John D. LeMay, Kari Keegan, Kane Hodder
Serial killer Jason's supernatural origins are revealed.
DVD Release Date: October 8, 2002
Stats: 1,730 reviews
This Friday has some good gore and nice direction but that's as far as it goes. Jason Goes to Hell, misleading as we hardly ever see Jason and we don't really see hell. Tongue was firmly in cheek at the end too but at least 10 years later, we get Freddy vs. Jason thanks to this m...( read more)
The whole point of a monster movie is to actually see the monster once in awhile. Not in Jason Goes To Hell. In a total defecation on the eight films that preceded it Jason Marcus gives us a film where Jason can apparently jump from body to body.
Yeah.
It's also called The Hidd...( read more)
Often considered an oddity in the series and that is precisely what it is. It adds bizarre supernatural elements into the myth of Jason. Now he is some demon like creature who can jump from body to body. He can only be killed by his own blood line. Apparently he had a sister and ...( read more)
It's silly, it ignores the already established Jason mythology, it rips off soo many films: The Hidden, Halloween 4-on, Elm Street etc) but I liked it. Memorable characters, sickening deaths (tent pole, anyone) and a certain wit help keep this one afloat.
Bloody hell theres like more of these films than hot dinners in the world!
Possession, a new trick Jason has up his sleeve. It's worth it just to see bog monster Jason from his escapades in Manhattan return to finish off more helpless victims.
"jason goes to hell" of the nine series of "friday the 13th" this film aka. "friday the 13th part IX" after "friday the 13th part VIII: jason take manhattan" in 4 years. this film without title called "friday the 13th" and new title start with an "jason". so i seen this film and ...( read more)
What were they smoking when they came up with this piece Of Garbage???
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