Hey would you Be willing to look into a cold case from my area? I'd be interested to see how it goes maybe I'll learn more that i don't already know! Please let me know!
maybe they thought better of it after hearing that story abt Jason. I'd like to think they probably heard more gossip abt Crystal Lake at the bar, & decided to leave while they still could lol
Jason is a classic D&D Revenant. Revenants are basically Super Zombies who will resurrect over and over again after being killed until their unfinished business is completed. Most often this is revenge. But sometimes this cycle is attached to a specific location or type of person, such as Camp Crystal Lake and drunk fornicating young adults.
Dude! 100%! Lore wise his status was induced via his mother trying to resurrect him with the Necronomicon from Evil Dead (for real) but his existence is legit a Deadite Revenant!
Definitely in the later movies, its less clear in the earlier ones I'd say, since I don't think he's undead yet. At that point he seems more like low-level Barbarian with the 5e rest rules. (And maybe some weird bonus on death saves) Just incredibly hard to put down for an average person, usually requiring a crit to take out of a fight even in the short-term, and all he needs is a breather to get the HP back and he's going again.
My favorite thing about Jason Vorhees vs other slasher movie killers is that Jason acts more like a force of nature than anything else. Ghostface plays with his food and toys with them before he kills and plays sick games with everyone. Michael Meyers, being the embodiment of evil is just as sadistic, but more so in how he kills. He is not clean with it and often seems to go through lengths at times to be as brutal and make his victims suffer as he does. But Jason. He just kills you. He doesn’t play games with you and he doesn’t seem interested in your suffering. The vast majority of his victims are killed in very direct and quick methods. Cut your head off, stabbing you through the eye or the heart. Beating you to death if he needs to. Hell the most sinister way I can recall him killing is with strangulation but even then if he has a weapon he’ll use it instead. And even when he stops and looks down at his victims it comes off more so as making sure they’re dead than basking in the act. These things along with his near supernatural resilience and strength and ability to somehow traverse distances faster than someone at a dead sprint honestly make him to be my favorite slasher movie killer. Because while others are sadists, Jason is just that: a killer.
My friends and I called that the "void walk" or "dim door" from D&D. Every step was like twenty full strides. Which is funny because it's first time I hear myself saying stuff I'd believe could be said in Stranger Things. Nostaglia, helluva drug.
Fun fact: Rob’s shouting “he’s killing me” was inspired by a murder in New York that when the director wrote it, it stuck with him and he thought it sounded terrifying. But I believe the real quote was “please stop killing me”.
@@BatnanoNo, he read an article that inspired him to write the scene in the movie. It was about someone who had heard the person screaming and ignored it, then they later found out the person was actually murdered.
Fun fact: Freddy Vs Jason vs Ash (From Evil Dead) was almost a movie that was made as a sequel to Freddy vs Jason, there were even easter eggs in the movies pointing to it, but unfortunately it fell through, although there was a comic series made about it
@@Stumme-40203 There was also going to be a sequel set in LA at one point. I would have loved to have seen that. "Jason Joins the Crips." Hell, Freddie was already there, at least in that one really meta movie, what was that one called again, "Wes Craven's New Nightmare" or some shit? That one was GOOD.
Well, in all fairness, Adam Marcus decided he was just going to write Evil Dead mythology into Friday the 13th for no reason. Then the fans all rejected it and to this very day he’s like “nah, I wrote it, that’s how it is now.”
It would be cool if you guys did this for other horror characters! Maybe even go into folklore that inspired or relates to the character/creature? Edit: thanks for the likes I didn't expect this😂
Note for part 2. The scene with Mrs. Vorhees head, there are 3 bodies, one is the officer the other is the skinny dipping girl and the other is the decomposed remains of the girl from the first movie WITH THE ICE PICK STILL IN HER HEAD LOL
I think I’m learning that much like Wendigoon, I don’t necessarily care what topic you cover. I love the way you present information and will probably be happy watching a video covering whatever you want to talk about! That being said, I would love to hear you cover more horror movie characters or topics!
Definitely would be down to see more horror analysis, both with loremeister "what is that supposed to be" and "how did they screw that lore up" and filmmeister "how did they make that effect" and "how did they screw that effect up"
Glad to be part of the group here listening and I enjoyed this more than I would have enjoyed watching this movie again. People who are multitasking what kind of work were you doing what listening or what kind of game were you playing?
The missing counselors from the second one are in the group that goes to the bar. Ted had asked the old couple if there were any after-hours places around and it's safe to assume Ted and probably the rest of the counselors we're just out the entire time Jason was killing everyone else.
Thoughts on the novelization of the original Halloween? In the book it characterizes Michael Myers' behavior as a family curse from the ancient Celtic tribes, a punishment for committing a great crime and that his great uncle had gone on a similar rampage on another Halloween night
Loved the video! One critique I have with it is that you COMPLETELY glossed over when he got his iconic hockey mask in the third film! For me the hockey mask is as much a part of jason as the mask is to Myers, knife gloves to Freddy, and the chainsaw to Texas chainsaw massacre!
This is hands down the funniest video you’ve ever made while also being genuinely a good deconstruction of the movies and story. I hope you do more just like it
I love the way you did this video. I love how you came up with a different way of saying they were having sex without saying they were having sex. You should definitely do more videos like this, and I thought that your synopsis of each movie was perfect. I say this as a person who probably saw this movie for the first time when I was maybe nine or 10 years old. Yes I had bad parents
Imagine my aunt babysitting me as a 7 year old and for some reason letting my watch the original texas chainsaw massacre when it was time for me to lay down for a nap. She said I could pick any movie I wanted.
I always thought his mother knew he was "dead" but undead in some way, and kept by her in the woods. Hence she still wanted revenge for what the teens did to him.
@@travzimmerman1340cause he was a camper. His mom being an employee means that he got to be a camper for free, and while she was working they were supposed to be watching the kids. And even if he wasn't a camper, the kids who caused him to drown were all campers, and letting your charges kill another child kinda puts you at fault for the death.
So now that i've actually finished the video, since you asked for my notes. The Commentary as part of the recap, with all the puns and inuendo had me dying with laughter. I'm absolutely re-watching this video just for that part alone. I really appreciate all the effort and humor that went into that instead of just going "so then he killed him." I'd love to hear from Thornburry about the film side of things. its something that genuinely interests me, and i'mreally hoping that will happen in the sunday livestream. i'm super excited for it this time.
Seconded! I'm a theatre tech student, and listening to film folks talk about their side of things is fascinating. I have a deep love for the practical effects in these old movies.
