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you say Rob is big and Tough uh no he is not, he is known as the guy who cries like a Girl......"oh god he's killing me!" over and over." and doesn't try to fight back he just stands there like a moron letting Jason kill him. he did a terrible job of trying to advenge his Sister's death........ ok to be fair he lasts longer then most of the people Jason kills...with everyone else he one shot kills them all with Rob he stabs him over and over ....taking a long time to kill ROB......which is Amazing and I do not see a Big Red "S" on Rob's chest.
the actress in part 5 who had the clippers shoved in her eyes.....her real last name is Vorhees. (like Jason Vohees).........and I heared the studio officals got a big kick out of it. and was one reason she was hired.......also in the beginging of part 6 Tommy's friend was actor Ron Palillo he played Arnold Horshack in the 1970's TV series "Welcome Back Kotter"
You said in this video the Final Chapter came out one year after part 3 in 3-D. It actually came out about 2 years later in 1984. Do your research before you make a video claiming to know everything about this franchise which clearly you don't. Fuckin Noob.
You earned my respect for saying “Sean Cunningham is a hack” he truly is, he left because he thought the Jason coming back in 2 was stupid and all of a sudden he comes back when he needs money and acts like he’s always loved the character and yeah he never gave Halloween credit and I wanted to slap him for it because he lied out his butt saying he just “had” the idea lmao
Yep, the greedy old coot also put everything F13 related in legal limbo for close to 6 years, just cause he didn’t want to pay another greedy old coot more money, despite having absolutely ZERO to do with the franchise after 1980.
Halloween didn't create the first Friday the 13th movie lol. However, for Jason, I think that Sean Cunningham just felt that the idea was too outlandish, and he felt like having Jason come back to be a terrible decision from a story perspective, and that is understandable. Also at least he came around unlike Miller.
@@616Entertainment I liked Friday 4 , 5 , 6........part 5 to me was well done because it gave you a "who done it" Mystery at the time was it Really Jason or Tommy........I like "Who done it" mysteries. The Majority of Fans don't like it since Jason is not in it aside from Tommy's Dreams.
My favorite thing about Jason Lives is the way they keep a level of continuity despite it clearly being meant as a pivot from A New Beginning. By that I mean, you could probably argue that Tommy and his bud digging up Jason are a fulfillment of the nightmare Tommy had to start Part 5 lol
Friday the 13th 5 is my absolute favorite in the series. It's every Friday the 13th/80s slasher trope turned up to 11. Plus it's not out of the realm of possibility that there'd be a copycat killer in the area. It's cheesy and awesome.
I saw F13th The Final Chapter in the theater. I was 10 years old and obsessed with F13th, so my older brother took me to what we all thought was the LAST Friday. The theater was packed and when Jason's head slid down the machete, the place erupted. Leaving the theater, I honestly thought that was the last one. Of course, we were all wrong.
The reveal of Roy being the killer of Part V actually looks more like the head doctor of Pinehurst (who was killed earlier in the film) than Roy himself.
My dad told me the first time we watched this together that it was the cop that tries to tell the sherif that Jason Vorhees is responsible. So I thought that's who it was for years.
Ted White said during the making of Friday 4 that Feldman was a total brat during the filming. Which is why if you notice scenes where he is physical with him he added a little extra muscle to scare him, like when he grabbed him through the window. Feldman was genuinely terrified during the part due to the physicality of White. After which Feldman calmed down and behaved.
@@AnnieBoBannie421 Never heard that before about Savini. That's a shame if he's really like that. Funny how the meanest, scariest S.O.B.'s in films are some the biggest teddy bears isn't it? Very cool you were able to meet him. Is he as large or tall irl as he looked on film? Also with the villains, Jason Isaac's is the same way. He's played some of my favorite villains in films yet they say he's one of the nicest people you could ever meet with a great sense of humor.
4 and 6 are the best entries, but 5 is great and I loved how cheese they went. They knew what they were making and they made it. I didn’t even mind Roy. Or the cartoonish ax guy in the beginning. This is one of the best entries because it shows how cursed Crystal Lake is. Jason Haunts Tommy and basically turns him evil by the end.
Man I wish I could afford patron so can watch videos early but I’m a single father of 2 and work 2 jobs plus 1 side gig just to pay for everything from rent to food to car bill to internet plus lights but I’m great full that TH-cam exists and u post on it thank you
You're worried about the real stuff, my dude. As you should be. These versions will always be here for everyone, don't worry. You keep killing it as a dad.
@federicoaltamirano4855 dude....same here. Sounds like there are more and more single dad's these days. Keep on going strong and remember, men do what is needed and not just what they want, boys do what they want, us MEN do what is needed. Life will reward you, can't say when, but it will. And like 616 is saying, his videos are just as enjoyable on TH-cam and will be there. I have told multiple people that this channel is the bomb and he deserves to have a studio back him and make these history and retrospective videos on horror movies. My absolutely favorite series is his retrospective on Halloween. I would legit buy a DVD or Blu-ray version of these if I could. Like I had an idea about him releasing his own box sets of these series and have artists do the box work and design the cases Anyway went off track lol. Keep on keeping on and Mr.616 you keep it up, greatness is hard to follow up on but you've got it locked down!!!!
@@616EntertainmentI wanted you to see my previous comment about releasing a DVD version of your retrospective videos lol. Halloween is my favorite....I'd buy one if you produced it and made it lol. It's soooo worth it
@@MasterMatter That would cost a lot of money I don't have, and legally, I can't do that anyway. I don't own the rights to anything I'm covering. TH-cam is free and clear but selling DVDs and whatnot, it crosses a line. Even if I could get away with it, I don't like it. Like my ProWrestlingTees store, I don't have any knockoff designs, ya know? I appreciate the support though. Patreon is the one stop shop. =)
Here for the algorithm! watched the uncut version on Patreon and it was totally worth it! Great video Ian i'm loving these Friday the 13th vids. They are bringing me back to my junior high years when I watched most of them and even my childhood when my dad and sister would watch them and I did my best to try and get through them without shitting my pants
Jason lives is the best actual movie in the series in my opinion. But once Kane became jason is part 7 it was a whole new ballgame with Jason having a set personality. Part 7 is my favorite movie because of that. Shame they cut the shit out of that movie
7 is my most favorite out of the films and I loved Tina. I thought she was a decent lead heroine also I did like that she had psychic powers as I thought it meant she was during her and Jason's big fight at the end leveling the playing field as to make up for the fact that Jason was stronger and faster then her she had psychic powers that would allow her to fight Jason without matching him or surpassing him when it came physical stats.
