Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood

Revealing mistake: When facing Jason after he throws Melissa with an axe in her head, you can see that the eye holes on the mask he wears are covered with black cloths. (01:13:50)

Mortug

Revealing mistake: When the fireman picks up pieces of the hockey mask, the pieces are too thin and fragile to be a hockey mask. (01:20:40)

Mortug

Revealing mistake: When Tina kills her father and the dock collapses, one of the logs hits the camera underwater. (00:06:40)

Revealing mistake: Obvious stunt double for Tina as she drops the porch roof on Jason and when Jason grabs her and throws her onto the dock. Her hair becomes a smooth blonde wig.

Revealing mistake: When Dan is gathering wood for the campfire, in the shot when he splits a log with his machete you can clearly see that it was already broken. (00:25:20)

Hamster

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Suggested correction: It also shows him swinging the machete once before breaking in half. A machete wouldn't be strong enough to cut the log in half with just 1 swing. The log was obviously being struck before it broke.

lartaker1975

Revealing mistake: When we see the shot of David's head, you can definitely tell it's a prop head.

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Maddy: "Need a little touch-up work" my ass.

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Trivia: During his four-movie tenure portraying Jason, Kane Hodder actually put a lot of thought into the character, and developed what he thought Jason's personality would be in order to give himself motivation for the role. Hodder also created a strict set of rules that he would follow while playing Jason. For example, Hodder felt Jason would never hurt animals, since he had a childlike mind and wouldn't want to harm a creature he saw as inherently innocent. And more importantly, Hodder insisted that while he played the character, Jason would not harm or go after children, since he "drowned" as a child and recognizes them as being innocent like he was. While the rules do somewhat contradict earlier films, Hodder stuck by his guns.

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Question: Why was Dr. Crews such a two-faced, corrupt, dishonest and manipulative person? He never intended to help nor cure Tina but wanted to exploit her abilities for sake of his own career, to the point of deliberately aggravating her. He was a psychiatrist so why was he so evil?

Answer: He's just... not a good guy. I don't think it's any deeper than that - he thought he could exploit her for personal gain. Some people are just slimy and like to take advantage of others for their own purposes.

TedStixon

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