Jason Goes to Hell - The final settlement

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Movie
German title Jason Goes to Hell - The final settlement
Original title Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday
Country of production United States
original language English
Publishing year 1993
length 87 minutes
Age rating FSK 18
Rod
Director Adam Marcus
script Jay Huguely
Adam Marcus
production Sean S. Cunningham
music Harry Manfredini
camera Bill Dill
cut David Handman
occupation
chronology

←  Predecessor
Friday the 13th Part VIII - Manhattan Death Trap

Successor  →
Jason X

Jason Goes to Hell is a 1993 American horror film directed by Adam Marcus . The film is the ninth part of Friday-the-13th. -Series .

action

Because Jason Voorhees , who once drowned at "Camp Crystal Lake" because the other children pushed him into the water because of his appearance, came back repeatedly and murdered, the FBI sends a special unit that blows Jason "into a thousand pieces".

The danger seems averted, but the bounty hunter Creighton Duke suspects that something is wrong. His suspicions are confirmed when an incident occurs during the autopsy on Jason's remains and the staff who carried out the autopsy are found dead.

The bounty hunter says that Jason can now empathize with any body by jumping into his victim's mouth as a worm; however, he can only get his own body back if he puts himself in the body of a family member. In the same way, it is only possible for one family member of Jason's to kill him. The only person who comes into question is young Jessica, the daughter of Jason's sister, who is now trying to kill Jason.

As in the previous parts, Jason now murders teenagers at random. After Jason has been destroyed and the actual part is already over, Freddy Krueger's claw grabs Jason's mask and disappears into hell with it.

Reviews

Jason Goes to Hell - The final bill achieved a rating of 24% on Rotten Tomatoes . In the Internet Movie Database, it is the worst-rated film in the series with 4.3 out of 10 points.

The lexicon of international films saw a "bloody series spectacle full of shock and disgust effects, the disgusts of which are not alleviated even by (self-) ironic swipes."

Trivia

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  • On October 13, 2006, Warner Bros. released an "Uncut Long Version" in Germany , which corresponds to the US Unrated Version. It received SPIO / JK approval and on February 28, 2007, it was included in List A of media harmful to minors, as were all previous publications. The film is mainly available abroad. The film was unindexed again in January 2019.
  • In the first draft of the script ( Jason Goes To LA ), Jason gets into a gang war. The gangs must unite against Jason.
  • The " Necronomicon " is a reference to Army of Darkness - a New Line Cinema production, just like the films Nightmare on Elm Street by Freddy Krueger.
  • 30 people die in this film, the highest body count in the series. The weapons this time are (selection): a magic dagger, a shotgun, a pencil, a car door, a grill and various knives.
  • The budget of the film was about 3 million US dollars . He grossed 15.9 million US dollars in the United States, only deaths Manhattan and Jason X played less. The worldwide box office, including rental and video or DVD, is approximately 30 million US dollars.
  • Kane Hodder plays 3 roles in this film: Jason Voorhees, Freddy Krueger and one of the two guards who guard the corridor in the pathology (guard with a beard).
  • In this part - as in Freddy vs. Jason - Jason has long, frizzy hair, which he only has in one of the previous parts of the series, namely in Part 2. He wears this short in Jason X until his "modification".
  • John D. LeMay , who previously played one of the 3 leading roles in the first two seasons of the Canadian TV series Friday the 13th: The Series (English title: Heirs of the Curse ), can play against Jason here.
  • Tobe Hooper , the director of Blood Court in Texas , was originally scheduled to direct.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Review on Rotten Tomatoes
  2. ↑ Rating in the Internet Movie Database
  3. ↑ Jason Goes to Hell - The Final Account. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed July 24, 2019 .Template: LdiF / Maintenance / Access used 
  4. ↑ Budget and gross profit on imdb.com