The Fall of Camp Blood

Peter Anthony does it again on the Friday the 13th movie series. From start to finish it is a non stop blood bath. The acting was very good and the plot was very well thought out. It is a must see for any Friday fan out there.

Great movie just adding to the vision these guys have to making the best fan films for Friday the 13th series. Sick kills, edge of seat entertainment. Well done!!

Taking place after Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter (yes, the irony) which was the 4th Friday the 13th film but the 3rd featuring Jason Voorhees as the killer, this is the first fan film to give us more of a pre-zombified Jason. What does this mean?

Yes, we're back to the 80's, baby! You thought that little kid, Tommy Jarvis, killed Jason? Think again. Slash 'n Cast's Riley Lorden and Nic Christian have worked together with Griffin Thatcher to give us a new story and a must-see Final Chapter for our fan favorite living Jason Voorhees.

Don't expect any returning cast members from the original Friday the 13th films for this, but if you're a fan of Vengeance, Rose Blood, or other fan films then you'll probably recognize some of those involved.

Shot in Byron, Illinois near Wisconsin there is some beautiful scenery in this film, and it feels very fitting for a Friday the 13th film. I recommend that you look carefully for any Easter eggs, and there are definitely some goofs in the film which are fun to discover.

For example, how drunk is that guy in the garage? Does he realize that beer can has a hole in the bottom of it?

Anyway, you can tell they all had a blast in making this film, and they clearly made this film for the fans. If you're already a fan, then check it out. This is the true part 5. Sorry Roy!

You don't have to understand all the old films to get this film, which is great because while I've seen all the originals over the years, I don't remember every detail of them and need to go back and watch them all again. That being said, this one was a lot of fun.

I especially liked the nice vintage feel to the film. Riley Lowden makes the colors feel a lot like an 80's film. The style in the shots are also very much old school, which is nice because it makes it fit in well with the originals and is something to appreciate.

Peter Anthony gives a standout performance. His intensity is great and you can see it in the eyes. Very important for a believable character. Of course Voorhees is always the star everyone comes to see rip his way through some poor folks who just can't seem to stay far away from that camp. Brent Edgett does a nice job bringing Jason to life.

Not long, but not too short, this one is an enjoyable film overall!

Depending on the Friday the 13th film you watch, kills are either off-camera "implied intense", in your face impressive (The handstand slice the body and a half), or just out right insane (liquid nitrogen face slam in "Jason Goes to outer space")

This particular film did a phenomenal job of applying a little bit of each and at the same time clearly gave tribute to the franchise films especially with things like the thumbs in the eye sockets.

Props to Riley for the film itself into the parties that came together to add another chapter 2 historic franchise.