Jason Lives: Friday the 1. Part VI (1. 98. 6)Edit.

Trivia. (at around 3. During the close- up shots of the children sleeping in the cabin, one of them has a copy of French existentialist author Jean- Paul Sartre's novel No Exit. This is most likely intended as a joke. The book's plot is about three deceased souls who are brought to Hell and lie about their reasons for being brought there. After being stuck there and failing to find a way out, one of the characters comes to the conclusion that "Hell is other people." See more ».

In the previous movies, Jason had a misshapen and asymmetrical face. His left eye was normal but his right eye was bulging and "dead"- looking. In this film, he has no left eye (as a result of his injury at the end of Friday the 1. The Final Chapter), and his right eye appears perfectly normal. See more ». Quotes. Allen Hawes. You just have to see that Jason's dead, right?

Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter Blu-ray (Friday the 13th: Part IV - The Final Chapter) (1984): Starring Corey Feldman, Crispin Glover and Lawrence Monoson. Hockey. Share this Rating. Title: Jason Lives: Friday the 13th Part VI (1986) 5.9 /10. Want to share IMDb's rating on your own site? Friday the 13th is an American horror franchise that comprises twelve slasher films, a television show, novels, comic books, video games, and tie‑in merchandise, as. Jason is back! Jason Voorhees is unleashed and stalking the grounds of Camp Crystal Lake! Friday the 13th: The Game is one of the most highly-anticipated horror. We may soon see the day when no human alive can remember the ancient technique of how to repair a VCR.

Seeing his corpse ain't gonna stop your hallucinations! Seeing it won't, but destroying it will. Jason belongs in Hell - and I'm gonna see to it that he gets there. Crazy Credits. First end credits to feature a song and not the Friday the 1.

See more ». Soundtracks. Hard Rock Summer. Written by Alice Cooper and Kane Roberts. Performed by Alice Cooper. Courtesy of MCA Records See more ».

Sequels can retroactively ruin their predecessors by introducing plot elements that turn them into nonsense.