The snake handler wasn't told how the scene with the snake present was going to go, and wasn't told what they were going to do to the snake. Obviously, the handler was really angry about the snake being killed. They had to have him escorted off the set and paid him more, so he wouldn't take them to court. The movie was never intended to become a franchise, it was just meant to be a homage to the film Halloween. Success at the box office helped drive Paramount to want more films. The 80's were pretty much Friday the 13th films and Star Trek movies for Paramount.
Jason never drowned in part 1. In part 2, it is explained that he did survive and he lived like a hermit for 21 years and went on a killing spree when he happen to witness from behind the scenes his mother murdered.
"You see, Jason was my son, and today is his birthday..." Fun Fact: Adrienne King's scream was the deal maker when she was auditioning for Alice. Snake Wangler Fact: The scene with the snake was not in the script and was an idea from Tom Savini after an experience in his own cabin during filming. The snake in the scene was real, including its on-screen death. Location Location Fact: The movie was filmed at Camp No-Be-Bo-Sco in New Jersey. The camp is still in operation and it has a wall of Friday The 13th franchise memorabilia to honor that the movie was set there. Music Enthusiast Fact: Composer Harry Manfredini has said that contrary to popular belief, the famous "Chi, chi, chi, ha, ha, ha" in the film's score is actually "Ki, ki, ki, ma, ma, ma" and it is meant to resemble Jason's voice saying "Kill, kill, kill, mom, mom, mom" in Mrs. Voorhees's mind. It was inspired by the "Get her, mommy! Kill her!" scene in which Pamela Voorhees breaks mentally. Manfredini created the effect by speaking the syllables "ki" and "ma" into a microphone running through a delay effect.
@@popculturallychallenged here's a little Guide when it comes surviving Misses Voorhees's baby boy in the Sequels! Camp Crystal Lake Survival Guide Do's 4 everybody teenage years & older that'll potentially end up meeting him (Jason Voorhees) in person #1 Use Your Head #2 Embrace Your Inner Child #3 Fight Back if embracing your inner child doesn't work & there's no escape/other way out or if help ain't coming #4 If ya encounter Jason Voorhees or severed body part of someone (1 of his apparent victims) get the heck outta there faster than fast & no hanging/sticking around #5 When it comes 2 Jason Voorhees always use the buddy system by making certain/sure your buddy's slower, weaker or dumber than you're Don't's 4 everybody teenage years as well as older years that'll probably end up meeting him (Jason Voorhees) in person & potentially/most likely end up dead somewhere in his wilderness #1 Don't: Play the kind of Jokes/Pranks that Ned Rubenstein, Theodore Bowen, Scott Cheney, Sheldon P. "Shelly" Finkelstein & Edward Kelso play because if there's 1 thing Jason Voorhees hates more than humanity it's a jovial jokester/prankster #2 Don't: Abstain #3 Don't: Preach #4 Don't: Be A Dude (Male Gender) #5 Don't: Go off by yourself 2 sulk, think or be alone #6 Don't: Go Skinny Dipping in the lake that's a sure fire death sentence #7 If ya find severed body part of a friend or camp counselor don't stay & investigate #8 Don't: Try 2 Play Mind Games with Jason Voorhees or pretend that you're his mother #9 Don't: Flirt with the gals/guys in sexual activity of any kind (Hanky Panky) #10 Don't: Take the tent #11 Don't: Rely on a tool more complicated than a pointy stick #12 Don't: physically Touch Jason Voorhees or mentally try 2 reason with Jason Voorhees #13 Don't: Offer Jason Voorhees anything that's including your credit card #14 Don't: Try 2 Unmask Jason Voorhees or give him Mouth 2 Mouth #15 Don't: Get Jason Voorhees wet #16 If you're in close proximity of seemingly deceased Jason Voorhees don't touch him don't step over him don't try 2 move him 2 another location/place because he's just going 2 get up & be extremely/very p'd/ticked off #17 Don't: Go digging up Jason Voorhees from his grave if he's been dead 4 years he'll only come back 2 life & will either succeed in killing ya or try 2 kill ya #18 Don't: In any way tease or taunt the telekinetic girl because in the end you'll want that gal on your side #19 Don't: Take the Camp Crystal Lake boat cruise 2 New York #20 Don't: Show your breasts #21 Don't: Turn around in general because Jason Voorhees will likely/probably be right there behind ya #22 If ya go 2 Camp Crystal Lake don't bring the Hockey Mask from Friday the 13th Part 3 because Jason Voorhees is just going 2 come & take it from ya #23 If the lights are out & everybody's missing don't make a pot of coffee/any drink or anything 4 breakfast/lunch/dinner #24 Don't: Hide in a/the Sleeping Bag because it's just another 1 of Jason Voorhees's favorite ways 2 kill ya #25 Don't: Go back 4 anything ya lost anywhere #26 Don't: Wait until ya need the gun 2 see if it's loaded #27 Don't: Go 2 your car/jeep/van it most likely won't start either because it's out of gas or Jason Voorhees has been there #28 Don't: Sign on 2 do a sequel because he (Jason Voorhees) is going 2 come back & permanently get cha anyway #29 Don't: Say he's dead I killed him (Jason Voorhees) or worst of all it's over because it's not over it never is #30 Don't: Enter or go anywhere dangerously close/near his (Jason Voorhees) grounds/home/territory (Camp Crystal Lake AKA Camp Blood/Camp Dead in the Wessex County National Forest of New Jersey) because there's a Death Curse there #31 Don't: Be a douche towards each other #32 Don't: Be a Junkie/Drug Addict #33 Don't: Be a Slut because Sluts are always/often/usually the 1st on Jason Voorhees hit list 2 die (Female Gender)
Thank you! We're hoping to watch Primal Fear and Time to Kill at some point. We reacted to Shawshank Redemption a while back and really enjoyed that one. 😃
One of the greatest twists for first time viewers lol. The legend of the hockey mask, machete-wielding, zombie of the lake didn't start out ANYTHING like that lol. It was his vengeful mother and the ghost stories of teens. Almost like the concept of collective belief in something, cosmically making it real over time.
