Stevieboy666 Jason is accidently revived from his watery grave by a girl with psychokinetic abilities to go on another rampage, killing horny teens. As many reviews have pointed out this is a kind of Jason vs Carrie affair and while it's an interesting idea I just wasn't convinced by it, it didn't quite work for me. There is a high body count but sadly very little gore, probably down to censorship. On the plus side there's a fair amount of female nudity and part 7 is when Kane Hodder made his debut playing Jason, a role that he made his own. It's a pity that from this point the series went down hill but I'm a fan and if they'd made a hundred Friday's I'd watch them all!

Julian R. White Anyone else ever notice that Jason's pant cuffs look like someone snipped them up with scissors? Anyway, onto this movie. This one doesn't really focus on Jason as much as other films do. To me it's more like the movie Carrie. This girl has some kind pf psychic powers and somehow, accidentally brings Jason back to life. You know, you'd think after 57839209 people dead from Jason's hands, they would realize that he's impossible to kill, cut him up, burn the pieces and bury each little bit in different COUNTRIES to keep him from coming back, but no, idiotic humans at their finest. I mean, it's a decent horror movie but its almost as if its not part of the Friday the 13th series. I dunno, its worth the watch definitely but it kinda threw me off.

Filipe Neto This film is the seventh sequel to "Friday the 13th" and finally features a novelty: a young woman who looks too much like Carrie White, the young woman who in other films is unable to master her telekinetic powers. At this point, the director was already appealing to the unhealthy imagination in order to keep the franchise alive. The result, however, does not differ much from previous films and remains a disaster.

Mark Habeeb I watched this movie for the first time in a really long time, and I found myself really enjoying it. Which was something I wasn't expecting for the 7th installment of Friday the 13th. The reason why I liked this movie was that it added a new element to the series. In this movie the main character is Tina, a girl with physic powers that enables her to physically move things with her mind and has the ability to see the future. Tina is with her mom and her doctor at her old house where she accidentally killed her father as a child with her supernatural abilities. She's there to recover from the trauma, and has a bunch of teens next door who are staying at a house for a surprise birthday. This is a very cool element that makes the film exciting as you watch Tina try to warn people of Jason. Some fans didn't like the supernatural element but come on, how long can Jason just mindlessly stalk and slash teenagers? I thought this was a very refreshing idea to add to the series. If they tried to develop the story a bit more I think it would of been more popular, but it wasn't underdeveloped at all either. Overall, super fun and entertaining movie that any Friday fan or horror fan will enjoy!