Friday The 13th (2009) [Limited Edition]

More my fault, because I didn’t read. This doesn’t contain the Killer Cut. That version comes with the limited edition. Still like this movie tho

My husband loves horror movies

Excellent!

First off the price is about 10.00 too high for what your getting. Its just the standard disk from the special edition set with no slip cover. That being said, it's still a good transfer of a pretty decent movie. Also, it's way cheaper than what the special edition is selling for on ebay.

Shipping got here fast was a pre order so.i already have the normal Jason boxeset on blueray,but now im stating to collect 4k blue ray movies now.so i gonna start buying a bunch of 4k horror movies again.

As a fan of slasher flicks and the Friday the 13th franchise, I enjoyed this take of Jason in the 21st century. The actor playing Jason was maybe the best part for me — even though Jason never speaks and is wearing a mask for the majority of the film, the actor did a great job with being intimidating, mysterious, scary, and even emoting some around plot lines around his mother. I believe this film was advertised as giving more insight into Jason and his origin, and although there are a few aspects of this, I would definitely not classify this as a prequel, but more so its own standalone storyline. I have watched it multiple times and will watch it again — it is not a critically acclaimed storyline or anything, but it seems like a given to me that that is somewhat expected in this genre. I think anyone who likes slasher films will have an enjoyable and fun watch. For parents: I would NOT recommend this for children / younger teens. It is extremely graphic and gory with many on-screen violent kills. There is also numerous scenes with nudity, sex, and sexual references — possibly the most in the entire franchise. Lots of profanity and swearing, and also drug use. Basically, typical slasher tropes taken to almost an ironic or satirical level, though it is unclear to me if it was intended that way.

Hard to beleive this movie came out almost a quarter of a century ago. Friday the 13th came out in 1980, the same year as The Fog, The Shining, He Knows You're Alone, Motel Hell, Mother's Day, and Prom Night. I remember this because my friends and I would pour over various horror rags, Fangoria and such, and talk about all the movies we wanted to see, and Friday the 13th was near the top of all our lists. Although this movie has lost a little of it's intensity from previous viewings, it's still a great little movie (or big movie if you look at all the sequels it spawned). It's the story of a bunch of teenagers going to work at a summer camp that had been closed down for a number of years and dubbed 'Camp Blood' by local residents. Like 20 years prior, there had been a couple of grisly murders, and subsequent fires and such, but no one was ever caught or charged with the crimes. The teenagers are hired to help fix the camp up, and get it ready to open for the summer. Throughout the beginning of the movie, the onminus threat of evil slowly rises. One of my favorite scenes is when the local loon named Crazy Ralph warns one girl on her way to the camp. "You're doooomed! Doooomed!" The local residents pass him off as crazy, but they all have reservations about the camp re-opening. Well, the murders begin, one by one, but so does the mystery. Who is doing the killing? And why? Watch for a young Kevin Bacon to get it in a particularly nasty way. And as for Ned, played by Mark Nelson, I can't say I was sorry to see him go, as he was played as the 'funny' guy, but just came off as really annoying. And it seemed odd to me that he was one of the first to get killed, but no one seemed to miss him until much later in the movie. Oh well... All this leads up to the climatic surpise ending where we find out who the killer is and why. But is it the end? What I really liked about this movie was the ending, and how it was left open. Did Alice dream about what happened on the lake or did it really happen? The sequels kind of spoiled this haunting question, and so I avoid them, as this is the best in the series. By the way, I'm not a big fan of slasher movies, but I feel this one, like the original Halloween movie, had more to offer in not only horror, but mystery and suspense, unlike their respective sequels which just became all about the body count.

I really don't understand how anyone could have any problem with this movie. Me...I'm just a Jason fanatic. I'm not really big on Part 1 cause Jason is not even in it, till the end of course. But I still like the film as a horror movie and Betsy Palmer at the end, "Kill Her Mommy", was just plain creepy. I can't really get into the series until Part 3, when Jason seems to start developing this super human strength. Part 7 is my all time favorite, Kane Hodder was vicious and the make-up was incredible. Everything after 7 is just ok. That being said, the re-make really got me excited. I think maybe the intro with Mrs. Voorhees could have been a few minutes longer, but no big deal. Jason seemed like he was a mix between 3 & 4. He was running and he just seemed to have this unbelievable strength, which is what I want out of a Jason flick. I say "Jason Flick" cause I really don't consider any of the old movies to be Friday the 13th movies except the original Betsy Palmer movie. Everything else was a Jason movie. Like the documentary that was released not too long ago, I think the new 2009 movie should have been called "His Name Was Jason". I believe anyone knowing what the series is about and is a fan of slasher movies, would simply love this movie. I'm glad they didn't stray away from the original Jason premise. I wanna keep seeing more sequels on Crystal Lake with Jason butchering the hell out of everyone and I would prefer to see him evolve into a zombie type figure and get Kane Hodder back behind the mask. I love the new look, and I can't wait for the sequel they're talking about already. 5 stars and ten thumbs up from me

Perfect 👍👍👍

Soy fan de la saga cinematógrafica "Friday the 13th" ó "Viernes 13", y cuando supe que Arrow Films había restaurado en formato 4K Ultra HD el remake del 2009, la compré de inmediato. Se ve espectacular, mejor que nunca, con una calidad de imagen fuera de serie. Lo mejor es que trae Slipcover de colección, portada reversible, una postal de Crystal Lake, un folleto Exclusivo y un póster doble vista El único inconveniente es que no trae subtítulos en Español, solo en inglés. Si eres fan de Jason Vorhees y de Viernes 13 debes tener está película en 4K!

Very good movie plenty of suspense and gore but not as good as the original..worth buying though 👍

Buena entrega , todo muy bien. Sin ningún problema excelente película

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