No Toni tissues for this one. Just Bengay and Tylenol. : ) Now you're ready for Jason and Jamie Lee and Michael Myers. (The budget for Fri. 13th was $17M. Made $65M U.S., $92M worldwide.)
There's a number of more comedic Halloween / horror movies. "Shaun of the Dead" (2004), "Idle Hands" (1999), "Death Becomes Her" (1992), "This Is the End" (2013), "Army of Darkness" (1992 - it's the 3rd movie of the franchise, but the first that really leans in the comedy), "Beetlejuice" (1998), "The Nightmare Before Christmas" (1993, though it also leans into Christmas, obviously), "Corpse Bride" (2005), "Ghostbusters" (1984). A few of those aren't scary at all, they just have traditionally "spooky" things likes ghosts and zombies in them.
This is too funny, him remembering what it was like watching one of these movies when he was twelve, it was almost the same exact experience I had when I first saw Halloween. I was around eleven, saw the movie on HBO, this was back in the 80's before cable and HBO was the go-to, anyway, after the movie was over, I had to ride my bike back home, and I don't think I ever rode that fast in my entire life... and it was only a movie. lol Good reaction you two, October is halfway over, power through some more.
@@popculturallychallenged Thanks, I made it home safely, but I still remember looking over my shoulder a few times as I'm riding my bicycle home. One of those memories that still hasn't faded. lol
The theory suggests that Mrs. Voorhees was aware of Jason's survival from the near-drowning incident. It claims she discovered Jason's almost lifeless body and concealed him in the forest, determined to prevent the camp from reopening. The near-drowning may have deprived Jason of oxygen, leading to significant brain damage, which could account for his impaired speech. This explains why Mrs. Voorhees seemed to be the voice for him in the original movie. Although this theory might seem a bit far-fetched, it showcases the imaginative extents fans go to, especially when explaining Jason's role as the antagonist in the sequel. It's believed that Jason witnessed his mother's rampage, culminating in a counselor decapitating her.
The camp is real and still running, but it has a different name. Can you imagine the horror if someone tries to dress up like him on their ghost evening they always have on camps
She killed them all. And a insane person's strength level almost doubles so she would be strong enough to throw that girl through the window. Remember she had rope wrapped around her.
Jason takes over in part 2 and he finally gets the hockey mask in part 3, which was released in 3D. The first six movies actually follow the same timeline pretty good continuity. 2 through 6 are true sequels. Part 4 introduces Tommy Jarvis and 4 through 6 is often called the Jarvis trilogy in reference to his battles with Jason in all three movies. Beginning with part 7 and 8 it veers off somewhat. Part 9 “Jason goes to Hell” and part 10 “Jason X” is way off. The latter sees him in space! Then comes “Freddy vs Jason” which is awesome and the 2009 remake which takes elements from the first four movies and I thought was really good.
There are 10 Friday the 13th films in the original franchise plus Freddy vs Jason and a 2009 remake of the original. Also your wife is quite right there is a Hocus Pocus 2 which came out last year.
Hey there! I am a new subscriber, and am enjoying catching up on your reactions. I had to comment on what you said about expecting this to be more of a slasher. Friday the 13th is one of the early slasher movies, after Halloween, 1978 and 1960's Psycho.. In 1980 only a few slasher films were popular, so this was fresh and a pretty big deal. When Friday the 13th Part 2 came out, 1981, I remember people in the theater screaming out during the movie. Yeah, I am getting old. But as time goes on, and slasher films became more popular, newer movies had to out do the old. Friday the 13th was 1980. Scream was 1996. That sixteen years made a big difference in quality. But it's important to put yourself in the movies you are watching. imagine if it were real and you were there. It would be pretty scary. But I really enjoy your reactions. I will eventually catch up with the ones I haven't seen yet, and always watching for new reactions to some great classic films. Keep 'em coming.
Thank you for subscribing and so happy to see your comment. Hope you enjoy the other reactions. Let us know what you think in the other videos. I’m not a big fan of scary movies but after all was said and done, I did enjoy them. - Toni
The Jason appearance at the end was a dream sequence, it wasn't really him. In the original movie Jason was just a plot device, they had no intention of bringing him back as the killer until the first movie did a huge amount at the box office.
They spoil this movie in one of the Scream movies. Ghostface asks the girl who the killer in the first Friday the 13th movie is. She says Jason confidently, but is told she is wrong because the killer is his mom. Jason drowned as a kid. Watch A Nightmare on Elm Street. Then watch Freddy vs Jason
We had completely forgotten about that in Scream. We're hoping to watch A Nightmare on Elm Street this month. We'll see if we can fit it into the schedule. 😃
I loved this reaction hahahaha very funny. I hear a lot of you youngsters (I know, but I assume I'm older lol) comment about the music choice at the end but this is a very good film technique called counter point. You use music that is the opposite of what is happening or has just happened on the screen to create a different mood in the audience. It can create a feeling of triumph or relief or it can cause confusion. The audience isn't supposed to be let in on the scare by the final scene and it's choices. The surprise ending wasn't a cliche in 1980. I am guessing that this isn't done anymore as nobody on here seems to get it. I think a sub is called for.