I remember when I was a kid, my dad liked to watch horror movies all the time and he would give me these wild explanations about them if he had seen them before. For Friday the 13th series my dad summarized it as being about Jason, to the best of my recollection his version of the plot went something like "Jason is like a zombie. In the first one it was about his mom, when she died she put a curse or somethin' out there and it brought Jason back at the end. Now Jason can't die and he haunts the camp for people like those that killed his mom." I mean it is not exactly accurate, but it's not wrong either.
Due to my father owning a horror movie memorabilia shop, I got to meet Betsy Palmer (original actress for Pamela Voorhees) when he brought her in for a signing event. It was on halloween so before they opened up, my mom brought my siblings and I around so my dad could see us in our costumes before we went out to trick or treat. I remember her being really nice, taking a picture with us, and complimenting our costumes.... Years later, I was hanging out with my dad and his friends and he was talking about the even to since one of the people there hadn't been there and she had recently passed away. That's when I learned that this woman that I had perceived as a sweet old lady was actually pretty hardcore and cool.
As a fan of horror and folklore, I enjoy approaching horror movies as one way we tell our scary stories these days…. Even if looking back they’re kind of ridiculous. I have a soft spot for the Vorheese Clan. But I enjoy your storytelling, would love to hear your approach to more horror media too honestly!
Hadn't even realized it was actually Friday the 13th until you said it in the video, not even the title tipped me off. That's my mental state in a nutshell right now. Like someone else said, doing horror movie/book analysis videos and diving into the real life stories or lore they might be based on is something I'd love to see more of, too, if only once in a while, in between the missing 411 stuff. This and the Donner Party video are hands down the most interesting videos I've watched on youtube in a long time. Keep up your stuff, don't ever change.
Guys, "stop, hammer time" _is_ from the song U Can't Touch This. Also, the way I've always understood the Friday 13 superstition is that Friday is traditionally associated with witches and thirteen was originally considered a magical number, which over time got it associated with witchcraft and bad luck. So, basically, Friday 13 became thought of as unlucky since it was a day when supernatural forces were extra powerful and you were more likely to get hexed. Don't know any sources that back that up, though, it's just what I heard at some point.
In Part 6 Tommy has a ritual that says that the only way to stop Jason is to return him to his original resting place, which Tommy says is the lake, lending more evidence to the theory that Jason did die and was resurrected by his mother. But then the "ritual" is just tying a giant rock around Jason's neck to weigh him down so idk if it's that credible lol
When you said the part about your campfire story session, every time I know there will be a campfire, I’ll Frankenstein a story together based off your videos
Same here! I'm not so much scared as disturbed by graphic portrayals of people in emotional and physical pain, but the stories and lore are interesting.
Jason Voorhees is a happily married man to Carrie White. Every Easter he delivers candy and plastic strips supposed to be grass to clog up your vacuums. He also leaves decorated eggs for you to find when they go bad and stink up your place. I know him and his wife real well. We play cards every Thursday.
I am a Nightmare in Elm Street fan of slasher movies. Jason never caught my attention so this video and its format was actually the Cliff Notes version I needed. I will never watch the Jason’s movies but now I have enough to have a semi decent conversation about it. Thank you
I'm about the same way, except coming at it as someone who prefers the 'Halloween' films: Jason never got my attention beyond the first movie, so the Cliff Notes overview and recommendations on the better entries in the series is much appreciated! With that in mind, I don't think I've seen even one of the Elm Street movies, so hopefully The Lore Lodge does an overview of those one day!
Please do *not* dial down the meta-analysis through the video - this was perfect. Thank you! Not what I was expecting from the Lore Lodge, but a very welcome surprise. More of this type of thing would be enjoyable :) (Though I love your other content too, so I hope you don't pivot completely...)
I think we all know the real reason the 2009 Friday the 13th movie is so good is became Jared is in it. Jared has such good actorial (is that a word?) range that he can do Walker Texas Ranger, Sam Winchester, Dean Forester, and Clay Miller. He has so many characters with such different personalities and does all of them so well. Also love the film/horror movie content. I definitely think getting the cinematic commentary from Aiden would be so cool. I would say maybe include some more shots of the antagonists because I think it would help add on to what you are saying. I also realized in this movie Jason was not the horror villain I thought he was. I can’t tell most of them apart so that’s on me
I think you guys could expand this concept into lots of stories. You could do a whole series on the cultures that inspired the different species in LOTR. You could do the story of Okiku's well that inspired the ring movies. The Strangers was based on a true story. I would love to see that explained as an unsolved mystery. Can't wait to see the Blair Witch!
45:00--Im glad you acknowledge this cuz NO ONE ever acknowledges that Corey Feldman did this on Barbara Walters show and to her face, and all she had to say was "youre putting a black mark on an entire industry"!
Great job Lore Lodge, I would definitely watch more movie series reviews. Being born in the 80's Jason was a very scary monster and legitmate fear as a kid. I enjoy the channel and appreciate all your dedication to researching for accuracy of details. Love your work.
I understood the King Solomon reference, but the explaination and explaination of the explaination made it so much better! Great work on the Friday the 13th analysis... I imagine the other films would make a great inebriated stream.
I always appreciate the analysis during the retelling. I love the fun you guys seemed to have had in making this video. I personally struggle to watch anything gory or too thrilling because of my PTSD, but I love watching videos like this that break it down and tell me the story in a less scary way. Keep up the good work 👏 ❤
I love how this one turned out, and would love to see you guys cover and break down the post-death/resurrection Friday movies. I think the lore got better as they went on, especially with Tommy and his continued obsession with Jason.
I loved this video, and I am sad your channel doesn't have a lot more content about horror films. Just the fact you don't mention allegory, metaphor or parable already makes you better than 99% of TH-cam channels that talk about horror.
In Freddy vs Jason vs Ash (canon to Freddy vs Jason the movie) he is a zombie of the Necronomicon Ex Mortis (Evil Dead version), Part IX he is a “Hell Worm” (also partially canon to Freddy vs Jason), and in another comic he is simply a zombie resurrected by Native American burial grounds at Crystal Lake that woke him from death due to how he died. And in part VI he is just a zombie resurrected by lightning.
The Native-American-Burial-Ground cliche almost sounds like it could have been a fun nod to Stephen King's 'Pet Sematery', which sounds like it could have been an even more brilliant origin story than the Necronomicon angle, though something tells me that I'd be giving the writers too much credit there. Seriously, Jason being resurrected as a "came back wrong" zombie-thing in a Lovecraftian "Micmac" burial ground-a-la-Stephen King's 'Pet Sematery', using the Necronomicon 'Evil Dead' style, could have been a lot of very weird and atmospheric horror movie fun, and really, I think the whole premise that Jason evolved into by the second or third sequel really sounds like it could have fit the Pet Sematery-meets-"deadite" template much better than whatever we got instead!
