Another fun fact: The only reason why Betsy Palmer (Mrs. Pamela Voorhees) agreed to be in this movie is because she needed the money for a new car, when she originally read the script she thought it was a piece of shit. But she had grown to accept it and the franchise over the years and even been to different horror cons.
And two reputable critics, Siskel & Ebert, gave out the information of what city she lived in so people could write to her about how awful she was for being in the movie.
@@travzimmerman1340 "@Lance Lust Those 2 got what they deserved👍" I totally disagree. They got to keep their careers and reputation until their passing. They should have been fired from their jobs for doing what they did. It's unacceptable to make professional like that personal.
@@tashatipton2141 I actually got to talk to her on the phone when I ordered from there cause they were having issues with the new ordering setup on their website.... So awesome!!!
He played in Maniac around that time with the late Joe Spinell as the title guy. He was the disco dude who got shotgunned with his gf while making out in the car. At least he died happy😉lol
I find it interesting when people today watch movies made 30 - 40 years and use toady's thinking or how the world is to think about what happens in a movie from way back then. Times were different. This movie came out in 1980, 41 years ago, but was filmed in 1979. Hitchhiking was VERY common then. So getting into a strangers car wasn't as much of an issue then as it is now. Sure bad things happen back then but not like it does now and not as often.
Yeah, in the 70s especially hitchhiking was common. Even then there were a lot of warnings that hitchhiking is dangerous, don't do it, but people still did. So it was as much of an issue then, if not more so, people just ignored the issue more then. Now, that hitchhiking is less common, serial killers more commonly break in.
Fun fact this movie was only made for $550,000 , it's first week it grows 5.8 million dollars in worldwide it grows almost 60 million dollars it was the second grossing film in 1980 after airplane and that's why they made 200 more
This was supposed to be a stand alone movie. It wasn't intended to have sequels but it made so much money as a low budget film that they introduced Jason as a killer to keep it going. That's the reason for the discrepancy between Jason being a kid and then a full grown adult. Cause a kid killer wouldn't be as scary. So it's really up for interpretation. Great review girls! ❤
that's all very interesting but the way i see it the boy in the lake scene could just have been a trauma dream/ nightmare that she had and it ironically comes true in another way...and that is Friday the 13th 2.
@24:59 "Yeah, that's not triumph music anymore..." 🤣🤣🤣 Great video. As several have pointed out, the special effects were done by Tom Savini, who is a legend in the industry. Mr. Savini was a combat photographer in Viet Nam, and has essentially based many of his effects over the past several decades on his experiences over there. He is known to say his goal is to have the same visceral feeling from his effects that he had from what he witnessed in the war.
My mom took me too. It was a bit much to handle at a young age, but I watched every sequel through Jason lives in the theaters as well. Skipped the new blood, but was there for Jason takes Manhattan and Jason goes to hell.
Another interesting fact. The snake handler was very upset and heartbroken when they actually killed his pet snake. So, yes the snake was actually killed.
Say what you want but in 1980 when audiences saw this it was shocking and it still is an experience to watch this film without any prior knowledge going in if your under 19....it just hits different as a teen...
I love that when the killer is a shadowy unknown figure she's chasing people through the woods, hacking them up with axes and knives, but when her face is finally revealed she just ends up slap fighting.
Psychotics often switch like this. But the element of surprise is on their side. Once they're seen for who they are, the fight is way different than the fast kill.
Also the reason why she could kill all the others was because either they know her, or she act like a sweet elderly woman which get them to drop their guard down, I mean you don't expect grandma to shiv you or bury an axe in your face, and who to say she was doing all the killing herself, she never really said that Jason died, he could've drown, but was brought back, she could've used witchcraft, she could've made a deal with the devil, but with all those Kills I think Jason help, we was made to think it was all her doing
I remember seeing it in a double feature with The Empire Strikes Back back in June, 1980 when it was maybe a week or 2 old in theatrical release as a 10 year old with my aunt and uncle and 2 cousins who were 3 years my senior. It was my first time seeing an R rated film
How'd she kill them all without getting blood on herself? Well, when she kills Annie and then when she kills Jack you can see that she's wearing the plaid shirt without the sweater covering it.
Oh yeah without a doubt, they are the best trio. The humour is on another level with the woman on the right. Ever since the exorcist jokes I knew they were going to be my favorite trio.
@@stanmarsh4566 I need to watch that one, been putting it off because I can't stand The Exorcist; took 4 tries to finish it because it would bore me to sleep. Their commentary likely improves it
Some people forgot that Mrs Voorhees was the original killer in the Friday the 13th franchise even drew Barrymore's character Casey Baker in scream (1996) which was a tricked question for her because Jason can't drive a jeep
Actually the Scream killer got it wrong There are two FT13 movies where Jason wasn't the killer. The first one and the one where the ambulance driver was posing as Jason.
@@novatlas1945 actually you wrong Jason never drives his mom was the original killer who was killing all throughout the first movie Jason didn't show up until part 2 wearing a burlap sack slashing people
@@kevaunmitchell1316 I have all of the movies. The first one it was his mother killing people. The fifth one there was an ambulance driver disguised as Jason killing people because his son was murdered. Part 5: A New Beginning. So there are two movies where Jason wasn't the killer. He came back in part 6:Jason Lives.
Emma is right. The element of surprise is a very strong thing. If no one has their guard up then it is easier to kill them. Annie was he only one that saw it coming but she was also injured with her leg so there was little fight with her. Ned was killed by surprise in the cabin. Jack was also. Marcie went into instant shock and just stood there to get the axe to the face. Brenda was surprised on the archery range. Bill was surprised in the generator shed. Mr. Christie was surprised by someone he knew. Alice, being he last one and discovering the others, was NOT surprised as to who is trying to kill her and probably not being a fighter by nature can only put up so much of a fight. And remember it is a proven fact that people who are crazy psychopaths tend to have more than normal human strength, so placing the victims in certain places wouldn't be that hard for her.
I don't care how much shock I'm in if I see somebody coming where to ask I'm not going to stand there and let them hit me in the face with it . None of the horror movies are real life based because we know nobody's going to stand there unless somebody hurt them or attack them with an ax we're also going to beat the crap out of somebody until we feel that they're dead or knocked out unlike in these movies where they hit them once and then they walk away
@@antoineporche-rideaux4841 lol you say that but have you ever been in a situation like that? People ALWAYS say “I would have done this!” well ok let’s see you survive then lmao
@@antoineporche-rideaux4841 there’s literally psychological research around Fight, Flight, and Freeze responses in horrifying situations. Not everyone reacts the same but falls into one of three categories
@@antoineporche-rideaux4841 True. Same here. But there's such a thing called fight or flight. For you or me and for Alice apparently in this we'd fight. But for Marcie it was flight. It's not uncommon. It just depends on the person in that situation. Of course in Part 2 Jason catches Alice totally off guard.
