Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter (1984) - Movie Review

[@CodyLeachYT]

So I missed the detail that the hitchhikers sister was in Part 2. Doesn't change my issue with the continuity so please don't waste your comment trying to correct me on a minor detail. Thanks!

[@jamal3637]

Cody Leach I love your channel

[@RaidenRoach45]

Cody Leach yeah its ok cause you now have a machine gun. "Kill kill kill kill Jason Jason "

[@ihatefacebook31184]

Cody Leach not of big fan of this installment, honestly

[@BobbyBriscoeBeats]

Ok, so what exactly is your issue with the continuity - up to this movie? Oh right, there isn't one.

[@capitalcitygoofball1987]

You're totally missing the time travel angle. Tommy Jarvis invents a time machine after being released from the mental hospital in 2012, travels back in time and goes full Star Trek with this bitch.

[@dylanthomas1673]

Cory Feldman dealt with gremlins, pirate booty, cannibals(The Burbs), vampires and Jason Vorhrees. The kid deserves a horror icon medal.

[@1981lashlarue]

@Steve Waltl That's pretty harsh. What has he done that's so terrible that it would warrant that?

[@G.F.Browning]

Indeed except the burbs can go straight to hell. Yea it's because my dad's girlfriend hyped the movie up wouldn't shut up about it and finally made us do a "family night" sit down and watch it and it was terrible

[@harryparsons2750]

@@1981lashlaruehe’s a sexual abuser

[@Simpsonsboy93]

Don't forget also dealing with a dead body in the woods (Stand By Me).

[@transientclassic6698]

I love how aggressive and fast that Jason moves in this film. The Final Chapter and Jason Lives are my favorites in the entire franchise. Great review, Cody! 👍🏻

[@30907bng]

The best movie in the series.

[@CraigTodd924]

Did you know Ted White was almost 60 years old when he played Jason in part 4?...Now that's impressive..He moved with the energy of a much younger man.

[@CraigTodd924]

@@30907bng I agree

[@carlwallace1129]

Friday the 13th Part 6 and part 4 were my two favorites. JASON VS FREDDY was a instant classic even though I'm more of a Myers fan.

[@YOUNGBLOODGAMAGE]

The "He's killing me!" part is actually based on reality. According to Tom Savini (during his time in the military), he heard many men scream "Oh God! He's killing me!" while being attacked to death in Vietnam.

[@07foxmulder]

When Tex Watson stabbed Leno LaBianca in the neck, Leno cried, “Don’t stab me anymore! I’m dead. I’m dead.” That shit’s disturbing but although it’s not uncommon to hear people scream something like that, I felt it never really worked in Friday 4. Tom Savini’s seen and heard some hellish stuff. Holy hell.

[@alexmullen27]

I'm pretty sure that was Abigail Folger who said "I'm already dead" as Pat Krenwinkle was stabbing her to death.

[@SJM6791]

That was the most disappointing death in the movie. He was motivated by revenge for his sister’s murder and he folded like a cheap chair when the opportunity presented itself.

[@jacksonkent69]

Being attacked to death sounds like a bad way to go

[@DirtySouthJR]

It's the most disturbing kill in the entire franchise. It rings true to how a helpless terrified victim would scream out in desperation. I guess to ppl who have never seen someone in such a life or death situation, it seems silly. It's not. It's believable.

[@damienbreitsprecher5483]

One of my favorite, most tense and scary scenes in the franchise is trish running up the stairs with Jason on her tail. She has no where to go and jumps out the window.

[@bo2720]

Yes and the stunt is incredible

[@rmjmoviereviews6876]

Upon rewatching as an adult, I never noticed how dark and gritty this entry was. Especially the finale being very intense. Definitely the best out of the first four films.

[@1000000man1]

Apparently, the "he's killing me" line was based on a real murder victim's last words.

[@davidcottone2700]

Crispin Glover doin that dance gets me before back to the future

[@antkiller655]

Corey Feldman is just depressing now.

[@karlastraight2458]

Awesome chapter of the Fridays. I actually found the scene when Rob dies screaming "he's killing me" to be chilling. In the book Crystal Lake Memories book the actor said there was a story about a man who got stabbed to death on the sidewalk in NY screaming that.