That's how far we've come 🤣 when this came out it was terrifying by the time scream came out it was hilarious 😂 Not sure how you got Toni to watch this but she did fine... She's getting braver!!
This one really had some charm to it. I love the mystery aspect of this first outing. Also the cinematography and use of birds and owls cooing in the night. Also that scene where Ned’s looking at Kevin bacon and his girl, before his demise feeling like a total 3rd wheel and has that subtle look on his face like ah that Kevin Bacon Gets all the girls. Subtle, yet effective, especially since director Sean S Cunningham and writer Victor Miller were all about ripping off Halloween:)
Expectations usually lead to disappointment... Try to come to it with no expectations at all? Sorry I missed the premiere. You two are top tier in couples reactors. This film and The Elm Street series established the "final girl" trope in 80's horror films. We need a Toni's pick once a week to save her nerves. Thanks to you both for all the great reactions!
Congratulations, Toni! Glad you made it through!!! And the murders weren't as gruesome as they could have been so you didn't have to get up and walk out! As for the jump scares, you handled them well 👍
If they had never made sequels to this, I would've been fine with that. People automatically think of that dumb hockey mask when this movie comes up and it doesn't appear and becomes Jason's look until Part 3. The director, producer and writer (and the old Hollywood studio star, Besty Palmer) only set out to make a few bucks by literally copying the formula set by "Halloween" two years earlier. They literally thought they were just making a low budget Drive-in movie film that will be a hit with teens and young college kids, make their money and move on, but when it became a big hit, the studio immediately wanted a sequel and this is the movie that started the "slasher" genre in the 1980's. From that moment on, studios wanted slashers that would top anything seen before and so the gore was plentiful. Jason was just a ghost story that propelled a madwoman mother on a vengeful mission to make sure that camp would never open again, and assumably not take the life of another child. Respected film critics, Siskel & Ebert came down hard on this movie that shamelessly at the time, encouraged viewers to write to Betsy Palmer to vent their shock and disgust with her by accepting such a role. Pre-stalking days, different times. Well, that ploy ended up working for Ms. Palmer instead of getting hate mail, she became a legend to a whole new generation who accepted and appreciated her role. She never did horror again, mainly tv and theatre and of course, would appear at the conventions until her passing. The "final girl" in this movie was to have returned in the sequel for a continuation story on her character however, studio intervention and a change of director and crew from the first one changed the direction and so, she was sadly wasted and underused. Kevin Bacon...well, he went off to stardom maybe right after this film or one he did right after this, which led him to "Footloose ".
@@popculturallychallengedMaybe skip 2 & 3 to part 4 "The Final Chapter" which has like a nearly over 5 minute flashback/recap montage before the opening credits. You'll get a quick refresher and catch-up, see Jason still wearing the hockey mask and his demise (but not really, Lol). Or, skip over to part 3 which is where he acquires the mask and the movie was shot in 3-D, so you both will get some laughs from the gimmicky and clumsy effects done especially for the 3-D effect. 😂👍
I'm hoping I can get Toni to watch more in this series if for no other reason to actually see the Jason I've always seen with the hockey mask! 😂 -David
I'm writing that i bought the 2020 Shout Factory and Scream Factory 16 discs Friday the 13th Blu-ray Boxset. I can assure that you really get your money's worth when it comes to special features and there's 22 audio commentaries and two special features discs too.
I think it’s funny people who are so jaded that they can’t appreciate the slow burn and suspense of these earlier movies. We didn’t need complicated stories or constant gore and it was very effective for the time.
You need to realize this movie and movies like Halloween were made in the late 70s and early 80s. I watched the Hammer films like Frankenstein, Mummy, and Dracula in the 60s. When Halloween and Friday the 13th came out I thought they were the best horror movies made at that time. If you watch the 1978 Halloween you also need to watch Halloween 2 from 1981.
Post-Halloween season, you should consider The Last Unicorn (1982). It's a beautiful movie that Toni will greatly enjoy. It's about Unicorns, so it is an easy watch. Go with God and Be Safe from Evil. 😎 👍
Obviously Misses Voorhees didn't like/never liked Ned's not so funny jokes/pranks enough right 2 the point where she makes an example of him by pulling a deadly/lethal joke of her own on him!
6, 7, 4, and X are the best and in that order. Also for other ideas: Ready or Not Happy Death Day The Final Girls Scouts Guide To Surviving The Apocalypse
Well, there's only a certain amount you can play on a guitar by learning. A lot of it requires you to develop muscle memory and unless you're going to play a classical guitar or play with a slide exclusively, callouses on your fingertips. BTW, he DEFINITELY was not playing that. On the other hand, Alice hitting the open strings later on may well have been recorded then and there.
Hopefully you guys start reacting to the Halloween franchise..... my favorite horror franchise...great reaction by the way....some of Toni's jumps made me jump😂
These old horror movies don’t hold up!! They’re pretty much the same!! And the victims are always so dumb!! We’re always yelling at the movie trying to tell the people what to do!! They always do the wrong thing!!
