Friday the 13th is a 1980 American slasher film directed by Sean S. Cunningham and written by Victor Miller. The film concerns a group of teenagers who are murdered one-by-one while attempting to re-open an abandoned campsite and stars Betsy Palmer, Adrienne King, Harry Crosby, and Kevin Bacon in one of his earliest roles. Friday the 13th, inspired by the success of John Carpenter's Halloween, was made on an estimated budget of $550,000....
Mrs. Voorhees explains to Alice why she has to kill all all of the camp's cou...
Jack doesn't think that Ned will ever be able to change and Marcie should jus...
Annie explains to the mystery driver why she is going to Camp Crystal Lake. ...
Jack thinks that the storm is going to be real intense because of the way the...
Mrs. Voorhees lets the spirit of Jason know that she wont let Alice stop her ...
Enos wonders if the other counselors are going to be as pretty as Annie.
Enos explains the curse of Camp Crystal Lake to Annie while giving her a ride...
Crazy Ralph warns Annie that she is going to get killed at Camp Crystal Lake.
Brenda is impressed with Jack's ability to fix the camps gas generator.
Crazy Ralph believes that anyone who goes to Camp Crystal Lake is going to be...
Alice is worried about Jack and Marcie. She believes them to be out in the s...
Mrs. Voorhees knows that Alice can't hide from her because she knows the lake...
Alice asks Sgt. Tierny if they ever found Jason's body. She knows that if th...
Enos tells Annie that he believes in the curse that Ralph was talking about.
Officer Dorf is convinced that Jack and the other counselors must be doing dr...
Enos believes that Steve Christy is going to loose all of his money and never...
Brenda convinces Bill and Alice to join her for a game of strip monopoly wher...
Mrs. Voorhees explains to Alice that Jason's birthday would have been that da...
Mrs. Voorhees takes out her anger on Steve Christy by stabbing him.
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