[@dennisb262]

I legitimately laughed out loud at the "holy jesus jumping christmas shit!" reference at the beginning! Great job man! lmfao

[@CodyLeachYT]

Thank you lol

[@ghostmysteries971]

Me too lol

[@karlastraight2458]

My Friday fave, Crispin Glover's dance made this a must watch all by itself!

[@anonymousperson2337]

I’ve been subscribed to Drumdums for years now... I think it’s time I finally joined this community as well. You’ve earned a new subscriber!

[@Voorhees67]

Best movie in the franchise by far! A lot of it has to do with the director, the writer, the makeup, and especially the cast!

[@Xehanort10]

I reckon the best kill is when Jason spear guns that guy in the balls.

[@Voorhees67]

Yeah that was a painful way to go lol

[@andrewpowell1734]

Tom Savini made this movie.

[@ramencurry6672]

In some ways it’s the best one

[@Xehanort10]

Jason's at his most evil and vicious in this film I think. And I love it. To me he's pissed off from having a machete driven into his shoulder by Ginny in Part 2 and getting an axe to the head from Chris in Part 3 and he's just taking out his anger on anyone he comes across as he tries to get back to Camp Crystal Lake.

[@funkymunky8659]

Xehanort10 Jason’s pissed all the time lol

[@ladykhal]

Dude, just have to say I love your bits. Quality acting right there. Been binging your stuff all weekend.

[@michaelsmith2004]

I think this is the most well made film in the franchise. Great direction. Great effects. Really good group of characters. Everyone seems to have a personal favorite of these films. Mine is part 3 but I love this film too. I do think this film is a better made film but I enjoy the fun of part 3 more. 6 is also a super fun movie.

[@H0und0fHircin3]

Not only my favorite Friday the 13th but my favorite slasher movie overall.

[@cjmiller6741]

This is probably the best intro of these Friday films that you've done, imitating the nurse to the classic Crispin Glover dance.(music was so great in the 80s) This movie is full of great actors. Peter Barton, Crispen Glover, and Lawrence Monsoon (who played lead in the Last American Virgin - worth a check-out because of Horror icon Diane Franklin) Kimberly Beck from Class of 1984 and Roller Boogie, Corey Feldman, his character Tommy, was a bit of a crafty boy wiz-kid. I had the fangoria magazines featuring all these movies, too. One day, Mom went full devout Christian on me and threw them out. Back in those days, we had to fight for our right to party. All four of the movies were made before video rental stores like video-1 and blockbuster were the thing to do. If we had them on VCR it's because we recorded them from HBO. It was hardly ever that a marathon of four Friday the 13th movies in a row would happen. Watching them theatrically was not tedious because we watched them once a year. When horror is too different in sequels, audiences revolt against the studious(such as with every Exorcist film after the first) Teens were the ones paying dollars at the cinema for a pg movie to sneak into r-rated slashers. When I was a teen, I needed simple, easy to follow plot points. Obviously, Tommy Jarvis was introduced to attract elementary kids like me. I was in Fifth grade and had to see it. What got in my way, when they started to lose it for me, were the gimmicks. 3D was the first. This final chapter, the last was a gimmick. A new Gimmicky beginning in pt 5(wherein Ethel and Junior were hilarious af) It went downhill with the gimmicks from there on out. Ah, the hitchhiker and the sister...was she in an earlier film? Probably not. This particular killing spree probably only lasted five days. 2 for pt 2, 1 for pt 3, and 2 days for pt 4. However, it is quite possibly, given that Jason attacked Kris years earlier in pt 3 before the events of that film, that Jason has killed before the events of pt 2. Nothing in any of the films make it so that couldn't happen, the sister being killed in an earlier spree. I don't think she was seen in the franchise. I know they revisited the idea in the remake. But there really is no continuity issue. You just got to assume the lives of the characters don't begin and end with the title cards.