I say this entirely as a compliment, this felt very Roanoke Gaming inspired and it was a very cool breakdown. Obviously Roanoke covers more of the biology side so it's nice to have a lore side too.
This gave off the feel of Wendigoon's Christmas with the Kranks video, I'd like these lighter hearted, more comedic videos. I mean we've been learning about cannibalism and an omnipotent, malicious entity haunting a home... So I'm sure we need them for our mental health.
My, very beloved, sister was born on Friday the 13th and every time it falls in February, we joke with her. She also has a few medical issues, so we also joke about her having "such bad luck" to be born on Friday the 13th :)
The movie is talking about 6/13/80 because that was actually a Friday, in 79 it was a Tuesday. Also, I really liked this video and format. Pretty interesting.
I didn't know that! I remember a rather adorable horror movie spoof film from 1981, 'Saturday the 14th', that of course makes a comedic nod to the date, whether they were aware of the actual date the year before or not. 'Saturday the 14th' - predating 'Poltergeist' by a year, give or take, was about a suburbanite family moving into a haunted house where the TV played only 'Twilight Zone' reruns and the kids were menaced by goofy monsters after reading an evil book, 'Evil Dead' style! I wonder if the Lore Lodge team were aware of the '80s-era 'Friday the Thirteenth: The Series' TV show when researching this video? It was not connected directly to the movies (being about a brother-and-sister team of would-be antique shop inheritors who team up with a stage magician/occultist to track down cursed antiques sold by their uncle after the devil called due on a contract for the uncle's soul), and IIRC the official word afterward from the creators is that they have nothing to do with each other, but the show DID appear at about the same time as 'Freddy's Nightmares', an anthology horror show hosted by a wise-cracking Freddy Krueger, at a time when slasher movies were pop-culture hotcakes, and a few years before a 'Poltergeist: The Legacy' TV series that had nothing to do with those films aired, so someone, somewhere had to have been aware that putting 'Friday the 13th' on a TV series at least implied it was related to the films in some way! (The TV series was produced by the same guy who produced the 'Friday the 13th' film sequels, and legend has it that he considered doing an episode where Jason's hockey mask was one of the cursed antiques, but the plan never went through, because he wanted the series to stand on its own, and he says he only used the same name to help sell the series to Network Execs, and because of the shared connection to the date's association with curses and bad luck....)
I loved this video!! Please more of this for other horror characters/stories too. Your retelling of the story made me laugh out loud so many times and was so well done. Would also love to hear Aidan's filmmaking perspectives incorporated too. This was such a fun video to watch and definitely would love to see more of these. Thank you!
Former camp counselor here, depending on how many days camp was, counselors would have sometimes up to 2 weeks for training. I only had 1 or 2 days training at most personally tho
And of course, the training was naturally punctuated by the sort of adult shenanigans that Aiden would need to describe euphemistically! How did you escape from the ensuing slasher rampages, though???
My grandfather, at the age of 12, had his appendix removed on Friday, May 13, 1932. An old country doctor came to his house on horseback & performed the surgery on the kitchen table with nothing but whisky as anesthetic. He always said Friday the 13th was his lucky day. Because he survived! ✌🏼
I believe that, in a comic, it was revealed that his father was an abuser and after Pamela took off with Jason, she became very protective over him, which would explain why she went on a tampage to keep people away from the camp, which fueled Jason's motives as well, along with his mother's death. With his survival from drowning, i believe it was stated somewhere that he learned on the go and just didnt go back to the camp because he didnt want to get bullied, kind of condemning the camp to his mother's wrath. As for how he survived for 20 years ..i think a hunter helped him out or something.
Side note, but the deadite thing makes no sense, considering he was revived through a jolt of lightning and a metal rod and not the necronimocon, but Jason after part 4 just got weird so...who cares, I guess
I just subscribed. You gave a very good analysis and there is a lot of ground to cover in horror and suspense. You have so many series you can cover: Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, Saw, Scream, Final Destination, Child's Play/Chucky, The Conjuring, Annabelle, M3gan, and the list goes on and on.
I think what would make this kind of video most enjoyable would be to give big disclaimers at the beginning that its fiction, and then go through the entire story as if its all just as allegedly real as any of the other spooky mysteries you've covered. Then after the story go for the meta analysis 💜
Hey lore lodge guy. You mentioned Elias was Jasons father. In demon lore isnt Elias the spawn of Lilith? Elias is the name of a a demi-demon, or something like that.
I would love love love to see you cover other horror movie characters!!! Your story telling skills are amazing and I find your quirky sarcastic sense of humor enormously entertaining!! Looking forward to the next video❤
I always bought into the jason was brought back by his mom line. Makes sense how he can survive as a kid, how they can “communicate”, doesn’t really die, and is not very agile like a zombie/deadite. So it makes sense and fills in some holes. Good call by the director imo.
Constructive criticism: do more videos like this. Not a huge horror movie fan but loved the analysis. Maybe add segments in the scroll bar so people titling the part. Also that dibella arts quote has me dying as I’m actively playing Skyrim.
2009 Jason scared the shit out of me. I thought that the slow walk killers like Michael and Jason were silly, but seeing Jason sprinting at someone essentially preform the machete swing equivalent of a soccer kick was terrifying for 12 year old me when I started getting into horror movies.
I like the meta analysis, it really sets it apart from a lot of other similar videos about these movies. I don't think any other Friday The 13th video goes into detail about the origin of the superstitions surrounding that date 🤣
i Love this format. You do a great job at explaining things and put in a lot of effort. it Would be awesome if you dove into the sleep away camp series. it’s one of my favorite low budget 80s slashers.
Great video! I don't remember if you've done this before, but a history of lore regarding the full moon and insanity would be awesome. Also more horror movie videos!
Heh, NJ native here. I've seen a bit of a civil war about which part of New Jersey that was supposed to be where Camp Crystal Lake was located, based on our usual North Jersey/South Jersey divide: North says it's in the NJ Appalachians, South says it's in the Pine Barrens. I personally think it's in the mountains, since it doesn't really feel like the Pines in my experience (also, if it was the Pines, then the Jersey Devil should have been factored in somehow). Anyway, the only movie in this series that I really liked was the very first, cuz it felt clear that the murders were all Mrs. Voorhees' vengeance, that Alice was just affected by the trauma of it all, & that Jason as we know him now wasn't really supposed to exist. But you can't really make "middle-aged mom in a sweater" into a horror icon like they could with him.
