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Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday (1993) filming locations

Documented locations
6
Year
1993
Directed by
Adam Marcus
  • Horror
  • Thriller
  1. 24035 Eagle Mountain Street (West Hills)

    West Hills, United States

    The scene : This house serves as the facade for the Voorhees' home at Crystal Lake, where Steven comes to gather evidence to convince Jessica of his family ties to Jason, and where everything unravels: Duke crashes through the floor, then Jessica stabs Jason before demons drag her to hell.

  2. 6139 Chesebro Road (Agoura Hills)

    Agoura Hills, United States

    The scene : This house in Agoura Hills plays the role of Diana Kimble, Jason's half-sister, whom the killer seeks to possess in order to be reborn, and whom Steven tries in vain to protect.

  3. Canyon Ranch Studio (Thousand Oaks)

    Thousand Oaks, United States

    The scene : From the opening scene, an undercover FBI agent lures Jason to an isolated cabin, where snipers await and blast him with a grenade launcher.

  4. 299 East Thousand Oaks Boulevard (Thousand Oaks)

    Thousand Oaks, United States

    Former car dealership that later became a bodywork workshop, the building has since been demolished and replaced by apartments.

    The scene : Jessica and Steven rush to Joey B's to pick up their daughter Stephanie; Jason bursts in and clashes with the owners and a waitress who are determined to stand their ground.

  5. 8660 Hayden Place (Culver City)

    Culver City, United States

    The scene : Right in front of this building in Hayden Tract, by Ballona Creek, was filmed the exterior of the bounty hunter Creighton Duke's training camp, a scene that winks at Robert Shaw's famous monologue in "Jaws."

  6. East Carlisle Road (Thousand Oaks)

    Thousand Oaks, United States

    The scene : A little further down East Carlisle Road, a few hundred meters from the ranch, the small road leads to the isolated cabin where the FBI agent lures Jason into the trap of the opening.

Filmed at the same locations