Friday the 13th: Part 3 (1982)
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Friday the 13th Part 2 may have been the better movie but it existed for one reason: the original Friday the 13th made a lot of money, and Paramount saw the usefulness of making cheap horror sequels and raking in the returns. They weren't wrong, and throughout the 1980s it became a tradition to dish out another movie featuring a bunch of kids getting killed by Jason Voorhees. The problem was that, creatively, the story was done after the first two movies. That meant gimmicks to keep the audience coming back. Director Steve Miner returns for the second sequel but, instead of making a decent suspense film, spent his time thinking of ways to poke stuff at the camera. Even the cast while making it realized that the whole point was to get people in the theater to watch a 3-D movie. Though forgotten today, Comin' at Ya, a 3-D western made in Spain, was a bit of a hit and kicked off a revival of the 3-D fad that had been popular nearly 30 years prior. Producer Frank Mancuso,