It's interesting how in the second movie, someone was able to grab Jason from the back and hold him. While in the later movies he's basically the terminator.
Your typical content is still a personal favourite, especially since you include so much back story of locations and the history of the people who inhabited the area but this was quite enjoyable!
Actually, if you payed attention. You would have seen that the 5 counselors that "went missing" stayed behind with Ted when Paul & Ginny left the bar. They were shown in the back of Jeff's pickup truck.
I have the perfect job. I'm alone in a kitchen and I get to cook and listen to your videos all day long. This one had me laughing at the description of the death scenes, and now my co-workers think I'm nuts from all the laughing I'm doing. This was awesome!
would love to see more vids like this! i think the format was good, loved some of the movie making tidbits throughout and meta-analysis. i think The Shape would be great fodder for one of these if you're stil feeling the classic slasher vibe :)
As a kid i made up the theory that when his mom died her spirit went into jasons body in the lake and combined with jasons confused spirit probably not knowing hes even dead. So in a sense its the same villan all the way thru the series. Because it makes no sense for his mom to go on a killing spree in the first place if hes alive in the woods he would return to her. Also explains him always hearing her voice shes still in there with him pushing him to kill from the start.
The unresolved ending of Part 2 was supposed to be explained in Part 3, which was supposed to star Amy Steel, who survived the end of the film. It was supposed to be an excellent script, but Amy Steel was not available, so it was scrapped and we got the disappointing 3d version instead.
I didn't even think of the 'Poltergeist' movies, good call! That's a franchise that really ran off on some weird rails, the original movie had a very strange and complicated production backstory as well (if I remember correctly, the story started out as something much closer to 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' meets 'E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial', and evolved into a ghost story through some rewrites!) I rather liked the under-rated and under-appreciated reboot film, and believe it or not there was a TV series somehow based on the original films (I don't remember watching it much, but the TV series really ran off on a weird side-rail, and one suspects it was meant to have been an unrelated TV series that had the 'Poltergeist' brand tacked on as an afterthought!)
I watched through the whole videi and i enjoyed the new format. I kinda wish you showed some of the scenes from the movie you talked about, but I don't want you to get copyrighted or demonetized. As for the meta analysis stuff, keep it. It's why i and i think other people come to the channel. You explai things very well. I'd love to see more of these along with your usual stuff.
My favorite part is when he gets frozen for centuries by the FBI then thawed out by future science students. And there was a augmented reality simulation room that simulated the lake from the original movies for some reason.
I have to take this time to talk about the Coast Guard Cutter Edisto. It was decommissioned a few years ago but the Hull Number was 1313. The four letter "call sign" (which usually has nothing to do with the ship itself) was "NLKY" as in "Not Lucky". Our ship's mascot artwork was a black cat with an eyepatch (with a clover on it) and a snaggle tooth. The RADAR trackball was replaced with a 13 billiard ball at some point (which I got when the ship was decommissioned by replacing it with the original ball). We got every Friday the 13th off as "Lucky Eddie Day". And, to dig a little bit deeper in a "nerdy" sense our small boat was hull number 181308. It was an 18 foot RIHB, so the hull number had to start with "18", but: If you take 5 from 18 you get 13 If you add 5 to 08 you get 13 So with a tiny bit of math our small boat hull number became "131313". I always say that when they commissioned the Edisto they had a sense of humor and leaned in to the "bad luck" idea. As far as her success, in 31 years she got 14 drug busts (average of one every 2.2 years). Fairly succcessful.
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Hey would you Be willing to look into a cold case from my area? I'd be interested to see how it goes maybe I'll learn more that i don't already know! Please let me know!
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Aiden, those counselors that disappeared in the second movie aren’t a flaw on the part of the filmmakers, they’re missing 411
They actually are there at dinner the next night and they stay at the bar, the night of the killings.
Yeah. There actually is a reason they aren't there. They went to a bar and missed the murders.
“Pamela” by Chat Pile is a song from the perspective of Jason’s mother. It’s hauntingly heavy
maybe they thought better of it after hearing that story abt Jason. I'd like to think they probably heard more gossip abt Crystal Lake at the bar, & decided to leave while they still could lol
As I read this, there is 411 likes on the comment of dialing 411... weird.......
Jason is a classic D&D Revenant. Revenants are basically Super Zombies who will resurrect over and over again after being killed until their unfinished business is completed. Most often this is revenge. But sometimes this cycle is attached to a specific location or type of person, such as Camp Crystal Lake and drunk fornicating young adults.
Dude! 100%! Lore wise his status was induced via his mother trying to resurrect him with the Necronomicon from Evil Dead (for real) but his existence is legit a Deadite Revenant!
Hell ya! I never thought of it that way. Im a d&d player and that really makes sense
Definitely in the later movies, its less clear in the earlier ones I'd say, since I don't think he's undead yet. At that point he seems more like low-level Barbarian with the 5e rest rules. (And maybe some weird bonus on death saves) Just incredibly hard to put down for an average person, usually requiring a crit to take out of a fight even in the short-term, and all he needs is a breather to get the HP back and he's going again.
Well that’s…interesting
You can connect D&D to anything. Isn't that awesome?😅
My favorite thing about Jason Vorhees vs other slasher movie killers is that Jason acts more like a force of nature than anything else.
Ghostface plays with his food and toys with them before he kills and plays sick games with everyone. Michael Meyers, being the embodiment of evil is just as sadistic, but more so in how he kills. He is not clean with it and often seems to go through lengths at times to be as brutal and make his victims suffer as he does.
But Jason. He just kills you. He doesn’t play games with you and he doesn’t seem interested in your suffering. The vast majority of his victims are killed in very direct and quick methods. Cut your head off, stabbing you through the eye or the heart. Beating you to death if he needs to. Hell the most sinister way I can recall him killing is with strangulation but even then if he has a weapon he’ll use it instead. And even when he stops and looks down at his victims it comes off more so as making sure they’re dead than basking in the act.
These things along with his near supernatural resilience and strength and ability to somehow traverse distances faster than someone at a dead sprint honestly make him to be my favorite slasher movie killer. Because while others are sadists, Jason is just that: a killer.
Would you say Freddy stalked his prey too
Jason compassionately murders.
My friends and I called that the "void walk" or "dim door" from D&D. Every step was like twenty full strides.
Which is funny because it's first time I hear myself saying stuff I'd believe could be said in Stranger Things. Nostaglia, helluva drug.
Jason is a killing machine he's kinda fafo with a few of his victims.
Jason is my all time favorite
Fun fact: Rob’s shouting “he’s killing me” was inspired by a murder in New York that when the director wrote it, it stuck with him and he thought it sounded terrifying. But I believe the real quote was “please stop killing me”.