I saw the remake before I saw this. Now I see why they did the remake lol. This is one movie that did not age well. Felt like a high school movie project lol.
It had a low budget feel to it but I think they did a good job with the limited resources they had. Not sure we'll ever get to the remake but it would be interesting to see a modernized version. 🙂
i dont think ive watched any of these until.. maybe 15 years ago, when i decided id better watch it.. and when i saw it was just jasons mom.. i thought, what is this crap.. and then jason jumped out of the water and startled me.. so i thought, well i guess ill watch the next one, and i was confused once again.. but i liked the first halloween movie
Friday the 13th II shows a lot more of what you were looking for. Each film gets worse than the previous ones. You should watch it next. This film set the stage for the second film, and yes there are 10 in total. You also should watch Nightmare on Elm Street, which has Freddie Kruger. It is up your alley way. Halloween has Michael Myers wearing a William Shatner mask. That's what they said, anyway. I don't see how it could be a William Shatner mask. It looks nothing like him.
I don't know if I can convince Toni to watch another one of these but I'm going to try. As for the others, we're hoping to release Nightmare on Elm Street next week and then Halloween! 😃
Never really liked this movie. I was much more of a Halloween fan with Michael Myers. David you were on fire this reaction, teasing Toni early on." Guess I won't be able to wear that hockey mask to bed".
Love you guys...you're such an adorable couple! Want to lighten up the mood? Please watch NOTHING TO LOSE...Stars Tim Robbins & Martin Lawrence...you'll laugh so much! Give Toni a break 😂
@popculturallychallenged yeah those are wealthy people barns lol...boy she really scared of scary movies...better not show her jeepers creepers...critters...killer clowns from space...i hope u guys get to watch list of great movies i gave u...if u wrote them down...they are classics
I’ve never seen this movie. Not into slasher films. I generally don’t watch reactions to movies I haven’t seen, which means I don’t watch a lot of reactions in Octobers, but I’m here for Toni’s reaction. 🤷🏻♂️😱 Oh, I totally forgot. 😂 I used to be in charge of the financial reporting for this entire franchise when I worked at Paramount. Used to talk to the producers every year, having to tell them why they weren’t getting paid (too many advances). Then it got released on DVD , and they finally got paid, then I left Paramount. 😂 Yup, still haven’t seen a single one of these. No Nightmare On Elmstreets. No Halloweens. Saw Scream once. 😱😆🤷🏻♂️
So you guys have seen Scream, yet you DIDN'T know that Jason's mother was the killer in the original Friday The 13th? Were you too busy making jokes during Drew Barrymore's scene to hear them spoiling the ending or something?
Mentally ill people have 5 to 10 times the strength of a normal person. The scene with the canoe was actually Alice having a nightmare. Jason didn't actually drown and survived in the wilderness and that's why he's an adult in the sequels
the jason coming out of the water, was just a nightmare of hers.. I was 12yrs old when I saw this in the theater, watched it through my fingers, and loved it. the mother being able to do the things she did, lot of it was surprising them, the strength stuff, my father called it "crazy strength". people have been known to be stronger than normal when they are not in their right mind. LITTLE SPOILER ALERT. LITTLE SPOILER ALERT. the jason you've seen or know of comes out in a couple movies later, I think by the 3rd one if I remember correctly.
I'd like to suggest the SAW series. I don't like f-bombs, nudity and torture. Oh and gore but although SAW has quite a bit of some of those, I still watch because I think the SAW movies are brilliantly written and John Kramer (Jigsaw) is one of the most interesting characters in movie history. At least watch the first one.
You're right. This isn’t all its cracked up to be. These "horror" films with all 12 - 15 yr olds, are worn out. Especially since there are a handful of newer, well written, well casted, well acted "scary movies" with actual story lines and character development. I hope you decided to watch a couple before the season is passed. You guys are great! Enjoy your weekend. ✌️🎬🧙♀️
That doesn't make them any more entertaining or effective today. It does however, serve as a reminder of just how tired, uninspired, and cliche' this,, and most of those simiar in era and genre, truly have become.
@@popculturallychallenged Hey...if you want to watch some "spooky" movies in October, but not scare yourself too much, consider picking from the list of classic 1950s sci fi? Films like The Day the Earth Stood Still, Gojira, Forbidden Planet, Journey to the Center of the Earth, Them! and a bunch of others could definitely give you some classically suspenseful moments without too much stress. LOL
Try Disney’s Haunted Mansion with Eddy Murphy or The Ghost and Mr. Chicken with Don Knotts. Two very well made Halloween movies. Either one will make your wife happy. I watch The Ghost and Mr. Chicken every year since I was a kid.
I think you guys should at least watch up to Friday the 13th part 4 (that’s probably the best one). If you’d like a funnier movie for Halloween might I suggest Beetlejuice? Also, on a side note, if you’d like to see more 80’s comedies you guys could watch Harry and the Hendersons. For some reason I don’t see reactions to that one anywhere.
@@popculturallychallenged my pleasure! Scary movies are a favorite for many, but those emotional movies are great as well! As long as the reaction won’t spoil a movie I haven’t seen yet I’ll be here watching! Keep up the good work you two!
loved this movie and reaction!, friday the 13th 2,3,4, and 5 are better than this and my favorites, friday the 13th 6+ are crap IMO. hope you get to 2,3,4 and 5. EVEN better and the best horror movies are the conjuring and hereditary. I hope you see these!, other very good horror movies are the exorcist, texas chainsaw massacre ( 1974 AND 2006 version), and the ring.
