Following on the heels of the first two “Friday the 13th” movies couldn’t have been much of a challenge, given the rather basic, unsophisticated structure both movies previously followed. Luckily, the producers for this inevitable third entry decided to go the gimmicky route and employed the use of 3-D to reinvigorate the young franchise, and it’s a gamble that worked well. While the technical properties of the technology were still elemental here, the camerawork remains interesting throughout as it’s clear director Steve Miner was attempting to incorporate as much of the technology as he could. It makes for a fun experience overall, even as the characters, writing and acting are relegated to afterthoughts. Nobody comes to “Friday the 13th” movies for the promise of great acting, and it’s clear this movie’s production crew understood its fans.
Rating: ★★★ (out of 5)
My name is Matt Frame, director of ‘Camp Death III in 2D!’
Enjoyed your Friday the 13th Part III review and thought my film might be up your alley.
It’s a comedy/horror parody of ‘Friday the 13th Part III 3D.’
We just completed the film and are about to launch our festival run.
We’d be honored if you would consider watching the first 5 minutes of the film and/or the trailer.
If you dig what you see then feel free to watch further.
Let me know if I can send you a password for our online screener.
Many thanks!
Matt.
campdeath3@gmail.com
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