[@chandlerjohnson2822]

The Final Chapter is a good culmination of all the time we have spent with Jason as a human. Considering that at the time they thought this would be the last who raw, you can tell that a bigger budget was spent into this movie which I do appreciate. And just by the opening scene with the cop cars and helicopters, you can tell that they put all of their cards on the table with this “finale”. Bringing Tom Savini back was one of the best things about this movie. His gore affects are top notch, and I believe that the kills he did here are some of the most creative and well thought out. Brutal AF too! Also, this is actually the first Friday movie where I genuinely cared about the other characters besides Jason himself. Sure they are still there for a body count, but they all have their own unique quirks and personalities which makes them memorable. Also, this movie has some star power with the casting of young Corey Feldman and Crispin Glover. They do great in their roles and are scene stealers when on camera. Back in 1984 the audience may not have thought anything of these two actors. However, watching the movie nowadays only increases the appreciation for these actors as they have gone on and done great things in their careers. Jason also looks really good in this movie, with the inclusion of the axe wound on his head from the previous movie, the long ass, dirty fingernails, and droopy eye with the one ear poking our gives a distinguished but also reminiscent look to how Jason looked as a little boy. Ted White is a more amplified version of Richard Brooker, as well as a more cunning and brutal version of the character. My only real annoyance in this movie is that Jason is still a bit in the shadows hiding. And I understand why they did this, but at this point in the franchise I wish he wasn’t hiding as much anymore. Kinda sick of The Who done it vibes. That’s just me though. Overall top contender for best F13 movie and a hell of a ride! RATING 4/5

[@damarus6]

Easily my favorite of the franchise. Probably the only one other than 6 where I enjoyed most of, if not all of the victims. Cannot forget the corkscrew kill either, so iconic!

[@AllNighterProductions]

The sad thing is that Joe Zito meant for the Hitchhiker's death scene to be taken seriously, and he thought it was going to make Jason seem even more intimidating. Suffice to say, that's not exactly what happened, but you gotta applaud the scene nonetheless.

[@seanstrange459]

This is one of my most favorite movies of all time! I was 11and I got the DVD. Watched it recently twice and it still holds up .loved the little computer bit too

[@Sir_Master_Kaino]

This is the best Fri the 13th movie. Compared to the other movies ya can tell they really went all out to make a good film.

[@stevenstevenson5303]

One of my favourite entries into the series!

[@eios76]

well I would think that the hitchhiker would be attending his sister's funeral as she was killed like two days before instead of looking for Jason and that after Jason Killed the sheriff (even if they never found the shack, the sheriff would still be missing) the whole crystal lake area would be under lockdown, but whatever

[@kenlyhitt3761]

i've been watching alot of horror movies here latley and stumbling on your channel has been awesome I always love to hear somebody else's thoughts whenever I finishing something satisfying to wacth. I've just got done watching both Nightmare on Elm series and the full Halloween series. I've enjoyed hearing your thoughts on them all! I cannot wait to finish this amazing series . I just finished the final chapter. And I honestly have to say my favorite so far is chapter 3. followed by 2 then the final chapter. Thanks for doing this brother.

[@krdragon6950]

Fun Fact: The nurse that was killed in the beginning of the movie was Lorraine’s friend in Back to the Future and Back to the Future part 2

[@SmudgyCritiques]

I mean I know this is older but to really the continuity you have tp realize in part 5, you said months later, Jason kills Alice. So then a 5 year time jump happens. I believe that could explain the kills and newspapers and such. I mean they never really stated that part 2 was his true first killing spree.

[@joecarroll3371]

Clearly one of the best of the franchise. The fan commentary track is really good featuring Adam Green & Joe Lynch. The acting & kills are way better than most of the sequels. This is the one with the most star power. BTW, hilarious intro with the famous line from Axel, the coroner dude.

[@josho1459]

My older brother likes to call me a psychopath because I watch horror/slasher movies . If only he saw your movie reviews.

[@Dude-oh8vq]

Great review and very accurate! The only real negative aspect for me is that Rick didn't even put up a fight with Jason. Who's dumb idea was that??? At least have him push or punch Jason and get a couple hits in. Regardless, the best in the series! I appreciate the first two, especially with how they look visually, and I love the fun of part 3 and part 6, but Final Chapter really has the best tone when it comes to the hockey mask version of Jason.

[@matthewennis3591]

Love this one..hands down favorite entry! Ted White is my favorite Jason for sure. To speak on your “final” moniker use in horror sequels, it think the 3rd omen film “the final conflict” could count.

