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1. Friday the 13th (1980)
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2. friday the 13th series

   you used to have them, what happened

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3. Friday the 13th part 4

   Americas greatest 1980s movie export Cory Feldman + masked killer Jason + Crispin Glover in a role that did not cast him as Marty McFlys dad + dead teenagers = what's not to like!? Rated "R" for retarded!

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4. Friday the 13th in 3-D

   This third installment of the series makes the move from horror movie to slasher flick and every scene and plot point is painfully contrived to advance the story. Add to that an early attempt at 3-D moviemaking, and you get some truly tragic scenes.
   You also get a nice shot of a camper singing in an outhouse.

   30 votes

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5. Friday the 13th Part 8: Jason Takes Manhattan

   Cheesy, ludicrous movie that goes to Manhattan for 2 minutes. It'd be an excellent first F13 entry for Rifftrax.

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6. As much of the Friday the 13th series as possible

   Just start with Jason X and work backwards to the original.

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7. Madman

   VOD of one of the best Friday the 13th wannabes, 1982's Madman! Cash in on the heels of great VOD riffs like The Last Slumber Party.

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8. Moonstalker

   1989 horror. Dumb little rip off of Friday the 13th and Halloween. A psychopath kills people at a camp ground. It could definitely use some riffing. https://youtu.be/_QzCbwn8Ano

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9. 13th warrior

   Antonio Banderas as a middle easterner going to Denmark (I think) who learns to speak their language in days, fights with 12 other guys against a whole army and what do you know...they win!

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10. A Night to Dismember

    A legit candidate for the worst slasher movie ever made. Most of the movie is silent with narration, barely anything happens, and what does happen is barely coherent. Basically think The Beast of Yucca Flats meets Friday the 13th.

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11. Friday Foster

    Pam Grier's 11th and final film for American International Pictures (all made between 1971--1975).

    The film is based on a newspaper comic strip of the same name by Jim Lawrence and Jorje Longeron that debuted January 18, 1970 and ran in 80 to 100 papers. It was the first mainstream comic strip with a black lead character. The end credits thank Chicago Tribune Syndication, which licensed the comic strip to newspapers. Ironically, the movie was released after the strip ended in 1974.

    Riff material includes:

    • Friday (Pam Grier) stealing a Hearst and Milk Truck (Dated reference ahead)
    • Hustling little brother
    • The Runway scene

    https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0073019/

    Pam Grier's 11th and final film for American International Pictures (all made between 1971--1975).

    The film is based on a newspaper comic strip of the same name by Jim Lawrence and Jorje Longeron that debuted January 18, 1970 and ran in 80 to 100 papers. It was the first mainstream comic strip with a black lead character. The end credits thank Chicago Tribune Syndication, which licensed the comic strip to newspapers. Ironically, the movie was released after the strip ended in 1974.

    Riff material includes:

    • Friday (Pam Grier) stealing a Hearst and Milk Truck (Dated reference ahead)
    • Hustling little brother
    • … more
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12. last of the grads

    Made in 2022, this is pretty much friday the 13th but its poorly made and poorly acted. A killer who wears a mask goes around murdering teens at a school lock in. The kills are absurdly fake its almost funny. Please riff this movie, you guys would have so much fun with it!

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13. Deadly Weapon (1989)

    A bullied teenage boy discovers a top secret military laser weapon, and decides to seek vengeance on his tormentors. The US military hurries to put a stop to the carnage.

    Produced by Charles Band, this film was made by Empire Pictures in 1989. It was originally intended as "Laserblast II," a sequel to the 1978 cult film featured on MST3K. Due to budget reasons, the script was rewritten.

    Stars Rodney Eastman (A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 3: DREAM WARRIORS), Susan Blu (FRIDAY THE 13TH, PART VII: THE NEW BLOOD), and was directed by ROBOCOP co-writer Michael Miner.

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14. Freaky Friday (1976)
    21 votes

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15. A Dog Called...Vengence aka Vengence aka The Dog

    Imagine if Jason Vorhees was a dog and the Friday the 13th movies were done by a Spanish film crew, and you'll start to get the drift of this film. There are prisoners, dictators and a dog. The dog is trained to chased down escaping prisoners and rip them apart but otherwise, he's a good boy, good boy. Sit, sit! That's a good doggy!

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16. Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982)

    Though this has been suggested.. twice.. I thought I'd stir up the cauldron and brew up a better description, as well as some reasons upon why this thing should be riffed in the first place...

    Many Halloween fans will tell you H3 fits into the Halloween canon as Friday the 13th movies allegedly fit into the Friday the 13th The Series.

    Bill: Wait? There was a series about Friday the 13th?

    Yes.

    Kevin: Did it have Jason in it?

    No.

    Mike: How could you have a Friday the 13th series without Jason Voorhees?

    Well, it did have Jason's relation who allegedly ran a curio shop with items cursed by Satan and his niece and nephew had to get them back from people foolish enough to use them.

    Bill: Did they have a cursed hockey mask?

    Strangely no.

    Bill: Awwww..

