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Released Year: 1988
Runtime: 88 minutes
Directors: John Carl Buechler
Casts: Kane Hodder, Craig Thomas, Terry Kiser, William Butler, Elizabeth Kaitan, Susan Blu, Lar Park Lincoln, Jennifer Banko, Susan Jennifer Sullivan, Kevin Spirtas, John Otrin, Heidi Kozak, Staci Greason, Diana Barrows, Debora Kessler, Diane Almeida
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(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)
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Variety -
Although their duel offers original effects-laden thrills and stunts, it’s too little and too late.
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The New York Times -
The New Blood only wishes it had something really new to add to the formula...There is a lot less blood, less screaming, less energy in this installment, as if Jason has become rather bored with his job.
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TV Guide Magazine -
The series went from self-parody back to normal with this dull entry.
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Miami Herald -
This would all be a lot more fun if Jason were ever in jeopardy, but since we know he can't be killed -- the best one can hope to do is bottle him up and store him, like toxic waste -- the charm of the film depends on action in the margins. Part VI, for instance, had a sense of humor; II and III had a splendid variety of weaponry. No jokes this time, however, and Jason contents himself for the most part with the ax blow, the tent-pole stab and the simple head-twist. He's old, and he has lost a step. [17 May 1988, p.B4]
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Chicago Tribune -
The result is a weak "Carrie" versus Jason finale after Jason has impaled about eight young people, mostly women. The filmmakers have mastered the blood but not the tedium of all of the predictable killings. Nor have they eliminated the "hate-women" subtext to the entire series of films. [20 May 1988, p.A]
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Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood (1988)
A young girl who possesses the power of telekinesis accidentally causes her father's death after a family dispute at Crystal Lake. Years later, when a doctor tries to exploit her abilities, her power becomes a hellish curse, and she unwittingly unchains the merciless, bloodthirsty Jason Voorhees from his watery grave.
Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood (1988)
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Information
Released Year: 1988
Runtime: 88 minutes
Directors: John Carl Buechler
Casts: Kane Hodder, Craig Thomas, Terry Kiser, William Butler, Elizabeth Kaitan, Susan Blu, Lar Park Lincoln, Jennifer Banko, Susan Jennifer Sullivan, Kevin Spirtas, John Otrin, Heidi Kozak, Staci Greason, Diana Barrows, Debora Kessler, Diane Almeida
Storyline
A young girl who possesses the power of telekinesis accidentally causes her father's death after a family dispute at Crystal Lake. Years later, when a doctor tries to exploit her abilities, her power becomes a hellish curse, and she unwittingly unchains the merciless, bloodthirsty Jason Voorhees from his watery grave.
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Reviews
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Variety -
Although their duel offers original effects-laden thrills and stunts, it’s too little and too late.
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The New York Times -
The New Blood only wishes it had something really new to add to the formula...There is a lot less blood, less screaming, less energy in this installment, as if Jason has become rather bored with his job.
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TV Guide Magazine -
The series went from self-parody back to normal with this dull entry.
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Miami Herald -
This would all be a lot more fun if Jason were ever in jeopardy, but since we know he can't be killed -- the best one can hope to do is bottle him up and store him, like toxic waste -- the charm of the film depends on action in the margins. Part VI, for instance, had a sense of humor; II and III had a splendid variety of weaponry. No jokes this time, however, and Jason contents himself for the most part with the ax blow, the tent-pole stab and the simple head-twist. He's old, and he has lost a step. [17 May 1988, p.B4]
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Chicago Tribune -
The result is a weak "Carrie" versus Jason finale after Jason has impaled about eight young people, mostly women. The filmmakers have mastered the blood but not the tedium of all of the predictable killings. Nor have they eliminated the "hate-women" subtext to the entire series of films. [20 May 1988, p.A]
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A young girl who possesses the power of telekinesis accidentally causes her father's death after a family dispute at Crystal Lake. Years later, when a doctor tries to exploit her abilities, her power becomes a hellish curse, and she unwittingly unchains the merciless, bloodthirsty Jason Voorhees from his watery grave.
A young girl who possesses the power of telekinesis accidentally causes her father's death after a family dispute at Crystal Lake. Years later, when a doctor tries to exploit her abilities, her power becomes a hellish curse, and she unwittingly unchains the merciless, bloodthirsty Jason Voorhees from his watery grave.
A young girl who possesses the power of telekinesis accidentally causes her father's death after a family dispute at Crystal Lake. Years later, when a doctor tries to exploit her abilities, her power becomes a hellish curse, and she unwittingly unchains the merciless, bloodthirsty Jason Voorhees from his watery grave.
A young girl who possesses the power of telekinesis accidentally causes her father's death after a family dispute at Crystal Lake. Years later, when a doctor tries to exploit her abilities, her power becomes a hellish curse, and she unwittingly unchains the merciless, bloodthirsty Jason Voorhees from his watery grave.