I get heavy customer service vibes from that. "Sir, I'm gonna have to ask you to stop your killing. We just mopped the floor."
thats my fav part in part 4 lmao i laugh every damn time
Nah the real quote was "I feel fantastic"
@@Batnanobro, what?!?!
@@BatnanoNo, he read an article that inspired him to write the scene in the movie. It was about someone who had heard the person screaming and ignored it, then they later found out the person was actually murdered.
Fun fact: Freddy Vs Jason vs Ash (From Evil Dead) was almost a movie that was made as a sequel to Freddy vs Jason, there were even easter eggs in the movies pointing to it, but unfortunately it fell through, although there was a comic series made about it
Also the ending was originally supposed to be both of them being sent to hell and greeted by Pinhead.
This is a fact I tend to forget because its just too sad...
@@Stumme-40203 There was also going to be a sequel set in LA at one point. I would have loved to have seen that. "Jason Joins the Crips." Hell, Freddie was already there, at least in that one really meta movie, what was that one called again, "Wes Craven's New Nightmare" or some shit? That one was GOOD.
Well, in all fairness, Adam Marcus decided he was just going to write Evil Dead mythology into Friday the 13th for no reason. Then the fans all rejected it and to this very day he’s like “nah, I wrote it, that’s how it is now.”
@@Stumme-40203that would have been awesome
It would be cool if you guys did this for other horror characters! Maybe even go into folklore that inspired or relates to the character/creature?
Edit: thanks for the likes I didn't expect this😂
Blair witch is next!
I like this idea
This is a good idea. Would watch definitely.
@@TheLoreLodge definitely need to do halloween.
@@TheLoreLodge hell yeah!
Hold up…. You guys DID do the right song. The line “stop. Hammer time.” Is from “Can’t touch this”
Are you serious
Yes, go listen to the song dude
@@TheLoreLodge😂😂😂
LOL yeah thought the same thing. Hammer time is not a song 'Can't Touch This' is and has the words hammer time in it.
Had that thought, Googled lyrics to check, came to find this comment.
Note for part 2. The scene with Mrs. Vorhees head, there are 3 bodies, one is the officer the other is the skinny dipping girl and the other is the decomposed remains of the girl from the first movie WITH THE ICE PICK STILL IN HER HEAD LOL
The final girl from part 1 I think her name was Alice Hardy but I could be wrong
I think I’m learning that much like Wendigoon, I don’t necessarily care what topic you cover. I love the way you present information and will probably be happy watching a video covering whatever you want to talk about! That being said, I would love to hear you cover more horror movie characters or topics!
SAME!
Wendy is amazing.
Definitely would be down to see more horror analysis, both with loremeister "what is that supposed to be" and "how did they screw that lore up" and filmmeister "how did they make that effect" and "how did they screw that effect up"
I'd really enjoy that
Glad to be part of the group here listening and I enjoyed this more than I would have enjoyed watching this movie again. People who are multitasking what kind of work were you doing what listening or what kind of game were you playing?
The missing counselors from the second one are in the group that goes to the bar. Ted had asked the old couple if there were any after-hours places around and it's safe to assume Ted and probably the rest of the counselors we're just out the entire time Jason was killing everyone else.
That night, binge drinking *saved* lives.
Thoughts on the novelization of the original Halloween? In the book it characterizes Michael Myers' behavior as a family curse from the ancient Celtic tribes, a punishment for committing a great crime and that his great uncle had gone on a similar rampage on another Halloween night
Well I had no idea about that, but now it’s worth looking into haha
@@TheLoreLodge The novelizations handle the "Cult of Thorn" storyline much better than the later movies, for sure
@@TheLoreLodgethey also republished the novelization illustrated so thats pretty cool. Its been out of print for over 40 years.
Loved the video!
One critique I have with it is that you COMPLETELY glossed over when he got his iconic hockey mask in the third film! For me the hockey mask is as much a part of jason as the mask is to Myers, knife gloves to Freddy, and the chainsaw to Texas chainsaw massacre!
This is hands down the funniest video you’ve ever made while also being genuinely a good deconstruction of the movies and story. I hope you do more just like it
I love the way you did this video. I love how you came up with a different way of saying they were having sex without saying they were having sex. You should definitely do more videos like this, and I thought that your synopsis of each movie was perfect. I say this as a person who probably saw this movie for the first time when I was maybe nine or 10 years old. Yes I had bad parents
Me a former mormon: Hand holding! How scandalous! This generous is completely devolved into degenerates!
You had great parents
Imagine my aunt babysitting me as a 7 year old and for some reason letting my watch the original texas chainsaw massacre when it was time for me to lay down for a nap. She said I could pick any movie I wanted.
Yes
@@imjustaguy8232 daaaamn.
I always thought his mother knew he was "dead" but undead in some way, and kept by her in the woods. Hence she still wanted revenge for what the teens did to him.
The teens didn't do anything to him. Why would camp counselors be responsible for the camp cooks kid?
@@travzimmerman1340cause he was a camper. His mom being an employee means that he got to be a camper for free, and while she was working they were supposed to be watching the kids. And even if he wasn't a camper, the kids who caused him to drown were all campers, and letting your charges kill another child kinda puts you at fault for the death.
So now that i've actually finished the video, since you asked for my notes.
The Commentary as part of the recap, with all the puns and inuendo had me dying with laughter. I'm absolutely re-watching this video just for that part alone. I really appreciate all the effort and humor that went into that instead of just going "so then he killed him."
I'd love to hear from Thornburry about the film side of things. its something that genuinely interests me, and i'mreally hoping that will happen in the sunday livestream. i'm super excited for it this time.
Seconded! I'm a theatre tech student, and listening to film folks talk about their side of things is fascinating. I have a deep love for the practical effects in these old movies.
Being raised on Freddy, Jason, and jaws I was and always will be screwed in my sleep, on land , and in my sleep… Thanks mom and dad lol
One, two, Freddy's coming for you..
So, did the shark come after you in your dreams? 😂
@@WokenWRLD Five, six grab your crucifix
Think I was drinking when I wrote that. I meant to say , screwed on land , in my sleep, and in the water
This was hilarious! Loved your murder and innuendo puns. I would love watching the two of you breakdown horror or supernatural films.
I remember when I was a kid, my dad liked to watch horror movies all the time and he would give me these wild explanations about them if he had seen them before. For Friday the 13th series my dad summarized it as being about Jason, to the best of my recollection his version of the plot went something like "Jason is like a zombie. In the first one it was about his mom, when she died she put a curse or somethin' out there and it brought Jason back at the end. Now Jason can't die and he haunts the camp for people like those that killed his mom." I mean it is not exactly accurate, but it's not wrong either.