I love your retrospectives, Ian. Respect. One of my favorite TH-camrs. Fans always complain that things are "repetitive," then when studios try new things like Friday 5, Friday 9(JGTH) or Halloween Ends? People still complain.
The real tragedy of the franchise is the utter contempt Paramount had for it, the extent of which was not revealed until the release of Camp Crystal Lake Memories, in which author Peter Bracke had access to their vaults.
@@616Entertainment absolutely! PB did a phenomenal job on the book, especially with what he was given to work with? It’s almost criminal that the vault contained very little to no cut footage, scripts, storyboards and production notes of each F13 film? For a franchise that grossed Paramounts hundreds of millions on shoe-string budgets, they really didn’t give a damn about preserving its legacy.
Great video, as always! I love the digging you've done for these. The behind the scenes stuff, along with how the people who were part of these films feel now, is interesting. Look forward to part 3.
6 is the one I always throw at newbies. The strongest part of the series is the one thing that may have not been by design: the actors chewing up scenes like there's no tomorrow. These people didn't read scripts, they smoked it. And I love it for it.
If anything you can tell them it went along with the trope in the 80's of using big name musicians for the soundtracks. Alice Cooper for Friday 6, Dokken for Nightmare 3, ACDC for Maximum Overdrive, etc.
Loved them.....ok , liked them all except 5. 5 is the "Season of the witch" of Friday. Love these retrospectives ! Just spent 2+ hours watching pts 1 and now 2. Thank you !
@@616Entertainment ok bud. So you're a young kid and you see a movie expecting Michael Myers and it's a movie about killer masks ?! Same thing w Friday, it's the ambulance driver ?! Lmao. When they came out , we were like wtf ?!
@@peternicoletti1480 I've already done The History of Halloween, I've gone through it in depth. Give it a watch, if you like. It's funny, you fell right into the same category of people hating Halloween III that everyone else does, lol
I agree. But to be clear, it's not like I've been beaten down into liking it. Learning that the director was being funny and silly and whatnot on purpose in order to go in a new direction changed my outlook a bit. I used to just think it was someone not taking the job seriously, dumping on the character because they were stupid, etc. Finding out that the entire goal was to shift the tone also shifted some of my reactions. Like I said, I'm still a Part IV guy. VI isn't my favorite. But I've softened on my dislike for it, that's all.
@@616Entertainment I get it, but unless it’s an advertised Horror-Comedy or Comedy-Horror… I can not and will not ever say it’s good. Especially if it’s an installment to a franchise that’s meant to be straight Horror. For a long time Horror became schlocky crap. It wasn’t really until Wrong Turn that we got a semi original out right horror flick followed with Texas Chainsaw remake; that we were brought back from the self referential, meta, “isn’t it ironically funny” crap. Don’t get me wrong, again, I state I’m in when we are told up front what we are getting. But if it’s Freddy breaking out into song and dance mid kill…..? I’m out. lol
@@JediKryze Oh I hear you. I'm not trying to change your mind, hahaha. You'll see in the next part of this series that things got way, way beyond my level of acceptability.
Another of many awesome videos! Keep up the great work Dan Dan and BTW love the background music took me a little bit to figure out what game it's from but it finally clicked lol
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It’s weird how people say Friday the 13th had no supernatural till 6. Hand waving away the “Jason drown as a boy and somehow came back as a man after his mother was killed, gets hung, axed to the head ect… but never dies… has a voodoo shrine with mothers head.” Just because all that isn’t explained, doesn’t mean it’s not supernatural.
As someone who grew up on these movies and watched them as they came out in the theaters (yes, I'm ancient, I know lol) they all hold a special place in my heart. Are they award winning plotlines, oh heck no, but they were always just a fun product of their times and I think that's something a lot of folks forget. The 80s were a weird and awesome time when it came to horror movies. I love hearing younger generations discuss the movies and the way they look at it through different eyes. It keeps it fresh and interesting
I was listening to part 1 of this serious and I gotta say being a huge HIM fan I instantly knew the reference to the name of the channel. Then hearing you say he jobbed out, you popped, took a bump and of course your merch is at PWT I knew you were a wrestling fan and I knew I’d like this channel a lot
@@616Entertainment been a HIM fan since around 2003-ish. I remember reading an article my freshman year of high school where he mentioned 616 and it’s been engrained in my brain ever since haha. I think it’s neat your merch is on PWT. It’s the only place I buy my wrestling merch from
I was in Jr. High when the Final Chapter came out. The Monday after it came out a kid was running through the halls before school, wearing a hockey mask screaming, 'Jason's back...and this time he's gonna die'. And I loved Part 5 because it was such a clusterfuck of a fever dream.
Final Friday felt like the best and last great classic Friday the 13th film, while Jason Lives felt like peak 80's "Monster Squad" type movie. I love both, but Jason Lives is where they really broke the formula and took it in a new direction, for better or for worse, and the kills from this point were so heavily censored.
Part V was actually the first one I watched! I was twelve and saw it when it came out in the theater back when these things were being churned out. I was shocked when it was revealed it wasn't Jason at the end. My first Friday, and no Jason. But I still thought it was a blast, and all the nudity made me feel like I was entering the adult world. And I've been in love with Debbie Voorhees ever since.
I love the Symphony of the Night music in this video 😊 It might be an unpopular opinion but I kind of like part 5, although I do believe the series should've ended at part 4.
Great job! This is my favorite slasher series for many reasons. I've honestly felt like the majority of folks when it comes to 5. Over the years, similar to your feeling with 6, I've had a much slighter change of heart on it but a change never the less. You bring up valid credible reasons for it not being very good. Maybe I'll get into the reasons at some point or another. Can't wait for the next installment. ☝️🙌💪
I actually think that Paramount executives didn't mind Friday the 13th, I'm pretty sure it was just the producer: Frank Mancuso Jr. who was embarrassed. It is funny that he would make another hit that was just another slasher movie. But I can totally understand why he was not happy with it. You have to remember that most of these movies were just cheap cash grabs, and I can see someone who works in film probably does not want to be stuck on low budget cinema as they have higher ambitions. Also, here is a few good 5th entries: Furiosa Fast Five Mission Impossible - Rogue Nation X-Men First Class You Only Live Twice
6 is my favorite in the franchise, with Final Chapter somewhere in my top five. Tweener Tommy Jarvis unintentionally revives Jason, who then kills more horny stoner teens and an elderly alcoholic "fart head." Part 6 was extremely campy, but that's the charm for me, just like my soft spot for Halloween Resurrection. As always, thank you for the consistently great content! Not sure what took me so long but I finally became a member on your Patreon!
