Fun fact: in the recent Friday the 13th video game, players assume the role of a camp counselor, or Jason Voorhees himself. The counselors are all based on classic slasher film archetypes, like the virginal final girl, the slut, the nerd, the jock, the rich kid, etc., but when playing as Jason, you have several iterations of the character to choose from, based on his appearances in most of the films, but the differences aren’t purely cosmetic-every version of Jason in the game is either limited or bolstered by what the character could do in their respective films. For this reason, Part 8 Jason is the most OP version there is, able to teleport _frequently_ thanks to shorter cooldowns of his powers, and swim _extremely_ fast in the water, making escaping by boat nearly impossible if the person playing as Part 8 Jason is aware of his advantage. His only drawback? He’s undead, like his other versions from Part 6 onward, so he can’t run-only walk fast-but if you know what you’re doing, that won’t stop you from routinely leaving no survivors. Damn, I miss that game. 😫
I bought two consoles, and the game itself, twice, just for the experience of this game, only to learn that there’s nothing more than a demo to be played on one console without internet, and it won’t even load on the other.
@@SumDumGy That really sucks, man. I’m sorry to hear that was your only experience with it. If I could somehow give you all the many hours of fun that I had with it to you, I would.
@@diazdelosmuertos1503 I appreciate that. It’s kind of even worse. I bought my PS4 specifically for that game, so I got it and the game the same day. Why, even knowing I don’t play online? Because some ass clown from the studio claimed there was an offline play mode. So I fire the thing up, put the disc in and…nothing. Internet required. You can imagine that’s some expensive paperweights. So then I’m able to confirm through a third party that the Switch version does have an offline mode, so I buy that console and the game, too. Of course, that’s when I found out it’s nothing more than a glorified demo without internet. Basically it’s one level of accessibility, one Jason, whom you always play as, and then there’s something like two mission oriented side quest levels that last a couple minutes each. That’s all you get. Almost an expensive paperweight. Suffice it to say I got about one day’s worth of entertainment out of that game.
The film was a compromise. The writer/director wanted to do "Jason on a Boat" and the Studio wanted to do Jason in New York. But there wasn't enough budget to do a New York story so the director filmed the boat story anyway and did a bunch of random scenes at the end to cover the New York idea. They also titled it "Jason takes Manhattan". I doubt the studio even noticed that he still did his boat story instead of what they wanted. Leonard Maltin loved this film when it was release and praised it as the best film in the Friday the 13th series.
This is probably the worst stream I’ve ever seen. You were fortunate to have never seen the movie. A group of guys discussing a thing clearly none of them know anything about, even when it’s playing in front of them.
Ha! I have come to appreciate this entry more in recent years..... It had a broad range of colorful characters.... Too bad they didn't get a lot of "development" like the ones from the first few films.....I always wondered why they didn't do something like Monica Cop in order to use The City more....
The one thing I remembered from Jason Takes Manhattan was the boxer's death. So, I guess it was memorable in some way. I was roughly 9 at the time. I remember not liking this film even back then, though.
1:19:10 Uninspired is wrong, he does try to fire at the warning dude and it doesnt work.On 01:29:30 there's a freeze frame of the scene but he totally just skips it.
This was a staple of my house much like a more conventional title would be one of the Charlie Brown specials. The guy getting his head literally knocked off by Jason was always.. pardon the expression.. a big hit in our family because of the balls of the guy lol
2:12:54 That's not true at all. New Line Cinema was absorbed by Warner Bros. in 2008 but continues to operate as an unit. The rights to the "Friday the 13th" franchise and the character Jason Voorhees became entangled in legal disputes due to copyright issues, not because of New Line Cinema's merger with Warner Bros. The primary conflict arose between Victor Miller, the original screenwriter, and Sean S. Cunningham, the director and producer. Miller sought to reclaim the rights to his screenplay under the U.S. Copyright Act's termination provisions, leading to a legal battle over ownership. In 2018, a U.S. District Court ruled in favor of Miller, affirming his rights to the original screenplay. This decision was upheld in 2021, granting Miller control over the original film's elements, while Cunningham retained rights to aspects introduced in subsequent sequels. --- Information from "The Friday the 13th Lawsuit Is Messier Than You Think" By Shawn Van Horn. Published Sep 3, 2023
@@PanzerblitzRnRIf it’s not canon, it’s not a thing, so mentioning it as being a thing is just wrong. …not to mention this film released something like fifteen years before and he’s acting surprised like the filmmakers are being inconsistent with a thing that never existed before.
