The secret of Jason's evil is revealed. It is up to the last remaining descendant of the Voorhees family to stop Jason before he becomes immortal and unstoppable. This is the final (?) battle to end Jason's reign of terror forever.
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- ZokkiieJuly 16, 2026This movie barely even feels like a Friday the 13th movie. The opening is actually pretty fun, and Kane Hodder's design as Jason looks awesome, but after that things just go completely off the rails. There are a few decent gore effects and some entertainingly ridiculous moments, but that's about it. If you thought Halloween got weird with the whole Thorn cult stuff, this somehow manages to be even crazier. The amount of bizarre lore they suddenly throw into the series is honestly insane. Body-hopping Jason, magical daggers, long-lost family members... where did all of this even come from? Most of it makes absolutely no sense and feels completely disconnected from everything that came before. The movie spends barely any time with Jason himself, most of the characters are forgettable, and the whole thing just feels confused. I can respect that they at least tried something different, but for me this is different in all the wrong ways. One of the strangest and weakest entries in the franchise. The tease at the end is probably the most memorable thing about the whole movie.
- Jacob O’NealJune 16, 2025When I was a younger man two movies confused me more than any others as to how they could flip so hard in my brain from loving to hating and back again each I time I view them. First, The Fifth Element. Sometimes I appreciate the goofiness and Heavy Metal rip offs. Other times I want to scream. The other movie is Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Friday. I admire its bold swings and creative characters. But they sidelined Jason…AGAIN! Did they learn nothing from the times Halloween tried the same? The opening sequence was a lot of fun in this film. You had the requisite girl in distress alone in the woods of Crystal Lake. She knows something is watching her and so she decides taking off her clothes and getting into a shower defenseless is wise. Jason attacks and discovers the woman is military and it was an operation to catch and kill Jason. They fill him all full of holes then blow him up and shoot the remains. This sends Jason to Hell…sort of. We then discover that, through the power of the Necronomicon, Jason lives on by transferring his spirit into other people. But he needs family blood for it to stick. So he’s trying to track down his sister, niece and grand-niece for obvious reasons. I know I said Jason was sidelined. Technically he’s there all through the film, but you don’t recognize him. We don’t have the hockey mask Jason we’ve come to know and love for some reason. It didn’t work. I get what they were trying and I will give them points for the attempt, but it was a first time writer director that somehow was able to fleece Ne Line into giving him his first shot with their first Jason movie. The result was a spectacular failure that can be loved and appreciated because it was made with love by a true fan who still loves to talk about it all the time. He’s even stated that the Necronomicon and Kandarian dagger are props from Evil Dead. He was trying to link Jason to the demonic world of Ash. Imagine how close we could have come - Freddy’s glove shows up at the end to pull the hockey mask to Hell and Ash’s crazy deadites all exist in the same universe. Too bad each party wanted their character as the clear winner and so we never got Ash in the mix. Quick aside - had we got Freddy Vs Jason Vs Ash, to me there’s only one clear winner and it’s Ash. He may be a fool, but he’s the good guy. Isn’t that obvious to the studios of the early 2000’s? Guess not. Anyway, if you’re a casual fan, you can skip Jason Goes To Hell unless you like homoerotic scenes of a man tied to the table and shaved before having his heart removed. The movie is weird. That’s what I’m getting at. If you watch it, it’s not good. But at least it’s the kind of not good that is fun to watch.
- CarterJune 23, 2026Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Friday is easily to most insane and bizarre movie in this franchise. Positives: - The kills are really good and brutal with some great practical effects - I almost respect how bizarre this movie is because it through everything it got at the wall Negatives: - The whole plot is a terrible idea - The whole lord about Jason having a half sister and niece is really stupid - Jason switching bodies is so dumb - The characters are pretty forgettable - Jason should not grunt Overall Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday is still somehow kind of entertaining but a really bad and bizarre movie that in many ways ruined the franchise.
- Caleb DeBoestApril 6, 2026This film is a hot mess... not the worst if you're looking for a crappy, campy horror flick, but not at all good if you want a quality movie... body swapping Jason? And he doesn't even go to Hell till the very end of the movie. Petition to rename the film "Freaky Friday the 13th"
- Carlos IbarraApril 10, 2025I spent many years having a lot of disdain for this movie, like most Jason fans, but that's pretty unfair. It had the balls to try and do something different for once, which should be applauded. Is a body-swapping movie what Jason fans were looking for? No. So it's a bit misguided, but this features some of the best, most gruesome kills of the series, and a deepening of the mythology, that may be a bit too comic book for some, but gives fans a lot to talk about.
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Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday was released on August 13, 1993.
Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday was directed by Adam Marcus.
Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday has a runtime of 88m.
Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday was produced by Debbie Hayn-Cass, Sean S. Cunningham.
The secret of Jason's evil is revealed. It is up to the last remaining descendant of the Voorhees family to stop Jason before he becomes immortal and unstoppable. This is the final (?) battle to end Jason's reign of terror forever.
The key characters in Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday are Jason Voorhees / Security Guard #2 / Freddy Krueger (uncredited) (Kane Hodder), Steven Freeman (John D. LeMay), Jessica Kimble (Kari Keegan).
Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday is rated R.
Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday is a Horror, Thriller, Mystery film.
Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday has an audience rating of 2.3 out of 10.
Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday had a budget of $3M.
Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday has made $15.9M at the box office.