Part VI: Jason Lives is my favorite because it's so ridiculously over the top. It's a turning point for the franchise where the movies go from being the classic slasher/who-dun-it movies to becoming full-on supernatural monster movies. It's a new direction and creates a bunch of "new blood" to explore in the future movies which become more and more outlandish!
This will take a while, but here is my rather long thoughts lol: The Prowler is one of my favorite and scariest slashers I've seen, and Part 4 might be the best version of the standard slasher story I've seen. It is unfortunate that he started directing action films instead. I love the Final Chapter, and I think that it might be the best 80s slasher film ever made, and one of the best slashers of all time. The cast is excellent, and I like the John Hughes drama with the character arcs, which makes the horror work really well when it does come up, because you actually want the characters to survive and succeed in their lives, and it makes their deaths much more impactful and slightly disturbing. Speaking of the deaths, they are excellent using all types of kills, ranging from subtle shadow kills to sliding down a machete. It has some of Savini's best work, and it is awesome to see it used on characters we grow attached to. Also props to Zito for screwing with the MPAA, because if he didn't then we would have not received the same amount of gore that we got. I just love this movie so much, and I think it should get more recognition as a standout horror film of the 80s. I cheered when you said Part 5 sucks. People act like "just because this film doesn't have Jason doesn't mean it's bad." Although A Nightmare on Elm Street was also porn director, as were a lot of 80s horror directors, but Steinmann mostly directed exploitation films, which lets be honest, is what most slasher films are, including this series. But yeah, almost all of the characters are annoying and the story is terribly structured. Demon and Reggie are amazing brothers tho. And the sleaze of this film just doesn't work at all. I've seen so many people talk about the boobs of a certain lovely lady, and it's like some Friday the 13th fans care more about hot girls than horror movies, they are like Danny Steinmann. Although it gave use Deborah Sue Voorhees, who is a really cool lady, who became a director, and seems to like this series. This film is pretty terrible, but people will have stupid reasons for liking it. I physically irked when Chelsea from Dead Meat said it was her favorite Friday the 13th movie, and funnier than Part 6. Speaking of... Part 6 is awesome. It is a good soft reboot, and Tom McLoughlin is such a cool dude. Apparently he liked the first movie, but wasn't knowledgeable on the sequels, but after watching them, he really had a vision, which was not really a thing with maybe the exception of Part 1 or 4, but those were still largely for profit. It is just a super entertaining and fun movie, and it has a driving force for a plot with two different characters with two opposing goals which makes it really accessible. And I think that accessibility really turns off a lot of fans such as yourself. Which is completely understandable, I'm not knocking you for that, and it is cool that you have somewhat turned around on it. But this accessibility also makes me resent the film as well, as this accessibility makes a lot of people believe that this is the only good film of the franchise, something I wholeheartedly disagree with. Part 4 is definitely the stronger film, but people don't think so for some reason, although Part 6 is my second favorite. Also yes, this is the first movie where you root for the killer, and I don't get why people feel that way with the first 4 movies. Sleepaway Camp started that trend in 1983. Also you might like it better in black and white, because apparently it is better experience that way.
Danny Steinmann made two horror films before Friday The 13th. And Highrise was like Porky's. Very tame. I wished people would stop stereotyping Danny in that regard.
Friday the 13th Part 5 is one of the weirdest and bad sequels ever made. I'll never forget the infamous axe murder, and it was all for a chocolate bar. Even the reveal of Fake Jason makes no sense too. The cliffhanger is dumb too. Showing Tommy wearing the hockey mask, just to tease us for him being the new Jason. Is a dumbest thing ever. Glad Jason Lives retconned this movie.
This was another awesome part of the History of Friday the 13th! While it was censored here on YT, when I saw all of the uncensored gore for the first time on Patreon, it legit blew my mind🤯, and hearing you praise the Final Chapter, definitely makes me want to check it out now. If I’m lucky to get the Deluxe Edition Blu Ray with all the uncensored content, I’m so treasuring it for life. Also, what is it with horror franchises having terrible 5th entries?😂 Thank you for another great video, Ian. Love all the hard work that goes into all of this, and I truly can’t wait for the rest😁. I hope you and all the DanDans have a lovely weekend, stay safe, and I love you all.😊❤️
The reason I loved Jason Lives: Friday the 13th Part 6 was because it decided to poke fun at itself. As soon as you saw the James Bond gunbarrel homage that begins the title sequence, you knew you were in for something different. Not to mention the dialogue poking fun in itself, years before Scream and Wes Craven to credit for it.
I thought I remembered reading in an interview (** I think in "His Name Was Jason") Corey Feldman was originally keen to star in Part 5, but with the Goonies and his career taking off it didn't line up so he spent a day in someone's backyard getting fake rained on and yelled at by the director so there would be some connective tissue to Part 4 -- one of the few cases of them attempting a tight continuity. Ironic. As kids Part 5 was kinda fun -- it was over-the-top, our parents HATED it more than the others. It was also kind of like a cartoon and didn't require great attention at slumber parties -- the new characters every scene meant if you missed something it wasn't going to hurt the story. Although rewatching it as an adult, it's the one I usually skip during my marathons. Part 6 was my first "drop the kids off at an R-rated movie because this theater will let us as adults by the tickets and go do something else without the kids" and it was a lot of fun. It's pretty anemic these days. I prefer the first 4 Friday the 13th movies for rewatches and generally don't revisit any of the later ones. They don't have the nostalgia or the fun of those first 4. Anyway. Another solid addition to your work, sir.
I was in the theater with my 3D glasses when The Final Chapter was released. I was happy with how this 'ended'. For me, this IS the final chapter. The movies that followed...I seen them also. I view the other films as alternate universes rather than cannon. GREAT work on this video!!
those damn enchiladas 😂 5 is a cool entry to many but 4 and Jimbo dancing is classic and yes for anyone who hasn't seen any of them, definitely recommended... the NECA dream sequence/hallucination Jason Voorhees figure from 5 (not Roy) is so awesomeness...that and the 4 NECA Jason Voorhees figure are my favorites... cool and much appreciated video man😮
I saw The Final Chapter in the theater back in 1984. The audience loved it, but I figured there might be more sequels to come after that look on Tommy's face.
Can't wait to watch this! Many cheers 8:02 Hey I never realized that is who hes looking for , the girl from part 2 and I've watched this a lot of times.
The SOTN soundtrack fit this video so well. I switch back and forth on part 5. One viewing I'll hate it and the next I'll like it (love is a strong word).