[@Skyth-pz1sj]

My favourite funny scene is the hippy hitchhiker with were she turns the sign with it saying fuck you

[@Thathorrorguy12FU]

I'm well aware that this was made awhile ago. But your intro was hilarious quoting Axel. 😂 This is the first film that doesn't feature a dream sequence at the end as well

[@michaelglatt100]

To me this is overall the best film of the franchise. It has a lot going for it as you mention with the characters, a strong interpretation of Jason, and I think holds up the best to repeat viewings. Jason Lives might be a tad more fun but it goes back to the more campy nature of the franchise (although it definitely knows and embraces it). I like the overall tone of The Final Chapter more I think but those two are my favorites.

[@MetalHorrorPack]

This is by far my favorite one in the entire franchise! Great review Cody!

[@austinguerin7341]

Liked part 4. Next to Kane Hodder ,Ted White was my next favorite Jason. This out of all the sequels had a decent story. Even though The New Blood is still my favorite. But part 4 is my second favorite in the sequels.

[@MJoker69]

Another great review. Loved this review and definatly one of my favorite movies in this franchise. Grew up with this one so i do have some big nostalgic love for this movie but still, one of the best if not the best of this franchise. Keep up the great work

[@MJoker69]

PS. Intro is fucking gold lol

[@BillWillyBillyBill]

Funny? I'll tell you what funny is. Funny is when the dog basically says "F**** this 'Man's best friend' shit", and jumps out the window, leaving his person behind.

[@AngelCruz-pd1hc]

This is the best in the franchise and I loved the tone of the movie. But for me it is so hard to choose a 1st ranking.

[@dylanthomas1673]

As a kid, Friday 7 was my fav lol, now as an adult, hands down, Friday 4!!! P.S. Ted White is the ultimate Jason!

[@travisgray7010]

Parts 2 and 4 are my favourite I love them both there the best in this franchise

[@ryukishi07thecreator70]

Travis Gray Part 3 is the best

[@EnchantedReader89]

It's called a matter of opinion you guys

[@doritochipgamer474]

I went on a marathon in a week where I watched 2 of these movies a day except for 2 days, and I kind of agree that the setup can kind of get tiring after a while. However, this one has the best setup, which is one of the reasons it’s my favorite.

[@doritochipgamer474]

2:03 only loyal Friday the 13th fans understand that reference

[@danielgibson3995]

Personal favorite is the remake, this is my number 2

[@qq112233106]

I love 2, 4 and 6 equally

[@mattalexander1978]

I always wondered that myself. As to why from Part 2 and up Jason's look changes. Chris gets attacked when exactly? Guess it goes along with boy drowning in '58 only to come back years later to look the same.

[@jaimehoneycutt7379]

This is definitely my favorite of the series.. Ted White is horrifying... I think that I like Thom Matthews just a tiny bit more than Feldman but still love Feldman... agree that all the characters are strong, and it has a surprise for me at the end when the sweet innocent virgin girl till the shower scene died... thought she’d make it through the first time I watched it... still loving the intros.. can’t wait to see what you’ve got in store for us with Part 5

[@jaimehoneycutt7379]

Skinny-Dipping Steve Jason busting through the door at the Jarvis House... and Crispin Glover’s dancing

[@harleybliss6060]

Swear I'm so pranking dominoes pizza with this! LMFAO

[@TopCat42981]

He's killing me! He's killing me!

[@Marie87842]

Oh my god, he's killing me!!!😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣

[@HEYitzED]

Run! Ahhhhh!

[@SJM6791]

The most disappointing death in the movie. He was there to get revenge for his sister’s murder and he folded like a cheap chair when the opportunity presented itself.

[@TheHorrorTheHorror]

I said the same thing about the hitchhiker! His sister has been dead for 2 days, he looks like he has been hunting Jason for 6 months

[@Xehanort10]

Makes you wonder how he got the news that quick.

[@kitsunexx5009]

I get part 2 is in the beginning of 3 but does it actually say it's the next day? If so then I have an issue due to the giant change for Jason idk 😅 it felt like at least a month to 4 months went by, the 80s just needed that money disregarding story

[@001spring]

This franchise essentially ended with this movie. It went downhill after this...

