And Jimbo, don't be such a dead fuck. -- Ted

The Final Chapter??? You wish bubba! Jason keeps 'em coming and proves once again that you don’t mess with the best. This genre candy-bar sported all of the required slash-slash elements and in high doses at that; the easy gals, the hunk, the virgin that gives it up and then bites it and the “you can’t kill me” final-girl. It also tossed in a cute kid (a pre-annoying Corey Feldman), a male hero (i.e. a victim that takes longer to die), two luscious looking twin broads (are they British or not!?!) and a hilarious/horny Laurel and Hardy like duo in Ted (Monoson) and Jim (Glover). Ted’s computer shtick and Jim’s wild “dance” were two of my fav gags in the film. PRICELESS!

One thought that whip-lashed my melon while watching this entry is that Jason is quite the prankster. I’m talking about the "discovery of bodies" sequences that are now a staple of the Friday The 13^th flicks. In this chapter, a body is nailed to a door entrance…that means Jason actually took the time to get a hammer, find nails and mount a corpse to a door in the name of “messing” with his next victims. Just picturing good old Jas going about that while nobody’s around is side-splitting in itself.  A new facet in Jason’s personality has been discovered for me through this movie! The film itself deliciously double downed on all that makes a “slasher” movie what it should be, with flair and audacity! The sexual content was jacked to full hard-on mode, the characters were surprisingly well drawn out/endearing, the dialogue was witty and the circumstantially humorous situations dead on. Best news of all though; the most important ingredient was spread about heavily; GORE. The kills in this flick were the most graphic, innovative and bloodiest of the series. I had a freaking blast! Thank you Mr. Savini!

Scenes cut from the film:

An extra scene of conversation between Sara and her boyfriend, cut out of the theatrical and North American video releases, is included in the television version of the film, put in to bring up the film's running time

The following scenes were cut from the film:

Nurse Rhonda was originally held up and gutted, but it ended up being cut out so that it only showed her being stabbed.

A scene cut in which Tommy shows Rob a fake guillotine. Tommy puts a stick in the guillotine. It drops and the stick is cut in two. Then, Tommy puts a fake arm in and cuts it off. Rob thinks its real and starts screaming. When Tommy starts laughing, Rob figures out that it is a joke. Trish comes in and asks Rob if he wants to stay for dinner. He doesn't.

One scene in which Doug and Sarah are on the porch. They stand outside and talk about not dancing.

In another scene, Mrs. Jarvis goes into Trish's room and tells her to go get a car part in town. Mrs. Jarvis also announces that she is going jogging before it storms.

A small scene cut during the time in which the Jarvis' car breaks down. In the original version, right after Trish tells Tommy to hurry up it cuts. It did continue with Tommy running up to Trish in a scary mask, scaring Trish. Tommy declares that he made the mask the first week that he got there.

Sarah and Doug are together in their room (before the party starts). They talk about how nice each other’s legs are and how nervous they are about going to the party.

A scene where Tommy shows Rob a toy soldier melting under a magnifying glass.

A scene where Trish finds her mother drowned in a bathtub.

The original script had character Tommy Jarvis splitting Jason's head open with a machete at the conclusion. Tom Savini wasn't particularly enthused with this lackluster method, and after a member of his effects crew (John Vulich) toyed with a prop machete used in Dawn Of The Dead, Savini got the idea of having the machete blade plowed into Jason's head, followed by the hilt hitting the floor and the villain sliding headfirst down the blade.