The Tommy Jarvis arc as I call it is my favorite portion of the Friday the 13th franchise. The Final Chapter is awesome and probably my second favorite overall F13 movie. The first being Jason Lives. I love how he is now a freak of nature zombie and the movie has some of my favorite kills. I agree that the ending was bad but not the worst. I heard everything you said about A New Beginning and I respect it but it doesn’t change my mind on enjoying this movie lol. I can watch this 5th entry any day of the week over the 5th installments of Nightmare on Elm Street and Halloween. I love horror movies with a little nudity as long as the women are comfortable in doing so and Reggie survived with hot ass Pam. In my mind watching New Beginning, I’m thinking they were setting the movie up as a who is the real killer because a few of the men in this movie were sus lol. Anyways, glad you covered this part of the franchise. I’m fond of all three movies. The next ones you’re covering next not so much 😂.
Man, I was seeing horror movies at a pretty young age. I probably saw part 5 when I was 12 or so. The scene with The Ooooh Baby scene was so bizarre, I was like "Is this something people do?"😂. I struggle to find anything redeeming about that movie. I had already seen parts 4 and 6, so I was a fan, and I just ignored P5's existence.
Jason Takes Manhatten is my favourite for many reasons, Jason is very aggressive in that one and takes on some criminals too, look forward to your views on it 👍
Part 6 location still has the cabins you can rent and has “Jason Lives” themed nights. My buddy recently had a location wedding there where they rented it out and they had a Friday the 13th theme where Jason actually came out
They should have shown Elias Voorhees. That was a very big missed opportunity there. But what I would do to the mpaa. Is do a director’s cut, with everything that was removed from the movies put back in. And that even includes the stuff from part 2.
Meanwhile some fat sweaty neckbeard in the comments: *pushes glass up by pinkie further up the nose* *"Um ackchually it's called Scream and not Scream 5 so therefore you're wrong."* Don't understand and never will understand on why the fuck why people do this shit.
The Final Chapter is my favorite film of the franchise and one of my top favorite horror films of all time. It had a great way to end the franchise, though due to the money it made as well as the glance Tommy gave, the franchise went on and Tommy Jarvis returned two more times in giving us the Tommy Jarvis trilogy in the Friday the 13th franchise. Also, Part IV came out 2 years after Part III since III came out 1982 and IV came out 1984. Small thing I know, but I’d rather say something fairly calm rather than some “ackshually” dork going on some long spiel on getting something wrong and being a jackass in the process. Anyway, I’m really enjoying these videos, keep up the great work man. Take care!
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you say Rob is big and Tough uh no he is not, he is known as the guy who cries like a Girl......"oh god he's killing me!" over and over." and doesn't try to fight back he just stands there like a moron letting Jason kill him. he did a terrible job of trying to advenge his Sister's death........ ok to be fair he lasts longer then most of the people Jason kills...with everyone else he one shot kills them all with Rob he stabs him over and over ....taking a long time to kill ROB......which is Amazing and I do not see a Big Red "S" on Rob's chest.
the actress in part 5 who had the clippers shoved in her eyes.....her real last name is Vorhees. (like Jason Vohees).........and I heared the studio officals got a big kick out of it. and was one reason she was hired.......also in the beginging of part 6 Tommy's friend was actor Ron Palillo he played Arnold Horshack in the 1970's TV series "Welcome Back Kotter"
When is the history of Friday The 13th part 3 coming?? Plus are you gonna talk about the 2009 remake?
Hey man I dig the background music. "Castlevania symphony of the night."👍👍
You said in this video the Final Chapter came out one year after part 3 in 3-D. It actually came out about 2 years later in 1984. Do your research before you make a video claiming to know everything about this franchise which clearly you don't. Fuckin Noob.
The ooh baby scene is a classic. It's hilarious cause dude was jamming on the shitter, then got killed. Classic horror comedy.
To me it's got that purple rain look to it
You earned my respect for saying “Sean Cunningham is a hack” he truly is, he left because he thought the Jason coming back in 2 was stupid and all of a sudden he comes back when he needs money and acts like he’s always loved the character and yeah he never gave Halloween credit and I wanted to slap him for it because he lied out his butt saying he just “had” the idea lmao
Yep, the greedy old coot also put everything F13 related in legal limbo for close to 6 years, just cause he didn’t want to pay another greedy old coot more money, despite having absolutely ZERO to do with the franchise after 1980.
Halloween didn't create the first Friday the 13th movie lol. However, for Jason, I think that Sean Cunningham just felt that the idea was too outlandish, and he felt like having Jason come back to be a terrible decision from a story perspective, and that is understandable. Also at least he came around unlike Miller.
Ethel's delivery of "Would you SHUT THE FUCK UP" kills me every time in part 5.
Best part of that movie
@@EnigmaticVayne Yeah, well what about "That is one ugly man that goes there" or "It's about time ya fuck wad"
Ethel is a treasure in that movie. Another favorite from her is, "Who the fuck are ya and What the fuck do you want?!"
Roy Burns keeping a picture of himself in his wallet always made me laugh
Hahahahaha
@@616Entertainment I liked Friday 4 , 5 , 6........part 5 to me was well done because it gave you a "who done it" Mystery at the time was it Really Jason or Tommy........I like "Who done it" mysteries. The Majority of Fans don't like it since Jason is not in it aside from Tommy's Dreams.
My favorite thing about Jason Lives is the way they keep a level of continuity despite it clearly being meant as a pivot from A New Beginning. By that I mean, you could probably argue that Tommy and his bud digging up Jason are a fulfillment of the nightmare Tommy had to start Part 5 lol
Ted White, years later accepted the time he played Jason. Ted would go to horror conventions for years to meet his fans.
Have u seen his resume?
@@SparkyMarkyMark23 Yep.
Friday the 13th 5 is my absolute favorite in the series. It's every Friday the 13th/80s slasher trope turned up to 11. Plus it's not out of the realm of possibility that there'd be a copycat killer in the area. It's cheesy and awesome.
I never thought of it being copycat killer Jason till you said it. You gave me a new love i already had for part 5
The blue mask looks kind of cool though.
I like Roy, and I thought it could have worked. It just had a terrible director.
I saw F13th The Final Chapter in the theater. I was 10 years old and obsessed with F13th, so my older brother took me to what we all thought was the LAST Friday. The theater was packed and when Jason's head slid down the machete, the place erupted. Leaving the theater, I honestly thought that was the last one. Of course, we were all wrong.
