NEW Chicago To Connecticut: The Early Career Of Harry Manfredini – An Interview With Composer Harry Manfredini Friday the 13th (2009) Electronic Press Kit – interviews with cast and crew, behind-the-Scenes footage A discussion centering on the film's iconic music, recovered audio, and releases. There's a tangible passion for the scores in evidence. Five years after the massacre at Camp Crystal Lake, the legend of Jason Voorhees lives on. Despite ominous warnings, a group of counsellors encounter horrors of their own. By Any Means Necessary (SD, 18 min) — Standard EPK featurette with cast & crew interviews discussing the plot's origins, cast special effects, Jason's new look and spitting endless praise.

The Many Lives of Jason Voorhees (SD, 30 min) — A really great collection of interviews with various fans, critics and filmmakers talking heartily about the history of the "slasher" subgenre and the impact the 'Friday the 13th' franchise had upon our cultural imagination. intricately rendered, but clothing, tree bark, and the odds and ends scattered about Jason's lair or missing even from the latest Blu-ray. The yellow counselor shirts from the opening segment are rendered more faithfully, with a bolder and more

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Friday the 13th Chronicles, Part V (SD, 6 min) — Joseph Zito and Corey Feldman return to talk about the Tommy character. Genesis: Development Hell (SD, 10 min) — As the title implies, a brief discussion on the long history of making this crossover.

NEW Blu-Ray 3-D Version Of The Film (To Watch The 3D version, You Must Have A Fully Capable 3D TV And 3D Blu-ray Player) II and Friday the 13th Part III, recalls his early career in the film business, directing the second and third films, the idea to make the more on these supplements. Included are the segments Friday the 13th, Friday the 13th Part IV, and Friday the 13th Part The seventh sequel, Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood, debuted in 1988. Bringing in special effects guru John Carl Buechler on to direct, the film introduced fans to the man who would play Jason more than any other: Kane Hodder. While a party with teenagers is taking place next door, a concerned mother and her daughter Tina are looking for seclusion with a psychologist who is seemingly attempting to help Tina overcome a childhood psychosis. It’s later revealed that he is more interested in her telekinetic abilities, which accidentally cause Jason to re-emerge from his slumber at the bottom of Crystal Lake (ignoring previous continuity). He once again slaughters everyone in his path, but Tina’s supernatural abilities make her a worthy adversary. Despite the MPAA’s infamous destruction of all of the major gore effects, the film was another success.For more about Friday the 13th Collection and the Friday the 13th Collection Blu-ray release, see Friday the 13th Collection Blu-ray Review published by Martin Liebman on October 22, 2020 where this Blu-ray release scored 5.0 out of 5. NEW! Faceless Evil: Sean S. Cunningham on Jason (1080p, 7:35): Cunningham discusses the character's persona, the qualities that make NEW! Friday the 13th (2009) TV Spots (1080p, 6:36 total runtime): Several short ads which play in succession.

It's hard to imagine any Friday the 13th fans, or just film fans in general, being disappointed with how his Horror icon has translated to the pleasing grain aesthetic which rarely spikes in intensity but rather maintains attractive stability. The image is sharp and revealing, clearly bringing outLost Tales from Camp Blood – Part 4 (HD, 6 min) — The title may have changed, but this is yet another fan-made short film chronicling some unheard stories set in the 'Friday the 13th' universe. Jason Forever - Q&A with Ari Lehman, Warrington Gillette, C.J. Graham and Kane Hodder (1080i upscaled, 29:26): This supplement was NEW! Machete Memories: Interview with Producer/Director Steve Miner (1080p, 21:28): Miner, who directed Friday the 13th Part Released: 14th October 2019. Journey to camp Crystal Lake for 8xs the terrors, 8xs the scares and 8xs the horrors!

The film's action-oriented scenes deliver a strong presence across the entire range, from the crisp, The first four films are contained on separate Region Free, BD50 discs that go straight to a menu screen with a static pic and music. The next five installments share the same Region Free, BD50 disc and give viewers an option before switching to another static menu screen. The final two movies arrive on separate Region Free, BD50 discs again and also go straight to a static menu screen. When it comes to the 2009 remake, the disc goes directly into the movie, defaulting to the unrated version and Dolby TrueHD. Viewers wanting to switch to the theatrical cut can do so via the pop-up menu. The tenth and final disc is a DVD-9. I'm saddened to report, however, that I experienced a terribly annoying glitch on the disc where it suddenly freezes and skips at a pivotal moment — Glover's character talks to his date in bed. I played the disc on three different players, and the same thing happened on each at around the 58:45 – 59:30 mark. The players do well in skipping over the problem, but it's a major distraction to the movie's enjoyment. (Video Rating: 2.5/5)

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Interestingly, the first two entries display a better, more extensive mid-range, generating an attractively broad and welcoming soundstage with well-balanced channel separation throughout. Clarity and distinction is notably improved as well, providing some of the louder, more intense sequences excellent definition, especially in Harry Manfredini's iconic score. Likewise, the low-end is noticeably a bit more robust and weighty, supplying the aforementioned music with a good sense of presence. And all four films come with superior, very precise dialogue reproduction from beginning to end.