When Jason almost drowned he noticed his mom didn't try to help so once he managed to grab a hold of a long and ride it to the other side of the lake where he decided he was going to go stay with his dad without telling his mother. Unbeknownst to Jason while he was gone his mother thought he drowned and went all crazy and got her head lopped off. Jason's father often told him his mother was crazy and that's why he had to leave her, that and she just couldnt make eggs worth a darn.
I prefer to believe he was pulled from the lake and abducted.........and kept in the town drunk's (crazy Ralph) shack in the woods for decades until he was was able to escape as an adult.......I also like to believe Ralph killed Alice, not Jason, in part II. Jason's 1st kill.......Ralph! Not bad, huh!?!?! Kind of explains a huge plot hole.
@@travzimmerman1340 Awesome! I thought it would have been cool if Ralph would had been Jason's father. There seemed to be more behind Ralphs character than they showed..
How did Jason survive the drowning? Cold hard cash. It was a little 500k movie that made $80 million (265 million in 2021 dollars). Btw, that answer applies to every horror movie villian who "dies"... how did they come back? Box office.
Ari Lehman, who played Jason, frequently does autograph signings/meet n greets and fronts his own metal band called First Jason. I hear he's a really cool, down to earth guy.
classic. loved it. think the budget was $500k and they made like $60 million or something close to that. I saw it at 13 and the mom scared the crap out of me.
Here's the thing to know about the Friday The 13th movies as you continue watching them from this point on: They're not about the acting, they're not about the stories, they're not about making logical sense or continuity. All you need to be concerned about is how Jason comes back to life at the beginning of each one after part two, how he is killed at the end of each movie, and most important of all is how all of his victims are killed. That's what made these movies so popular was the inventive ways in which Jason kills. These movies are just made to gross you out and make you cheer for the bad guy. Slasher killers are like Marvel superheroes, they have special powers that make them invincible and all you want to do is watch them kick ass. So don't take them too seriously, and instead just sit back and enjoy the ride. Fun fact: When they made part four all the actors were so excited to be in the movie that they rushed up to the special effects supervisor Tom Savini and begged him to tell them how they were gonna be killed in the movie. That's how famous this series became for its inventive kills.
@@skylaquinn219 "Jason is a deadite, his mother used the book from the evil dead, in fact there was even hints to that" Are you referring to Jason Goes to Hell?
@@Xehanort10 that is possible. They didn't need anyone particular for that part until the end. That happens sometimes. In the opening scene of A Nightmare on Elm Street, I think it was a prop guy that is filmed putting the glove together.
Back in the 1970-up to early 80s showing graphic violent kills of females (only aftermaths) on screen would make a rated R movie into NR or X rated film, unless the female is the killer, that's why all the graphic deaths were male. Even todays standards of movies an on screen death of a child is almost always an automatic rated R, depending on context... Trivia though the "ki ki ki ma ma ma" comes from an "echo in the woods" of "Kill ma"... Decapitation!!!! ya'll should do the cult horror classic Sleep Away Camp
You all are geniuses! No one could ever kill you guys in a horror movie. Just kidding. You all crack me up. I love your reactions. Much love and scares! J.
I promise the movies in this franchise get better. I suggest reacting to all. When you get to part 4, 5, & 6 you might be surprised. I love you ladies. Keep reacting.
Yay! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!!! ❤️ Don't worry we fully plan on reacting to all the Friday the 13th movies, the good the bad and the downright ugly 🤣
@@tashatipton2141 I really enjoyed the Halloween 1978 & 2018 videos as well. I honestly would love to see you ladies react to the Halloween II sequel in reference to the 1978 version. I plan on joining your patron real soon. Love you all. Best wishes.
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I guess they didn't get the satire...it's making fun of halloween subverting the big dude killer into this old small lady...the main girl even looks like jaime lee who is related to janet leigh of course from psycho...she has the carrie sissy mid 70's butch haircut
There are 12 Friday the 13ths including Freddy vs. Jason. Several fan films have been made too, most are good. The F13th Copyright lawsuit cancelled the 13th movie unfortunately.
It kinda messed me up learning that the snake really was killed for the making of the movie. For years and years I assumed it a was Tom Savini special effects operated by controllers under the floorboards, but no you really witnessed a snake chopped up
Since you guys didn't like this one, you will probably like part 2 better. Also I have a recommendation ladies, check out another 80's classic Night Of The Demons(1988). You will NOTD, trust me.
I like the original the best...it feels weird af...and I like that..it doesn't feel like a movie with a typical plot like say part 4 or 6 or 7 or nightmare parts 2-6 were...
This movie came out the summer before I was born in September. My dad loved horror movies and wanted to see it so him and mom went when she was pregnant. Yeah needles to say it took me till I was an adult to actually watch the movies and its now one of my favorite horror franchises. Actually got to meet Kane Hodder who plays Jason in 7-10.
The only movie I technically did see as a kid was part 3. I started the movie when i was seventeen and I watched the rest of it on cinema snob before I watched the rest of the movie when i was 20. I saw the cinema snap for part one but it took me a while to watch the movie.
In the 2nd film, they pull a retcon and establish that Jason actually didn't drown (and for whatever reason, never told his mom he was alive). He witnessed her decapitation at the hands of Alice, which is what turned him from a reclusive hillbilly mountain man into a serial killer.
There are twelve movies total when including the remake. After the first eight movies, New Line Cinema, the studio that owned "A Nightmare on Elm Street', bought the rights to the franchise. I'm not sure if it was their decision or a rights issue, but they didn't have "Friday the 13th" in the titles of their films. That's why theirs are called "Jason Goes to Hell", "Jason X", and "Freddy vs Jason". The remake was made by a different studio. I believe it was Platinum Dunes.
Interesting to see people go into the movie expecting Jason only to discover it began with his mother as the killer. Just to say ya need to check out Nightmare on Elm Street, not just because its a great horror film but it has a connection to Friday the 13TH.
@@TheCosmicFireStar oh ik, I’m just saying since New Lines owns both Jason and Freddy, they wanted to give that out to ppl to know that they’re connected now.
Exactly! Plus Marcie and Jack were so horny and pre occupied with getting laid lol. There's a lot of stuff you won't notice if you're in that kind of mood and mindset. Nevertheless with that whole sequence, it is creepy and morbid as fuck that A) they're doing it when there is a corpse above and that B) now there's 2 dead bodies: one for each bunk once Jack gets that arrow through his neck from below
it was a total low Budget movie. It's been Estimated to cost between 550,000 and 750,000 to make. It made just under 40 million at the world wide box office.
I mean to be fair they killed him in 4 then in 5 they made some mistakes and in 6 they just made him a zombie so him returning made sense...also wasn't there another killer in one of these besides jason his mom and the guy from 5....I swear there is one more
This one may not be the best, but it's important for what it ignited. Crazy Ralph, Pamela Voorhees, the Kills by the legendary Tom Savini and Alice are really what this movie is worth watching for.
