Anne Gaybis, Catherine Parks, Dana Kimmell
Having escaped in the last episode, Jason is back, hockey mask and all, to continue his murderous rampage across Crystal Lake.
DVD Release Date: October 17, 2000
Stats: 1,898 reviews
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September 28, 2009
It?s poorly acted, has a rubbish story and is very confusing towards the end. It?s also pretty brilliant. It does suffer when watching it in 2D though as it was meant to be watched in 3D. It was 1982 and certain clichés can be forgiven due to its funny death scenes and hilarious ...( read more)
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February 12, 2009
Friday the 13th Part 3 is yet another installment in the teen slasher franchise that turned the name Jason into a franchise like McDonalds. This time you get two things out of it: a hockey mask and 3-D.
The plot is the same as the others: a group of teens go into the woods for t...( read more) -
January 20, 2009
Same again. This time Jason further develops by getting his hockey mask and showing signs of super human strength. It is also in 3-D but it soon gets tiring with EVERYTHING being shoved towards the camera. Everybody points while talking and every weapon has to belong and thin. It...( read more)
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January 11, 2009
The better one of the first three but the 3D does ruin it. The acting is worthless and once agian its the same esact thing!
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November 21, 2009
While it has essentially no plot for the entire first half, the second half makes up for it. The 3D effects are hilarious, but certainly add to the enjoyment. Jason killing a husky teenager with a three dimensional harpoon is truly a sight to see. It has some of the most interest...( read more)
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November 16, 2009
Best in the series. the first one was good for the surprise, the second was weak and part four was just terrible. Jason got his mask and was a bad ass!
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October 24, 2009
Saw this for the billionth time on 10/24/09. The introduction of Jason's mask is in this film.
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