I never realized until now in the video that Friday 5 was basically The Last Jedi. It never happened.
Saw it at a friends sleepover, and didn’t sleep for days. My mom was so pissed 😂
The ooh baby scene did give us Disco Enchiladas though
His van was pretty rad
The reveal of Roy being the killer of Part V actually looks more like the head doctor of Pinehurst (who was killed earlier in the film) than Roy himself.
I completely agree
Terrible reveal, lol
That's what I thought when I was a kid for the first few times I watched it
My dad told me the first time we watched this together that it was the cop that tries to tell the sherif that Jason Vorhees is responsible. So I thought that's who it was for years.
Totally agree
Ted White said during the making of Friday 4 that Feldman was a total brat during the filming. Which is why if you notice scenes where he is physical with him he added a little extra muscle to scare him, like when he grabbed him through the window. Feldman was genuinely terrified during the part due to the physicality of White. After which Feldman calmed down and behaved.
@@AnnieBoBannie421 Never heard that before about Savini. That's a shame if he's really like that. Funny how the meanest, scariest S.O.B.'s in films are some the biggest teddy bears isn't it? Very cool you were able to meet him. Is he as large or tall irl as he looked on film? Also with the villains, Jason Isaac's is the same way. He's played some of my favorite villains in films yet they say he's one of the nicest people you could ever meet with a great sense of humor.
Ted ended up praising Corey for his energy.
@@KevinWundaman Perhaps after he calmed down. But he did say Feldman was a pain to deal with.
Part 5 is actually my favorite
Part 5 is our favorite one
4 and 6 are the best entries, but 5 is great and I loved how cheese they went. They knew what they were making and they made it. I didn’t even mind Roy. Or the cartoonish ax guy in the beginning. This is one of the best entries because it shows how cursed Crystal Lake is. Jason Haunts Tommy and basically turns him evil by the end.
I love part 5 sooooo much long live roy!!!!
Screw that, long live Ethel
Man I wish I could afford patron so can watch videos early but I’m a single father of 2 and work 2 jobs plus 1 side gig just to pay for everything from rent to food to car bill to internet plus lights but I’m great full that TH-cam exists and u post on it thank you
You're worried about the real stuff, my dude. As you should be. These versions will always be here for everyone, don't worry. You keep killing it as a dad.
@@616Entertainmentthank you so much
@federicoaltamirano4855 dude....same here. Sounds like there are more and more single dad's these days. Keep on going strong and remember, men do what is needed and not just what they want, boys do what they want, us MEN do what is needed. Life will reward you, can't say when, but it will. And like 616 is saying, his videos are just as enjoyable on TH-cam and will be there. I have told multiple people that this channel is the bomb and he deserves to have a studio back him and make these history and retrospective videos on horror movies. My absolutely favorite series is his retrospective on Halloween. I would legit buy a DVD or Blu-ray version of these if I could. Like I had an idea about him releasing his own box sets of these series and have artists do the box work and design the cases
Anyway went off track lol. Keep on keeping on and Mr.616 you keep it up, greatness is hard to follow up on but you've got it locked down!!!!
@@616EntertainmentI wanted you to see my previous comment about releasing a DVD version of your retrospective videos lol. Halloween is my favorite....I'd buy one if you produced it and made it lol. It's soooo worth it
@@MasterMatter That would cost a lot of money I don't have, and legally, I can't do that anyway. I don't own the rights to anything I'm covering. TH-cam is free and clear but selling DVDs and whatnot, it crosses a line. Even if I could get away with it, I don't like it. Like my ProWrestlingTees store, I don't have any knockoff designs, ya know?
I appreciate the support though. Patreon is the one stop shop. =)
The dream ending to The Final Chapter with Trish's mum was a throwback to the same effect in The Prowler.
Here for the algorithm! watched the uncut version on Patreon and it was totally worth it! Great video Ian i'm loving these Friday the 13th vids. They are bringing me back to my junior high years when I watched most of them and even my childhood when my dad and sister would watch them and I did my best to try and get through them without shitting my pants
How dare you put down A New Beginning! 😉 Great retrospective! Look forward to your upcoming Friday the 13th videos 🤙🏻
Watching this brought back a lot of memories. We had a satellite dish as a kid and i watched all of these religiously every chance i got
Ted White is the oldest stuntman to play Jason Voorhees and he was very flexible and energetic in the role.
So excited to see my name on the producer list! You are the most consistent creator on TH-cam! You deserve more praise!
Part 6 is my favorite era of Jason for me! Cant wait to see what's next!! I'm glad you understand why everyone loves it so much.
Am I the only one who had a huge crush on Megan? Not to mention I love, and still love, Man Behind the Mask by Alice Cooper.
Jason lives is the best actual movie in the series in my opinion. But once Kane became jason is part 7 it was a whole new ballgame with Jason having a set personality. Part 7 is my favorite movie because of that. Shame they cut the shit out of that movie
7 is my most favorite out of the films and I loved Tina. I thought she was a decent lead heroine also I did like that she had psychic powers as I thought it meant she was during her and Jason's big fight at the end leveling the playing field as to make up for the fact that Jason was stronger and faster then her she had psychic powers that would allow her to fight Jason without matching him or surpassing him when it came physical stats.
I love your retrospectives, Ian. Respect. One of my favorite TH-camrs. Fans always complain that things are "repetitive," then when studios try new things like Friday 5, Friday 9(JGTH) or Halloween Ends? People still complain.
The real tragedy of the franchise is the utter contempt Paramount had for it, the extent of which was not revealed until the release of Camp Crystal Lake Memories, in which author Peter Bracke had access to their vaults.
Crystal Lake Memories is cited here a ton because it’s such a great resource. You can’t beat interviews with the people who were there, ya know?
@@616Entertainment absolutely! PB did a phenomenal job on the book, especially with what he was given to work with? It’s almost criminal that the vault contained very little to no cut footage, scripts, storyboards and production notes of each F13 film?
For a franchise that grossed Paramounts hundreds of millions on shoe-string budgets, they really didn’t give a damn about preserving its legacy.
I’m guessing I’m a rare one who thoroughly enjoys part 5. But it’s cuz of Ethel. I also enjoy Halloween 3, but that’s cuz of Tom 🥰🥰
I'm with you, part 5 is great. Most kills so far, the last one before the series became heavily censored, good soundtrack too.
Great video, as always! I love the digging you've done for these. The behind the scenes stuff, along with how the people who were part of these films feel now, is interesting. Look forward to part 3.
Lets goooooooo, will never not appreciate all the work you put in these retrospectives 💯
Thanks for watching!