[@1000000man1]

Actually, this film is Not set on Sunday the 15th. I made that mistake myself. But Part 2 takes place over a couple of days. So does part 4, plus there's about a day between part 3 and 4. So all in all, Parts 2,3&4 take place over about a week. News stations and papers act very quickly and he obviously decided to go up to the lake as soon as he heard about his sister. And he's obviously following the news as it comes out.

[@karenburrows6284]

In Friday the 13th part 2 they actually say it’s been 5 years since part 1 so it’s been more than just a couple of days. I rewatched it the other day and that was the first time I actually heard them say that there were 5 years between part 1 and part 2.

[@Amber_xo_133]

(at around 35 mins) The strange dance which Jimbo performs at the party was contributed by actor Crispin Glover and was based on the eccentric way he actually danced in clubs. On the set he was dancing to "Back in Black" by AC/DC as the scene was filmed. In the film however an edited version of "Love Is a Lie" by Lion was dubbed into the scene 58 years old at the time, Ted White is the oldest actor to portray Jason Voorhees. White, who died in October 2022, was the longest-lived cast member (96 years old). Last film in the series to pick up immediately where the previous film left off. Though he disliked being involved with the film, Ted White is considered by many fans to be one of the best Jasons. Joseph Zito had previously directed The Prowler (1981), but they wanted him to both direct AND write Friday the 13th Part 4. He said, "But I'm not a writer," to which they said, "Here's a contract paying you double to write and direct," and then he responded, "Yeah, I'm totally a writer." Zito used the extra salary to hire Barney Cohen to somewhat secretly write the script. Their process entailed Zito taking nightly one-hour phone calls with Phil Scuderi to discuss the story and script for Final Chapter. The next day Zito would meet Cohen in an apartment in New York to relay what notes and ideas Scuderi had offered, which they would then turn into new script pages to be sent later that day to Scuderi in Boston to be discussed again over the phone that night. (at around 9 mins) The nurse's name tag reads "R. Morgan, RN," an homage to actress Robbi Morgan, who played Annie in Friday the 13th (1980). Ted White refused to talk to the other actors during production because he thought socializing with them would diminish their fear of Jason. (at around 10 mins) The workout video Axel watches is Aerobicise (1982). It stars Darcy DeMoss who went on to have a role in Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives (1986). at around 1h 2 mins) In one scene, Rob talks to Trish about his sister, Sandra. Sandra was one of Jason's victims in Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981). At the time, this installment of the series contained the most nudity and gore. On a budget of $1,800,000 the film made $32,600,000 at the box office. (at around 9 mins) The moment where Jason's hand moves in the morgue was done by Ted White after Joseph Zito had called cut on the scene. However, the camera was still rolling, and caught this movement, and it was included in the film. This is the only film in the series to shoot new footage using sets and locations from a previous film. The beginning takes place on the set of Friday the 13th: Part 3 (1982), before moving to a new location. Ted White was uncredited as Jason Voorhees by his own request because he felt it would hurt his career. Years later he grew to accept his role and started appearing at horror conventions. Director Joseph Zito was opposed to using clips from previous installments at the beginning of the film. It has been suggested that the only reason Tom Savini worked as make-up artist on this film was so he could accurately age and properly kill the character he created from the first film. During filming Kimberly Beck, who plays Trish, experienced strange occurrences including a man watching her while she ran in the park and strange phone calls at all hours. This stopped when production was over. Jason actor Ted White and special effects artist Tom Savini at first were confrontational with one another. But once White found out Savini had experience with stunts, the two became friends. Director Joseph Zito wanted Jason's hockey mask to explode apart in the opening credits, but there was not enough time in post-production to pull off this gag. Even though he plays her son, Ted White (Jason Voorhees) is actually 11 months older than Betsy Palmer (Pamela Voorhees). The Jarvis family's dog, Gordon, was named after a recently deceased dog which a friend of director Joseph Zito owned. Jason's death won the Golden Chainsaw Award in Dead Meat's "Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter" kill count. Kimberly Beck stated in the Crystal Lake Memories book that she does not like the horror genre. In addition to this, she also said that she feels this film was not even a B-movie, but rather a C-movie. Final film of Joan Freeman. According to Jason performer Ted White, Corey Feldman maintained a bratty attitude on set. Feldman maintains that this was due to poor treatment by director Joseph Zito and that during filming of the scene in which he attacks Jason with the machete he was pretending that the sandbags he struck were Zito. Even with his attitude, White stated in interviews that Feldman was a very impressive actor. Chronologically, parts 2, 3 and 4 take place over the course of five days. During that time Jason kills 34 people. As a result of spending so much time in the water during filming of her death scene, Judie Aronson actually developed hypothermia due to the freezing temperatures of the late night shoot. at around 1h 26 mins) The scene at the end, in which Corey Feldman hacks up Jason with a machete, was done by having Feldman chop away at two sandbags. The poster shows the hockey mask with a knife on its left eye socket. Jason is defeated with a machete going through his left eye. Ted White is the second tallest actor to play Jason at 6'4". Body Count: 14 First film on the series where Jason doesn't kill anyone with his machete, instead he gets defeated by Tommy with Rob's machete Corey Feldman wore a skullcap to create the illusion that he had shaved his head.

