Toasties! We have had multiple copyright strikes on this video and we have been using TH-cam to fix what they want us to fix, the video is still processing these changes so there might be some issues in the video until this is completed. We have noticed the last 10-15minutes is just a still image...on our end, the video is still 'processing' the changes, so that should fix itself when it's done processing. Thank you for your continued support.
Understandable, the friday the 13th license is in limbo atm due to all license fighting going on in court over it, one of the reasons the game that came out a few years ago had to shut down operations and most likely the reason we wont be getting any new friday the 13th films ever again or at least for a good long while. Thanks for the update tho, looking forward to seeing the rest of it once it is fixed and also wouldn't mind seeing you guys review some other jason flicks, or any old movie really, new movies are good and all, but it is always fun to take a trip down nostalgic lane with you guys.
42:22 Martin: "It's almost like we have zero money at this point." Apparently the studio heard him and decided to take it out on the video. I assume it'll get fixed, so for everyone watching, from that point onwards the video is just a still frame of Martin's face for the next 14 minutes.
In the late 90's early 2000's there was an obsession for putting classic horror figures in space. Jason X, Hellraiser: Bloodlines, Leprechaun 4, and Dracula 3,000.
@@TehRodane Well... Critters actually started in space. They were aliens called "Crites." So I don't count them as a classic horror figure jammed into a space setting.
I'm unsubscribing now. They knew they were putting up some sh*tty ass clickbait. And hours later instead of putting something worth of integrity, they put up something that just waste everybody's time. F* that and DT gets a F* YOU rating for wasting my time by posting it. Yeah, I'm not clicking back on this BS to just be disappointed again! I wonder if they are this SH*TTY live!🤔 😒 Probably 😔
@@ggoechosen no excuse. Subscribers clicked. If they didn't, this is pussy amateur sh*t. I can't excuse that. It just shows they don't even review videos before uploading for fans. It shows they care 2 things first & foremost 🔸 laziness and a quick/cheap click. 🔸And tricking an audience. Lost my respect real quick. Yeah. I immediately pulled my Patreon dollars for next month.
50:55 - 51:00 Korey's line delivery combined with the zoom out and fading scream is peak comedy. Nearly got my ass in a car wreck from laughing so hard
When I first heard the title "Jason X" I thought Jason had converted to Islam and joined the Nation. We didn't land on Camp Crystal Lake, Camp Crystal Lake landed on us.
The premise? Iconic. The acting ability? Iconic. Most of the cast being from a Saturday afternoon tv show? Iconic. The liquid nitrogen death? Iconic. The virtual camp crystal lake scene? Iconic. This is one of the best in the series
Honestly this is number 5 in my Top 5 Jason Films just cause I have never ONCE taken this film seriously. Its always Just been a Stupid Comedy that I enjoy getting drunk with friends and watching every October& dunking on it with them, The Holograms with the Co-eds, the tongue & cheek lines, the stupid regeneration, I never EVER TOOK this BAD Film seriously & because of that its given me some of the hardest laughs at halloween parties & with friends so I love it still lmao
My favorite scene in this movie is "It going to take more than a poke in the ribs to kill this ole Sarg." Then Jason takes another piece of re-bar and stabs the ole Sarg. The ole Sarg says," Yep that will do it," as he kills over.
Saw this movie at the cinema back in the day at an advanced screening full of Jason fans. Hands down one of the best and most fun experiences I’ve had in the cinema!! People were having fun shouting at the screen at all the absurdity that was happening. So much laughter in the cinema…more than an actual comedy! 😂😂
The machete is enchanted with Piercing V. On a second note, a slasher film where a girl's father is a supernatural Jason-esque killer who is overprotective of her might be a hilarious premise.
The funniest part of the simulation is that they're holograms and Jason somehow ties them in their sleeping bags, and beats them to death with each other. ...Despite them being holograms! XD
48:28 "It's gonna take more than a poke in the ribs to take down this old dog! Yep! That oughta do it!" Lol! The fist fight kill in Jason takes Manhattan and the wheelchair kill in Friday part 2 are some of my favorite kills.
Yay, the review has been saved from copyright hell! This was the first Jason movie I saw in a theater, and what a delight it was and still is. All it needed was Busta Rhymes flying to the spaceship and kung fu kicking Jason into a meteor.
I remember back in school one of my 3d animation instructors was showing off his company's demo reel and was very proud of his work on this movie while the entire class room tried, unsuccessfully, to stifle their laughter.
Awe man! I've been waiting for you guys to roast this film. I don't know if it's just me, but the video freezes around 42:30, so I didn't get a chance to hear your final comments. This has definitely been a fav of mine; purely because of it's absurdity. From Jason pulling a Houdini in the beginning to him becoming a Mighty Morphin Power ranger villain in the end, with all of the tropes from the franchise... it's entertaining.
@@DanJackson1977 that's what made it great, considering the original sleeping bag scene was cut down because of the MPAA. As goofy as it was, I enjoy it.
One of the other ideas for Jason X was to have him end up in LA where street gangs come together to fight him after he's been killing them off. Now THAT is the Jason X I wanna see.