The snake handler wasn't told how the scene with the snake present was going to go, and wasn't told what they were going to do to the snake. Obviously, the handler was really angry about the snake being killed. They had to have him escorted off the set and paid him more, so he wouldn't take them to court. The movie was never intended to become a franchise, it was just meant to be a homage to the film Halloween. Success at the box office helped drive Paramount to want more films. The 80's were pretty much Friday the 13th films and Star Trek movies for Paramount.
Oh no, I'm sure the snake handler was upset (though I don't like snakes)..... Someone should have told him... -Toni 😢
Jason never drowned in part 1. In part 2, it is explained that he did survive and he lived like a hermit for 21 years and went on a killing spree when he happen to witness from behind the scenes his mother murdered.
Toni was the first person that I have seen threw a blanket to the ceiling. LMAO!!!
My reflexes were on overdrive…. - Toni 😂
8:25 🤣🤣🤣
i never noticed that before!
I couldn't quite believe it myself! 😂 -David
"You see, Jason was my son, and today is his birthday..."
Fun Fact: Adrienne King's scream was the deal maker when she was auditioning for Alice.
Snake Wangler Fact: The scene with the snake was not in the script and was an idea from Tom Savini after an experience in his own cabin during filming. The snake in the scene was real, including its on-screen death.
Location Location Fact: The movie was filmed at Camp No-Be-Bo-Sco in New Jersey. The camp is still in operation and it has a wall of Friday The 13th franchise memorabilia to honor that the movie was set there.
Music Enthusiast Fact: Composer Harry Manfredini has said that contrary to popular belief, the famous "Chi, chi, chi, ha, ha, ha" in the film's score is actually "Ki, ki, ki, ma, ma, ma" and it is meant to resemble Jason's voice saying "Kill, kill, kill, mom, mom, mom" in Mrs. Voorhees's mind. It was inspired by the "Get her, mommy! Kill her!" scene in which Pamela Voorhees breaks mentally. Manfredini created the effect by speaking the syllables "ki" and "ma" into a microphone running through a delay effect.
Thanks for the info Gator! Do the other movies take place at the same location? I always thought he was a serial killer at a summer camp. -David
@@popculturallychallenged here's a little Guide when it comes surviving Misses Voorhees's baby boy in the Sequels!
Camp Crystal Lake Survival Guide
Do's 4 everybody teenage years & older that'll potentially end up meeting him (Jason Voorhees) in person
#1 Use Your Head
#2 Embrace Your Inner Child
#3 Fight Back if embracing your inner child doesn't work & there's no escape/other way out or if help ain't coming
#4 If ya encounter Jason Voorhees or severed body part of someone (1 of his apparent victims) get the heck outta there faster than fast & no hanging/sticking around
#5 When it comes 2 Jason Voorhees always use the buddy system by making certain/sure your buddy's slower, weaker or dumber than you're
Don't's 4 everybody teenage years as well as older years that'll probably end up meeting him (Jason Voorhees) in person & potentially/most likely end up dead somewhere in his wilderness
#1 Don't: Play the kind of Jokes/Pranks that Ned Rubenstein, Theodore Bowen, Scott Cheney, Sheldon P. "Shelly" Finkelstein & Edward Kelso play because if there's 1 thing Jason Voorhees hates more than humanity it's a jovial jokester/prankster
#2 Don't: Abstain
#3 Don't: Preach
#4 Don't: Be A Dude (Male Gender)
#5 Don't: Go off by yourself 2 sulk, think or be alone
#6 Don't: Go Skinny Dipping in the lake that's a sure fire death sentence
#7 If ya find severed body part of a friend or camp counselor don't stay & investigate
#8 Don't: Try 2 Play Mind Games with Jason Voorhees or pretend that you're his mother
#9 Don't: Flirt with the gals/guys in sexual activity of any kind (Hanky Panky)
#10 Don't: Take the tent
#11 Don't: Rely on a tool more complicated than a pointy stick
#12 Don't: physically Touch Jason Voorhees or mentally try 2 reason with Jason Voorhees
#13 Don't: Offer Jason Voorhees anything that's including your credit card
#14 Don't: Try 2 Unmask Jason Voorhees or give him Mouth 2 Mouth
#15 Don't: Get Jason Voorhees wet
#16 If you're in close proximity of seemingly deceased Jason Voorhees don't touch him don't step over him don't try 2 move him 2 another location/place because he's just going 2 get up & be extremely/very p'd/ticked off
#17 Don't: Go digging up Jason Voorhees from his grave if he's been dead 4 years he'll only come back 2 life & will either succeed in killing ya or try 2 kill ya
#18 Don't: In any way tease or taunt the telekinetic girl because in the end you'll want that gal on your side
#19 Don't: Take the Camp Crystal Lake boat cruise 2 New York
#20 Don't: Show your breasts
#21 Don't: Turn around in general because Jason Voorhees will likely/probably be right there behind ya
#22 If ya go 2 Camp Crystal Lake don't bring the Hockey Mask from Friday the 13th Part 3 because Jason Voorhees is just going 2 come & take it from ya
#23 If the lights are out & everybody's missing don't make a pot of coffee/any drink or anything 4 breakfast/lunch/dinner
#24 Don't: Hide in a/the Sleeping Bag because it's just another 1 of Jason Voorhees's favorite ways 2 kill ya
#25 Don't: Go back 4 anything ya lost anywhere
#26 Don't: Wait until ya need the gun 2 see if it's loaded
#27 Don't: Go 2 your car/jeep/van it most likely won't start either because it's out of gas or Jason Voorhees has been there
#28 Don't: Sign on 2 do a sequel because he (Jason Voorhees) is going 2 come back & permanently get cha anyway
#29 Don't: Say he's dead I killed him (Jason Voorhees) or worst of all it's over because it's not over it never is
#30 Don't: Enter or go anywhere dangerously close/near his (Jason Voorhees) grounds/home/territory (Camp Crystal Lake AKA Camp Blood/Camp Dead in the Wessex County National Forest of New Jersey) because there's a Death Curse there
#31 Don't: Be a douche towards each other
#32 Don't: Be a Junkie/Drug Addict
#33 Don't: Be a Slut because Sluts are always/often/usually the 1st on Jason Voorhees hit list 2 die (Female Gender)
31:09 omg you're right! what a twist.
