Scene from Joseph Zito's 1981 horror classic "The Prowler", aka "Rosemary's killer", in which a revenge seeking GI goes mad after his girlfriend, Rosemary, rejects him by letter in 1945, (before the Age of E-mail). Tom Savini did the special effects on the movie, as the director got the directing job on "Final Chapter", after the success of the previous movie.
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As the campers are attacked by Jason, Trish and Tommy meet Rob, (E. Erich Anderson), who is seeking revenge on Jason for the death of his sister Sandra and her boyfriend Jeff, (from Steve Miner's Friday the 13th Part II, 1981); Rob fixes Trish's car, as he sees Tommy's bedroom is full of scary effects in his bedroom. With no father as a role model, he is free to indulge in his love of all things horror. When Trish stumbles on Rob's tent, she sees newspaper clippings of Camp Crystal Lake, and of the hockey masked killer Jason Voorhees.
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Scene from "Hell Night", with Peter Barton and The Exorcist 1973 actress Linda Blair, in which a group of pledges stay the night at Garth Manor, where a monster lurks inside...Barton would later star in "Friday the 13th The Final Chapter", as Doug.
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Like in the previous three "Friday the 13th" movies, the rules of horror apply years before Wes Craven's "Scream", 1996, was released. No drugs; no sex; no saying "I'll come back"...In short, you never do because you'll die.
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Tina Grey, (Amanda Wyss), dreams of the old boiler room where she 'sees' Fred Krueger...Wes Craven's "A nightmare on Elm Street", (1984); the use of dreams in the "Elm Street" movies differentiates itself from "Friday the 13th", because the latter uses flashbacks.
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The teenage campers are attacked by Jason Voorhees. Afterwards, he focuses on The Jarvis Family, which culminates in the suspenseful last half an hour.
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Scene from "Friday the 13th The Final Chapter", 1984. Tommy Jarvis, (a young Corey Feldman), talks to his mother in their house, that's near Camp Crystal Lake.
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At night time, Tommy and Trish's mother is killed off-screen in the heavy rain outside. The movie ends with Jason smashing through one of the windows, and scarring Tommy forever causing him to have mental health issues. Trish hears him grab a machete and screaming: "Die! Die! Die!". And he is then taken away to be assessed by the doctors.
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