The funny thing about the “teleportation” is that the game that released in the late 2010’s played on this and let you choose that as a supernatural advantage to hunting 😂
I worked at a theater when this came out and watched it every chance I could sneak in. I've always loved this film and had to endure ridicule from friends for not just liking it, but buying it on dvd when it came out. When the space station blows up I still lose it every time. Classic horror comedy.
As a Jason fan I always felt the series didn't start being really enjoyable until Part 6 when they just said FUCK IT with the realism thing and just did whatever crazy thing they could come up with. Jason's a Zombie, now he's fighting Carrie, now he's in New York and now he's back from Hell. What's next....HE's IN SPACE! It's cheesy as shit but hey it's entertaining.
Know I will agree Jason Lives and The Blood are among my favorites but I also like Friday the 13th part 2 because some of the moments and points they hit are too damn funny that I can't hate that film.
Couldn't agree more, I just recently watched the entire series again and wow, it was surprsingly boring up until part 6. Jason works best when it's completely over the top and having fun wit' it.
Jason X fits right with Leprechaun, Hellraiser, and Critters all got in common. Last things you expect is Jason Voorhees going against Captain Kirk from Star Trek.
I was 10 when this came out and remember seeing the poster in the movie ads of the newspaper. I asked my dad what it was and he got all excited and took me to see it the next day. It was awesome. I know it's a bad movie now but I still love it
2001 ... "only" 20yrs old. I won't say this is my favorite F13, but it's top3 after IV and VI. This could be topped ... by a Trek parody in which Jason cleans out the TNG cast, kicks Q's ass, and becomes the King of the Borg, after the Borg Queen captures him, realizes assimilating him is futile, and falls in love. Hail to the King, baby!
Once again, just like with Jason Goes to Hell (1993), New Line Cinema used their rights to the Jason Voorhees character to make another sequel, but was unable to legally include 'Friday the 13th' in the film's title, as Paramount Pictures still owned the trademarked title. While this film was a critical and financial failure in its initial release in theaters, it made more than triple the cost of production in DVD and post-theater sales. Statistically, It is one of the most successful 'Friday the 13th' films. Despite initial negative critical feedback, over time it has become more popular among younger fans of the franchise, mainly for its self-deprecating humor and inventive death scenes. The film only suffered a couple seconds of cuts to earn an "R" rating, making it the least censored entry in the entire 'Friday the 13th' series. Jason Voorhees' eyes never blink when they are shown. The first film in the Friday the 13th series to rely on digital effects for death and gore shots. Betsy Palmer was doing a play in Toronto at the time Jason X was filming. According to Palmer, one of the producers contacted her about possibly reprising her role as Pamela Voorhees, most likely in the holosimulation. They did not come to an agreement, and the character was not included in the film. at around 1h 21 mins) The music played during Jason's first look at the virtual reality Camp Crystal Lake is the same musical score as the one in Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981). One of the things which won over everyone to the concept of Jason in space was the idea of the crew seemingly killing Jason, only for him to be recreated into something even scarier via futuristic technology. The mechanism of this change ended up being nanotechnology. Once David Cronenberg came on board, he quickly noticed some problems with the script, and began rewriting most of his character's lines. According to director James Isaac, one of those lines was "I want him soft" in response to the request to have Jason cryogenically frozen. Screenwriter Todd Farmer based much of the film on Alien (1979), even naming one of the characters (whom he also played himself) Dallas, after Tom Skerritt's character in the Ridley Scott film. Kane Hodder's final appearance as Jason. Ken Kirzinger assumed the role for Freddy vs. Jason (2003), while Derek Mears took on the role for the reboot Friday the 13th (2009). This makes Hodder the only actor to play Jason four times. New Line Cinema loved the script so much that they gave the film three times the budget of the most expensive previous film in the series (which had been Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan (1989), with a $5 million budget). However, during production, the budget was still wasn't big enough for creating many sets and effects, leaving many scenes in the script to be changed, or taken out completely. Although the movie was shot on 35mm film, it was then transferred to high-definition video to aid in the creation of its extensive and elaborate visual effects shots. This made it the first feature-length film ever to be completed entirely in the digital realm. Because Jim Isaac wanted the acting in his film to "blow every other Friday movie out of water," the rehearsals were videotaped on a camcorder for Isaac, who would then view them afterward to get ideas from seeing his characters in action. The problem was that, with all the script re-writes, a lot of the time Isaac didn't even know if what the actors were rehearsing was still going to be in the movie. Producer Sean S. Cunningham said what he loved about the script was they weren't telling the exact same tired old story the films had been retreading for 20 years. The character Adrienne is a reference to Adrienne King, who played Alice Hardy in Friday the 13th (1980) and Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981). (at around 15 mins) The space debris floating