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Tony Goldwyn has built a distinguished career as an actor, director, and producer, leaving a lasting impression on both the big and small screen. With a filmography that spans multiple decades, Goldwyn is known for his versatility and ability to bring depth to a wide range of characters across several mediums. From playing villains to heroes, he has consistently delivered compelling performances that showcase his talent. Whether its through intense drama, romantic films, or gripping political thrillers, Goldwyns work is characterized by a magnetic presence and a commitment to his craft.

While he is perhaps best known for his role in the hit TV series Scandal, Goldwyns career stretches far beyond that. He has appeared in a variety of acclaimed films and television shows that have earned him both critical praise and audience admiration. His ability to excel in diverse genres, including romance, drama, and action, has made him a standout in Hollywood.

Jason Lives!, Shivers, Beyond The Gates Reunion / Triple Feature: "May 17 - Jason Lives - Director & Cast Reunion, Shivers (Lynn Lowry & Allan Kolman in Person!), Beyond the Gates (dir. Jackson Stewart & star Barbara Crampton in Person!) Triple Feature!

Friday, May 17th - Lumiere Cinema at the Music Hall - Beverly Hills

7:30pm Friday the 13th Pt. IV: Jason Lives (87 mins.) Q & A with Tom McLoughin & Cast in Person! 9:45pm - Shivers (87 mins) (stars Lynn Lowry & Allan Kolman in Person) Q & A with Lynn Lowry & Allan Kolman in Person! Midnight – Beyond The Gates (director Jackson Stewart & producer/star Barbara Crampton) Q & A with Jackson Stewart & Barbara Crampton in Person!

Plus: Vendors, Vintage Trailers, Giveaways & More!

Presale Tickets $25 or $30 at the door, day of show.

Weekend Pass $45 at lumierecinemala.com"

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Jason Lives: Friday the 13th Part VI reached the 37th anniversary of its theatrical release on August 1st. Four days earlier, July 28th was the 34th anniversary of the release of Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan. And the folks at Sadist Art Designs have decided to celebrate both of these films by unveiling new Jason Lives and Jason Takes Manhattan T-shirt designs!

Both shirts are available with or without side seams, and while the Jason Lives shirt is only available in black, the Jason Takes Manhattan shirt comes in a variety of colors. Prices range from $26 to $32, and the options and be viewed (and purchases can be made) on the Sadist Art Designs website. A couple sample images of the shirts can also be found at the bottom of this article.

The Jason Lives shirt shows iconic slasher Jason Voorhees with iconic rocker Alice Cooper, who...

If you’re in the Los Angeles area, we have information on a Friday the 13th double-feature screening and cast Q&A taking place tonight. The event has been arranged to promote the soundtrack release of the Friday the 13th Parts I-vi limited edition 6-cd box set:

Friday The 13th Double-feature Comes To The Vista Theater Celebrating The Release Of Friday The 13th Parts 1 – VI, A Limited Edition 6-disc Box Set.

Stay up late with Jason Voorhees, if you dare, for a rare 35mm double-feature of Friday the 13th (1980) and Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives (1986) on Friday, January 13, 2012 at the historic Vista Theater in Los Angeles.

The evening will be hosted by La-La Land Records, Creature Features and ShockTillYouDrop.com, in celebration of the premiere soundtrack release of Friday the 13th Parts I-vi, A Limited Edition 6-cd Box Set, featuring composer Harry Manfredini’s acclaimed, never-before-officially-released Friday the 13th scores.

Actor David Kagen has enjoyed a long and successful career over the last 30 years, spawning appearances on over 250 television series, multiple movie roles and an acting school that has been training performers for years. But even with all those credentials, there is one role that might end up being the milestone in his long career — Sheriff Garris in Friday the 13th Part 6: Jason Lives.

Now, with the reissued versions of the “Tommy Jarvis Trilogy” recently being released, the actor is still surprised and humbled by the reactions of fan enthusiasm for a role he performed 23 years ago.

“I had received fan mail for years and years and I just never realized when we were making Jason Lives just how important the role of Sheriff Garris would end up being to the horror fans,” explained Kagen. “Because of their enthusiasm I decided to start making myself available for appearances and conventions.

Chicago – The reboot of “Friday the 13th” was another financially successful notch in the belt of Platinum Dunes, the film company behind the remakes of “Texas Chainsaw Massacre,” “The Hitcher,” and “The Amityville Horror”. Making $90 million worldwide and more domestically than any previous Jason Voorhees movie (that didn’t include Freddy Krueger), “Friday the 13th” has a following that will be ecstatic with the excellent Blu-Ray release for the slasher title.

Blu-Ray Rating: 3.5/5.0 The Blu-Ray of “Friday the 13th” delivers everything fans could ask for. Not only do they present a longer and better cut of the film in the 9-minutes-longer “Extended Cut,” but the special features enhance the “Friday the 13th” experience and the technical transfer is nearly flawless.

Friday the 13th was released on Blu-Ray on June 16th, 2009.

Photo credit: WB

As for the film itself, my response to “Friday the 13th” is mixed at best. I love...

It only figures that Paramount Pictures would continue their DVD re-releases of the original Friday the 13th flicks with that 2009 remake still generating so much discussion. After all, it's not like a Hollywood studio to overlook an opportunity to make some extra money. Still, I have to give them at least a little bit of credit. A lot of care was taken in producing those Deluxe Editions of Friday the 13th, part I, II and III. The transfers were, by-and-large, excellent, the sound was a definite improvement and a lot of creativity went into compiling all the special features. If a studio is going to double-dip, for fans this is how it should be done. While none of these films are what I'd call my personal favorites, they're all such silly guilty pleasures it's hard to work up much in the way of anger towards those who might feel different.

Jason Lives is awesome. It’s not quite as awesome as The New Blood but it’s far better than most of the rest of the series. As a standalone chapter it works fairly well, but it mostly serves as the middle ground between the Tommy Jarvis saga and the later entries with progressively more and larger explosions. Sporting the second best Jason behind Kane Hodder in C. J. Graham and remarkably engrossing direction by Tom McLoughlin, it could be considered the third or fourth best series entry without much argument. But that’s not really the point of these movies. Each of them tries something at least slightly different from the previous installments (with the notable exceptions of Parts 2 and 3), and McLoughlin’s movie has never disappointed me upon numerous revisits. If you want in-depth critical analysis you’re not gonna get it; this is just a kickass horror flick.