In 1957, he supposedly died but he actually survived and started surviving in the woods. Of course the first year was rough, but when the camp was abandoned after his mother killed the 2 camp counselors and did the arson fires, Jason just moved into camp. And the 21 years surviving in the abandoned camp he learned how to survive off the land and learned survival tactics and only was afraid of people. In 1979, when Steve was starting the camp back up, Jason had to move back into the woods because Steve was renovating the camp. Pamela offered to work again with The Christy family in the camp as a cook. Pamela obviously has some type of mental illness which makes her hear her son's voice in her head and even saying out the voices in her head. Pamela at this time still doesn't know that Jason is alive and well at the age of 33. Pamela starts her killing spree and is killed by the last sole survivor, Alice Hardy. Alice says she saw Jason, but this obviously could be from the trauma she received during the whole incident. But Jason saw what Alice did, he saw what she did to his mother, the only person that truly loved him. So, except for being scared of strangers that enter the camp, he now gets angry at them and blames them for the death of his mother. And he has the same type of mental illness like his mother, Pamela. So he hears her voice in his head as well. 2 months after the murder spree, he tracks down Alice to seek revenge for his mother and kills Alice at her apartment. And he has the camp to himself again, but he still had the shack he built in the woods during the 5 years by himself after he killed Alice. I truly believe he didn't just come back to life, because it wouldn't make sense because of the timeline. He survived the lake and made his way to a shore after almost dying of drowning and he was forced to survive by himself. And that's why in the Friday the 13th part 2, he's 33 in the beginning and after he kills Alice, and 5 years pass, he is 38 when he starts killing the people that are close and in the wilderness that he made his home and he also hates them because he blames those type of people for the death of his mother. Including his mental illness of hearing Pamela's voice in his head telling him to murder the people.
@@jinsakai2493 "In 1957, he supposedly died but he actually survived and started surviving in the woods. Of course the first year was rough, but when the camp was abandoned after his mother killed the 2 camp counselors and did the arson fires, Jason just moved into camp. And the 21 years surviving in the abandoned camp he learned how to survive off the land and learned survival tactics and only was afraid of people. In 1979, when Steve was starting the camp back up, Jason had to move back into the woods because Steve was renovating the camp. Pamela offered to work again with The Christy family in the camp as a cook. Pamela obviously has some type of mental illness which makes her hear her son's voice in her head and even saying out the voices in her head. Pamela at this time still doesn't know that Jason is alive and well at the age of 33. Pamela starts her killing spree and is killed by the last sole survivor, Alice Hardy. Alice says she saw Jason, but this obviously could be from the trauma she received during the whole incident. But Jason saw what Alice did, he saw what she did to his mother, the only person that truly loved him. So, except for being scared of strangers that enter the camp, he now gets angry at them and blames them for the death of his mother. And he has the same type of mental illness like his mother, Pamela. So he hears her voice in his head as well. 2 months after the murder spree, he tracks down Alice to seek revenge for his mother and kills Alice at her apartment. And he has the camp to himself again, but he still had the shack he built in the woods during the 5 years by himself after he killed Alice. I truly believe he didn't just come back to life, because it wouldn't make sense because of the timeline. He survived the lake and made his way to a shore after almost dying of drowning and he was forced to survive by himself. And that's why in the Friday the 13th part 2, he's 33 in the beginning and after he kills Alice, and 5 years pass, he is 38 when he starts killing the people that are close and in the wilderness that he made his home and he also hates them because he blames those type of people for the death of his mother. Including his mental illness of hearing Pamela's voice in his head telling him to murder the people." Just so my thoughts here don't get pulled out of context if you choose to delete your post, I have copied/pasted it here for the future. "I truly believe he didn't just come back to life, because it wouldn't make sense because of the timeline." How does it make any sense that Jason survived and lived in the woods directly after almost drowning without anyone's knowledge, especially his own mother? How long was he under water before he came back up? I used to think this back when I was a teen in the 90s, but I came across the other idea that he did drown and the evil carried within his mother from what she was doing entered his corpse bringing him back. Which could make Jason's appearance at the end not a dream. If I may, where did you come up with your idea? Just curious.
@@Nope2022HugeTheWarningFan me looking at the reality of the timeline and the obvious simplicity of it. I know it starts get spiritual and shit when he gets resurrected in the Jason Lives movie, but it wont make sense for him to come back to life and in the span of 2 months and 5 years, grow into a full built male. If your theory is up to par, how tf did he grow his body in only 2 months into a full grown man and track down alice and kill her. Plus if he was a evil entity when he was alive, it didnt matter for him to build his shack and live off the land because he would be a undead zombie at this point, but he isnt, he’s a grown man, they even go into depth of the background of this in the remake in 2009, on how he lived off the land and survived. Your theory just doesnt come up to par with mine because mine seems much more realistic and practical while yours is more child like and stupid.
@@jinsakai2493 "@Lance Lust me looking at the reality of the timeline and the obvious simplicity of it. I know it starts get spiritual and shit when he gets resurrected in the Jason Lives movie, but it wont make sense for him to come back to life and in the span of 2 months and 5 years, grow into a full built male. If your theory is up to par, how tf did he grow his body in only 2 months into a full grown man and track down alice and kill her. Plus if he was a evil entity when he was alive, it didnt matter for him to build his shack and live off the land because he would be a undead zombie at this point, but he isnt, he’s a grown man, they even go into depth of the background of this in the remake in 2009, on how he lived off the land and survived. Your theory just doesnt come up to par with mine because mine seems much more realistic and practical while yours is more child like and stupid." How a boy survives drowning, builds a shack in the woods and survives every winter is such a better question than how a supernatural force could bring back a drowned child after his mother has been murdered, bringing him back as a full grown man. The fact that Jason has been living in the woods since before the movie's opening makes more sense to you? That is your right to have such an opinion. To me, a little boy who almost drowns at a summer camp but doesn't try making his way back home seems to make much less sense than my thoughts. You seem to project too many inferences that aren't really there. You state the remake as we're regarding the first and second movies. I'm not discussing the remake because that is its own entity. If you were to take mine, or, rather, the person who directed "Never Hike Alone" creator's thoughts, you wouldn't need to make sense because evil bringing a drowned child back to life once his mother has been murdered doesn't need to make sense. Makes a lot more sense than a child building his own home in the woods at such an age as he was just after almost drowning, and choosing not to find his mother, whom you claim he does see murdered, then goes on a killing spree afterwards...? The end of the original movie shows Jason coming back to life, and I believe Jason's body looked like a teen, thus giving five years, a boy that age could grow into an adult looking man. Why not? It's much more plausible than the story Ginny makes in part 2. Your opinion. We needn't get into an argument regarding this. It's fiction. Not real, you see. Any interpretation is okay. "I know it starts get spiritual and shit when he gets resurrected in the Jason Lives movie, but it wont make sense for him to come back to life and in the span of 2 months and 5 years, grow into a full built male." Why? Because you said so? If Jason can be resurrected in the first place, my thoughts seem to align pretty well with the story. And for a child with a handicap like Jason's, I think he'd need help to survive.