That would have been a funny way to end it. She gets arrested. 😂 -David
Amazing movies ...Shawshank Redemption, Primal Fear, and Time to Kill. Incredible acting and plots. Love your reactions!
Thank you! We're hoping to watch Primal Fear and Time to Kill at some point. We reacted to Shawshank Redemption a while back and really enjoyed that one. 😃
"He's gotta be in there already"
Absolutely the funniest thing ever said on RUclips 😂
Thank you! 😂
One of the greatest twists for first time viewers lol. The legend of the hockey mask, machete-wielding, zombie of the lake didn't start out ANYTHING like that lol. It was his vengeful mother and the ghost stories of teens. Almost like the concept of collective belief in something, cosmically making it real over time.
I was totally confused. 😂 -David
They had filmed the axe to the face with a real axe hitting a dummy, but they had to cut it for the ratings board.
Oh, and there's 12 films in total.
No Toni tissues for this one. Just Bengay and Tylenol. : )
Now you're ready for Jason and Jamie Lee and Michael Myers.
(The budget for Fri. 13th was $17M. Made $65M U.S., $92M worldwide.)
We're hoping to do Halloween this year if the schedule allows. 😃
@@popculturallychallenged Young Jamie Lee.
Your reactions are great. Your wife jumped and screamed so much - lol xx
So glad you enjoyed!! I get my workout in sometimes watching movies. 😂 - Toni
"He's got to be in there already!" 😂😂 "Yeah, he is!"
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19:14 this is exactly why i prefer first time watch from you both. discussions like this. 😆
We're trying to get more of those in. 😃
There's a number of more comedic Halloween / horror movies. "Shaun of the Dead" (2004), "Idle Hands" (1999), "Death Becomes Her" (1992), "This Is the End" (2013), "Army of Darkness" (1992 - it's the 3rd movie of the franchise, but the first that really leans in the comedy), "Beetlejuice" (1998), "The Nightmare Before Christmas" (1993, though it also leans into Christmas, obviously), "Corpse Bride" (2005), "Ghostbusters" (1984). A few of those aren't scary at all, they just have traditionally "spooky" things likes ghosts and zombies in them.
Thanks for the suggestions!
This is too funny, him remembering what it was like watching one of these movies when he was twelve, it was almost the same exact experience I had when I first saw Halloween. I was around eleven, saw the movie on HBO, this was back in the 80's before cable and HBO was the go-to, anyway, after the movie was over, I had to ride my bike back home, and I don't think I ever rode that fast in my entire life... and it was only a movie. lol
Good reaction you two, October is halfway over, power through some more.
Glad you made it home safe!! - Toni ☺️
@@popculturallychallenged Thanks, I made it home safely, but I still remember looking over my shoulder a few times as I'm riding my bicycle home. One of those memories that still hasn't faded. lol
!!...OMG...!! Did YOU See How Mz. Toni's Blanket Kept Attacking HER!!
But, YES, There Was More HORROR, Than GORE Back In Those DAYS.....
That was one of her better jump scare reactions I thought. 😂 -David
The theory suggests that Mrs. Voorhees was aware of Jason's survival from the near-drowning incident. It claims she discovered Jason's almost lifeless body and concealed him in the forest, determined to prevent the camp from reopening. The near-drowning may have deprived Jason of oxygen, leading to significant brain damage, which could account for his impaired speech. This explains why Mrs. Voorhees seemed to be the voice for him in the original movie. Although this theory might seem a bit far-fetched, it showcases the imaginative extents fans go to, especially when explaining Jason's role as the antagonist in the sequel. It's believed that Jason witnessed his mother's rampage, culminating in a counselor decapitating her.
I'd like to continue with the series. Not sure if Toni is down for that though. 😂
13:32 "it looks like a rubber snake. oh shit, that's real!" 😆
I hope it wasn't actually poisonous!
The camp is real and still running, but it has a different name. Can you imagine the horror if someone tries to dress up like him on their ghost evening they always have on camps
OMG!!! 😱 I would probably have a heart attack!! - Toni 😂
@@popculturallychallenged definitely
Love Toni's blanket shield!! LOL
I love it too!!! Sometimes I wish it had a super power of transporting me to a different room in the house for just a minute to recoup. - Toni 🥰
She killed them all. And a insane person's strength level almost doubles so she would be strong enough to throw that girl through the window. Remember she had rope wrapped around her.
