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Jared Padalecki
Danielle Panabaker
Derek Mears
Travis Van Winkle
Amanda Righetti
Aaron Yoo

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Searching for his sister, Clay stumbles upon the remains of Camp Crystal Lake, now boarded up and rotted. Against locals and authorities, he meets up with a group of college kids offering him his best leads, but when they disturb the campground they once again unleash Jason Voorhees who is more than happy to begin another killing spree.

12/20/2009 (0 of 0 found this helpful)

Not Worth the Watch

I always enjoyed movies that made me jump, but the later horror movies have done nothing but kill suspense, include sex, and make everything bloody. Friday the 13th was no exception.

Friday the 13th, along with the clique marks of horror movies, has unrealistic characters. Character interaction was bland, at best, and made the acting seem over-done and quite ridiculous. When the characters did interact well, I couldn't take that part of the movie seriously.

Overall, Friday the 13th wasn't even worth watching. I wouldn't recommend this movie to anyone.

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0.5/4 

09/21/2009 (0 of 0 found this helpful)

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Holy shi!t... Wow... Way to go Platinum Dunes for screwing up yet another film. They destroy everything they touch and burn cash like it grows on trees. Here's an idea, instead of spending your millions of dollars on a friggin remake, do something on your own. The only thing I can say good about this film is how it rained at the beginning of the film when jason saw his mother getting killed and it also rained at the end when Jason was chasing the 2 main characters by the lake. Worst thing about this film.... A mansionon Camp Crystal Lake???? Enough said. Burn this film, never watch it, stick to the original.

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0.5/4 

08/18/2009 (0 of 0 found this helpful)

Awful!

Not so much a remake of the 1980 slasher but more an update of the whole Jason Voorhees legend, director Marcus Nispel and producer Michael Bay have once again teamed up to bring a horror icon from the video nasty-era to a new generation, following on from their success with 2003's 'The Texas Chainsaw Massacre'.

Starting where the original 'Friday...' left off, in 1980 and the death of Jason's mother (Nana Visitor), this new version combines elements of the first four original movies, with Jason coming back for revenge wearing a sack on his head, to him picking up the iconic hockey mask and terrorising a houseful of 'teens' (or young adults, as they clearly aren't teenagers). The scene then shifts to the present day, where a group of five young people set up camp in the woods just ous...

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1/4 

08/09/2009 (0 of 0 found this helpful)

Crap

I honestly can't even give this movie a single star...I just can't. Everything in my being tells me that it doesn't deserve what I even gave it, but I'll admit that it did make me jump a few times, but if this isn't the most predictable horror movie ever made, I don't want to see the one that may be. You have a classic villain who runs now, but the body count, the overt sexual themes, the drugs, the cheesy acting, its all just terrible. There isn't an excuse for producers to say, "Yes, this sounds like a good investment." Sometimes, you just can't figure out producers and writers who decided to make film their profession, but then again, when has there ever been a time when all that came out was golden?

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0.5/4