The snake was literally a pet and and a pet actor and was truly killed for the scene and the owner had no knowledge of it happening someone on set was like hey can I borrow your snake and then just murdered it on camera 😢
This was such a fun review! The reactions were so funny. You three made my day. Don't worry Emma, I terrified of snakes too. We can start our own "We Don't Like Snakes Club". 😜 After Halloween, I highly suggest The Private Eyes with Tim Conway and Don Knotts from 1980. It's a comedy and lite horror, very lite. Great movie. It's just a silly and fun movie. I so can't wait to the next review. #TeamEmma
You ladies are always fun!!! I have the biggest crush on Elizabeth! I use to rent these constantly back in the late 80's when these were coming out! Fun times!
Whats really going on at camp crystal lake? 4, 5....6 "camp" councilors. Locked in a life and death struggle against......1 snake. I suspect the closest they have ever come to being in the woods. Is walking into a room with 2 or more house plants. My personal theory is Jasons mother was never playing with a full deck. Since the film is just a role reversal of psycho. IInstead of killing his crazy mother. Jason took the first opportunity to runaway.
So Fact time! This is Kevin Bacons first movie. The next is they had to submit this movie to the rating board over 3 times because it was to graphic at the time they were going to give it an X rating. They had to cut so much of the kills that's why we don't see all the kills and the kills in full because it was to gory.
Even if you weren’t fond of this movie, it was done with a very limited budget, around $550,000. It wasn’t expected to be a hit. Betsy Palmer agreed to play the mother for $10,000 only because she needed a new car. She read the script and said “What a piece of shit!” But she went ahead with it because she thought nobody would ever see it, and she’d go completely unnoticed. Much of her career was spent Broadway and she was a classically trained actress. Decades later, she ended up embracing the movie and attending conventions for fans. I met her before she passed away. She was the sweetest and classiest lady ever.
I will say the mom as the killer twist and the ending with a kid grabbing her and obviously the subversion of the first girl we follow being the main girl for a bit only to kill her off is all interesting...the fact the driver was creepy the 2nd driver we never see or hear from that kills is a interesting idea mr christie was creepy ralph was creepy the guys were weird or off-putting and dumb and the fact there felt like 2 killers cause there were works to confuse us...theres been like 5 different killers in these friday films...
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Another fun fact: The only reason why Betsy Palmer (Mrs. Pamela Voorhees) agreed to be in this movie is because she needed the money for a new car, when she originally read the script she thought it was a piece of shit. But she had grown to accept it and the franchise over the years and even been to different horror cons.
And two reputable critics, Siskel & Ebert, gave out the information of what city she lived in so people could write to her about how awful she was for being in the movie.
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Those 2 got what they deserved👍
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I totally disagree. They got to keep their careers and reputation until their passing. They should have been fired from their jobs for doing what they did. It's unacceptable to make professional like that personal.
FUN FACT: Adrian King, who played Alice, has her own winery called Crystal Lake Wines. It is themed from this movie.
Ok I can't lie that's pretty freaking cool! Thank you for sharing that! ❤️
@@tashatipton2141 I actually got to talk to her on the phone when I ordered from there cause they were having issues with the new ordering setup on their website.... So awesome!!!
She quit acting after Friday the 13th Part II when she was stalked.
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@@DirtMaguirk Though recently, she's gotten back into acting somewhat.
"How did nobody get away from this old lady" 🤣🤣 my kind of review
That's what makes it unique and better than the sequels...it's so bizare...
It's so cool that you guys appreciate these great movies from like decades ago. When films had good directing, acting, writing...all of it!
That final jump scare is always WORTH it! Seeing people jump/scream when skele-Jason pops out of the water is sweet!
The great Tom Savini on effects, who also plays the body in the nightgown thrown through the window.
A master of crafting horror.
He played in Maniac around that time with the late Joe Spinell as the title guy. He was the disco dude who got shotgunned with his gf while making out in the car. At least he died happy😉lol
"Is there a sink in her room? She could've just gone straight to her room? 😒" I loved that. 😂
I find it interesting when people today watch movies made 30 - 40 years and use toady's thinking or how the world is to think about what happens in a movie from way back then. Times were different. This movie came out in 1980, 41 years ago, but was filmed in 1979. Hitchhiking was VERY common then. So getting into a strangers car wasn't as much of an issue then as it is now. Sure bad things happen back then but not like it does now and not as often.
It's not really true they didn't happen as often ... we just didn't find out about them.
@@toddtaylor6506 I agree, I mean most of the well known serial killers were actively killing people in the 70s and 80s
Yeah, in the 70s especially hitchhiking was common. Even then there were a lot of warnings that hitchhiking is dangerous, don't do it, but people still did. So it was as much of an issue then, if not more so, people just ignored the issue more then. Now, that hitchhiking is less common, serial killers more commonly break in.
@@NikkieTwix Exactly , there were more killings then when people hitchhiked and less now because people are not hitchhiking as often
The murder rate peaked in 1980, so you're flat out wrong about the world being safer. Violent crime was really bad from about 1968-1982.
The look on Emma's face when she saw crazy Ralph was priceless. She was creeped out.
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Fun fact this movie was only made for $550,000 , it's first week it grows 5.8 million dollars in worldwide it grows almost 60 million dollars it was the second grossing film in 1980 after airplane and that's why they made 200 more
This was supposed to be a stand alone movie. It wasn't intended to have sequels but it made so much money as a low budget film that they introduced Jason as a killer to keep it going. That's the reason for the discrepancy between Jason being a kid and then a full grown adult. Cause a kid killer wouldn't be as scary. So it's really up for interpretation. Great review girls! ❤
It domestically made $70 million on a $1 million budget, Mr. Cortez. Not a bad day at the office👍
that's all very interesting but the way i see it the boy in the lake scene could just have been a trauma dream/ nightmare that she had and it ironically comes true in another way...and that is Friday the 13th 2.
@24:59 "Yeah, that's not triumph music anymore..." 🤣🤣🤣 Great video. As several have pointed out, the special effects were done by Tom Savini, who is a legend in the industry. Mr. Savini was a combat photographer in Viet Nam, and has essentially based many of his effects over the past several decades on his experiences over there. He is known to say his goal is to have the same visceral feeling from his effects that he had from what he witnessed in the war.
Saw this in the theater on release, my mom wanted to see it. I had a great mom.
How old were you
My mom took me too. It was a bit much to handle at a young age, but I watched every sequel through Jason lives in the theaters as well. Skipped the new blood, but was there for Jason takes Manhattan and Jason goes to hell.
Another interesting fact. The snake handler was very upset and heartbroken when they actually killed his pet snake. So, yes the snake was actually killed.
More then just upset, he flew off the handle and had to be restrained by three crew members.
@@johnolexa1543 I don’t blame him. Someone killed my pet, I’d go full on John Wick in their ass.
@@deadbynightupbylunch agree!
@@johnolexa1543 totally justified i would be that pissed off too if my pet was killed for the sake of a movie scene
Your collective gasps when Jason comes out of the water was hilarious! Thanks again!
Say what you want but in 1980 when audiences saw this it was shocking and it still is an experience to watch this film without any prior knowledge going in if your under 19....it just hits different as a teen...
@@razkable oh yes me and my wife both screamed I’m sure!
