Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Rob Hedden
Vinny Capone
Sam Sarkar
Amber Pawlick
Fred Mollin
Tiffany Paulsen
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
New York City has the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty and now an undead killing machine with a hockey mask and a machete. Jason hitches a ride on a boat filled with graduating high school kids and winds up turning the streets of Manhattan red.
Director
Rob Hedden
Cast
Vinny Capone
Sam Sarkar
Amber Pawlick
Fred Mollin
Tiffany Paulsen
Roger Barnes
Kane Hodder
Barbara Bingham
Gordon Currie
Todd Shaffer
Timothy Burr Mirkovich
Kelly Hu
Alex Diakun
Sharlene Martin
Warren Munson
Saffron Henderson
Fred Henderson
Jensen Daggett
V C Dupree
David Longworth
John Watts
Scott Reeves
Peggy Hedden
Martin Cummins
Michael Benyaer
Peter Mark Richman
Crew
Greg Addison
Tim Alverson
Gary Andreu
Greg Archiniega
J H Arrufat
Jeff Authors
Donald Bailer
Jo Anne Barry
Aaron Barsky
Gabrielle Berkovics
Gabrielle Berkovics
Chantal Bernheim
Paul F. Birkett
Kevin Black
Michelle Blair
Gary Blufer
Rob Bojeck
Susan Boyd
Dillard Brinson
Darrell Brock
J. C. Brotherhood
Jamie Brown
Duncan Callander
Marilyn Carbone
Marissa L Carus
Rick Cavazzi
Fred Chalfy
Gary Chessman
Randolph Cheveldave
Debbie Coe
Michael J Cohen
Dermont Conley
Matthew Cook
Ron Cosentino
Thomas Costabile
Daniel Cournoyer
Graham Coutts
Kelly Cramb
Terry Crawford
Robert Crone
Joe Daly
Jim Danforth
Steve Davis
Andrew J. Day
Rick Dean
Susan Depalma
Kem Derlago
Maurizio Dotto
Jim R Dunn
Fred Ebb
Daniel Ehrenbard
Lars Ekstrom
Jason Elfe
Vicki Ellis
Susanne Elstein
Bryan England
Bryan England
Tibor Farkas
Sylvia Fay
Dorothy Fehr
Laurie Finstad
David Fischer
Lesley Fransvaag
Peter Fredette
Judy French
John E Gallagher
Julie Gant
Matt Garite
Gerry Gaudette
Jim Gill
Reg Glass
Miana Gottleib
Jackie Gould
James Howard Green
Dan Groseclose
Ron Grover
Mary Guilfoyle
Dave Hallinan
Frank Halpenny
John Hamilton
Douglas Hardwick
Gordon Hardwick
Barbara Harris
Brentan Harron
Christopher Harvengt
Pamela Hayden
Bob Hayman
Rob Hedden
Rob Hedden
Rob Hedden
Pedro Hernandez
Carla Hetland
Ted Hickman
Geoff Hilliard
Hilda Hodges
James Howard
Liz Huggins
Jim Hurford
Joseph Iberti
Ernie Jackson
Fiona Jackson
David Jacox
Debra Jeffreys
Mimi Jennings
Wayne Johnson
Ric Johnston
Bruce Kaduhr
John Kander
Bettie Kauffman
Patrick Kearns
Corinne Keating
Linda Kelly
Christopher Kennedy
Christopher Kennedy
Mal Kibblewithe
Ken Kirzinger
Jim Kish
Alex Kramarchuk
Brian Kuchera
Val Kuklowsky
Ross Kulak
Terry Ladin
Francesca Langden
Michael Langlois
Vince Laxton
Tony Lazarowich
Jim Leavey
George Leong
Steve Linn
Steve Linn
Tony Lopez
Rob Lowenthal
Phillip Lunt
Ellen Lutter
Rick Maclane
Harry Manfredini
James Goff Martin
Max Matsuoka
Ignacio Mcburney
Maggie Mccabe
Jim Mcconkey
Joseph Mcdougall
Dave Mclennan
Chris Mcmullin
Betty Mcneeley
Nina Mcpeek
Stan Meissner
Wendy Mentiply
John Merrick
Murray Middleman
Victor Miller
Michael Mirkovich
Steve Mirkovich
Fred Mollin
Fred Mollin
Robert Montgomery
Bill Moore
Robert Moore
T A Moore
T A Moore
T A Moore
Al Morgan
Fred Moroz
Tim Moynihan
J Michael Muro
Brian C Murphy
Patrick Murray
Terry Murray
Josephine Nericcio
Brian Nevin
Ed Newins
Andy Nieman
Terry Noble
Pam O'har
Chris Oldcorn
Gary Paller
Mark Pancza
Augustus Park
Glen Pearson
Mark Porter
Daryl Powell
John Powell
Maureen Grundle Preddy
Allison Procacci
Ted Pryor
Tom Quinn
Derek Rama
Robert Raring
Lawrence Redfern
John Riggio
Charles Robichaud
Pete Romano
Gabrielle Rosenberg
Grace Rourke
Carmen Ruiz-laza
Dawn Stofer Rupp
Jacob Rupp
Don Saari
Jeffrey L Sandler
William Sarokin
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Tenth installment in the "Friday the 13th" series.
Ultra-Stereo
Released in United States on Video February 15, 1990
Released in United States Summer July 28, 1989
Re-released in United States on Video September 28, 1994
Sequel to "Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday" (USA/1993), directed by Adam Marcus and starring Kane Hodder.
Released in USA on video.
Began shooting March 13, 1989.
Completed shooting April 28, 1989.
Released in United States on Video February 15, 1990
Released in United States Summer July 28, 1989
Re-released in United States on Video September 28, 1994
Except for a three-day period, film was shot entirely at night.