in space has "Cunningham Realty" written on the side. This is a reference to the name of producer Noel Cunningham, the son of executive producer and maker of the original Friday the 13th (1980), Sean S. Cunningham. The name "Tiamat" comes from Babylonian mythology. She is a goddess of the sea, who was slain by the god Marduk who then formed the land from her carcass. In Andromeda (2000), Lexa Doig played the avatar of the ship's artificial intelligence and Lisa Ryder played a crew member. In this movie, Ryder is an AI construct and Doig joins the crew. The scene when Jason snapped Sven's neck was originally a much quicker snap in the script. Kane Hodder felt it's been overly done and improvised the kill by having Jason instead slowly break his neck until you'd a crunching sound as he's twisting and squeezing his neck. Several of the characters in the film are named after screenwriter Todd Farmer's online friends in the PC game EverQuest (1999). Jason X" is the first "Friday the 13th" film to be rated "15" in the UK. Although "Friday the 13th" parts 2, 3 and 6 were originally rated "18" they were re-rated to "15": part 6 in 2002 and parts 2 and 3 in 2008. Adrienne's death is based directly on a death from season 1, episode 23 of The X-Files (1993). Roland, who is possessed by his deceased brother in the scene, kills a scientist by dunking his head in a barrel of liquid nitrogen and then smashing his head to pieces on the floor. The character Waylander is sometimes referred to as "Wayland". Like the character named Dallas, this is also a reference to Alien (1979), with the Company in that series called Weyland-Yutani. There is even a "Kane" (the Alien's first victim) among the cast: Kane Hodder, who plays Jason. Über Jason doesn't have a face under his mask. If he did, it wouldn't fit in his mask. Kane Hodder just had contacts that match his eyes put in. That way, the mask could hide Hodder's face while filming the movie. The character Janessa was originally named Jessica, after producer Sean Cunningham's sister. Colin Cunningham, who worked on this movie's visual effects is a frequent guest on the movie review TH-cam site Red Letter Media. An episode of Re-View mentions this during their Friday the 13th series review shows. at around 38 mins) In the scene where Dallas is smashed against the wall by Jason, the stuntman who did this actually broke his nose. In the scene where Stony opens the door and gets stabbed to death and his blood sprays in Kinsa's face, she screams. Melody Johnson's reaction was real. According to the audio commentary, the effects guys weren't supposed to spray the blood liquid into her face and it was accidental. She was screaming not because she just saw her boyfriend die, but because the fake blood substance was burning her eyes. The take was kept because of Johnson's authentic reaction. at around 1h 23 mins) The "sleeping bag death" scene was first done in Friday the 13th: The New Blood (1988). Jason repeatedly slamming the bag may refer to the fact that Kane Hodder had to re-shoot the scene in 'The New Blood' over and over, because the bag with the dummy inside was so heavy that he couldn't get it to look right. The shot that appeared in that movie was the final take, after Hodder got so frustrated and angry that he finally nailed it. Stoney's original death was supposed to be Jason slicing him in half with the sliding doors, but they thought it would be to hard to do so they switched it to the machete stab. Brodski is the second male character (and first African American) to kill Jason, the first being Tommy Jarvis. Rowan shoots Jason at the beginning with a Mossberg 590 Compact Cruiser shotgun.
When I first saw this movie in theaters, the very moment I saw the two women from the show Andromeda were in this, playing almost opposite roles I was like "oh hell, let's see where this goes"🤦 lol
This movie joined the Sequels go to Space club. Along with... Hellraiser Bloodlne Leprechaun 4 Critters 4 Air Bud: Space Buddies Moonraker (James Bond) Brave little Toaster goes to Mars Airplane 2 Dracula 3000 Emmanuel in Space and Ice Age: Collision
Haven't seen the 2002 movie in 30 years?? o_O Going into space was a weird trend in horror franchises for a while: Leprechaun, Hellraiser, Friday the 13th.
I used to have a mega crush on Lexa Doig, who I first saw in GENE RODENBERRY'S ANDROMEDA. Throughout the JASON X film, I only paid significant attention when Lexa Doig was on screen. My crush was so focused, that I totally overlooked that Lisa Ryder was also in that movie, who is also in ANDROMEDA. Seriously! The presence of Lisa Ryder didn't click in my brain at all. I didn't learn about her until several years afterwards.
Is the last 4 minutes of silence immediately after Martin says "...we have zero money at this point." intended to be interpreted as commentary on the movie running out of gas? Or is my dream just glitches?
Listen, this is one of only two movies that I ever had to walk out on. After Jason stabbed the head security/marine guy and he says 'it'll take more than that to kill me," then Jason stabs him again and the guy makes a 'yep, that'll do it' joke.........I had to walk out. I came for a horror/comedy not just a straight comedy. But I watched it years later while drunk.....and it was great......while drunk. Edit: other movie was Street Fighter with JCVD
@@percymiller8775 even todays horror films have cheesiness to them. I bet you a hundred bucks in 20 years kids are gonna ask what we saw in those corny horror films from the 2020's.
@@Devilsblood most horror movies now take themselves way too seriously I can't imagine 20 years from now people watching hereditary and midsomer saying man this has way too many jokes in it lol.
its weird to be watching this in 2024 and hearing them talk about hockey players being allowed to kill eachother and it actually happened since this video released.