[@frankieblueeyes00]

I always got the impression that the movies start right where the prior one left off but then there's an assumed time jump between that opening scene and the new counselors arriving for the new kills. Almost like when movies put the message up that reads 6 months later or 2 years later... but without the actual message.

[@shellyrowland5360]

This is my favourite and underated friday

[@dylanthomas1673]

Jack skull underrated? This is universally known as the best Friday

[@andrewkostecka1827]

@@dylanthomas1673That word gets used to often these days. Everything is underrated, lol

[@dhansen1991]

Nice review man I really enjoying your reviews even though some of the movies you don't like but I like but I do enjoy of other people's opinions on other movies and stuff anyways I can't wait for the other ones

[@Casket1488]

This is why you don’t look to rotten tomatoes for reviews. 20%! They gave one of the best films of the franchise a 20%. They are completely biased when it comes to horror. Any horror fan will tell you either their favorite is part 2 or part 4.

[@CodyLeachYT]

Older movies arent very Rotten Tomatoes friendly. Not enough critic scores to count

[@Casket1488]

Yea I mean it’s not The Exorcist or Texas Chainsaw Massacre but it’s definitely worth a better rating than 20%. That’s a rating I’d give something that’s just about trash.

[@chanelhenderson8460]

I need that shirt!!!! what Die Hard greatness is that?! wasnt a tommy jarvis fan. There wasnt a single character in this franchise i liked til the reboot. From "groin to gullet" cody lol

[@yoursportsnow9729]

The score.The soundtrack is a masterpiece.

[@johnmccullough9065]

That Corey Feldman bit Lmao

[@joegilmore6690]

Awesome review as always. The Final Chapter is one of my favorites of the franchise.

[@jenniferfoote5442]

Best Friday evarrr🔪..Crispin, Corey..and Cody doing THEE dance..epic!

[@FilmTrigger]

Great review! I'm popping this one in tonight!

[@adamcarlgreen]

Heyyy Cody ! great review of my personal fave Friday 13th .. so was really looking forward to your take on it :-) really wish they made slashers like this again but .. who knows if Halloween 2018 is good, hopefully will kickstart a new era :-) So rare the best film or films of a franchise come this late on in a franchise as I do really like 6 too. My personal ranking would look a little something like this .. 4 6 2 3 1 7 Friday 13th ( 2009 ) 5 F vs J 8 Jason X Jason goes to hell Keep the reviews and good work rolling Cody, can’t wait to hear you take on the rest of the films and will looking forward to the Scream films some point in the future :-)

[@eios76]

I believe this was also the director of Maniac, which would explain why the movie was do dark

[@benjaminjones2185]

I have only one question and I've had it sence I first watched this film and that is when she gets to the top of the stairs why does she stop running?

[@FighterMindset2024]

Lmao that address bro 😂😂😂

[@Layne618]

Another one that I love. Definitely one of the series' best, with excellent kills, surprisingly likable characters, and a very intimidating Jason in Ted White. I think if this had actually been the last one, it would've been just fine. By the way, I think the first false "final" movie has to be the ninth Godzilla movie, Destroy All Monsters. That was meant to be the big finale of that series, both with its title and the amount of monsters in it but, of course, that didn't happen at all.

