Adrian King, Adrienne King, Amy Steel
Serial murderer Jason, believed to have drowned in Crystal Lake, returns to camp to take his revenge on the young camp counselors.
DVD Release Date: May 23, 2006
Stats: 1,956 reviews
A good sequel, the first time we start to see the real Jason. It?s got its moments and killing off Alice was a nice touch I thought.
Crazy Ralph: [to Jeff and Sandra] I told the others, they didn't believe me. You're all doomed. You're all doomed!
With the release of the remake, I happened to catch this one and decided to go with it. suffice it to say, it sucks. It sucked when I saw it before, and it still su...( read more)
This is where it all truly began. Sequels, that is. Friday the 13th Part 2 takes us back to Camp Crystal Lake and ushers in not only a new killer, but also a new way of making movies: making the same movie over and over again. Another group of teens are slaughtered at Camp Crysta...( read more)
Jason finally takes center stage in a rough form. No hockey mask, not an unstoppable zombie and almost as dumb as his victims. In many ways he is more interesting here. He gets hurt AND makes mistakes. His weight and a rickety old chair preventing him from making a kill. There's ...( read more)
FINALLY...JASON is introduced to the series but he doesnt even have the hockey mask look. The movie sucks on many levels. Its the exact same thing as part one only a different killer.
It's not as great or as fun as the original, but it does have some amazing death scenes. It still holds some of the essential elements as the previous, but it has a hard time finding Jason's true psychosis. His shrine to his mother definitely sets his murder spree into motion, bu...( read more)
Watched this last night as part of the horror-a-thon and found it brilliantly laughable and in no way terrifying, just plain old bog standard stalk and slash stuff. I did notice that none of the girls really believe in bras, a trait that is sorely missing in recent slasher flix.
This film contains probably my favourite ever filmic depiction of disability. The wheelchair using character in this film is regarded as exactly the same as all the other characters. He's even shown as a sexual being (*gasp*! Crips doing "it"!), and he meets his fate along with all the others, without any special or differential treatment by Jason.
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