Toasties! We have had multiple copyright strikes on this video and we have been using TH-cam to fix what they want us to fix, the video is still processing these changes so there might be some issues in the video until this is completed. We have noticed the last 10-15minutes is just a still image...on our end, the video is still 'processing' the changes, so that should fix itself when it's done processing. Thank you for your continued support.
Understandable, the friday the 13th license is in limbo atm due to all license fighting going on in court over it, one of the reasons the game that came out a few years ago had to shut down operations and most likely the reason we wont be getting any new friday the 13th films ever again or at least for a good long while. Thanks for the update tho, looking forward to seeing the rest of it once it is fixed and also wouldn't mind seeing you guys review some other jason flicks, or any old movie really, new movies are good and all, but it is always fun to take a trip down nostalgic lane with you guys.
Is it still processing?
@@fdub301 it seems to be working now, at least as far as I am in the video
@rick wtf with the random politics?
I better start Watching now!!! So ready to laugh 😃
42:22 Martin: "It's almost like we have zero money at this point."
Apparently the studio heard him and decided to take it out on the video. I assume it'll get fixed, so for everyone watching, from that point onwards the video is just a still frame of Martin's face for the next 14 minutes.
I thought I was just me
@@melaninawakening9350 same here
Ok, so it’s not just me.
See me trying to reload, scrub, change playback settings... lol
Glad it wasn’t just me. Started to think that TH-cam was having another really buggy day!
In the late 90's early 2000's there was an obsession for putting classic horror figures in space. Jason X, Hellraiser: Bloodlines, Leprechaun 4, and Dracula 3,000.
@@TehRodane Well... Critters actually started in space. They were aliens called "Crites." So I don't count them as a classic horror figure jammed into a space setting.
@tehpesky Literally deleted their comment out of embarrassment lol
42:20 is when Jason decided to teleport to double toasted like "so yall like making jokes huh"
🤣🤣🤣
I'm unsubscribing now.
They knew they were putting up some sh*tty ass clickbait.
And hours later instead of putting something worth of integrity, they put up something that just waste everybody's time.
F* that and DT gets a F* YOU rating for wasting my time by posting it.
Yeah, I'm not clicking back on this BS to just be disappointed again!
I wonder if they are this SH*TTY live!🤔
😒 Probably 😔
They didn't watch it all the way through before they uploaded.
@@ggoechosen no excuse.
Subscribers clicked.
If they didn't, this is pussy amateur sh*t.
I can't excuse that. It just shows they don't even review videos before uploading for fans.
It shows they care 2 things first & foremost
🔸 laziness and a quick/cheap click.
🔸And tricking an audience. Lost my respect real quick.
Yeah. I immediately pulled my Patreon dollars for next month.
@@ggoechosen No Sh😚t
Neither did I!
Fun Fact: David Cronenberg agreed to be in the movie under the condition that he would be killed in the movie.
Is that supposed to be shocking? lol
Cool.
50:55 - 51:00 Korey's line delivery combined with the zoom out and fading scream is peak comedy. Nearly got my ass in a car wreck from laughing so hard
Jason Voorhees should have more Movies.
😅😂
Agreed 😂🤣🤣🤣 that scream “Ahhhhhahahhhh!” I lost it🤣🤣🙂
"THAT'LL DO IT!!!! AHHHHH!!!!" 😂
52:13 "she tried to leave then WHIP" 💥💥💥 😂😂😂
The most logical way they could’ve gotten rid of Jason was trap him in an airlock that send him directly to the sun.
If they did that Jason would have killed the sun
Naw...he would've just gotten blown back to earth in a solar flare
Jason will just reform a new body he is able to regenerate
You can't regenerate from nothing.
@@amitypredator9385 he’ll just get a new body from hell lol 😂
10:20 “put em in the Jason room” 😂😂 bosses really do that with the employee they don’t like fr
When I first heard the title "Jason X" I thought Jason had converted to Islam and joined the Nation. We didn't land on Camp Crystal Lake, Camp Crystal Lake landed on us.
He gets sent to Oz and joins the Muslims with Kareem Said
jason isnt as evil as those people lol
😂🤷♂️✊🔥 lmao
Yo I’m freaking weak 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Boooooooooooo!
In Space, 400 years later and he's still making sure there's no hanky panky
The premise? Iconic. The acting ability? Iconic. Most of the cast being from a Saturday afternoon tv show? Iconic. The liquid nitrogen death? Iconic. The virtual camp crystal lake scene? Iconic. This is one of the best in the series
Movie is great!!!
Yup. X and 6 are my favorites in the series. The rest of the movies are a blur of memories but x and 6 I can remember all the kills and humor.
*moronic
Honestly this is number 5 in my Top 5 Jason Films just cause I have never ONCE taken this film seriously. Its always Just been a Stupid Comedy that I enjoy getting drunk with friends and watching every October& dunking on it with them, The Holograms with the Co-eds, the tongue & cheek lines, the stupid regeneration, I never EVER TOOK this BAD Film seriously & because of that its given me some of the hardest laughs at halloween parties & with friends so I love it still lmao
I agree. Fun for days.