[@susannasjobloiisdididididm8490]

I love your friday the 13th movie reviews

[@theflash5689]

Ranking Character Death: 1. Jason Vorhees 2. Jimmy 3. Axel 4. Tina 5. Doug 6. Dr Morgan 7. Samantha 8. Teri 9. Hitchhiker 10. Paul 11. Sarah 12. Rob 13. Mrs Jarvis

[@brucebrown373]

Awesome review as always bro, love the skits funny as hell. This movie is awesome the kills are badass and the people are more enjoyable to watch. I agree Corey Feldman makes a better Tommy Jarvis and Crispin Glover is funny as hell with his dancing but overall awesome movie

[@karlastraight2458]

For some reason I always thought that part 2 happened 2-5 years after the 1st, and that part 3 happened a few years after two, so that it would make sense that the guys missing sister Sandra (chick from 2 who got killed famous two person slaughter ) would have been missing awhile. Anyway this is my fave of the Fridays, watching weirdo Crispin Glover dance is reason enough to see the movie. Apparently that was the actual way Crispin Glover was out in clubs dancing at the time.!

[@theflash5689]

1. Friday The 13th: The Final Chapter 2. Friday The 13th Part II 3. Friday The 13th (2009) 4. Friday The 13th 5. Friday The 13th Part III 6. Friday The 13th: Jason Lives 7. Friday The 13th: Jason Takes Manhattan 8. Freddy vs Jason 9. Friday The 13th: A New Beginning 10. Jason X 11. Friday The 13th: The New Blood 12. Friday The 13th: Jason Goes To Hell

[@_themanofsteele]

Bro these skits are getting better and better 😂

[@arizonaFIREent]

___ManofSteele I disagree but I love this channel

[@jjc507180]

Tha Ruthless 1_ AZF I agree, I always fast forward thru them. They’re not getting better and better, they’re getting longer and longer. I love just the review. Leave the comedy to comedians. Reviews are great tho.

[@_themanofsteele]

Jone Holre haha I just like them, to each their own!

[@CodyLeachYT]

Jone Holre I appreciate the criticism but I have no plans on altering what I do. Sorry you don't appreciate the intros but you're in the minority. I'd encourage you to understand that my intros are one of the many elements I use to make my videos and channel stand out from the rest. Simply doing standard reviews is something that I have never and likely will never have any interest in. Usually my intros are very short but I wanted to do something different for Friday the 13th and have a connecting narrative as a series-long intro and the response has been overwhelmingly positive.

[@retrosatx]

Great Review Cody....too bad you never got your Pizza....I feel your pain(hunger pains) that is.See ya in Killer Flicks!!

[@wolffman2445]

Cody, we need an updated version of these. Curious to if your opinions have changed or stayed about the same.

[@Timelord007]

Awesome review of my favourite Friday The 13th movie, huge Jason Voorhees fan & he's just fucking brutal in this film. Crispen Glover was supposedly dancing to ACDC Black In Black, which is a bit.....erm weird, I been to several ACDC concerts never seen em dance like that lol. There's some fit women in this film & of course Corey Feldmans just brilliant as Tommy Jarvis, the Die Die Die scene is a iconic memorable moment in the franchise. 6969 Codys Loveshack i don't suppose my missing unrated Saw 2 blu ray has turned up there has it been lost in transit from US to UK? Lol

[@jonathanshreve4193]

Love your shirt bro. Die Hard is amazing. Keep up the great videos man.

[@ROCK_UNIVERSE97]

That ending lol

[@AcidRayne100]

I think continuity wise, the fact we only see Jason start his massacres 2 days before this movie doesn't negate the fact this messed up kid was running around, molesting, stalking and killing people in the years since his apparent death as a boy. Heck, Pamela was probably luring people there to try and get her son back out of hiding.