It’s technically true, which is the best kind of true.
Everyone’s asking “what is Jason Voorhees?”, but no one’s asking “how is Jason Voorhees?”.
I shit you not that joke is in here
Told you
You heard it here first, folks
He's a little sad but I'm sure hes ok.
Why is Jason Voorhees?
Due to my father owning a horror movie memorabilia shop, I got to meet Betsy Palmer (original actress for Pamela Voorhees) when he brought her in for a signing event. It was on halloween so before they opened up, my mom brought my siblings and I around so my dad could see us in our costumes before we went out to trick or treat. I remember her being really nice, taking a picture with us, and complimenting our costumes.... Years later, I was hanging out with my dad and his friends and he was talking about the even to since one of the people there hadn't been there and she had recently passed away. That's when I learned that this woman that I had perceived as a sweet old lady was actually pretty hardcore and cool.
As a fan of horror and folklore, I enjoy approaching horror movies as one way we tell our scary stories these days…. Even if looking back they’re kind of ridiculous.
I have a soft spot for the Vorheese Clan. But I enjoy your storytelling, would love to hear your approach to more horror media too honestly!
Hadn't even realized it was actually Friday the 13th until you said it in the video, not even the title tipped me off. That's my mental state in a nutshell right now.
Like someone else said, doing horror movie/book analysis videos and diving into the real life stories or lore they might be based on is something I'd love to see more of, too, if only once in a while, in between the missing 411 stuff. This and the Donner Party video are hands down the most interesting videos I've watched on youtube in a long time. Keep up your stuff, don't ever change.
Guys, "stop, hammer time" _is_ from the song U Can't Touch This.
Also, the way I've always understood the Friday 13 superstition is that Friday is traditionally associated with witches and thirteen was originally considered a magical number, which over time got it associated with witchcraft and bad luck. So, basically, Friday 13 became thought of as unlucky since it was a day when supernatural forces were extra powerful and you were more likely to get hexed. Don't know any sources that back that up, though, it's just what I heard at some point.
You’re adept use of euphemism, both for the debauchery and the brutality, made this a joy to watch.
In Part 6 Tommy has a ritual that says that the only way to stop Jason is to return him to his original resting place, which Tommy says is the lake, lending more evidence to the theory that Jason did die and was resurrected by his mother. But then the "ritual" is just tying a giant rock around Jason's neck to weigh him down so idk if it's that credible lol
Tommy didn't know wtf he was talking about
When you said the part about your campfire story session, every time I know there will be a campfire, I’ll Frankenstein a story together based off your videos
I liked it. Best of luck with the algorithm, I've heard it took another change. You guys are always enabled on all of my notification.
As someone who can’t watch horror movies I love these retellings of horror movies it’s like getting a PG version of the movie
Same here! I'm not so much scared as disturbed by graphic portrayals of people in emotional and physical pain, but the stories and lore are interesting.
Yes this is a big part of why i enjoyed this.
Damn couldn’t be me, but at least you guys found your own way of enjoying horror
Jason Voorhees is a happily married man to Carrie White. Every Easter he delivers candy and plastic strips supposed to be grass to clog up your vacuums. He also leaves decorated eggs for you to find when they go bad and stink up your place.
I know him and his wife real well. We play cards every Thursday.
I am a Nightmare in Elm Street fan of slasher movies. Jason never caught my attention so this video and its format was actually the Cliff Notes version I needed. I will never watch the Jason’s movies but now I have enough to have a semi decent conversation about it. Thank you
I'm about the same way, except coming at it as someone who prefers the 'Halloween' films: Jason never got my attention beyond the first movie, so the Cliff Notes overview and recommendations on the better entries in the series is much appreciated! With that in mind, I don't think I've seen even one of the Elm Street movies, so hopefully The Lore Lodge does an overview of those one day!
Please do *not* dial down the meta-analysis through the video - this was perfect. Thank you! Not what I was expecting from the Lore Lodge, but a very welcome surprise. More of this type of thing would be enjoyable :) (Though I love your other content too, so I hope you don't pivot completely...)
I think we all know the real reason the 2009 Friday the 13th movie is so good is became Jared is in it. Jared has such good actorial (is that a word?) range that he can do Walker Texas Ranger, Sam Winchester, Dean Forester, and Clay Miller. He has so many characters with such different personalities and does all of them so well. Also love the film/horror movie content. I definitely think getting the cinematic commentary from Aiden would be so cool. I would say maybe include some more shots of the antagonists because I think it would help add on to what you are saying. I also realized in this movie Jason was not the horror villain I thought he was. I can’t tell most of them apart so that’s on me
"acting" range, would be correct. "Actorial" is also somewhat correct...it just sounds clumsy.
summing up baldr's death as "oh no don't die ur so sexy aha" is actually brilliant LOL
I think you guys could expand this concept into lots of stories.
You could do a whole series on the cultures that inspired the different species in LOTR.
You could do the story of Okiku's well that inspired the ring movies.
The Strangers was based on a true story. I would love to see that explained as an unsolved mystery.
Can't wait to see the Blair Witch!
45:00--Im glad you acknowledge this cuz NO ONE ever acknowledges that Corey Feldman did this on Barbara Walters show and to her face, and all she had to say was "youre putting a black mark on an entire industry"!
Great job Lore Lodge, I would definitely watch more movie series reviews. Being born in the 80's Jason was a very scary monster and legitmate fear as a kid. I enjoy the channel and appreciate all your dedication to researching for accuracy of details. Love your work.
I understood the King Solomon reference, but the explaination and explaination of the explaination made it so much better! Great work on the Friday the 13th analysis... I imagine the other films would make a great inebriated stream.
I LOVED this! Great job, guys!
Wouldn't mind you doing a deep dive into any/all horror movies 😊
I always appreciate the analysis during the retelling. I love the fun you guys seemed to have had in making this video.
I personally struggle to watch anything gory or too thrilling because of my PTSD, but I love watching videos like this that break it down and tell me the story in a less scary way.
Keep up the good work 👏 ❤
I love how this one turned out, and would love to see you guys cover and break down the post-death/resurrection Friday movies. I think the lore got better as they went on, especially with Tommy and his continued obsession with Jason.
**Halloween, Pyscho, Carrie and Bay of Blood hovering outside Friday The 13th's window**
"Open the window, Jason."
I like the idea of Jason being a Dead-ite but I'm kinda diggin the idea of him as a Nephilim now too... Interesting take!
I loved this video, and I am sad your channel doesn't have a lot more content about horror films. Just the fact you don't mention allegory, metaphor or parable already makes you better than 99% of TH-cam channels that talk about horror.