Can we also take a minute to appreciate the horrible but very energetic dancing that Crispin Glover did
"Where's the corkscrewwww?!?!"
6 is the one I always throw at newbies. The strongest part of the series is the one thing that may have not been by design: the actors chewing up scenes like there's no tomorrow. These people didn't read scripts, they smoked it. And I love it for it.
If anything you can tell them it went along with the trope in the 80's of using big name musicians for the soundtracks. Alice Cooper for Friday 6, Dokken for Nightmare 3, ACDC for Maximum Overdrive, etc.
Yeah, it was a really good soft reboot.
Dude that Symphony on the Night soundtrack is too much distracting.
Its making me emotional due to nostalgia.
Prologue was the shiznit!
Those clips from part five before you before you proceeded to completely go tf off was 🤌 perfection. 😂
Loved them.....ok , liked them all except 5. 5 is the "Season of the witch" of Friday. Love these retrospectives ! Just spent 2+ hours watching pts 1 and now 2. Thank you !
Oh how dare you. Halloween 3 is so good!
@@616Entertainment ok bud. So you're a young kid and you see a movie expecting Michael Myers and it's a movie about killer masks ?! Same thing w Friday, it's the ambulance driver ?! Lmao. When they came out , we were like wtf ?!
@@peternicoletti1480 I've already done The History of Halloween, I've gone through it in depth. Give it a watch, if you like. It's funny, you fell right into the same category of people hating Halloween III that everyone else does, lol
Wow I love the end of 6. It’s unfinished , unsettling, builds up and leaves wonder. Good review but couldn’t disagree more about 6. 💎
Love the different approach to breaking down the movies!!👊🏾
Jason Lives is the beginning of the end of the franchise. You should not need to re-watch a movie several times over to be converted into liking it.
I agree. But to be clear, it's not like I've been beaten down into liking it. Learning that the director was being funny and silly and whatnot on purpose in order to go in a new direction changed my outlook a bit. I used to just think it was someone not taking the job seriously, dumping on the character because they were stupid, etc. Finding out that the entire goal was to shift the tone also shifted some of my reactions. Like I said, I'm still a Part IV guy. VI isn't my favorite. But I've softened on my dislike for it, that's all.
@@616Entertainment I get it, but unless it’s an advertised Horror-Comedy or Comedy-Horror… I can not and will not ever say it’s good. Especially if it’s an installment to a franchise that’s meant to be straight Horror. For a long time Horror became schlocky crap. It wasn’t really until Wrong Turn that we got a semi original out right horror flick followed with Texas Chainsaw remake; that we were brought back from the self referential, meta, “isn’t it ironically funny” crap. Don’t get me wrong, again, I state I’m in when we are told up front what we are getting. But if it’s Freddy breaking out into song and dance mid kill…..? I’m out. lol
@@JediKryze Oh I hear you. I'm not trying to change your mind, hahaha. You'll see in the next part of this series that things got way, way beyond my level of acceptability.
Fantastic job. 👍 And I always appreciate Castlevania background music.
Another of many awesome videos! Keep up the great work Dan Dan and BTW love the background music took me a little bit to figure out what game it's from but it finally clicked lol
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It’s weird how people say Friday the 13th had no supernatural till 6. Hand waving away the “Jason drown as a boy and somehow came back as a man after his mother was killed, gets hung, axed to the head ect… but never dies… has a voodoo shrine with mothers head.”
Just because all that isn’t explained, doesn’t mean it’s not supernatural.
As someone who grew up on these movies and watched them as they came out in the theaters (yes, I'm ancient, I know lol) they all hold a special place in my heart. Are they award winning plotlines, oh heck no, but they were always just a fun product of their times and I think that's something a lot of folks forget. The 80s were a weird and awesome time when it came to horror movies. I love hearing younger generations discuss the movies and the way they look at it through different eyes. It keeps it fresh and interesting
I was listening to part 1 of this serious and I gotta say being a huge HIM fan I instantly knew the reference to the name of the channel. Then hearing you say he jobbed out, you popped, took a bump and of course your merch is at PWT I knew you were a wrestling fan and I knew I’d like this channel a lot
Hell yea dude. You're probably one of like 3 people that has ever linked the 616 to HIM. People often mistake it for a zip code or Marvel.
@@616Entertainment been a HIM fan since around 2003-ish. I remember reading an article my freshman year of high school where he mentioned 616 and it’s been engrained in my brain ever since haha. I think it’s neat your merch is on PWT. It’s the only place I buy my wrestling merch from
@@JCFuller442 Hell yea man. Same time frame for me. And yea PWT is very convenient. And local! lol
I was in Jr. High when the Final Chapter came out. The Monday after it came out a kid was running through the halls before school, wearing a hockey mask screaming, 'Jason's back...and this time he's gonna die'.
And I loved Part 5 because it was such a clusterfuck of a fever dream.
Final Friday felt like the best and last great classic Friday the 13th film, while Jason Lives felt like peak 80's "Monster Squad" type movie. I love both, but Jason Lives is where they really broke the formula and took it in a new direction, for better or for worse, and the kills from this point were so heavily censored.
Part V was actually the first one I watched! I was twelve and saw it when it came out in the theater back when these things were being churned out. I was shocked when it was revealed it wasn't Jason at the end. My first Friday, and no Jason. But I still thought it was a blast, and all the nudity made me feel like I was entering the adult world. And I've been in love with Debbie Voorhees ever since.
You don't like Part 5?! It's those damn enchiladas!!!!
OOOOO Baby.. Oo Baby!
Your going to get it bitch!
I remember the MELONS on the (real name) Vorhees girl best! She was built like a brick house!
Hell yeah. Eminem and Friday the 13th goodness on the same day. Beautiful. Awesome work man. Absolutely love it.
I love part 6. I love how goofy it is while still keeping the spirit of the franchise.
Part 5 is polarizing, I still love it though
Pleaseee I can't wait for the next episode of the Friday retrospective!!!
I love the Symphony of the Night music in this video 😊
It might be an unpopular opinion but I kind of like part 5, although I do believe the series should've ended at part 4.
Great job! This is my favorite slasher series for many reasons. I've honestly felt like the majority of folks when it comes to 5. Over the years, similar to your feeling with 6, I've had a much slighter change of heart on it but a change never the less. You bring up valid credible reasons for it not being very good. Maybe I'll get into the reasons at some point or another. Can't wait for the next installment. ☝️🙌💪
I actually think that Paramount executives didn't mind Friday the 13th, I'm pretty sure it was just the producer: Frank Mancuso Jr. who was embarrassed. It is funny that he would make another hit that was just another slasher movie. But I can totally understand why he was not happy with it. You have to remember that most of these movies were just cheap cash grabs, and I can see someone who works in film probably does not want to be stuck on low budget cinema as they have higher ambitions.
