Friday the 13th Part III

One of the most influential films in the horror genre, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre presents a relentless and grueling experience with its group of friends falling prey to a family of cannibals. Its raw terror and intense atmosphere align closely with the panic and fear found in Friday the 13th Part III.

Wes Craven's A Nightmare on Elm Street introduces another horror icon, Freddy Krueger. This innovative slasher blends reality with the dream world, delivering a fresh take on the genre that viewers who enjoy the supernatural twist on slashers in Friday the 13th Part III might find compelling.

The one that started it all. The original Friday the 13th film from 1980 is a must-watch for fans of Part III, offering a glimpse into the origins of the Camp Crystal Lake curse and the birth of the series' long legacy of terror.

Continuing the ruthless rampage of Michael Myers, Halloween II picks up right where the first film left off, offering a relentless continuation of the Halloween night horror. Fans of the non-stop terror in Friday the 13th Part III will find a similar sense of urgency and dread in this sequel.

Often an overlooked gem in the slasher genre, The Prowler delivers high tension and gory kills that echo the Friday the 13th series. With a killer dressed in World War II GI garb, this film taps into a unique aesthetic that should entertain any fan of the masked murderer theme in Friday the 13th Part III.