Yess this was a great topic and a fun video, I'm definitely in the camp of fans who want you guys to do more like this
In Freddy vs Jason vs Ash (canon to Freddy vs Jason the movie) he is a zombie of the Necronomicon Ex Mortis (Evil Dead version), Part IX he is a “Hell Worm” (also partially canon to Freddy vs Jason), and in another comic he is simply a zombie resurrected by Native American burial grounds at Crystal Lake that woke him from death due to how he died.
And in part VI he is just a zombie resurrected by lightning.
The Native-American-Burial-Ground cliche almost sounds like it could have been a fun nod to Stephen King's 'Pet Sematery', which sounds like it could have been an even more brilliant origin story than the Necronomicon angle, though something tells me that I'd be giving the writers too much credit there. Seriously, Jason being resurrected as a "came back wrong" zombie-thing in a Lovecraftian "Micmac" burial ground-a-la-Stephen King's 'Pet Sematery', using the Necronomicon 'Evil Dead' style, could have been a lot of very weird and atmospheric horror movie fun, and really, I think the whole premise that Jason evolved into by the second or third sequel really sounds like it could have fit the Pet Sematery-meets-"deadite" template much better than whatever we got instead!
I say this entirely as a compliment, this felt very Roanoke Gaming inspired and it was a very cool breakdown. Obviously Roanoke covers more of the biology side so it's nice to have a lore side too.
This gave off the feel of Wendigoon's Christmas with the Kranks video, I'd like these lighter hearted, more comedic videos.
I mean we've been learning about cannibalism and an omnipotent, malicious entity haunting a home... So I'm sure we need them for our mental health.
My, very beloved, sister was born on Friday the 13th and every time it falls in February, we joke with her.
She also has a few medical issues, so we also joke about her having "such bad luck" to be born on Friday the 13th :)
I fecking love how you describe all the 'character going bye bye' moments XD
The movie is talking about 6/13/80 because that was actually a Friday, in 79 it was a Tuesday. Also, I really liked this video and format. Pretty interesting.
I didn't know that!
I remember a rather adorable horror movie spoof film from 1981, 'Saturday the 14th', that of course makes a comedic nod to the date, whether they were aware of the actual date the year before or not. 'Saturday the 14th' - predating 'Poltergeist' by a year, give or take, was about a suburbanite family moving into a haunted house where the TV played only 'Twilight Zone' reruns and the kids were menaced by goofy monsters after reading an evil book, 'Evil Dead' style!
I wonder if the Lore Lodge team were aware of the '80s-era 'Friday the Thirteenth: The Series' TV show when researching this video? It was not connected directly to the movies (being about a brother-and-sister team of would-be antique shop inheritors who team up with a stage magician/occultist to track down cursed antiques sold by their uncle after the devil called due on a contract for the uncle's soul), and IIRC the official word afterward from the creators is that they have nothing to do with each other, but the show DID appear at about the same time as 'Freddy's Nightmares', an anthology horror show hosted by a wise-cracking Freddy Krueger, at a time when slasher movies were pop-culture hotcakes, and a few years before a 'Poltergeist: The Legacy' TV series that had nothing to do with those films aired, so someone, somewhere had to have been aware that putting 'Friday the 13th' on a TV series at least implied it was related to the films in some way! (The TV series was produced by the same guy who produced the 'Friday the 13th' film sequels, and legend has it that he considered doing an episode where Jason's hockey mask was one of the cursed antiques, but the plan never went through, because he wanted the series to stand on its own, and he says he only used the same name to help sell the series to Network Execs, and because of the shared connection to the date's association with curses and bad luck....)
I loved this video!! Please more of this for other horror characters/stories too. Your retelling of the story made me laugh out loud so many times and was so well done. Would also love to hear Aidan's filmmaking perspectives incorporated too. This was such a fun video to watch and definitely would love to see more of these. Thank you!
I really like the in depth breakdown of fictional movies, esp in your style! Would love to see more like this :)
All of the references, jokes, euphemisms, and analogies made this video a blast to watch. You guys rock!
Former camp counselor here, depending on how many days camp was, counselors would have sometimes up to 2 weeks for training. I only had 1 or 2 days training at most personally tho
My daughter was a camp counselor over the summer. She said that the training they received was inadequate.
@@pgdarling301 thats a bummer, i had attended as a camper so i knew layout which helped
And of course, the training was naturally punctuated by the sort of adult shenanigans that Aiden would need to describe euphemistically! How did you escape from the ensuing slasher rampages, though???
@@pietrayday9915 lol i was a virgin of course =p
My grandfather, at the age of 12, had his appendix removed on Friday, May 13, 1932. An old country doctor came to his house on horseback & performed the surgery on the kitchen table with nothing but whisky as anesthetic. He always said Friday the 13th was his lucky day. Because he survived! ✌🏼
I believe that, in a comic, it was revealed that his father was an abuser and after Pamela took off with Jason, she became very protective over him, which would explain why she went on a tampage to keep people away from the camp, which fueled Jason's motives as well, along with his mother's death.
With his survival from drowning, i believe it was stated somewhere that he learned on the go and just didnt go back to the camp because he didnt want to get bullied, kind of condemning the camp to his mother's wrath.
As for how he survived for 20 years ..i think a hunter helped him out or something.
Side note, but the deadite thing makes no sense, considering he was revived through a jolt of lightning and a metal rod and not the necronimocon, but Jason after part 4 just got weird so...who cares, I guess
I just subscribed. You gave a very good analysis and there is a lot of ground to cover in horror and suspense. You have so many series you can cover: Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, Saw, Scream, Final Destination, Child's Play/Chucky, The Conjuring, Annabelle, M3gan, and the list goes on and on.
I think what would make this kind of video most enjoyable would be to give big disclaimers at the beginning that its fiction, and then go through the entire story as if its all just as allegedly real as any of the other spooky mysteries you've covered. Then after the story go for the meta analysis 💜
Ooooo I do like that idea…
What I wasn't expecting going into this video, to hear about Snorre Sturlason and the Edda saga.
Hey lore lodge guy. You mentioned Elias was Jasons father. In demon lore isnt Elias the spawn of Lilith? Elias is the name of a a demi-demon, or something like that.
I would love love love to see you cover other horror movie characters!!! Your story telling skills are amazing and I find your quirky sarcastic sense of humor enormously entertaining!! Looking forward to the next video❤
I always bought into the jason was brought back by his mom line. Makes sense how he can survive as a kid, how they can “communicate”, doesn’t really die, and is not very agile like a zombie/deadite. So it makes sense and fills in some holes. Good call by the director imo.
