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Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday

Evil has finally found a home.

  • Movie
  • 1993
  • R
  • 1h 28m

Directed by Adam Marcus

4.6

TMDB audience rating
4.6 out of 10 from 1,168 votes

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Overview

Jason Voorhees is tracked down and blown to bits by a special FBI task force, reborn with the bone-chilling ability to assume the identity of anyone he touches.

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Cast and crew

  • John D. LeMay

    John D. LeMaySteven Freeman

  • Kari Keegan

    Kari KeeganJessica Kimble

  • Kane Hodder

    Kane HodderJason Voorhees

  • Steven Williams

    Steven WilliamsCreighton Duke

  • Steven Culp

    Steven CulpRobert Campbell

  • Erin Gray

    Erin GrayDiana Kimble

  • Rusty Schwimmer

    Rusty SchwimmerJoey B.

  • Richard Gant

    Richard GantCoroner

  • Leslie Jordan

    Leslie JordanShelby

  • Billy Green Bush

    Billy Green BushSheriff Landis

  • Kipp MarcusRandy

  • Andrew BlochJosh

  • Adam CrannerWard

  • Allison Smith

    Allison SmithVicki

  • Julie Michaels

    Julie MichaelsElizabeth Marcus F.B.I.

  • James Gleason

    James GleasonAgent Abernathy

  • Dean LoreyAssistant Coroner

  • Tony Ervolina

    Tony ErvolinaFBI Agent

Director
Adam Marcus
Writer
Dean Lorey, Jay Huguely and Adam Marcus
Music
Harry Manfredini
Cinematography
Bill Dill