You ladies are doing a great job! I hope your channel just keeps growing! It deserves to! 👏
Aww thank you so much that means a lot it really does! I'm so glad you are enjoying the videos ❤️❤️❤️
I love that when the killer is a shadowy unknown figure she's chasing people through the woods, hacking them up with axes and knives, but when her face is finally revealed she just ends up slap fighting.
I know!!!! Damn she could reach around a bed and hold Kevin Bacon's head down and shove a spear through the bed but can't take out the main girl 🤣🤣🤣
Psychotics often switch like this. But the element of surprise is on their side. Once they're seen for who they are, the fight is way different than the fast kill.
Also the reason why she could kill all the others was because either they know her, or she act like a sweet elderly woman which get them to drop their guard down, I mean you don't expect grandma to shiv you or bury an axe in your face, and who to say she was doing all the killing herself, she never really said that Jason died, he could've drown, but was brought back, she could've used witchcraft, she could've made a deal with the devil, but with all those Kills I think Jason help, we was made to think it was all her doing
And dodging large spools of string.
I remember seeing this at The theater with my wife slasher movies were huge back then always a fun packed theater
I remember seeing it in a double feature with The Empire Strikes Back back in June, 1980 when it was maybe a week or 2 old in theatrical release as a 10 year old with my aunt and uncle and 2 cousins who were 3 years my senior. It was my first time seeing an R rated film
How'd she kill them all without getting blood on herself? Well, when she kills Annie and then when she kills Jack you can see that she's wearing the plaid shirt without the sweater covering it.
Good idea of her.
25:05 Elizabeth: Is he like a lake zombie?
Tasha with a look on her face like "Well."
There are many iconic trios in the world and I would add you three to that list as well. Always enjoy watching your reactions.
This is a very good group; fun, intelligent commentary like this is surprisingly rare in the reaction genre on here.
Thank you both 😘Tell your friends! 😉
Oh yeah without a doubt, they are the best trio. The humour is on another level with the woman on the right. Ever since the exorcist jokes I knew they were going to be my favorite trio.
@@stanmarsh4566 I need to watch that one, been putting it off because I can't stand The Exorcist; took 4 tries to finish it because it would bore me to sleep. Their commentary likely improves it
@@stanmarsh4566 Awww thank you love 😘
The budget was $550,000 - great movie for that price.
If you are wanting Jason's crazy kills, he is in the second Friday the 13th - Enjoy.
Some people forgot that Mrs Voorhees was the original killer in the Friday the 13th franchise even drew Barrymore's character Casey Baker in scream (1996) which was a tricked question for her because Jason can't drive a jeep
I won't lie if I was in that situation I probably would have fucked up to and just instantly said Jason without even thinking haha
@@tashatipton2141 😂😂😂
Actually the Scream killer got it wrong
There are two FT13 movies where Jason wasn't the killer. The first one and the one where the ambulance driver was posing as Jason.
@@novatlas1945 actually you wrong Jason never drives his mom was the original killer who was killing all throughout the first movie Jason didn't show up until part 2 wearing a burlap sack slashing people
@@kevaunmitchell1316 I have all of the movies. The first one it was his mother killing people. The fifth one there was an ambulance driver disguised as Jason killing people because his son was murdered. Part 5: A New Beginning. So there are two movies where Jason wasn't the killer. He came back in part 6:Jason Lives.
Emma is right. The element of surprise is a very strong thing. If no one has their guard up then it is easier to kill them.
Annie was he only one that saw it coming but she was also injured with her leg so there was little fight with her.
Ned was killed by surprise in the cabin.
Jack was also.
Marcie went into instant shock and just stood there to get the axe to the face.
Brenda was surprised on the archery range.
Bill was surprised in the generator shed.
Mr. Christie was surprised by someone he knew.
Alice, being he last one and discovering the others, was NOT surprised as to who is trying to kill her and probably not being a fighter by nature can only put up so much of a fight.
And remember it is a proven fact that people who are crazy psychopaths tend to have more than normal human strength, so placing the victims in certain places wouldn't be that hard for her.
I don't care how much shock I'm in if I see somebody coming where to ask I'm not going to stand there and let them hit me in the face with it . None of the horror movies are real life based because we know nobody's going to stand there unless somebody hurt them or attack them with an ax we're also going to beat the crap out of somebody until we feel that they're dead or knocked out unlike in these movies where they hit them once and then they walk away
@@antoineporche-rideaux4841 lol you say that but have you ever been in a situation like that? People ALWAYS say “I would have done this!” well ok let’s see you survive then lmao
@@antoineporche-rideaux4841 there’s literally psychological research around Fight, Flight, and Freeze responses in horrifying situations. Not everyone reacts the same but falls into one of three categories
@@Horrorlover1978 I can safely say, from some….experiences….I have had, that fight is my go to response 😂
@@antoineporche-rideaux4841 True. Same here. But there's such a thing called fight or flight. For you or me and for Alice apparently in this we'd fight. But for Marcie it was flight. It's not uncommon. It just depends on the person in that situation.
Of course in Part 2 Jason catches Alice totally off guard.
Hello Beautiful ladies another great movie can’t go wrong with the classic keep up the great work. Stay frosty beautiful Ladies 🥰
this is such an underrated channel! you guys have great reactions anf you have good banter throughout the movies too 😁👍
"Is he like a lake zombie?!"
When Jason almost drowned he noticed his mom didn't try to help so once he managed to grab a hold of a long and ride it to the other side of the lake where he decided he was going to go stay with his dad without telling his mother. Unbeknownst to Jason while he was gone his mother thought he drowned and went all crazy and got her head lopped off. Jason's father often told him his mother was crazy and that's why he had to leave her, that and she just couldnt make eggs worth a darn.
I prefer to believe he was pulled from the lake and abducted.........and kept in the town drunk's (crazy Ralph) shack in the woods for decades until he was was able to escape as an adult.......I also like to believe Ralph killed Alice, not Jason, in part II. Jason's 1st kill.......Ralph!
Not bad, huh!?!?! Kind of explains a huge plot hole.
@@travzimmerman1340 Awesome! I thought it would have been cool if Ralph would had been Jason's father. There seemed to be more behind Ralphs character than they showed..
Crazy Ralph is a fuckin riot YOU'RE ALL DOOMED !!! 😂😂😂
Ralph was right. But he didn't follow his own advice and so Jason got em in Part 2
How did Jason survive the drowning? Cold hard cash. It was a little 500k movie that made $80 million (265 million in 2021 dollars). Btw, that answer applies to every horror movie villian who "dies"... how did they come back? Box office.
The boy jumping out of the lake was, Jason.
I always love watching y'all's reactions. Y'all are three beautiful women. Keep it up! 👍
"Jason wasn't a very good swimmer" 😱
Ari Lehman, who played Jason, frequently does autograph signings/meet n greets and fronts his own metal band called First Jason. I hear he's a really cool, down to earth guy.
I heard he's a bit of a douchebag.
In the remake the guy who Sam is playing is looking for his sister Annie who was the first one that got killed in this movie
what remake?