The sleeping bag part had me in tears
My favorite scene in this movie is "It going to take more than a poke in the ribs to kill this ole Sarg." Then Jason takes another piece of re-bar and stabs the ole Sarg. The ole Sarg says," Yep that will do it," as he kills over.
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@KTV 4U the first 4 Friday 13th movies were good. Nightmare on elm street 1-3 were awesome
I will say that liquid nitrogen kill was one of the best kills in the series
One of the greatest horror kills of all time
The liquid nitrogen and the sleeping bag kill for me.
Not the sleeping bag kill. But the liquid nitrogen for sure.
Absolutely!!!!!! Lmaooo
@@MrAgerch ohhhhhh yeah the sleeping bag !
Saw this movie at the cinema back in the day at an advanced screening full of Jason fans.
Hands down one of the best and most fun experiences I’ve had in the cinema!! People were having fun shouting at the screen at all the absurdity that was happening. So much laughter in the cinema…more than an actual comedy! 😂😂
The machete is enchanted with Piercing V.
On a second note, a slasher film where a girl's father is a supernatural Jason-esque killer who is overprotective of her might be a hilarious premise.
32:58 damn young Korey got his head knocked off 🤣
"I'm Korey A. Coleman and this is the Kill Count"
Dead meat reference i love it
I was just thinking korey must’ve seen that Jason x kill count 🤣
I just watched this episode of his like a week ago cuz Halloween Kills didn't hit the spot and it was more satisfying lmfao
I saw what you did there
@@therealtapedeck I was thinking that as well!
Julius Threw Hands on Jason in Part 8 and Jason gave him a Warrior's Death lol.
50:58 I’ve never laughed so hard in my life when I heard that scream.
Quite possibly my favourite DT moment
The funniest part of the simulation is that they're holograms and Jason somehow
ties them in their sleeping bags, and beats them to death with each other.
...Despite them being holograms! XD
48:28 "It's gonna take more than a poke in the ribs to take down this old dog! Yep! That oughta do it!" Lol! The fist fight kill in Jason takes Manhattan and the wheelchair kill in Friday part 2 are some of my favorite kills.
Yea that line was comedy gold good fun sci-fi action B movie horror comedy.
To good 😂
Yay, the review has been saved from copyright hell! This was the first Jason movie I saw in a theater, and what a delight it was and still is. All it needed was Busta Rhymes flying to the spaceship and kung fu kicking Jason into a meteor.
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Yo Jesse what’s up man
Trump 2024
@@masonwright9373 ...for prison!
@@Jenks337 joe biden has dementia
I like how every team mate death had a pun by the other survivors. It's like having Martin around you in a scary movie lol
37:05 Idk why that’s the funniest kill of this movie for me
42:22
I guess Jason killed the editor at this point.
He teleported to the editor 🤣
facts ahahhahahaha @ double toasted
This movie is a treasure and should be treated as such. It's one of the best horror/comedies ever lol
I remember back in school one of my 3d animation instructors was showing off his company's demo reel and was very proud of his work on this movie while the entire class room tried, unsuccessfully, to stifle their laughter.
😄😄😄
34:30
*FATALITY*
Sub-Zero: That was my punishing move...😥
Jason: Ya Damn Right.😈
14:48 has me weeeaaaakk!!!! That teleporting hit, sound effect and the music is too funny! 😫😫😫🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 This movie was sooo ridiculous.
Jason X is like a secret lover that you don't want to confess to in public.
Awe man! I've been waiting for you guys to roast this film. I don't know if it's just me, but the video freezes around 42:30, so I didn't get a chance to hear your final comments. This has definitely been a fav of mine; purely because of it's absurdity. From Jason pulling a Houdini in the beginning to him becoming a Mighty Morphin Power ranger villain in the end, with all of the tropes from the franchise... it's entertaining.
Yea same here. Thought it was just my wfi at first.
Okay thank god I'm not crazy
Same here... the video is frozen at that same point. :(
Ok, so I'm not alone
Yup, I had to go to the stream to finish the review. 🤣This is actually one of my favorite Jason movies.
42:22 Jason got 'em
Lol
I hear Billy's laugh everytime i watch a movie with some ridiculous shit now 🤣
The sleeping bag scene was pure genius
As bad as this movie is, I did lmao at it. The sleeping bag scene was pure gold.
Still one of the best kills ever. I mean he literally was like, " imma beat yo ass wit another person" 😂
Eh.. the sleeping bag kill in part 7 was epic.. the Jason X one is just a goofy, winking homage. And they're holograms so it doesnt really count.
@@theoriginalspur 😆 right, it was priceless.
@@DanJackson1977 that's what made it great, considering the original sleeping bag scene was cut down because of the MPAA. As goofy as it was, I enjoy it.
One of the other ideas for Jason X was to have him end up in LA where street gangs come together to fight him after he's been killing them off. Now THAT is the Jason X I wanna see.