    Anyway... getting back to Halloween... the story about why the third film had nothing to do with the other flicks was rather an interesting tale. Basically, what happened was the studios wanted to crank out another Halloween flick, and it seemed John Carpenter wanted to do something else.. so rather than having a typical slash-fest with Michael Myers, we ended up receiving some odd tale about some Celtic druids, mystic rocks put on masks, and a scheme so odd it makes Rock n Roll Nightmare seem mundane and logical.

    So why should RiffTrax take a stab at this putrid witches' brew of cinematic nightmare?

    1) The nonsensical plot itself: Throwing out the entire Michael Myers killer genre, the only killing occurs when an android (yes, that's right) murders a guy who manufactures Halloween Masks.

    The company gets taken over by some strange old dude, and with a group of druids (though the flick is called Season of the WITCH), they place mystic stones into the new masks, and will do something nasty to the wearers when they broadcast some image on the television. Not sure how this is horrifying, or what's the point but there it is...

    2) The producers can't decide if this is a horror film, sci-fi film, or just an episode of Doctor Who which was rejected. Seriously, when you watch this, you don't really witness any evil magic, or anything remotely witchlike, even though the title has 'Halloween' in it.. strange.. instead the henchmen are also androids and not really effective ones at that.. (suspect, Tom, Crow and Gypsy could perform a better job). And only a Doctor (though not THE Doctor) suspects the plot of what's going on) and must convince the town that Silver Shamrock masks aren't safe. But there's nothing really Halloween related to the story.. except the masks... and the fact the horrible thing occurs on Halloween night.. but no slashing as you'd expect.. well, not much anyway.. all that's missing is giving this doctor a sonic screwdriver.

    3) The inexplicable cliffhanger ending: Inexplicable since they really never made a sequel to this drek.. no, instead, the studios later pretend that Season of the Witch had never existed in the first place and it was all but a demented dream by Torgo and the Master. Hey, you have a better theory?

    Overall, RiffTrax should riff this title mainly because it makes as much sense as Cyborg Cop 2 and Fun in Balloonland. Also where can you see androids defeated by Silver Shamrock logos? No, seriously, in one scene the doctor's friend throws a bunch of the logos meant to be sewn into the masks onto a group of android, and they short-circuit wildly.. who knew magical rocks could do that? And where was the Witch in this entire film? Seems this one had more tricks than treats...

    Though this has been suggested.. twice.. I thought I'd stir up the cauldron and brew up a better description, as well as some reasons upon why this thing should be riffed in the first place...

    Many Halloween fans will tell you H3 fits into the Halloween canon as Friday the 13th movies allegedly fit into the Friday the 13th The Series.

    Bill: Wait? There was a series about Friday the 13th?

    Yes.

    Kevin: Did it have Jason in it?

    No.

    Mike: How could you have a Friday the 13th series without Jason Voorhees?

    Well, it did have Jason's relation… more

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17. Silent Night, Deadly Night Part 2 (1987)

    One of the most controversial slasher films of the 1980's is given one of the most notorious sequels in history.

    Originally intended as a re-cut of the original, which had gained massive success on home video, this piece of "so bad it's good" gained much criticism from horror fans because nearly half of the film consists of archive footage spliced with new footage featuring Eric Freeman as Ricky Caldwell, the younger brother of the first film's killer. Eric acts the roof off in what many consider some of the worst, most over the top acting in a horror movie. And yet he really is one of the most memorable things about the film. Not just this film, but really the entire franchise with his "Garbage Day" clip becoming a popular internet meme.

    Ricky Caldwell, all grown up, and out of his mind, is being interviewed at a local police department following a violent rampage. He flashes back to his brother's own personal Christmastime torment, then reminisces about his own upbringing, all the while plotting his ultimate revenge against the abusive nun who drove his brother mad.

    Co-starring Elizabeth Kaitan (FRIDAY THE 13TH, PART VII: THE NEW BLOOD) and James Newman (LEGALLY BLONDE 2: RED, WHITE & BLONDE).

    One of the most controversial slasher films of the 1980's is given one of the most notorious sequels in history.

    Originally intended as a re-cut of the original, which had gained massive success on home video, this piece of "so bad it's good" gained much criticism from horror fans because nearly half of the film consists of archive footage spliced with new footage featuring Eric Freeman as Ricky Caldwell, the younger brother of the first film's killer. Eric acts the roof off in what many consider some of the worst, most over the top acting in a horror movie. And… more

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18. Freaky friday (2003)

    It has jamie lee curtis and lyndsey Lohan I love it

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19. Andi Mack

    Disney Channel's latest attempt at drama, this series centers around Andi Mack who learns that her sister is actually her mother (and no, she isn't both) on her 13th birthday. I only watched the first episode, but even that was too much. Seriously deserves to be riffed.

    19 votes

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20. Electra (1996)

    The Skinemax version of Captain America, basically. The Queen of Softcore, Shannon Tweed as a leather-clad super-villianess hot for
    the "super-serum" of oily bohunk of a stepson. Oh did I mention that "serum" can be transmitted sexually?

    Seriously, with a batshit premise like THAT, how could you lose?

    https://unobtainium13.com/2020/05/08/cinemax-friday-electra-1996-directed-by-julian-grant/

    https://youtu.be/MldQP-KBQWc

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