Good point!
Jason takes over in part 2 and he finally gets the hockey mask in part 3, which was released in 3D. The first six movies actually follow the same timeline pretty good continuity. 2 through 6 are true sequels. Part 4 introduces Tommy Jarvis and 4 through 6 is often called the Jarvis trilogy in reference to his battles with Jason in all three movies. Beginning with part 7 and 8 it veers off somewhat. Part 9 “Jason goes to Hell” and part 10 “Jason X” is way off. The latter sees him in space! Then comes “Freddy vs Jason” which is awesome and the 2009 remake which takes elements from the first four movies and I thought was really good.
Thanks for the info!
There are 10 Friday the 13th films in the original franchise plus Freddy vs Jason and a 2009 remake of the original.
Also your wife is quite right there is a Hocus Pocus 2 which came out last year.
We did both Hocus Pocus movies last year when we started the channel. I think she was hoping that there was a part 3. 😃
Hey there! I am a new subscriber, and am enjoying catching up on your reactions. I had to comment on what you said about expecting this to be more of a slasher. Friday the 13th is one of the early slasher movies, after Halloween, 1978 and 1960's Psycho.. In 1980 only a few slasher films were popular, so this was fresh and a pretty big deal. When Friday the 13th Part 2 came out, 1981, I remember people in the theater screaming out during the movie. Yeah, I am getting old. But as time goes on, and slasher films became more popular, newer movies had to out do the old. Friday the 13th was 1980. Scream was 1996. That sixteen years made a big difference in quality. But it's important to put yourself in the movies you are watching. imagine if it were real and you were there. It would be pretty scary. But I really enjoy your reactions. I will eventually catch up with the ones I haven't seen yet, and always watching for new reactions to some great classic films. Keep 'em coming.
Thank you for subscribing and so happy to see your comment. Hope you enjoy the other reactions. Let us know what you think in the other videos. I’m not a big fan of scary movies but after all was said and done, I did enjoy them. - Toni
Need to a collage of jump scares! 😯
I might have to put something together like that. We've got a few more jump scares coming up soon that I can probably add too. 😂
You have got to work a recurring bit where Toni walks into a sexual innuendo. Seeing the incredulity on her face is priceless.
I'll see what I can do! 😂
The Jason appearance at the end was a dream sequence, it wasn't really him. In the original movie Jason was just a plot device, they had no intention of bringing him back as the killer until the first movie did a huge amount at the box office.
They spoil this movie in one of the Scream movies.
Ghostface asks the girl who the killer in the first Friday the 13th movie is.
She says Jason confidently, but is told she is wrong because the killer is his mom.
Jason drowned as a kid.
Watch A Nightmare on Elm Street.
Then watch Freddy vs Jason
We had completely forgotten about that in Scream. We're hoping to watch A Nightmare on Elm Street this month. We'll see if we can fit it into the schedule. 😃
I loved this reaction hahahaha very funny. I hear a lot of you youngsters (I know, but I assume I'm older lol) comment about the music choice at the end but this is a very good film technique called counter point. You use music that is the opposite of what is happening or has just happened on the screen to create a different mood in the audience. It can create a feeling of triumph or relief or it can cause confusion. The audience isn't supposed to be let in on the scare by the final scene and it's choices. The surprise ending wasn't a cliche in 1980. I am guessing that this isn't done anymore as nobody on here seems to get it. I think a sub is called for.
jason shows up in part 2 as main character but the hockey mask doesnt occur until much later films
Thanks!
YES this was Kevin Bacons first role!! Good catch guys!!
Thanks!
That's how far we've come 🤣 when this came out it was terrifying by the time scream came out it was hilarious 😂
Not sure how you got Toni to watch this but she did fine... She's getting braver!!
TBF Scream is hilariously bad as well.
@ahoyforsenchou7288 it's fun.
It's still better than Scream
She's definitely a good sport for watching all of these movies for the channel. 😃 -David
This one really had some charm to it. I love the mystery aspect of this first outing. Also the cinematography and use of birds and owls cooing in the night. Also that scene where Ned’s looking at Kevin bacon and his girl, before his demise feeling like a total 3rd wheel and has that subtle look on his face like ah that Kevin Bacon Gets all the girls. Subtle, yet effective, especially since director Sean S Cunningham and writer Victor Miller were all about ripping off Halloween:)
We're hoping to watch Halloween very soon too! -David
I love when reactors watch this expecting to see hockey mask Jason. 😊😅 Happy Friday the 13th!
I was so confused! 😂
This movie scared the crap out of me! Jason and Michael. Two best villains of scary movies hands down!!
We're planning on trying to do Halloween this year too! 🙂
@@popculturallychallenged you should. Look forward to it
Expectations usually lead to disappointment...
Try to come to it with no expectations at all?
Sorry I missed the premiere.
You two are top tier in couples reactors.
This film and The Elm Street series established the "final girl" trope in 80's horror films.
We need a Toni's pick once a week to save her nerves.
Thanks to you both for all the great reactions!
Thank you!
Congratulations, Toni! Glad you made it through!!! And the murders weren't as gruesome as they could have been so you didn't have to get up and walk out! As for the jump scares, you handled them well 👍
Thank you!! 🥰
Night before Christmas a clay-mation. Frankenwhinnie is animation. Edward Scissor Hands starring Johnny Depp. Little Monsters starring Fred Savage.
Thanks for the suggestions!