Billy's laughter and Martin's cackle always bring me joy. Happy Halloween! 🎃💀🍭🍬👻
Likewise. Have a safe and fun day🎃
I love that they all have their own laughs. Billy's is a howl. Martin's is a cackle. And Korey's is a guffaw.
9:00 Dude PRFRFRFRFRFRRF BUAJAJAJAJAJA!!!! Billy's facial expression is priceless.🤣😂🤣
If he hadn't had on them buster browns 😂😂. That took me out.
I have seen Jason X many times. I like it and nobody will ever convince me it's bad. Jason was scary as hell in this one!
50:55 made me fall down laughing 😂
The funny thing about the “teleportation” is that the game that released in the late 2010’s played on this and let you choose that as a supernatural advantage to hunting 😂
I worked at a theater when this came out and watched it every chance I could sneak in. I've always loved this film and had to endure ridicule from friends for not just liking it, but buying it on dvd when it came out. When the space station blows up I still lose it every time. Classic horror comedy.
“He get him yet? I’m tired of his punk ass” 😂
As a Jason fan I always felt the series didn't start being really enjoyable until Part 6 when they just said FUCK IT with the realism thing and just did whatever crazy thing they could come up with. Jason's a Zombie, now he's fighting Carrie, now he's in New York and now he's back from Hell. What's next....HE's IN SPACE! It's cheesy as shit but hey it's entertaining.
Know I will agree Jason Lives and The Blood are among my favorites but I also like Friday the 13th part 2 because some of the moments and points they hit are too damn funny that I can't hate that film.
Couldn't agree more, I just recently watched the entire series again and wow, it was surprsingly boring up until part 6.
Jason works best when it's completely over the top and having fun wit' it.
Part 4 to me is the best in the series. Wasn't boring at all with the characters and kills.
Jason X fits right with Leprechaun, Hellraiser, and Critters all got in common. Last things you expect is Jason Voorhees going against Captain Kirk from Star Trek.
Never wanted to see a Jason movie in the theater until this one. Jason? In space? Hilarious concept, could not pass that up.
Uber Jason looks like he should be in a Saban Production
I was 10 when this came out and remember seeing the poster in the movie ads of the newspaper. I asked my dad what it was and he got all excited and took me to see it the next day. It was awesome. I know it's a bad movie now but I still love it
Jason Voorhees:-''Cory Don't Forget my Theme Song Drowning Pool-''Let The Bodies Hit The Floor.''
2001 ... "only" 20yrs old. I won't say this is my favorite F13, but it's top3 after IV and VI. This could be topped ... by a Trek parody in which Jason cleans out the TNG cast, kicks Q's ass, and becomes the King of the Borg, after the Borg Queen captures him, realizes assimilating him is futile, and falls in love. Hail to the King, baby!
This makes me want a ghost of mars movie roast so bad
It’s been 15-16 years since I’ve seen this. This shit really does look like a SyFy channel movie 😂
Once again, just like with Jason Goes to Hell (1993), New Line Cinema used their rights to the Jason Voorhees character to make another sequel, but was unable to legally include 'Friday the 13th' in the film's title, as Paramount Pictures still owned the trademarked title.
While this film was a critical and financial failure in its initial release in theaters, it made more than triple the cost of production in DVD and post-theater sales. Statistically, It is one of the most successful 'Friday the 13th' films. Despite initial negative critical feedback, over time it has become more popular among younger fans of the franchise, mainly for its self-deprecating humor and inventive death scenes.
The film only suffered a couple seconds of cuts to earn an "R" rating, making it the least censored entry in the entire 'Friday the 13th' series.
Jason Voorhees' eyes never blink when they are shown.
The first film in the Friday the 13th series to rely on digital effects for death and gore shots.
Betsy Palmer was doing a play in Toronto at the time Jason X was filming. According to Palmer, one of the producers contacted her about possibly reprising her role as Pamela Voorhees, most likely in the holosimulation. They did not come to an agreement, and the character was not included in the film.
at around 1h 21 mins) The music played during Jason's first look at the virtual reality Camp Crystal Lake is the same musical score as the one in Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981).
One of the things which won over everyone to the concept of Jason in space was the idea of the crew seemingly killing Jason, only for him to be recreated into something even scarier via futuristic technology. The mechanism of this change ended up being nanotechnology.
Once David Cronenberg came on board, he quickly noticed some problems with the script, and began rewriting most of his character's lines. According to director James Isaac, one of those lines was "I want him soft" in response to the request to have Jason cryogenically frozen.
Screenwriter Todd Farmer based much of the film on Alien (1979), even naming one of the characters (whom he also played himself) Dallas, after Tom Skerritt's character in the Ridley Scott film.
Kane Hodder's final appearance as Jason. Ken Kirzinger assumed the role for Freddy vs. Jason (2003), while Derek Mears took on the role for the reboot Friday the 13th (2009). This makes Hodder the only actor to play Jason four times.
New Line Cinema loved the script so much that they gave the film three times the budget of the most expensive previous film in the series (which had been Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan (1989), with a $5 million budget). However, during production, the budget was still wasn't big enough for creating many sets and effects, leaving many scenes in the script to be changed, or taken out completely.
