, Jason faces tougher victims in the form of a motorcycle gang and dons his trademark hockey mask. The film was originally presented in theatres in 3-D.

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3D, Watch Out, He's Coming For You ! :P :-D

In this movie Jason steals the ice hockey mask from 1 of his victims, in part 1, the mother does all the killing, in part 2, he just wears a cloth over his head, this is where the character Jason gets a personality.
On Top Of that this movie is in 3D, that's not so frequent that they do that on DVD.
3D means like when you are in a amusement park in the cinema and you wear those funny glasses that stuff from the screen is actually coming right at you, it's very cool.
In this movie you are quite exited about that the first 15/30 minutes or so, but then you're already used to it & all.
Great for teenagers.

Definately Recommendable, make it part of your collection. A++++++++++++++++


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  THE MASK!
Review created: 27/03/09
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This was always going to be difficult to watch as the film was originally filmed in 3-D.Looking past the obvious shots made for the 3-D effect,this is another enjoyable jason slice and dice movie,and a landmark one at that as this was the first friday film to feature the hockey mask!!.
I have been trying to purchase the whole series of friday the 13th films,but make no mistake,these films do not win awards for production or acting.I really enjoy these non-thinking horror films - do not buy if YOU dont.For all fans,like myself,there is a region 1 release that contains the 3-D version(with glasses!) and normal versions with extras that may be of more interest.
Great 80's friday film!.


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  Average Threequel
Review created: 21/08/08

An average threequel with some spectacularly bad 3D effects. A good end sequence makes up for the poor story and "acting"


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  Positive feedback
Review created: 10/07/08
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I love the Friday the 13th series. Fine example of slasher films and one of the best of this set. Jason was one of the best creations of the genre, one of the first to nether die as all good movie monsters should be.


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  friday the 13th part 3
Review created: 27/02/08
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i got friday the 13th part3 because its one of the great time horrors with classic slasher jason voohees you can watch it on a cold wet night and before you go to bed you will be afraid to close your eyes its a brilliant horror


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