[Note: One interesting note - most of the audience attendees were multiple viewers - who kept coming back night after night, and the film was popular with college campus audiences.Martin Luther King, Jr.and NY Senator and popular Presidential candidate Robert F.Kennedy in 1968 [Note: The Oscars"" ceremony in 1968 had to be postponed for two days due to King""s murder!]widespread city race riots (especially in Detroit and Newark in 1967, and then throughout the country after MLK""s murder)the silent, black-gloved, hand-fist Black Power protest salute - a demonstration of two black athletes during the National Anthem at the politically-charged Mexico City Summer Olympics in 1968US elevision""s first inter-racial kiss on an episode ofStar Trekthe Supreme Court""s ruling that inter-racial marriage was constitutionalnumerous protests against the Vietnam War and against segregation in the Southviolence surrounding the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, and much more.The three villains used their Super-breath to cause a tremendous hurricane-force gale, producing more devastation and chaos (flying cars, phone booths, fire hydrants, etc." They are cheerful and joking (with a sarcastic Herbert Hoover truism) despite their surroundings:Godfrey Smith/Parke: (dryly) Mike, I wouldn""t worry.The last scene displayed a picture of Freddy inscribed with R.I.P.Body Count:5 (4 killed by Freddy).The fourth was a memory of Freddy murdering his wife Loretta.Freddy""s death was the 5th, killed by his "daughter" - Dr.Maggie Burroughs (Katherine Krueger).Friday the 13th, Part 2 (1981)d.Steve Miner, 86 minutesFilm Plot SummaryThe film""s prologue recapped the ending of the previous film, beginning with sole-surviving Alice Hardy""s (Adrienne King) flashback nightmare, in which she recalled encountering schizophrenic mother Mrs.