Also, here is a few good 5th entries:
Furiosa
Fast Five
Mission Impossible - Rogue Nation
X-Men First Class
You Only Live Twice
6 is my favorite in the franchise, with Final Chapter somewhere in my top five.
Tweener Tommy Jarvis unintentionally revives Jason, who then kills more horny stoner teens and an elderly alcoholic "fart head."
Part 6 was extremely campy, but that's the charm for me, just like my soft spot for Halloween Resurrection.
As always, thank you for the consistently great content! Not sure what took me so long but I finally became a member on your Patreon!
I guess a good “part 5” would be Empire Strikes Back. lol and I love Part 6’s “James Bond” intro of Jason walking across the screen 🤣
That’s a 2.
NB would be Jaws
JTM would be TMNT
JGTH would be Hellraiser
JX would be Alien/Aliens
Part VI: Jason Lives is my favorite because it's so ridiculously over the top. It's a turning point for the franchise where the movies go from being the classic slasher/who-dun-it movies to becoming full-on supernatural monster movies. It's a new direction and creates a bunch of "new blood" to explore in the future movies which become more and more outlandish!
This will take a while, but here is my rather long thoughts lol:
The Prowler is one of my favorite and scariest slashers I've seen, and Part 4 might be the best version of the standard slasher story I've seen. It is unfortunate that he started directing action films instead. I love the Final Chapter, and I think that it might be the best 80s slasher film ever made, and one of the best slashers of all time. The cast is excellent, and I like the John Hughes drama with the character arcs, which makes the horror work really well when it does come up, because you actually want the characters to survive and succeed in their lives, and it makes their deaths much more impactful and slightly disturbing. Speaking of the deaths, they are excellent using all types of kills, ranging from subtle shadow kills to sliding down a machete. It has some of Savini's best work, and it is awesome to see it used on characters we grow attached to. Also props to Zito for screwing with the MPAA, because if he didn't then we would have not received the same amount of gore that we got. I just love this movie so much, and I think it should get more recognition as a standout horror film of the 80s.
I cheered when you said Part 5 sucks. People act like "just because this film doesn't have Jason doesn't mean it's bad." Although A Nightmare on Elm Street was also porn director, as were a lot of 80s horror directors, but Steinmann mostly directed exploitation films, which lets be honest, is what most slasher films are, including this series. But yeah, almost all of the characters are annoying and the story is terribly structured. Demon and Reggie are amazing brothers tho. And the sleaze of this film just doesn't work at all. I've seen so many people talk about the boobs of a certain lovely lady, and it's like some Friday the 13th fans care more about hot girls than horror movies, they are like Danny Steinmann. Although it gave use Deborah Sue Voorhees, who is a really cool lady, who became a director, and seems to like this series. This film is pretty terrible, but people will have stupid reasons for liking it. I physically irked when Chelsea from Dead Meat said it was her favorite Friday the 13th movie, and funnier than Part 6. Speaking of...
Part 6 is awesome. It is a good soft reboot, and Tom McLoughlin is such a cool dude. Apparently he liked the first movie, but wasn't knowledgeable on the sequels, but after watching them, he really had a vision, which was not really a thing with maybe the exception of Part 1 or 4, but those were still largely for profit. It is just a super entertaining and fun movie, and it has a driving force for a plot with two different characters with two opposing goals which makes it really accessible. And I think that accessibility really turns off a lot of fans such as yourself. Which is completely understandable, I'm not knocking you for that, and it is cool that you have somewhat turned around on it. But this accessibility also makes me resent the film as well, as this accessibility makes a lot of people believe that this is the only good film of the franchise, something I wholeheartedly disagree with. Part 4 is definitely the stronger film, but people don't think so for some reason, although Part 6 is my second favorite. Also yes, this is the first movie where you root for the killer, and I don't get why people feel that way with the first 4 movies. Sleepaway Camp started that trend in 1983. Also you might like it better in black and white, because apparently it is better experience that way.
Great video of story off this movies, part 6 is still my favorite and a awesome soundtrack😀🔥
Danny Steinmann made two horror films before Friday The 13th. And Highrise was like Porky's. Very tame. I wished people would stop stereotyping Danny in that regard.
Ethel just made Part 5 so memorable for me. I still laugh my ass off every scene!!
This a great retrospective on the F13 franchise and the use of the Castlevania Symphony of the Night Soundtrack is a nice touch to the video
The baby sounds like the beginning of why do fools fall in love?
A man of culture! That castlevania music fits so well
Loving the series! Can't wait for part 3!
Me and my buddy’s watch part 4 when it came out and we all thought Tommy Jarvis was gonna be the next jason
Loving the Symphony of the Night background music, it along with FF4 & 7 are my fav game soundtracks
Fantastic video. Can't wait for the next one on this franchise
Friday the 13th Part 5 is one of the weirdest and bad sequels ever made. I'll never forget the infamous axe murder, and it was all for a chocolate bar. Even the reveal of Fake Jason makes no sense too. The cliffhanger is dumb too. Showing Tommy wearing the hockey mask, just to tease us for him being the new Jason. Is a dumbest thing ever. Glad Jason Lives retconned this movie.
Yes, back in the day we thought it was the last.
This was another awesome part of the History of Friday the 13th! While it was censored here on YT, when I saw all of the uncensored gore for the first time on Patreon, it legit blew my mind🤯, and hearing you praise the Final Chapter, definitely makes me want to check it out now. If I’m lucky to get the Deluxe Edition Blu Ray with all the uncensored content, I’m so treasuring it for life. Also, what is it with horror franchises having terrible 5th entries?😂
Thank you for another great video, Ian. Love all the hard work that goes into all of this, and I truly can’t wait for the rest😁. I hope you and all the DanDans have a lovely weekend, stay safe, and I love you all.😊❤️
Glad you're enjoying it!
All four of the main slashers (Michael, Jason, Freddy, and Chucky) all had bad 5th installments! I don't get it?
The reason I loved Jason Lives: Friday the 13th Part 6 was because it decided to poke fun at itself. As soon as you saw the James Bond gunbarrel homage that begins the title sequence, you knew you were in for something different. Not to mention the dialogue poking fun in itself, years before Scream and Wes Craven to credit for it.