*Ki Ki Ki Ki Ki Ma Ma Ma Ma Ma*
Music To My Ears😂 I Love Jason Voorhees
& The Entire Friday The 13th Franchise.
I love how Jason evolved through the series. He looked really good in parts 7 and 8 I think.
@@amandacogger3075 I Agree. Jason Came A Very Long Way Through The Series💯😊
She's Been Covering Her Shirts Throughout The Whole Movie....just Gotta Peep Game While She Was An Enigma Killing All The Rest Of The Teenagers.
Hope you make it to Part 3 and 6 so we can get reactions to Jason in his Full Glory
That was great. I had to pause and go back a few times to watch the different reactions to each killing, although.. snakes anyone?
The lady has crazy strength, crazy in the head strength..
Part 2 is way better bc Jason found his mom that night. She was taken care of him all along. Now he wants revenge.
Not really, part 2 erases Jason’s drowning and he was only made this iconic slasher today because the studio wanted a Michael Myers knock off
classic. loved it. think the budget was $500k and they made like $60 million or something close to that. I saw it at 13 and the mom scared the crap out of me.
This movie convinced me to never go to a camp. Not because of the killer. Because of snakes.
Here's the thing to know about the Friday The 13th movies as you continue watching them from this point on: They're not about the acting, they're not about the stories, they're not about making logical sense or continuity. All you need to be concerned about is how Jason comes back to life at the beginning of each one after part two, how he is killed at the end of each movie, and most important of all is how all of his victims are killed. That's what made these movies so popular was the inventive ways in which Jason kills. These movies are just made to gross you out and make you cheer for the bad guy. Slasher killers are like Marvel superheroes, they have special powers that make them invincible and all you want to do is watch them kick ass. So don't take them too seriously, and instead just sit back and enjoy the ride. Fun fact: When they made part four all the actors were so excited to be in the movie that they rushed up to the special effects supervisor Tom Savini and begged him to tell them how they were gonna be killed in the movie. That's how famous this series became for its inventive kills.
They referenced this franchise in the scream movies. One of the characters said Mrs. Voorhees was a terrific killer in the foreshadow of Mrs. Loomis.
Please watch part 2. This was such a great reaction, it was so funny lol
Don't worry about how Jason came back. You will only get more confused as the series goes on lol
it makes no sense-just Enjoy the mayhem.
I think his mother's death gave life to him. That's a theory I have heard.
Jason is a deadite, his mother used the book from the evil dead, in fact there was even hints to that
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"Jason is a deadite, his mother used the book from the evil dead, in fact there was even hints to that"
Are you referring to Jason Goes to Hell?
He didn't drowned. Only presumed drowned. His body was never recovered from the lake...........
Jason is a spirit of vengeance. That's how he comes back and doesn't die.
Interesting fact. They did not show the driver of the jeep Annie got in because they had not cast Mrs. Voorhees yet.
I think Tom Savini's effects assistant played Pamela in the kill scenes.
@@Xehanort10 that is possible. They didn't need anyone particular for that part until the end. That happens sometimes. In the opening scene of A Nightmare on Elm Street, I think it was a prop guy that is filmed putting the glove together.
My favorite ladies. Another great selection.
Here trivia, the guy killing the snake. That Harry Crosby, Bing son. His sister Mary was Kristen on Dallas, Mary Crosby both Bing Crosby kid's.
The old guy warning them in the beginning reminds me so much of Cabin in the Woods & how it makes fun of this trope.
Back in the 1970-up to early 80s showing graphic violent kills of females (only aftermaths) on screen would make a rated R movie into NR or X rated film, unless the female is the killer, that's why all the graphic deaths were male. Even todays standards of movies an on screen death of a child is almost always an automatic rated R, depending on context... Trivia though the "ki ki ki ma ma ma" comes from an "echo in the woods" of "Kill ma"... Decapitation!!!! ya'll should do the cult horror classic Sleep Away Camp
You all are geniuses! No one could ever kill you guys in a horror movie. Just kidding. You all crack me up. I love your reactions. Much love and scares! J.
I promise the movies in this franchise get better. I suggest reacting to all. When you get to part 4, 5, & 6 you might be surprised. I love you ladies. Keep reacting.
Yay! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!!! ❤️
Don't worry we fully plan on reacting to all the Friday the 13th movies, the good the bad and the downright ugly 🤣
@@tashatipton2141 I really enjoyed the Halloween 1978 & 2018 videos as well. I honestly would love to see you ladies react to the Halloween II sequel in reference to the 1978 version. I plan on joining your patron real soon. Love you all. Best wishes.
No need to ever watch part 7-10. You're welcome !
@@tashatipton2141th-cam.com/video/eRa5o_t7vWs/w-d-xo.html 7:53-17:01 more proof crotch attacks knock girls out mins people indenial it's silly it's a fact works self defense too clit,bartholin gland, bartholin gland ducts 3 real weakness vagina comes crotch attacks feel same as us boys both genders feel same pain Sharp burn pain numb nausea etc girls own bartholin glands called them peach yes real parts on vagina gonads 🍑 As us guys can Google it real not made up depends individual not gender everyone pain tolerance different not the same some people more sensitive effective than others love girls hit each other peach 🍑 nuts lol some people more sensitive effective than others comes pain also true regardless gender love girls hit each other crotch more interesting
@@tashatipton214120:05-20:10 actually hurts girls same way depending who you are if can handle it pain is subjective which is true 😅
19:14 Superstrength's in the Voorhees genes apparently. Jason got it from his old ma.
The screenwriter of this film became a soap opera writer.
This movie deserves more respect than just meh
I guess they didn't get the satire...it's making fun of halloween subverting the big dude killer into this old small lady...the main girl even looks like jaime lee who is related to janet leigh of course from psycho...she has the carrie sissy mid 70's butch haircut
Exactly. FT13 is not for movie snobs. It's a classic 80's slasher! It's the KING slasher along with Halloween 78
Fun fact: the truck driver is maurice from beauty and the beast.
Omg are you serious??? I never would have guessed that in a million years...thank you so much for sharing! ❤️❤️❤️
I went to camp when I was a kid. We sang everyday. 2, 3, times a day.
You guys are so adorable to watch ✌️😁🤗 Great reactions.
There are 12 Friday the 13ths including Freddy vs. Jason. Several fan films have been made too, most are good. The F13th Copyright lawsuit cancelled the 13th movie unfortunately.
It kinda messed me up learning that the snake really was killed for the making of the movie. For years and years I assumed it a was Tom Savini special effects operated by controllers under the floorboards, but no you really witnessed a snake chopped up
You ladies look younger every video beautiful!
That’s so sweet 😘
Adriene king 😮 I always thought it was Molly ringald but she's blonde and mollys a ginger
Since you guys didn't like this one, you will probably like part 2 better. Also I have a recommendation ladies, check out another 80's classic Night Of The Demons(1988). You will NOTD, trust me.
I like the original the best...it feels weird af...and I like that..it doesn't feel like a movie with a typical plot like say part 4 or 6 or 7 or nightmare parts 2-6 were...
