After the dire ‘Friday the 13th part 8: Jason Takes Manhattan’, the series moved from Paramount Pictures (who made all of the first eight films) to its new home at New Line Cinema, the company that brought us the Nightmare on Elm Street ...

I think Todd Shaffer and Tiffany Paulsen worked wonderful in Friday the 13th, Part VIII - Jason Takes Manhattan. The great supporting cast includes Todd Shaffer, Tiffany Paulsen, Tim Mirkovich, Kane Hodder, Jensen Daggett. ...

With these and His Name Was Jason on Feb 3 (I think), February 2009 is going to be pretty good for Friday the 13th fans, whether the remake lives up to expectations or not! pampers Says: November 16th, 2008 at 9:22 pm ...

Teaser Trailer and Photo Gallery for Friday the 13th, a film by Marcus Nispel, starring Amanda Righetti, Jared Padalecki, Jonathan Sadowski, Aaron Woo and Travis Van Winkle....

This is the 12th Jason film; 11th if you don't count Freddy Vs. Jason, and 9th if you go by the Friday the 13th title. - New Line and Paramount is behind this project. - The film will be released on Friday the 13th. ...

It doesn't take long when watching Return of the Living Dead Part II, to get the sense that it will not rise above the level of a mediocre film. The film suffers from a serious lack of creativity. Given its history, it's not hard to see ...

7 features a thin storyline, but it has awesome kills. Manhattan, Hell, Jason X, Freddy vs Jason, I hated them all. Manhattan didn't look like Manhattan and the city was only featured in the final 15 mins. Also Jason teleporting? ...

They should release a box set of uncut versions of all the films, not just the First one. The first is arguably the weakest, well until you get to horrid ones without the Friday title like Jason take Manhattan and Jason X.. ...

Friday the 13th Part 6: Jason Lives-C.J. Graham. Friday the thirteenth Part 7; The New Blood, Friday the thirteenth Part 8: Jason Takes Manhattan, Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday, and Jason X-Kane Hodder. Freddy Vs. Jason-Ken ...

I'm a children's book editor living and working in Manhattan. BLOOMABILITY by Sharon Creech is one of my favorite children's books, and in it, "bloomability" is a word created by one of the characters to mean "possibility. ...