I watched the first one 1980, when I was 15, in the movie theater. I remember not liking it that much cause it was just a woman walking around killing a bunch of teens. I thought it was rather boring.
@@alejandromolinac I don’t think this was on purpose. It’s not a good movie by any stretch but the amount of things they were just getting completely wrong about it, and the rest of the films, took away any entertainment value this stream could have had.
Ha! Part 8 was never my favorite….. it has a gazillion issues….. but it has a lot of B-Movie Charm….. thought the stream was such a waste of time…. Like that…. They can’t believe a captain wants to push his son to take the reigns of a ship?…… That’s like the oldest trope in movies and reality….
@@alejandromolinac I don’t really view the franchise as B-movie material, so that’s why I can’t appreciate anything of the franchise after the seventh film. Agree on that scene. It seems easily implied to me that the Captain had spent time grooming and training his son to take up the family tradition but the son clearly wasn’t interested, and this was the culmination of a longer part of their relationship we can assume occurred prior to the start of the movie. There are *so* many bigger fish to fry in this movie. That one was beyond nitpick.
Yeah….. I’ve seen more fun streams cover this flick….. I think when it’s a horror exclusive channel, they don’t take it as seriously….. Same with the “where did all the other students go…..”….. I am like….. well, the teacher gathers them on a room and Jason is seen staring at them…. Obviously it is implied he killed them all or locked them as it got flooded….
All of those old horror movie villains had involuntary teleportation. “I still know what you did last summer” was one of my favorites for that. He kept getting teleported away from people he was about to end.
I dont think ive ever heard a more offputting laugh in my life than uninspired reviewers. Like wearing headphones, it sounds like someone norting water directly out of my ear while blowing their nose
Darkhour: “It’s hard to differentiate the films because Jason looks the same in all all of them.” Immediately followed by… Cynic: “Jason looks completely different in 2,3, and 4 even though they take place during the same weekend.” Commentary that’s as bad as the worst of these films.
Darkhour said there isn't *much* different about his look starting with 3, specifically citing his hockey mask as the reason why, and Cynic was talking about a lack of community in his clothing between films Commentary commentary that's just as bad as it accuses the commentary of being
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"Welcome to Prime Time, b****!" That line is more iconic than this entire movie.😂 Superb stream, boys!!❤
Fun fact: in the recent Friday the 13th video game, players assume the role of a camp counselor, or Jason Voorhees himself. The counselors are all based on classic slasher film archetypes, like the virginal final girl, the slut, the nerd, the jock, the rich kid, etc., but when playing as Jason, you have several iterations of the character to choose from, based on his appearances in most of the films, but the differences aren’t purely cosmetic-every version of Jason in the game is either limited or bolstered by what the character could do in their respective films.
For this reason, Part 8 Jason is the most OP version there is, able to teleport _frequently_ thanks to shorter cooldowns of his powers, and swim _extremely_ fast in the water, making escaping by boat nearly impossible if the person playing as Part 8 Jason is aware of his advantage. His only drawback? He’s undead, like his other versions from Part 6 onward, so he can’t run-only walk fast-but if you know what you’re doing, that won’t stop you from routinely leaving no survivors.
Damn, I miss that game. 😫
I bought two consoles, and the game itself, twice, just for the experience of this game, only to learn that there’s nothing more than a demo to be played on one console without internet, and it won’t even load on the other.