It seemed like they when into watching this with a negative attitude and not really appreciating it's greatness.
This movie came out the summer before I was born in September. My dad loved horror movies and wanted to see it so him and mom went when she was pregnant. Yeah needles to say it took me till I was an adult to actually watch the movies and its now one of my favorite horror franchises. Actually got to meet Kane Hodder who plays Jason in 7-10.
The only movie I technically did see as a kid was part 3. I started the movie when i was seventeen and I watched the rest of it on cinema snob before I watched the rest of the movie when i was 20. I saw the cinema snap for part one but it took me a while to watch the movie.
“This is a weird movie” Yeaa y’all ain’t seen “Sleepaway Camp 1983” Lawwd🤯🥴 && I was a kid when I first saw that s*** I was scarred for life
i prefer this to sleepaway camp!
In the 2nd film, they pull a retcon and establish that Jason actually didn't drown (and for whatever reason, never told his mom he was alive). He witnessed her decapitation at the hands of Alice, which is what turned him from a reclusive hillbilly mountain man into a serial killer.
It was the best budget they had back then, they were only able to afford the green truck for the movie!!!
There are twelve movies total when including the remake. After the first eight movies, New Line Cinema, the studio that owned "A Nightmare on Elm Street', bought the rights to the franchise. I'm not sure if it was their decision or a rights issue, but they didn't have "Friday the 13th" in the titles of their films. That's why theirs are called "Jason Goes to Hell", "Jason X", and "Freddy vs Jason". The remake was made by a different studio. I believe it was Platinum Dunes.
It was a rights thing
Make Sure When You Watch Friday The 13th 2009 Make Sure Its Killer Cut
That "old" lady was only 54. 😂
Oh my!😳 Well she certainly aged….gracefully..😂😂
Interesting to see people go into the movie expecting Jason only to discover it began with his mother as the killer. Just to say ya need to check out Nightmare on Elm Street, not just because its a great horror film but it has a connection to Friday the 13TH.
Only when New Line Cinemas buy the rights on Friday the 13th from Paramount Pictures.
@@TheDark_Strider With the ninth movie Jason goes to hell they set up a connection to Nightmare on Elm Street making them retroactively linked.
@@TheCosmicFireStar oh ik, I’m just saying since New Lines owns both Jason and Freddy, they wanted to give that out to ppl to know that they’re connected now.
Will you be reacting to a lot more Friday the 13th movies?
I guess you didn't notice the dufflebags up against Ned, hiding his body.
Exactly! Plus Marcie and Jack were so horny and pre occupied with getting laid lol. There's a lot of stuff you won't notice if you're in that kind of mood and mindset. Nevertheless with that whole sequence, it is creepy and morbid as fuck that A) they're doing it when there is a corpse above and that B) now there's 2 dead bodies: one for each bunk once Jack gets that arrow through his neck from below
the space one is Jason x
YOURE ALL DOOOOOMED!!! Lol 😂
it was a total low Budget movie. It's been Estimated to cost between 550,000 and 750,000 to make. It made just under 40 million at the world wide box office.
There’s no really clear explanation for Jason other than the first Friday made a boatload of cash and they wanted to make more lol
I mean to be fair they killed him in 4 then in 5 they made some mistakes and in 6 they just made him a zombie so him returning made sense...also wasn't there another killer in one of these besides jason his mom and the guy from 5....I swear there is one more
the 8th film is friday the 13th jason takes manhattan
cheers me up watching your reactions three beautiful lady's
This one may not be the best, but it's important for what it ignited.
Crazy Ralph, Pamela Voorhees, the Kills by the legendary Tom Savini and Alice are really what this movie is worth watching for.
A theory regarding Jason's return to life is when his mother is murdered, it wills him back.
By the way: I am the 666th like!
In 1957, he supposedly died but he actually survived and started surviving in the woods. Of course the first year was rough, but when the camp was abandoned after his mother killed the 2 camp counselors and did the arson fires, Jason just moved into camp. And the 21 years surviving in the abandoned camp he learned how to survive off the land and learned survival tactics and only was afraid of people. In 1979, when Steve was starting the camp back up, Jason had to move back into the woods because Steve was renovating the camp. Pamela offered to work again with The Christy family in the camp as a cook. Pamela obviously has some type of mental illness which makes her hear her son's voice in her head and even saying out the voices in her head. Pamela at this time still doesn't know that Jason is alive and well at the age of 33. Pamela starts her killing spree and is killed by the last sole survivor, Alice Hardy. Alice says she saw Jason, but this obviously could be from the trauma she received during the whole incident. But Jason saw what Alice did, he saw what she did to his mother, the only person that truly loved him. So, except for being scared of strangers that enter the camp, he now gets angry at them and blames them for the death of his mother. And he has the same type of mental illness like his mother, Pamela. So he hears her voice in his head as well. 2 months after the murder spree, he tracks down Alice to seek revenge for his mother and kills Alice at her apartment. And he has the camp to himself again, but he still had the shack he built in the woods during the 5 years by himself after he killed Alice. I truly believe he didn't just come back to life, because it wouldn't make sense because of the timeline. He survived the lake and made his way to a shore after almost dying of drowning and he was forced to survive by himself. And that's why in the Friday the 13th part 2, he's 33 in the beginning and after he kills Alice, and 5 years pass, he is 38 when he starts killing the people that are close and in the wilderness that he made his home and he also hates them because he blames those type of people for the death of his mother. Including his mental illness of hearing Pamela's voice in his head telling him to murder the people.
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"In 1957, he supposedly died but he actually survived and started surviving in the woods. Of course the first year was rough, but when the camp was abandoned after his mother killed the 2 camp counselors and did the arson fires, Jason just moved into camp. And the 21 years surviving in the abandoned camp he learned how to survive off the land and learned survival tactics and only was afraid of people. In 1979, when Steve was starting the camp back up, Jason had to move back into the woods because Steve was renovating the camp. Pamela offered to work again with The Christy family in the camp as a cook. Pamela obviously has some type of mental illness which makes her hear her son's voice in her head and even saying out the voices in her head. Pamela at this time still doesn't know that Jason is alive and well at the age of 33. Pamela starts her killing spree and is killed by the last sole survivor, Alice Hardy. Alice says she saw Jason, but this obviously could be from the trauma she received during the whole incident. But Jason saw what Alice did, he saw what she did to his mother, the only person that truly loved him. So, except for being scared of strangers that enter the camp, he now gets angry at them and blames them for the death of his mother. And he has the same type of mental illness like his mother, Pamela. So he hears her voice in his head as well. 2 months after the murder spree, he tracks down Alice to seek revenge for his mother and kills Alice at her apartment. And he has the camp to himself again, but he still had the shack he built in the woods during the 5 years by himself after he killed Alice. I truly believe he didn't just come back to life, because it wouldn't make sense because of the timeline. He survived the lake and made his way to a shore after almost dying of drowning and he was forced to survive by himself. And that's why in the Friday the 13th part 2, he's 33 in the beginning and after he kills Alice, and 5 years pass, he is 38 when he starts killing the people that are close and in the wilderness that he made his home and he also hates them because he blames those type of people for the death of his mother. Including his mental illness of hearing Pamela's voice in his head telling him to murder the people."
