In "Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan," Jason Voorhees is accidentally resurrected and stows away on a cruise ship filled with high school graduates heading to New York City.

He proceeds to slaughter most of the students, but a few survivors escape into the city with Jason in pursuit.

The film then depicts Jason wreaking havoc on the streets of Manhattan, encountering various urban dangers and encountering a group of homeless people living in the city's sewers.

Ultimately, Jason is seemingly electrocuted in the subway system.

Key elements:

 Urban setting: This installment shifts the action from the familiar Camp Crystal Lake to the bustling streets of New York City.

Jason's evolution: While still a formidable killer, Jason encounters new challenges and obstacles in the urban environment.

Social commentary: The film touches upon themes of urban decay, homelessness, and the dangers of the city.

Jason Takes Manhattan" is a divisive entry in the "Friday the 13th" franchise. Some critics praised its unique setting and Jason's adaptation to the urban environment, while others found the film to be tonally inconsistent and lacking in the suspense of previous installments.