I thought I remembered reading in an interview (** I think in "His Name Was Jason") Corey Feldman was originally keen to star in Part 5, but with the Goonies and his career taking off it didn't line up so he spent a day in someone's backyard getting fake rained on and yelled at by the director so there would be some connective tissue to Part 4 -- one of the few cases of them attempting a tight continuity. Ironic. As kids Part 5 was kinda fun -- it was over-the-top, our parents HATED it more than the others. It was also kind of like a cartoon and didn't require great attention at slumber parties -- the new characters every scene meant if you missed something it wasn't going to hurt the story. Although rewatching it as an adult, it's the one I usually skip during my marathons. Part 6 was my first "drop the kids off at an R-rated movie because this theater will let us as adults by the tickets and go do something else without the kids" and it was a lot of fun. It's pretty anemic these days. I prefer the first 4 Friday the 13th movies for rewatches and generally don't revisit any of the later ones. They don't have the nostalgia or the fun of those first 4. Anyway. Another solid addition to your work, sir.
I was in the theater with my 3D glasses when The Final Chapter was released. I was happy with how this 'ended'. For me, this IS the final chapter. The movies that followed...I seen them also. I view the other films as alternate universes rather than cannon.
GREAT work on this video!!
Lucky bastard, got to watch in the theater. But.. it was 3d? I never knew they did that
@@furrybogard9724 Yes, it was in 3D.The glasses were not with red and blue lenses though. They were both greyish in color.
@@tripleh3b Hello Triple...Thank you for setting the record straight. I clearly muddled that one up. I confused the two films. Have a wonderful day! 🙂
those damn enchiladas 😂
5 is a cool entry to many but 4 and Jimbo dancing is classic and yes for anyone who hasn't seen any of them, definitely recommended...
the NECA dream sequence/hallucination Jason Voorhees figure from 5 (not Roy) is so awesomeness...that and the 4 NECA Jason Voorhees figure are my favorites...
cool and much appreciated video man😮
5 has its problems but I enjoy it. 6 is my favorite though . I like that Roy had the same motivation that Pamela had
I saw The Final Chapter in the theater back in 1984. The audience loved it, but I figured there might be more sequels to come after that look on Tommy's face.
Can't wait to watch this! Many cheers
8:02 Hey I never realized that is who hes looking for , the girl from part 2 and I've watched this a lot of times.
It's blink and you'll miss it, for sure.
CJ Graham is such a nice guy. We literally stood and talked for 20 minutes about my tattoo and debated whether or not it was him or Kane Hodder.
Great video can't wait for the next set
Finally!! Been waiting an eternity for this!! 😂😂😂
The SOTN soundtrack fit this video so well. I switch back and forth on part 5. One viewing I'll hate it and the next I'll like it (love is a strong word).
Part 4 is the best one. It took all the best things about the series and amped them up to 11.
Nice wrestling references lol. Mark!!
Man, the slander on part 5 is wild.
Meanwhile, Jason X in the distance: 👋
I don't think it's wild when I'm going into deep detail on everything I'm saying, hahaha. Also, man, we'll get to Jason X, don't worry.
Oh boy.
8 is even closer. 5 was just stupid and harmless; 8 hurts. And then, there's 9 and then X, which looks like a SyFy movie.
The Tommy Jarvis arc as I call it is my favorite portion of the Friday the 13th franchise. The Final Chapter is awesome and probably my second favorite overall F13 movie. The first being Jason Lives. I love how he is now a freak of nature zombie and the movie has some of my favorite kills. I agree that the ending was bad but not the worst. I heard everything you said about A New Beginning and I respect it but it doesn’t change my mind on enjoying this movie lol. I can watch this 5th entry any day of the week over the 5th installments of Nightmare on Elm Street and Halloween. I love horror movies with a little nudity as long as the women are comfortable in doing so and Reggie survived with hot ass Pam. In my mind watching New Beginning, I’m thinking they were setting the movie up as a who is the real killer because a few of the men in this movie were sus lol. Anyways, glad you covered this part of the franchise. I’m fond of all three movies. The next ones you’re covering next not so much 😂.
Im digging the Castlevania Symphony of the Night soundtrack playing in the background.
Awesome 💯 keep up the fantastic work love the channel 🔥❤️
Thanks man.
Man, I was seeing horror movies at a pretty young age. I probably saw part 5 when I was 12 or so. The scene with The Ooooh Baby scene was so bizarre, I was like "Is this something people do?"😂. I struggle to find anything redeeming about that movie. I had already seen parts 4 and 6, so I was a fan, and I just ignored P5's existence.
If you're were 12 when you saw V and you didn't find Debbie Vorhees as VERY REDEEMING... well bud it is 2024 you can come on outta that closet now.
Jason Takes Manhatten is my favourite for many reasons, Jason is very aggressive in that one and takes on some criminals too, look forward to your views on it 👍
Love this video also the music choice is nice
Hell yea.
Friday 6 Jason lives is and always will be my absolute favourite Friday 13th film it’s a classic to me just as nightmare part 3. Perfection
Part 6 location still has the cabins you can rent and has “Jason Lives” themed nights. My buddy recently had a location wedding there where they rented it out and they had a Friday the 13th theme where Jason actually came out
They should have shown Elias Voorhees. That was a very big missed opportunity there.
But what I would do to the mpaa. Is do a director’s cut, with everything that was removed from the movies put back in. And that even includes the stuff from part 2.
"Are there any good 5s out there?"
Yes. Scream 5.
Scream 5 sucks.
I liked Rocky 5 😕
Meanwhile some fat sweaty neckbeard in the comments: *pushes glass up by pinkie further up the nose* *"Um ackchually it's called Scream and not Scream 5 so therefore you're wrong."*
Don't understand and never will understand on why the fuck why people do this shit.
The Final Chapter is my favorite film of the franchise and one of my top favorite horror films of all time. It had a great way to end the franchise, though due to the money it made as well as the glance Tommy gave, the franchise went on and Tommy Jarvis returned two more times in giving us the Tommy Jarvis trilogy in the Friday the 13th franchise. Also, Part IV came out 2 years after Part III since III came out 1982 and IV came out 1984. Small thing I know, but I’d rather say something fairly calm rather than some “ackshually” dork going on some long spiel on getting something wrong and being a jackass in the process. Anyway, I’m really enjoying these videos, keep up the great work man. Take care!
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Hopefully, Shrek 5 will be good 🙏
Also, Star Wars episode 5 empire strikes back 😂
Empire is and always will be a 2.
My fav film out the whole series is part 6 I know it’s a bit goofy zombie Jason but I always come back to that film every year around October