[@Horrormaster13]

Good Review Cody 👍🏻 This fourth Friday the 13th instalment for me is the second best of the sequels. It may not be a great film, neither were the previous three, but it's still very enjoyable. However, there are three performances that are actually the best of the whole Franchise. Corey Feldman as Tommy Jarvis, who later become the main protagonist in the two Sequels, is very appealing, Crispin Glover is lots of fun in his role and Ted White is one of the scariest Jasons. There is plenty of suspense and tension that was missing in the third movie and the Kills in this one are probably the best Kills in the whole Franchise. Also the movie contains the best ending of the Franchise. I like it.

[@kevinmiller9884]

Here are my favorite Jason's Steve dash, Richard Brooker,ted white, CJ Graham, Kane hodder and Derek mears

[@drakeparker4234]

9:22 good point

[@chungkingexpress94]

Part 3 has the most beautiful women by far imo. Chris is beautiful and Vera is all time gorgeous. Even the pot smoker chick isn't bad

[@nickross4824]

cody leach i love all your videos and agree with 99.99999 percent of your points lol but you do really make great videos

[@kassiosful]

It is the best!!!

[@outlandish1231]

I think the he’s killing me scene is pretty creepy

[@ryanlemay6296]

the sister who Jason killed was the Sandra, the double spear death in Part 2. And I agree that it seems as though her brother's been searching for an extended period of time, which is a continuity flaw UNLESS we assume Jason escapes the morgue and then some time passes before the bulk of the film. (That's what I tell myself because then I can say that it could be another Friday the 13th instead of Sunday the 15th haha)

[@kabrowning1542]

This was Corey's first big role. It set him on a ten year run. He makes this movie

[@daimonatkins3046]

3:00-3:15 First thought that popped into my head “What the hell was that?”

[@anthonysegama5401]

Hey just wanted to say that I really like your sweater and I need to buy one of your shirts o one more thing really good acting almost as good in the Jason movies lol well man good luck with everything and keep on making good videos

[@CodyLeachYT]

Thanks a lot man

[@mattalexander1978]

Settle this bet. Does Gordon (the dog) jump through the window out of fear or tossed?

[@0pen.Casket]

I feel like he jumped by himself cause I don’t believe Jason would kill a dog like muffin from part 2

[@ChuckM0503]

God... Could have done without that Corey Feldman dance number! As for the "He's killing me!" guy, while it is funny, I think I saw in an interview, maybe from the Crystal Lake Memories documentary, where he said he pulled that from real life where I think he read a story about someone who was being stabbed, and was screaming "He's killing me! He's killing me!".

[@KNDAWG74]

Charlie McGrath Crispin Glover dance moves

[@dylanthomas1673]

KNDAWG74 he’s talking bout the clip of grown Cory Feldman doing his best Michael Jackson

[@entertainmentwizard2703]

Cody Rob's sister is Saundra from part 2 he says her name to Trish in the movie!

[@CodyLeachYT]

I definitely missed that detail. Makes it seem even weirder that this all happened in less than two days.

[@daimonatkins3046]

3:25 2,4 or 6 Even numbers like Star Trek

[@kevinmiller9884]

You forgot about 8 some people think Star trek first contact was great as well

[@daimonatkins3046]

Kevin Miller First Contact is really good

[@daimonatkins3046]

Tom Ffrench That’s a good point

[@frankieblueeyes00]

2009 is my fav and then The Final Chapter.

[@Danimal77]

I still stand by the notion that Part 2 was the scariest of the series. Jason seemed like a wild animal in that one. He would run and just had a very creepy vibe to him. He had a normal size man's body and it made him more HUMAN, which made it more disturbing. The music score was creepier in Part 2 and the scenes in the shack built up a lot of tension, as did the ones where you see him chasing the girl in the woods and there are shots of the moon. It felt more like the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre from 1974. More twisted. While I love Part 4 and all of the parts up to 6 (I can tolerate Part 7 and do think that Jason Goes to Hell was entertaining), I still believe that Part 2 felt more believable, as though the events that were occurring, could actually happen, where as every part from 3 onward, felt too unbelievable, due to Jason being the massive and imposing figure who had superhuman strength and couldn't die. That's not scary to me, but it is fun! That's for damn sure ;-).

[@CraigTodd924]

Not a fan of the backwoods, manic hillbilly look for Jason in that movie..I understand they didn't really know what to do with him but his costume is cheesy af in that movie.