@@SumDumGy That really sucks, man. I’m sorry to hear that was your only experience with it. If I could somehow give you all the many hours of fun that I had with it to you, I would.
@@diazdelosmuertos1503 I appreciate that. It’s kind of even worse.
I bought my PS4 specifically for that game, so I got it and the game the same day. Why, even knowing I don’t play online? Because some ass clown from the studio claimed there was an offline play mode. So I fire the thing up, put the disc in and…nothing. Internet required. You can imagine that’s some expensive paperweights.
So then I’m able to confirm through a third party that the Switch version does have an offline mode, so I buy that console and the game, too. Of course, that’s when I found out it’s nothing more than a glorified demo without internet. Basically it’s one level of accessibility, one Jason, whom you always play as, and then there’s something like two mission oriented side quest levels that last a couple minutes each. That’s all you get. Almost an expensive paperweight.
Suffice it to say I got about one day’s worth of entertainment out of that game.
Jason would fit right in on the New York subway.
The film was a compromise. The writer/director wanted to do "Jason on a Boat" and the Studio wanted to do Jason in New York. But there wasn't enough budget to do a New York story so the director filmed the boat story anyway and did a bunch of random scenes at the end to cover the New York idea. They also titled it "Jason takes Manhattan".
I doubt the studio even noticed that he still did his boat story instead of what they wanted.
Leonard Maltin loved this film when it was release and praised it as the best film in the Friday the 13th series.
Cannot wait to watch along tonight when I get home from work!
Mauler on any vid is money
Even though I never saw it before, this was a very fun stream. I look forward to more like it, however infrequent they might be.
This is probably the worst stream I’ve ever seen. You were fortunate to have never seen the movie. A group of guys discussing a thing clearly none of them know anything about, even when it’s playing in front of them.
Oh god….. the worst part was “if you want to see a good Jason flick….. watch the 2008 remake….”
I am likes…. Huh? Parts 2-7?
@@alejandromolinac It was from 2009.
@@alejandromolinac One of *many* bad takes on this episode.
Jesús….. off by one year….
I remember watching this in the theater and everyone was laughing at this part 1:59:27 😂😂😂
1:29:05 Sleeping bag, that's Jason X simulation scene, not Freddy Vs. Jason. And it's a reference to the original scene in Part VII.
Ha! I have come to appreciate this entry more in recent years..... It had a broad range of colorful characters.... Too bad they didn't get a lot of "development" like the ones from the first few films.....I always wondered why they didn't do something like Monica Cop in order to use The City more....
Looks like a gig we use them to get frogs
This is gonna be good.
Dark hour looking skinny legend
The one thing I remembered from Jason Takes Manhattan was the boxer's death. So, I guess it was memorable in some way. I was roughly 9 at the time. I remember not liking this film even back then, though.
I like how MauLer reminded you that he was on before!
I would recommend Warlock, wish master, or Solomon Kane for more of these streams.
1:19:10 Uninspired is wrong, he does try to fire at the warning dude and it doesnt work.On 01:29:30 there's a freeze frame of the scene but he totally just skips it.
This was a staple of my house much like a more conventional title would be one of the Charlie Brown specials.
The guy getting his head literally knocked off by Jason was always.. pardon the expression.. a big hit in our family because of the balls of the guy lol
2:12:54 That's not true at all.
New Line Cinema was absorbed by Warner Bros. in 2008 but continues to operate as an unit.
The rights to the "Friday the 13th" franchise and the character Jason Voorhees became entangled in legal disputes due to copyright issues, not because of New Line Cinema's merger with Warner Bros. The primary conflict arose between Victor Miller, the original screenwriter, and Sean S. Cunningham, the director and producer. Miller sought to reclaim the rights to his screenplay under the U.S. Copyright Act's termination provisions, leading to a legal battle over ownership. In 2018, a U.S. District Court ruled in favor of Miller, affirming his rights to the original screenplay. This decision was upheld in 2021, granting Miller control over the original film's elements, while Cunningham retained rights to aspects introduced in subsequent sequels.
