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Friday the 13th Part 3: The Memoriam Documentary (2018)
Take a look behind the scenes of Friday the 13th Part 3D with host, Paul Kratka, in this insightful fan driven documentary featuring untold stories and interviews with several franchise favorites, never-before-seen location footage and set photography, as well as a touching look back on the life of Richard Brooker.
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Take a look behind the scenes of Friday the 13th Part 3D with host, Paul Kratka, in this insightful fan driven documentary featuring untold stories and interviews with several franchise favorites, never-before-seen location footage and set photography, as well as a touching look back on the life of Richard Brooker.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Sean Richards, Kevin R. Phipps
In Theaters:1/13/2018
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Runtime:40 minutes
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