Just so my thoughts here don't get pulled out of context if you choose to delete your post, I have copied/pasted it here for the future.
"I truly believe he didn't just come back to life, because it wouldn't make sense because of the timeline."
How does it make any sense that Jason survived and lived in the woods directly after almost drowning without anyone's knowledge, especially his own mother? How long was he under water before he came back up? I used to think this back when I was a teen in the 90s, but I came across the other idea that he did drown and the evil carried within his mother from what she was doing entered his corpse bringing him back. Which could make Jason's appearance at the end not a dream.
If I may, where did you come up with your idea? Just curious.
@@Nope2022HugeTheWarningFan me looking at the reality of the timeline and the obvious simplicity of it. I know it starts get spiritual and shit when he gets resurrected in the Jason Lives movie, but it wont make sense for him to come back to life and in the span of 2 months and 5 years, grow into a full built male. If your theory is up to par, how tf did he grow his body in only 2 months into a full grown man and track down alice and kill her. Plus if he was a evil entity when he was alive, it didnt matter for him to build his shack and live off the land because he would be a undead zombie at this point, but he isnt, he’s a grown man, they even go into depth of the background of this in the remake in 2009, on how he lived off the land and survived. Your theory just doesnt come up to par with mine because mine seems much more realistic and practical while yours is more child like and stupid.
@@jinsakai2493
"@Lance Lust me looking at the reality of the timeline and the obvious simplicity of it. I know it starts get spiritual and shit when he gets resurrected in the Jason Lives movie, but it wont make sense for him to come back to life and in the span of 2 months and 5 years, grow into a full built male. If your theory is up to par, how tf did he grow his body in only 2 months into a full grown man and track down alice and kill her. Plus if he was a evil entity when he was alive, it didnt matter for him to build his shack and live off the land because he would be a undead zombie at this point, but he isnt, he’s a grown man, they even go into depth of the background of this in the remake in 2009, on how he lived off the land and survived. Your theory just doesnt come up to par with mine because mine seems much more realistic and practical while yours is more child like and stupid."
How a boy survives drowning, builds a shack in the woods and survives every winter is such a better question than how a supernatural force could bring back a drowned child after his mother has been murdered, bringing him back as a full grown man. The fact that Jason has been living in the woods since before the movie's opening makes more sense to you? That is your right to have such an opinion. To me, a little boy who almost drowns at a summer camp but doesn't try making his way back home seems to make much less sense than my thoughts.
You seem to project too many inferences that aren't really there. You state the remake as we're regarding the first and second movies. I'm not discussing the remake because that is its own entity.
If you were to take mine, or, rather, the person who directed "Never Hike Alone" creator's thoughts, you wouldn't need to make sense because evil bringing a drowned child back to life once his mother has been murdered doesn't need to make sense. Makes a lot more sense than a child building his own home in the woods at such an age as he was just after almost drowning, and choosing not to find his mother, whom you claim he does see murdered, then goes on a killing spree afterwards...?
The end of the original movie shows Jason coming back to life, and I believe Jason's body looked like a teen, thus giving five years, a boy that age could grow into an adult looking man. Why not? It's much more plausible than the story Ginny makes in part 2. Your opinion.
We needn't get into an argument regarding this. It's fiction. Not real, you see. Any interpretation is okay.
"I know it starts get spiritual and shit when he gets resurrected in the Jason Lives movie, but it wont make sense for him to come back to life and in the span of 2 months and 5 years, grow into a full built male."
Why? Because you said so? If Jason can be resurrected in the first place, my thoughts seem to align pretty well with the story. And for a child with a handicap like Jason's, I think he'd need help to survive.
The snake was literally a pet and and a pet actor and was truly killed for the scene and the owner had no knowledge of it happening someone on set was like hey can I borrow your snake and then just murdered it on camera 😢
Elizabeth is SO pretty!!
You asked if people always sang at camp. Not always....because this one time, at Band Camp....
#TeamEmma
This was such a fun review! The reactions were so funny. You three made my day.
Don't worry Emma, I terrified of snakes too. We can start our own "We Don't Like Snakes Club". 😜
After Halloween, I highly suggest The Private Eyes with Tim Conway and Don Knotts from 1980. It's a comedy and lite horror, very lite. Great movie. It's just a silly and fun movie.
I so can't wait to the next review.
#TeamEmma
Yes we definitely need to start a club hahah
@@emmalou432 We can have secret passwords, and secret handshakes. 😜
You ladies are always fun!!! I have the biggest crush on Elizabeth! I use to rent these constantly back in the late 80's when these were coming out! Fun times!
Y'all need to watch the 1981 horror classics My Bloody Valentine and The Prowler 👍
I think there was something supposed to be implied between Alice and Steve
Whats really going on at camp crystal lake? 4, 5....6 "camp" councilors. Locked in a life and death struggle against......1 snake. I suspect the closest they have ever come to being in the woods. Is walking into a room with 2 or more house plants.
My personal theory is Jasons mother was never playing with a full deck. Since the film is just a role reversal of psycho. IInstead of killing his crazy mother. Jason took the first opportunity to runaway.
There were at one or two big duffel bags hiding Ned on the top bunk.
He's saying they're all doomed for being there but he's there tio. What's stopping killer from killing him. They driving on roads too lol
Yo luvvvly ladies saw Halloween kills yesterday and Michael is fcking BADASS. so my boy jason got 2 level up his SHITTT. CIAO 👊🏼
So Fact time! This is Kevin Bacons first movie. The next is they had to submit this movie to the rating board over 3 times because it was to graphic at the time they were going to give it an X rating. They had to cut so much of the kills that's why we don't see all the kills and the kills in full because it was to gory.
Even if you weren’t fond of this movie, it was done with a very limited budget, around $550,000. It wasn’t expected to be a hit. Betsy Palmer agreed to play the mother for $10,000 only because she needed a new car. She read the script and said “What a piece of shit!” But she went ahead with it because she thought nobody would ever see it, and she’d go completely unnoticed. Much of her career was spent Broadway and she was a classically trained actress. Decades later, she ended up embracing the movie and attending conventions for fans. I met her before she passed away. She was the sweetest and classiest lady ever.
I love this movie even though it obviously tried to rip off Halloween but its the gift that keeps on giving 😏
I will say the mom as the killer twist and the ending with a kid grabbing her and obviously the subversion of the first girl we follow being the main girl for a bit only to kill her off is all interesting...the fact the driver was creepy the 2nd driver we never see or hear from that kills is a interesting idea mr christie was creepy ralph was creepy the guys were weird or off-putting and dumb and the fact there felt like 2 killers cause there were works to confuse us...theres been like 5 different killers in these friday films...
Friday the 13th are fun and campy...If you go into them with that mindset its a good time. The later sequels get pretty bad though lol
there is freddy vs jason