Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter – Podcast Episode 7

It may be called "The Final Chapter," but even without knowing that many movies would come after, this installment of the Friday the 13th franchise feels like a fresh start. New characters, new directions, and the overall story is finally starting to be pulled together. But is it any good? Listen as chris and Joey discuss!

Show Notes

It’s been a long yet productive few days for Jason Voorhees. He’s covered a lot of ground, he’s killed a lot of people, and he even had time for a makeover during his reign of terror. Sure, he’s almost been killed a couple of times, but that’s no big deal for Jason! Now he’s back for one “final” night of stalking and slaying, but he’s starting to make some enemies ever since he’s made his presence known.

The fourth Friday the 13th features the debut of one of the few recurring characters in the series, Tommy Jarvis. Is Tommy interesting enough to carry the franchise into the future? Did the filmmakers learn their lesson from the overly gimmicky and simplistic previous movie? Find out what chris and Joey think in night four of The Last Theater on the Left’s 13 day marathon of podcasts devoted to the entirety of the Friday franchise!

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Total Run Time: 46:53

Theme music: “Rising Game” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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