Friday the 13th: Part Three in 3D

Friday the 13th: Part Three is coming to the Connaught Studio at Worthing Theatres and Museum on Friday 13 November, and they're showing it in 3D. It's a fitting date for a slasher, and the 3D is the real draw here: the venue describes it as Reagan-era 3D, and they've gone as far as to tell audiences to 'duck behind your seat as Jason goes 3D!'.

For those who haven't seen it, this is the third instalment in the series, directed by Steve Miner and starring Richard Brooker, Dana Kimmell and Tracie Savage. It runs 115 minutes and carries a BBFC 15 rating, with the board warning of strong bloody violence. The story picks up with Jason Voorhees, who's barely survived a wound to his shoulder from his own machete, returning to take revenge on anyone who dares visit 'his' woods. A new group of friends arrive to party near the campsite, but this time Jason is stronger than ever, and he walks away with a hockey mask taken from one of them. If you're not familiar with the series, it's the one that gave the character his most famous look.

The screening is part of Worthing Theatres and Museum's 2026 Horror-Fest, which runs into November with other horror titles. The Devils is on the bill, as is Pan's Labyrinth, remastered in 3D by Guillermo Del Toro, and In the Mouth of Madness, the latter with a Q&A. Around town, the mood is similarly spooky: ghost walks, pumpkin picking, live music and parties are filling a Halloween that falls on a Saturday this year.

It starts at 8:15pm at the Connaught Studio, and tickets are from £7 plus a £0.75 transaction fee.