Well I can you save some time here Aiden. He's a Deadite from the Evil Dead franchise. His mom read from the Necronomicon to bring him back.
Constructive criticism: do more videos like this. Not a huge horror movie fan but loved the analysis. Maybe add segments in the scroll bar so people titling the part.
Also that dibella arts quote has me dying as I’m actively playing Skyrim.
2009 Jason scared the shit out of me. I thought that the slow walk killers like Michael and Jason were silly, but seeing Jason sprinting at someone essentially preform the machete swing equivalent of a soccer kick was terrifying for 12 year old me when I started getting into horror movies.
Why Tomorrow? today is Friday the 13th. This says it premieres Tomorrow October 14th. 😢
It was an error, it goes up today
@TheLoreLodge I'm glad also If you guys ever do this again, you gotta do nightmare on elm street.
I love all the indirect references to the outcome of the killer's attacks
nooo don’t kill me jason your so sexy aha
Top tier pacing! Keep the great content coming 🙏
I too wonder if Disney will ever make a Star Wars movie
I like the meta analysis, it really sets it apart from a lot of other similar videos about these movies. I don't think any other Friday The 13th video goes into detail about the origin of the superstitions surrounding that date 🤣
i Love this format. You do a great job at explaining things and put in a lot of effort. it Would be awesome if you dove into the sleep away camp series. it’s one of my favorite low budget 80s slashers.
Loved this format, listened all the way through and was interested the whole way! Keep coming out with this content!
Great video! I don't remember if you've done this before, but a history of lore regarding the full moon and insanity would be awesome. Also more horror movie videos!
Heh, NJ native here. I've seen a bit of a civil war about which part of New Jersey that was supposed to be where Camp Crystal Lake was located, based on our usual North Jersey/South Jersey divide: North says it's in the NJ Appalachians, South says it's in the Pine Barrens. I personally think it's in the mountains, since it doesn't really feel like the Pines in my experience (also, if it was the Pines, then the Jersey Devil should have been factored in somehow).
Anyway, the only movie in this series that I really liked was the very first, cuz it felt clear that the murders were all Mrs. Voorhees' vengeance, that Alice was just affected by the trauma of it all, & that Jason as we know him now wasn't really supposed to exist. But you can't really make "middle-aged mom in a sweater" into a horror icon like they could with him.
I can't get over how many awesome puns are in this.
The sheer number of euphemisms you've come up with for this is great!
It's interesting how in the second movie, someone was able to grab Jason from the back and hold him. While in the later movies he's basically the terminator.
Your typical content is still a personal favourite, especially since you include so much back story of locations and the history of the people who inhabited the area but this was quite enjoyable!
Loved this! I like it when creators step outside their normal forte and do something different.
Actually, if you payed attention. You would have seen that the 5 counselors that "went missing" stayed behind with Ted when Paul & Ginny left the bar. They were shown in the back of Jeff's pickup truck.
Come on man I had to watch five movies three times each in one week 😅
Really liked this new idea of videos and I'd like to see more of them.
I have the perfect job. I'm alone in a kitchen and I get to cook and listen to your videos all day long.
This one had me laughing at the description of the death scenes, and now my co-workers think I'm nuts from all the laughing I'm doing. This was awesome!
would love to see more vids like this! i think the format was good, loved some of the movie making tidbits throughout and meta-analysis. i think The Shape would be great fodder for one of these if you're stil feeling the classic slasher vibe :)
As a kid i made up the theory that when his mom died her spirit went into jasons body in the lake and combined with jasons confused spirit probably not knowing hes even dead. So in a sense its the same villan all the way thru the series. Because it makes no sense for his mom to go on a killing spree in the first place if hes alive in the woods he would return to her. Also explains him always hearing her voice shes still in there with him pushing him to kill from the start.
I like how creative you were with describing how they each were ended, props!
When you perfectly time taking your pill before filming. One of the best videos to date.
I've never seen these movies, but your comprehensive and hilarious description is great 😂
I listen to these atleast twice. Once to go to sleep and then again when I wake up.
The unresolved ending of Part 2 was supposed to be explained in Part 3, which was supposed to star Amy Steel, who survived the end of the film. It was supposed to be an excellent script, but Amy Steel was not available, so it was scrapped and we got the disappointing 3d version instead.
Every kill description was so well thought out 😂
Loved this! Think you should go in depth on the Poltergeist movies and lore next year!
I didn't even think of the 'Poltergeist' movies, good call! That's a franchise that really ran off on some weird rails, the original movie had a very strange and complicated production backstory as well (if I remember correctly, the story started out as something much closer to 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' meets 'E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial', and evolved into a ghost story through some rewrites!) I rather liked the under-rated and under-appreciated reboot film, and believe it or not there was a TV series somehow based on the original films (I don't remember watching it much, but the TV series really ran off on a weird side-rail, and one suspects it was meant to have been an unrelated TV series that had the 'Poltergeist' brand tacked on as an afterthought!)
I watched through the whole videi and i enjoyed the new format. I kinda wish you showed some of the scenes from the movie you talked about, but I don't want you to get copyrighted or demonetized. As for the meta analysis stuff, keep it. It's why i and i think other people come to the channel. You explai things very well. I'd love to see more of these along with your usual stuff.
Great intro, you talk about Jason and twenty seconds later your stabbing your dinner with what looks like one of his knives 😂
My favorite part is when he gets frozen for centuries by the FBI then thawed out by future science students. And there was a augmented reality simulation room that simulated the lake from the original movies for some reason.
I have tried four times now to watch this video and i fall asleep in the first 5 min. Thank you for helping a restless sleeper
I have to take this time to talk about the Coast Guard Cutter Edisto. It was decommissioned a few years ago but the Hull Number was 1313. The four letter "call sign" (which usually has nothing to do with the ship itself) was "NLKY" as in "Not Lucky". Our ship's mascot artwork was a black cat with an eyepatch (with a clover on it) and a snaggle tooth. The RADAR trackball was replaced with a 13 billiard ball at some point (which I got when the ship was decommissioned by replacing it with the original ball). We got every Friday the 13th off as "Lucky Eddie Day". And, to dig a little bit deeper in a "nerdy" sense our small boat was hull number 181308. It was an 18 foot RIHB, so the hull number had to start with "18", but:
If you take 5 from 18 you get 13
If you add 5 to 08 you get 13
So with a tiny bit of math our small boat hull number became "131313".
I always say that when they commissioned the Edisto they had a sense of humor and leaned in to the "bad luck" idea. As far as her success, in 31 years she got 14 drug busts (average of one every 2.2 years). Fairly succcessful.