--- Information from "The Friday the 13th Lawsuit Is Messier Than You Think" By Shawn Van Horn. Published Sep 3, 2023
The 80s were a beautiful time.
Jason isn’t and has never been afraid of water.
He is in FvJ
@@PanzerblitzRnR ….a non-canon film.
@@SumDumGyAnd?
@@PanzerblitzRnRIf it’s not canon, it’s not a thing, so mentioning it as being a thing is just wrong.
…not to mention this film released something like fifteen years before and he’s acting surprised like the filmmakers are being inconsistent with a thing that never existed before.
@SumDumGy your last comment is understandable, but still, you said "never" not "in the main movies"nor "in canon" or anything.
Too much nudity in part 7 to discuss in a stream?? Two scenes you don’t have to show or even hardly mention.
Ha! Always thought part 4 and 5 were the naughtiest of the whole series!
@@alejandromolinac They absolutely are!
I watched the first one 1980, when I was 15, in the movie theater. I remember not liking it that much cause it was just a woman walking around killing a bunch of teens. I thought it was rather boring.
Parts 4 and 6 are actually pretty good, woold recommend chevking them out and they are tied together (5 is too but it is not great)
Nah….. these monkeys would just nitpick the hell out of them ….. what a snooze fest of a review
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Does dark hour have to appear on every episode?
1:00:07 Tomorrow NEVER Dies.
I'm so glad I never saw this movie.
Oh yeah I'm first.
Mm
Does Darkhour really think Jason “dies” in the lake at the end of each of these films, when it’s happened twice out of eight?
Yeah….. this was such an obnoxious stream of nitpicks and “misunderstandings” on purpose
@@alejandromolinac I don’t think this was on purpose. It’s not a good movie by any stretch but the amount of things they were just getting completely wrong about it, and the rest of the films, took away any entertainment value this stream could have had.
Ha! Part 8 was never my favorite….. it has a gazillion issues….. but it has a lot of B-Movie Charm….. thought the stream was such a waste of time…. Like that…. They can’t believe a captain wants to push his son to take the reigns of a ship?…… That’s like the oldest trope in movies and reality….
@@alejandromolinac I don’t really view the franchise as B-movie material, so that’s why I can’t appreciate anything of the franchise after the seventh film.
Agree on that scene. It seems easily implied to me that the Captain had spent time grooming and training his son to take up the family tradition but the son clearly wasn’t interested, and this was the culmination of a longer part of their relationship we can assume occurred prior to the start of the movie.
There are *so* many bigger fish to fry in this movie. That one was beyond nitpick.
Yeah….. I’ve seen more fun streams cover this flick….. I think when it’s a horror exclusive channel, they don’t take it as seriously…..
Same with the “where did all the other students go…..”….. I am like….. well, the teacher gathers them on a room and Jason is seen staring at them…. Obviously it is implied he killed them all or locked them as it got flooded….
All of those old horror movie villains had involuntary teleportation. “I still know what you did last summer” was one of my favorites for that. He kept getting teleported away from people he was about to end.
I dont think ive ever heard a more offputting laugh in my life than uninspired reviewers. Like wearing headphones, it sounds like someone norting water directly out of my ear while blowing their nose
Oh god this was insufferable…… these reviewer types only work when mocking self important, current day, corporate movies…..
Darkhour: “It’s hard to differentiate the films because Jason looks the same in all all of them.”
Immediately followed by…
Cynic: “Jason looks completely different in 2,3, and 4 even though they take place during the same weekend.”
Commentary that’s as bad as the worst of these films.
Darkhour said there isn't *much* different about his look starting with 3, specifically citing his hockey mask as the reason why, and Cynic was talking about a lack of community in his clothing between films
Commentary commentary that's just as bad as it accuses the commentary of being