Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday

Reflection of cameraman in passenger side window of boy and girlfriend trying to escape Jason.

Position of the post in the girl in the tent as it is inserted and removed.

The amount of shaving cream on the officer in the Voorhees' house.

When we first see Jessica while she is talking to her mom on the phone, her baby has no hair.

Then when she visits her mother's house a little later the baby has a full head of hair and is bigger.

Obvious dummy or mini when Jason is being blown up.

He suddenly stiffens when the bomb is dropped, and the machete is protruding from his open hand.

Wound on Jason's head disappears as coroner examines it.

When Agent Marcus replaces the light bulb, she places the dead one on the ladder.

She folds up the ladder and leans it against the wall without removing the bulb, and it does not fall.

While Agent Marcus changes the light bulb, the bill of her hat flips up and down between shots.

When Agent Marcus falls off the balcony and lands on the table, its legs are knocked out to the side, but when the angle changes, they are tucked underneath.

Watch on coroner's wrist disappears briefly while inspecting Jason's body.

Amount of blood on coroner's hands and body when watching Jason's heartbeat.

When Steven impales Jason (in Josh's body), he begins stumbling toward the window, but in the next shot, he is moving with enough force to throw himself through it.

The blood from the impalement of Josh later disappears from both his front and back sides.

After Jason kills Diana, Steven has hardly any blood on himself when he is arrested, but at the police station, his jeans are covered in blood.

The blood drips out of the right side of Robert's mouth as he is possessed by Jason, but when he stands up, the streak of blood is on the left side.

When Steven and Randy fight on the roadside, Steven has his gun in the back of his pants, but then draws it from the front of his pants.

When Jessica gets in the truck to go to the Voorhees house, there are large stripes of blood on her neck.

They disappear when she gets out of the truck and reappear when she talks to Duke inside the house.

Blood disappears from the pole wound in Duke's leg.

Jason's last name is spelled "Voorhees" in the credits of this and every other Friday the 13th movie, yet is spelled "Vorhees" on the mailbox at the Voorhees house.

Robert is reflected in the car hood as he is grabbing at Steven and Jessica.

But since Robert is possessed by Jason, it should be a reflection of Jason instead.

Wire controlling Jason's detached head is visible at the top of the screen as it falls.

Steven is obviously not bound by real handcuffs in the police station, because when he jumps up and passes his hands under his legs, he spreads his hands a lot wider than real handcuffs would allow.

If you look closely, there is just a piece of string binding his hands.

When Jason (in Robert's body) is shot in the head at the end of the hall, a close up reveals the bullet hole to be obviously just makeup.

When Pookie shoots Jason, you can clearly see him wearing safety goggles.

Then they cut back to his face, and he is not wearing anything around his eyes.

When the female FBI agent Marcus is running from Jason (leading him to the ambush) at the beginning, she was barefoot and wrapped in a towel.

In one scene where she is running through the forest, she is wearing hiking boots and white socks.

At the close-up of her running legs she is barefooted again, directly followed with a scene wearing the hiking boots with white socks again.

When she leads Jason into the clearing, she stands up when the lights go on, and she is wearing some light-brown sneakers and in her right hand she has, what seems, a little gun.

Then the FBI opens fire.

When Jessica first picks up the note out of the box.

Crib, it says "I have what you want.

", when Steven reads the note, it says "I have your baby.

" When the girl is impaled with a post in the tent, a large, bloody gash is already visible running up her body in the exact spot that Jason thrusts the post upwards; before he actually does it.

This pre-cut on the dummy was done to give the pole a straight, clean line to move up in so it would look good in the movie.

Duke breaks two fingers of Steven's left hand in the jail cell.

Later, Steven repeatedly fires a pistol bracing the gun with his left hand.

Steven backs over Robert and there is clearly a lot of blood around his abdomen, but when Robert comes into the police station his shirt is clean and untouched.

When Deborah and her boyfriend go into the tent, their shadows show her taking off her shirt and tossing it aside.

In the next outside shot of the tent, her boyfriend is once again shown taking off her shirt.

When Josh comes in to kill Jessica's mother his shirt is untucked, but when they wrestle on the floor it's tucked.

When Josh has finished killing the female camper and leans her up against a tree her hair is brushed back, yet when he first started attacking her, her hair hung loose.

When Steve hides in the cupboard and Diane's body falls on him, a small wound is noticeable on her forehead, but when she was killed there was no wound there.

When Steven first enters the Voorhees' house, he opens a door and an ironing board falls down.

In the next scene, when he goes through the twin doors, the previous one is shut again.

When Jason is "reborn" as his spirit enters his dead sister's body, he returns in the exact same body he had before, complete with the same deformities and injuries, same torn clothing, and hockey mask.

On the American Case File show, they show pictures of the coroners that were killed.

The picture of the assistant coroner is just a still from the previous scene.

When Jessica attacks Jason from behind, there are obvious steps and a platform that she runs up onto to meet his height.

When Jessica attacks Jason and he knocks her back behind him, a blue stunt pad/mat is clearly shown in the frame for almost the entire fall, you even see it curl up when she lands on it.

Steven is thrown onto a side table with a lamp by Josh, and all the items (picture frame, etc.

) fall into the ground.

In the next shot, all of those items are gone from the floor except the lamp.

When Steven pushes Jessica into the car, you can see the reflection of Robert in the window (behind Jessica).

He later attacks Steven on the driver's side.

Pamela Voorches is revealed to be a powerful necromancer who raised her dead son Jason from his grave despite the fact that she was killed in the first Friday The 13th movie before Jason had ever been re-discovered at the bottom of the lake.

In the first few Fridays, the cars have NJ plates and there are several signs stating that Crystal Lake is in New Jersey.

The sign at the beginning of the movie that Officer Marcus drives by has Connecticut towns on it.

When Agent Marcus is running in the woods, after jumping over a low branch she is clearly wearing shoes, though she was barefoot when she ran out of the house and moments later she is again not wearing shoes.

In the tent, Deborah takes a condom packet from her boyfriend and tosses it to the side inside the tent.

Later when Jason approaches the tent, the condom packet suddenly appears outside as he steps on it.

This is my least favorite film in the whole series. There are only 2 reasons this film shouldn't get zero stars in my opinion 1.

I love the Friday the 13th series, despite its flaws. Its pure 80s-90s goodness.

Garbage... Where in the (pardon the pun) HELL was Jason in this movie?

I know this movie isn't the best, but its one that i enjoy watching because of nostalgia. I loved this movie as a kid and still enjoy it tot his day.

I'm a huge Friday The 13th fan. I own every single movie in the series, even the remake, and this turkey.

Look, the title is bonkers. "Jason...

Jason is tricked by an FBI sting where they blew him to bits. Only his dark heart still beats.

This is without a doubt one of my favorites of the franchise. It all begins when Jason tries to takedown an undercover FBI agent (whose footwear keeps changing as she's chased through the woods) and he's blown to bits in a spectacular, over the top fashion.