Although the movie was shot on 35mm film, it was then transferred to high-definition video to aid in the creation of its extensive and elaborate visual effects shots. This made it the first feature-length film ever to be completed entirely in the digital realm.
Because Jim Isaac wanted the acting in his film to "blow every other Friday movie out of water," the rehearsals were videotaped on a camcorder for Isaac, who would then view them afterward to get ideas from seeing his characters in action. The problem was that, with all the script re-writes, a lot of the time Isaac didn't even know if what the actors were rehearsing was still going to be in the movie.
Producer Sean S. Cunningham said what he loved about the script was they weren't telling the exact same tired old story the films had been retreading for 20 years.
The character Adrienne is a reference to Adrienne King, who played Alice Hardy in Friday the 13th (1980) and Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981).
(at around 15 mins) The space debris floating in space has "Cunningham Realty" written on the side. This is a reference to the name of producer Noel Cunningham, the son of executive producer and maker of the original Friday the 13th (1980), Sean S. Cunningham.
The name "Tiamat" comes from Babylonian mythology. She is a goddess of the sea, who was slain by the god Marduk who then formed the land from her carcass.
In Andromeda (2000), Lexa Doig played the avatar of the ship's artificial intelligence and Lisa Ryder played a crew member. In this movie, Ryder is an AI construct and Doig joins the crew.
The scene when Jason snapped Sven's neck was originally a much quicker snap in the script. Kane Hodder felt it's been overly done and improvised the kill by having Jason instead slowly break his neck until you'd a crunching sound as he's twisting and squeezing his neck.
Several of the characters in the film are named after screenwriter Todd Farmer's online friends in the PC game EverQuest (1999).
Jason X" is the first "Friday the 13th" film to be rated "15" in the UK. Although "Friday the 13th" parts 2, 3 and 6 were originally rated "18" they were re-rated to "15": part 6 in 2002 and parts 2 and 3 in 2008.
Adrienne's death is based directly on a death from season 1, episode 23 of The X-Files (1993). Roland, who is possessed by his deceased brother in the scene, kills a scientist by dunking his head in a barrel of liquid nitrogen and then smashing his head to pieces on the floor.
The character Waylander is sometimes referred to as "Wayland". Like the character named Dallas, this is also a reference to Alien (1979), with the Company in that series called Weyland-Yutani. There is even a "Kane" (the Alien's first victim) among the cast: Kane Hodder, who plays Jason.
Über Jason doesn't have a face under his mask. If he did, it wouldn't fit in his mask. Kane Hodder just had contacts that match his eyes put in. That way, the mask could hide Hodder's face while filming the movie.
The character Janessa was originally named Jessica, after producer Sean Cunningham's sister.
Colin Cunningham, who worked on this movie's visual effects is a frequent guest on the movie review TH-cam site Red Letter Media. An episode of Re-View mentions this during their Friday the 13th series review shows.
at around 38 mins) In the scene where Dallas is smashed against the wall by Jason, the stuntman who did this actually broke his nose.
In the scene where Stony opens the door and gets stabbed to death and his blood sprays in Kinsa's face, she screams. Melody Johnson's reaction was real. According to the audio commentary, the effects guys weren't supposed to spray the blood liquid into her face and it was accidental. She was screaming not because she just saw her boyfriend die, but because the fake blood substance was burning her eyes. The take was kept because of Johnson's authentic reaction.
at around 1h 23 mins) The "sleeping bag death" scene was first done in Friday the 13th: The New Blood (1988). Jason repeatedly slamming the bag may refer to the fact that Kane Hodder had to re-shoot the scene in 'The New Blood' over and over, because the bag with the dummy inside was so heavy that he couldn't get it to look right. The shot that appeared in that movie was the final take, after Hodder got so frustrated and angry that he finally nailed it.
Stoney's original death was supposed to be Jason slicing him in half with the sliding doors, but they thought it would be to hard to do so they switched it to the machete stab.
Brodski is the second male character (and first African American) to kill Jason, the first being Tommy Jarvis.
Rowan shoots Jason at the beginning with a Mossberg 590 Compact Cruiser shotgun.
Did anybody else’s video freeze at the 42:23 mark? Or was it just me?
Jason killed them
Even in 400 years into the future, Jason Voorhees is still making sure that nobody is getting some nooky.
Yep Michael has been teleporting too since 1978 lol teleporting everywhere lol freaked Laurie out lol right in front of her eyes lol!
The hilarious part is that the stoppage happens right after Martin says "We have ZERO money at this point..."
When I first saw this movie in theaters, the very moment I saw the two women from the show Andromeda were in this, playing almost opposite roles I was like "oh hell, let's see where this goes"🤦 lol
This movie joined the Sequels go to Space club. Along with...
Hellraiser Bloodlne
Leprechaun 4
Critters 4
Air Bud: Space Buddies
Moonraker (James Bond)
Brave little Toaster goes to Mars
Airplane 2
Dracula 3000
Emmanuel in Space
and Ice Age: Collision
Enmanuel in Space? Man now that’s a throwback 😂
Air Bud went to space? WTF?
