Story
The movie begins with a flashback sequence where we see young Tommy Jarvis (Corey Feldman) walking towards the grave of Jason Voorhees. As the rain falls and lightening flashes in the background, Tommy see that Jason lives. At this point, I think yes....Jason lives!!! Than a now grown Tommy Jarvis (John Shepherd) wakes up from a bad dream and for all Friday fans, it is only the beginning of our bad nightmare.
Tommy is all grown up, but still haunted by the memories of Jason. He is sent away to a sanctuary to receive counseling. When patience begin to die in Jason-like style, everyone thinks it's the handy work of Tommy. In reality an ambulance driver has taken on the M.O. of Jason in order to get revenge for the death of his son.
In some ways, this could have been a very cool idea, especially if Jason were to have comeback from the grave at the end of the film to take out the imposter, but overall this is the lamest of the Friday the 13th movies. I guess the people in charge actually though that this could work. It is unfortunate the fans too, because this Friday has the highest body count at 22 death. The fans wanted and demanded Jason's return and the follow up Friday the 13th: Jason Lives helped to revitalize the series and proved to be one of the best Friday the 13th films.
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