Friday the 13th Part VI is my favorite of the series...

[TheTravis!]

It really is.

Although I didn't see Jason X or Jason Takes Manhattan. So who knows.

[Mark Mavro (kryptic6)]

This movie fucking rocks hard. I'm pretty sure I've seen them all, but after seeing this one on AMC, I've decided it has the most creative deaths. He punches through someone's chest, impales someone with a stake and uses it to fling him away, impales a woman, decapitates three people with one swing, twists a girl's head all the way around and off, crushes a man's skull, and snaps a sheriff in half, pushing his head all the way back to his feet. That's not even all of them. If they'd have been half as creative on the dialogue as they were on the murders, it might have made a decent movie.

[Mike Haseloff]

This movie fucking rocks hard. I'm pretty sure I've seen them all, but after seeing this one on AMC, I've decided it has the most creative deaths. He punches through someone's chest, impales someone with a stake and uses it to fling him away, impales a woman, decapitates three people with one swing, twists a girl's head all the way around and off, crushes a man's skull, and snaps a sheriff in half, pushing his head all the way back to his feet. That's not even all of them. If they'd have been half as creative on the dialogue as they were on the murders, it might have made a decent movie.I don't know if I'd exactly call any of those murders creative. :?

[Agent Desmond]

I like how this is the third thread tonight about this movie

[Adrian B AWESOME]

No way.

For me, it's Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter or NUTHIN'.

Nothing beats a bald Corey Feldman and a uber-dork Crispin Glover.

[Agent Desmond]

I have to say though. Tommy ages fast. From Corey to early 20's in about two years.