Haven't seen the 2002 movie in 30 years?? o_O
Going into space was a weird trend in horror franchises for a while: Leprechaun, Hellraiser, Friday the 13th.
How did he become Robo-Jason? Nanomachines, son!!!
I used to have a mega crush on Lexa Doig, who I first saw in GENE RODENBERRY'S ANDROMEDA. Throughout the JASON X film, I only paid significant attention when Lexa Doig was on screen.
My crush was so focused, that I totally overlooked that Lisa Ryder was also in that movie, who is also in ANDROMEDA.
Seriously! The presence of Lisa Ryder didn't click in my brain at all. I didn't learn about her until several years afterwards.
42:20 Double toasted has zero money at this point.
Korey, you the man! This is the best Halloween present. I’ve been waiting on this turd since you guys started these roasts 😂
I love these bad movie roasts so much
"Yeaaah tonight it's me and you baby" 😂😂😂😂😂😂
This can't be any worse than Leprechaun in Space
Two of the franchise's best kills are here: Liquid nitrogen face and shooting star reentry.
Is the last 4 minutes of silence immediately after Martin says "...we have zero money at this point." intended to be interpreted as commentary on the movie running out of gas? Or is my dream just glitches?
*or is my stream just glitched?
Def a “so bad, it’s good” movie. I always enjoy it. Hilariously entertaining 🤣
I'm rewatching it for the third time :) THANKS GUYS, YOU ARE AWESOME
Listen, this is one of only two movies that I ever had to walk out on. After Jason stabbed the head security/marine guy and he says 'it'll take more than that to kill me," then Jason stabs him again and the guy makes a 'yep, that'll do it' joke.........I had to walk out. I came for a horror/comedy not just a straight comedy.
But I watched it years later while drunk.....and it was great......while drunk.
Edit: other movie was Street Fighter with JCVD
🤣😂🤣I always was like why in the hell would you walk up on Jason or anyone for that matter holding a machete🤣😂🤣
I'm embarrassed to admit Jason punching the black dude's head off in Jason takes Manhattan scared the sh*t out of me as a child.
I want to get this one in early, but please do 'Jack Frost' this winter. The slasher one, not the family one
OMG YESSSS!!!!
Absolutely yessssss
Predicted people killing each other in hockey in 2024
Are we ever gonna find out how Jason died as a kid but came back as a lumberjack 😂
How has Billy not seen this one? Jason X is a classic.
Jason X and Jason Goes to Hell are my guilty pleasure movies😂
52:13 "her ass is tryna leave then WHIP!" 💥💥💥🤣🤣🤣
Yep, Jason X was the film everybody kept cheering him to whack everybody on that space station
Aye double toasted , just want to let you know. At @42:23 to the end , the video stuckkk ..
They had zero money at that point.
Jason killed the video
Jason X is a good bad movie. It’s so over the top that it’s very enjoyable and I’ll die on that hill.
As early 2000's cheesy as it was, it's one of my favorite Friday The 13th films. 😁
Aren't all Friday the 13th movie's cheesy, tho?
@@percymiller8775 even todays horror films have cheesiness to them. I bet you a hundred bucks in 20 years kids are gonna ask what we saw in those corny horror films from the 2020's.
@@Devilsblood most horror movies now take themselves way too seriously I can't imagine 20 years from now people watching hereditary and midsomer saying man this has way too many jokes in it lol.
@@Anthonycheesman2024 midsomer is pretty much a remake of wicker man
@@Devilsblood that wasn't my point basically anything could be called a remake of something lol.
Hey great video so far but it stops completely @42:23
Guess this is why it's unlisted. It was uploaded yesterday
they got zero money at that point so
Naw, Martin is just taking a breather.
This is one of my guilty pleasures. So bad but I love it 😆 🤣
They might as well had that guy wearing a red shirt you dead man lol
its weird to be watching this in 2024 and hearing them talk about hockey players being allowed to kill eachother and it actually happened since this video released.
love the way Billy laughs at all Koreys jokes lol
Honestly compared to the last 3 movies before this one Jason X is a masterpiece.
22:52 Lmao!!!! Shut up!!! Why y'all got me looking at the support pillars and front door leading to the shopping center! Bruuuh 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Actually I think it's (what would be) the gardening section behind those doors 😂 I'm done. Their in space, Darn it!!!!
tat domino line cracked me up 34:21
Same here Dominos mofo...I lost it
Was it just me or did everyone else assumed there was something wrong with their internet connection? Lol 🤣
No.
Jason teleported his ass right in there and took out Double Toasted 😂😂
Watching this February 28, 2024, Hockey is still here 😂😂😂
As bad as it was, Alien Resurrection did the sucked into space kill right lol but then again it had a way higher budget
Korey is a national treasure.👑
19:11. I laughed so hard when he burped.
25:12 hockey 🏒 outlawed in 2024. I’ll come back to this video in 2024. Will see 😂
Here it is, 2024. Hockey is still legal. 😆
@@windangel7720correct! 😂
Jason like Michael is great at interior decorating lol!