Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan (Friday the 13th Part 8) (1989)
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"Rated: R Why it’s rated: Adult situations, Adult language, gore, Graphic violence, Jason really partially takes Manhattan in the this film."

" New York City, has been taken over by Muppets! But can they survive, a deadlier threat? Jason Voorhess? A whole high senior class is finally graduating. For that, they get into a luxury cruise called ''Lazarus''. At the beginning they are all having fun, including our main heroine, Rennie who has a serious problem with the water because of past traumatic events '' Almost got drowned when she was little''. When we get to see all the young teenagers our friend Jason who got on board the shi"

" "Look, you don't understand. There is a maniac trying to kill us!" "Welcome to New York." Directed by Rob Hedden Written by Rob Hedden Music by Fred Mollin Cinematography by Bryan England Editing by Steve Mirkovich and Ted Pryor"

" "Look, you don't understand. There is a maniac trying to kill us!" "Welcome to New York." Directed by Rob Hedden Written by Rob Hedden Music by Fred Mollin Cinematography by Bryan England Editing by Steve Mirkovich and Ted Pryor"

" 42 confirmed deaths 17 male 7 female 4 extras Running time: 100 mins Number of kills: 42 Kills per minute: 2.46 Jason’s death: Drowning in toxic waste? Sure, why not? Favourite death? Julian Gaw. He thinks he could Jason Voorhess. He was wrong. Lamest kill: Everyone else. Survivors: Rennie Wickham, Unknown punkers, Sean Robertson, and Toby the dog! Note: This was the last Friday the 13th film, to be released by Paramount Pictures, and was filled in Los Angeles, California, Vancouve"
'Friday the 13th' hits the Big Apple
“'Friday the 13th' may have been panned by critics when first released but since then it is one of the most famous and influential horror films, the franchise containing one of horror's most iconic villains. The film is popular enough to become a franchise and spawn several sequels of varying quality and generally inferior to the one that started it all off.'Jason Takes Manhattan', the seventh sequel and the eight film in the series, is one of the lowest rated 'Friday the 13th' films on IMDb. Apart from a couple of interest points, personally have to agree with those who consider 'Jason Takes Manhattan' one of the series' weakest (whether it's the very worst is debatable). It's not terrible and not quite as bad as some have said, but it is lacking in a lot of areas.There are merits here. Wh” read more

"First viewing - Jan. 27th Paramount+ Voorhees Thursdays More like Jason takes a slow boat to Manhattan. I know this film is generally considered a weak entry in the franchise, & that's not wrong but I did have more fun with this one than 5 & 7. It's pretty stupid, but the ludicrous plot allowed me to cut them some slack. Suddenly Jason is a ninja or something, constantly popping up ahead of his victims despite never running, which had me chuckling. Kind of an odd choice to not let him go bonke"

" Date: 1/13/2021 Viewed: Blu-Ray (Scream Factory) Re-Watch Note: I have looked forward to revisiting this Friday the 13th movie because I remember never liking it when I was younger. As both a kid and teenager, I dislike this movie for not fully taking place in New York City. After revisiting this movie again, it's not that bad. Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan is in the middle ground of Friday the 13th movies in my opinion. It's not terrible or great, just alright. The movie i"

"Don't go to the Big Apple! If the killer gangs don't kill you, then maybe the alligators in the sewer, the hockey masked maniac, or the C.H.U.D.s will. Stay home."

" First Viewing Viewing Date: October 30th Via: Blu-ray Plot: A boatful of graduating high school students headed to Manhattan accidentally pull Jason Voorhees along for the ride. Rating: 5.1/10"

"October 11th Directed By: 2nd Viewing Original Rating: 2 After: 1.5 Favorites Before -- Favorites After --"

" Directed by: Rob Hedden Produced by: Randy Cheveldave Written by: Rob Hedden Based on characters created by: Victor Miller and Sean S. Cunningham Cinematography: Bryan England Edited by: Steve Mirkovich Music by: Fred Mollin Distributed by: Paramount Pictures"