Friday the 13th: Part 3 [SteelBook] [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray]

Overview

This third entry in the bloodthirsty Friday the 13th series differs from its predecessors only in terms of technology. Once more, a seemingly indestructible, hockey-mask-wearing serial killer preys upon sexually promiscuous teenagers. And once more, the killer is disposed of in the final reel...maybe. Richard Brooker takes over from Warrington Gillette in the central role of Jason. Friday the 13th, Part 3 was filmed in 3-D, allowing the audience to experience the nonstop violence "in depth."

Product Details

Release Date:	05/10/2022
UPC:	0191329219928
Original Release:	1982
Source:	Paramount
Language:	English
Time:	1:35:00

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Richard Brooker	Jason Voorhees
Dana Kimmell	Chris Higgins
Paul Kratka	Rick
Tracie Savage	Debbie,Ali
Catherine Parks	Vera
Jeffrey Rogers	Andy
Larry Zerner	Shelly
Rachel Howard	Chili
David Katims	Chuck
Gloria Charles	Fox
Kevin O'Brien	Loco
Anne Gaybis	Cashier
Cheri Maugans	Edna
Steve Miner	Newscaster
Gianni Standaart	Newswoman
Steve Susskind	Harold
Perla Walter	Mrs. Sanchez
David Wiley	Abel
Terry Ballard	State Trooper
Terence McCorry	State Trooper
Charlie Messenger	State Trooper
Steve Daskawisz	Actor
Betsy Palmer	Mrs. Pamela Voorhees
Amy Steel	Ginny
John Furey	Paul
Steve Dash	Jason
Kirsten Baker	Terry
Marilyn Poucher	Mrs. Voorhees' Corpse
Dave Emann	Actor
Bill Lytle	Actor
Bruce Mahler	Actor
Harry Manfredini	Composer
Michael Zager	Composer

Technical Credits

Martin Kitrosser

Carol Watson

Lisa Barsamian	Executive Producer,Producer
Tony Bishop	Producer
Frank Mancuso Jr.	Producer
Steve Miner	Director
Martin Kitrosser	Screenwriter
Bill Lytle	Casting
Dave Eman	Casting
Steve Rez III	Key Grip
Michael DeLuna	Stunts
John Sherrod	Stunts
Pamela Bebermeyer	Stunts
Tom Elliott	Stunts
Carol Watson	Screenwriter
Martin Becker	Special Effects
Maguerite Happy	Stunts
Jimmy Medearis	Stunts
Steve Vandeman	Stunts
Frank Mancuso	Producer

Editorial Reviews

When it comes to slasher flicks, the Friday the 13th series and its infamous antagonist Jason no doubt rank among the most influential ever, with eight (soon to be nine) sequels and one of the most recognizable villains of all time -- even if you do rarely see his face. The simple story -- which pays homage to the original slasher film, Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho -- follows a group of plucky young counselors as they head for infamous Crystal Lake despite warnings of a murderer by the town crazy. The campers soon fall victim to the legend by way of their own hubris. Among the leads is a then-unknown Kevin Bacon in his first big role. A generic script by Victor Miller and Ron Kurz is helped by director Sean Cunningham's talent for tension, but the true savior is Harry Manfredini's score, the theme of which is used similarly to that of Jaws, creating tension by announcing the killer. Gruesome effects master Tom Savini (Dawn of the Dead) deserves much credit for the creatively graphic gore, which carries the film's junk food excitement to new levels with moments including an axe to one poor soul's face and an arrow through the throat of another. Neophytes be warned: Don't expect to see Jason, as he doesn't show his face until the second installment, nor a hockey mask, as it doesn't show up until the third. Scream fans may already be aware of that, but even they cannot consider themselves true aficionados of scary movies until having seen the original Friday the 13th.