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Friday the 13th, Part VII: The New Blood (Widescreen)

Jennifer Banko (Actor), John Otrin (Actor), John Carl Buechler (Director) Rated:
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  • Actors: Jennifer Banko, John Otrin, Susan Blu, Lar Park-Lincoln
  • Directors: John Carl Buechler
  • Format: Multiple Formats, Anamorphic, Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, NTSC, Subtitled, Surround Sound, Widescreen
  • Language: English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo), English (Dolby Digital 5.1), French (Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono)
  • Subtitles: English
  • Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.)
  • Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Rated:
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  • Studio: Paramount
  • DVD Release Date: September 3, 1988
  • Run Time: 88 minutes
  • Average Customer Review: 3.8 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (311 customer reviews)
  • ASIN: B000069I0B
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3.0 out of 5 starsBernie's got a saw spot...
By N. P. Stathoulopoulos on August 30, 2002
Format: DVD
This is easily one of the better efforts in the Friday series but it suffers just like the rest of them from cuts, cuts, cuts. This is, apparently, one of the most cut entries by far as the MPAA rejected many of the more elaborate gore effects. Director John Carl Buechler is a respected makeup effects man and was a good choice to helm a Friday flick. A lot was put into the effects, especially for Jason. This marks Kane Hodder's first turn as the hockey-masked killer, and he gets the best makeup effects for the role.
The New Blood's Jason is a full-blown, rotting, hulking zombie. Check out the exposed ribs and spinal column under the shredded clothes. We also get a look at Jason's face, or what's left of it (including a big hole in the cheek, exposed teeth, rotting flesh, etc). That alone is enough for fans to check out the film, even if you're just a casual horror fan.
The ::ahem:: story involves Tina (Lar Park Lincoln), a Carrie-like teen girl who travels back to Crystal Lake years after an unfortunate and uncontrolled episode with her telekinetic powers led to her father's death. Accompanying her are her mother and her psychiatrist. The latter is played by none other than Terry Kiser, aka Bernie Lomax from Weekend at Bernie's(!) Being a psychiatrist in a horror film, he's naturally evil, trying to exploit the girl's powers for his own gains. (At one point Tina finds newspaper clippings about Jason and the murders in the doctor's desk along with a gun. It's never made entirely clear whether he was concerned and afraid of their surroundings or if he wanted to use Tina to raise Jason from the dead).
Next door to the not-so-happy family, of course, a house full of young, stupid, would-be victims.Read more ›
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4.0 out of 5 starsVery amusing and scary despite lack of blood
By Seifer on May 26, 2000
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Spoilers ahead.Read with caution.
Despite the relatively poor reviews it's received and the heavy lack of gore,Friday 7 is actually pretty cool and in my opinion is the fourth best of the F13th series (6,4 and 2 being the others). The script is a bit laughable.A girl with psychic powers that has the ability to lift objects and use them as weapons.It is a bit dumb,but all in all works out well.Jason looks REAL ugly and scary in this one (wait until he's unmasked.You'll probably faint because he looks so gruesome and disgusting).The acting isn't too bad,but is a bit laughable in parts (example,at one point Nick finds his brother Michael impaled on a tree branch.He just stands there.Would've you screamed in terror or had a heart attack if you found a friend or family member like that?) The best actor of the whole film overall is undoubtably Kane Hodder.His performance as Jason is very menacing and devilish and breathes countless amounts of life into the character.You've never seen an actor quite like him.The special F/X are Ok,but the film really shines in the make-up department.As I said earlier,Jason looks very gross when he's unmasked. It's truly the definitive Jason.You can see his spine,rib-cage and various other bones exposed. He looks fantastic.The scares are terrific.Creepy music and a very dark atmosphere make this a horribly scary movie.My only gripe is the severe lack of gore.There's hardly any.Hopefully,as Squall suggests,a remastered VHS and the DVD will contain cut footage,deleted scenes and loads of extras.At least the film's bloodier than Part 8. Overall,Friday 7 is a very enjoyable and scary chapter of the series.It's a lot better than Parts 8 and 9 (as well as Parts 1,3 and 5),but it's not quite as good as Parts 2,4 and 6.It's still excellent though.Rated R for mild slasher violence,mild profanity,brief drug use and some nudity.
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4.0 out of 5 starsJason truly has a worthy adversary this time!
By TechnoMachinima1996 on October 9, 2015
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How things come to transpire: The movie starts out with a little recap of some other F13 movies along with a narrator, but for the most part it recaps on the previous part 6. This time for the opening credits you see Jason hockey mask having a bright light peaking out through the holes of his mask, and then the mask cracks apart and then you see the movies title. It starts out with a cute little 7 year old girl named Tina Shepard who overhears her father John Shepard being abusive to her mother Amanda Shepard, in the cabin by the lake that they're staying in. Tina gets miffed and gets in a paddle boat. Her father shouts at her to come back, but Tina isn't having it. She then accidentally uses her psychokineteic/telekinetic powers to cause the dock to break apart which brings her father to a watery death in Crystal Lake. Ten years pass and Tina has grown up into a beautiful teenage woman. Her mother takes her to see a psychiatrist named Dr. Crews (Weekend at Bernie's 1&2). Tina(Lar Park Lincoln, House II: The Second Story) briefly meets local pretty boy Nick(Kevin Blair, Subspecies parts 2-4, The Hills Have Eyes II(1985) ) in an awkward scene. When she meets with Dr. Crews he first attempts to test her by having her focus on a matchbook. Tina out of fear of her powers ala Carrie, guilt over her father's death, and lack of total certainty as to how to use them, is unsuccessful in Dr. Crews's test. Dr. Crews proves abrasive and impatient with Tina and tries to get her angry to get her to better utilize her powers but, that didn't work too well either. Tina walks to the new dock that was built after her unfortunate incident with her father. Tina's emotions take helm of her powers and she accidentally ends up bringing Jason back to life.Read more ›
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