Viewed in 2015, Friday the 13th Part III is an under-sung camp classic — cornier and goofier than either of its predecessors. In a strange way, it was also influential.

Away from all of that, though, there are plenty of other details and tidbits that make Friday the 13th Part III such a fun franchise entry; details and tidbits that you likely won't be aware of.

In the end, the sideshow aspect of Friday the 13th Part III worked. Doubling Part 2 ’s budget to $2.5 million, the movie earned over $36 million at the box office.

Friday the 13th deserves credit for its attention to detail, which, given the number of films it's released, is actually ...

When Friday the 13th premiered in 1980, initially, it was intended to be a cheap, easy-to-make copy of the 1978 film Halloween to cash in on the massive boom in slasher movies. However, instead of ...

Friday the 13th Part III (1982): Friends spend the weekend at a cabin near Crystal Lake when Jason returns, now with his infamous hockey mask, to continue his revenge.

That includes the follow-up, Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter. Though it is far from the last Friday sequel, it’s the only film in the franchise to feature arrhythmic dork-dancing from Crispin ...

The Best 1. Andy is sliced in two with a machete while walking on his hands in Friday the 13th Part III (1982). 2.

Revisit them out below. The Best 1. Andy is sliced in two with a machete while walking on his hands in Friday the 13th Part III (1982). 2.

As is often the case, Friday the 13th Part III is a film that operated under a working title while in production; a fake title designed to not draw unwanted attention to the picture.