The climax of the second one is pretty interesting.
I'm hoping I can convince Toni to check it out. 😃 -David
If they had never made sequels to this, I would've been fine with that. People automatically think of that dumb hockey mask when this movie comes up and it doesn't appear and becomes Jason's look until Part 3. The director, producer and writer (and the old Hollywood studio star, Besty Palmer) only set out to make a few bucks by literally copying the formula set by "Halloween" two years earlier. They literally thought they were just making a low budget Drive-in movie film that will be a hit with teens and young college kids, make their money and move on, but when it became a big hit, the studio immediately wanted a sequel and this is the movie that started the "slasher" genre in the 1980's. From that moment on, studios wanted slashers that would top anything seen before and so the gore was plentiful. Jason was just a ghost story that propelled a madwoman mother on a vengeful mission to make sure that camp would never open again, and assumably not take the life of another child. Respected film critics, Siskel & Ebert came down hard on this movie that shamelessly at the time, encouraged viewers to write to Betsy Palmer to vent their shock and disgust with her by accepting such a role. Pre-stalking days, different times. Well, that ploy ended up working for Ms. Palmer instead of getting hate mail, she became a legend to a whole new generation who accepted and appreciated her role. She never did horror again, mainly tv and theatre and of course, would appear at the conventions until her passing. The "final girl" in this movie was to have returned in the sequel for a continuation story on her character however, studio intervention and a change of director and crew from the first one changed the direction and so, she was sadly wasted and underused. Kevin Bacon...well, he went off to stardom maybe right after this film or one he did right after this, which led him to "Footloose ".
I'd like to get Toni to watch more of these just so we can actually see the Jason that I've always heard of. 😂 -David
@@popculturallychallengedMaybe skip 2 & 3 to part 4 "The Final Chapter" which has like a nearly over 5 minute flashback/recap montage before the opening credits. You'll get a quick refresher and catch-up, see Jason still wearing the hockey mask and his demise (but not really, Lol). Or, skip over to part 3 which is where he acquires the mask and the movie was shot in 3-D, so you both will get some laughs from the gimmicky and clumsy effects done especially for the 3-D effect. 😂👍
Death becomes her is a good Halloween movie from 1992 and it isnt scary for toni to watch 🙂
I'd like to introduce her to that one at some point! 😃
I liked these ridiculous movies growing up. I think the last one I saw was Jason Takes Manhattan. As a whole, they tend to be miss or hit ; ).
I'm hoping I can get Toni to watch more in this series if for no other reason to actually see the Jason I've always seen with the hockey mask! 😂 -David
Great reaction! It is very interesting to see your reaction to the film Robocop 1987. This is a cool movie 👍🔥🦾
Thank you!
you keep calling the killer a him, but you've seen Scream (1996). 🙂
Totally didn't remember that from Scream! Had to go back and watch the beginning again when someone mentioned it earlier. 😂 -David
I like watching reactions to this particular movie by people who think they know more than they actually do. 😉
Good story, David.
Thank you! 😃
14:05 i feel bad for the snake. 🙁
yeah, they actually killed it. 😢
That final jump scare was fantastic Toni, lol😊😊😊
That was so embarrassing!!! I’m such a chicken!! - Toni 😅
I'm writing that i bought the 2020 Shout Factory and Scream Factory 16 discs Friday the 13th Blu-ray Boxset. I can assure that you really get your money's worth when it comes to special features and there's 22 audio commentaries and two special features discs too.
Cool! I'm hoping to watch more of these on the channel at some point!
Show her "Psycho" (1960). I'm sure she can handle it.
I would love to watch some Hitchcock on the channel. I've only seen Rear Window and would love to explore some of his work. -David
I think it’s funny people who are so jaded that they can’t appreciate the slow burn and suspense of these earlier movies. We didn’t need complicated stories or constant gore and it was very effective for the time.
Good point!
You need to realize this movie and movies like Halloween were made in the late 70s and early 80s. I watched the Hammer films like Frankenstein, Mummy, and Dracula in the 60s. When Halloween and Friday the 13th came out I thought they were the best horror movies made at that time. If you watch the 1978 Halloween you also need to watch Halloween 2 from 1981.
The Shining (1980)
Next week... 🙂
You two should watch the 13th Warrior. A good, scary movie and it's based on a true story.
Never heard of it. I have added it to our list. - Toni 😊
Post-Halloween season, you should consider The Last Unicorn (1982). It's a beautiful movie that Toni will greatly enjoy. It's about Unicorns, so it is an easy watch.
Go with God and Be Safe from Evil. 😎 👍
I think I remember my sister liking that movie when I was a kid! 😃 -David
Camp Crystal Lake in real life is called Camp NoBeBoSco
Thanks!
Obviously Misses Voorhees didn't like/never liked Ned's not so funny jokes/pranks enough right 2 the point where she makes an example of him by pulling a deadly/lethal joke of her own on him!
Good point!
The Exorcist (1973)
Maybe when we hit 100k subs. 😂
@@popculturallychallengedyes please watch this.
6, 7, 4, and X are the best and in that order.
Also for other ideas:
Ready or Not
Happy Death Day
The Final Girls
Scouts Guide To Surviving The Apocalypse
Thanks for the suggestions!
Well, there's only a certain amount you can play on a guitar by learning. A lot of it requires you to develop muscle memory and unless you're going to play a classical guitar or play with a slide exclusively, callouses on your fingertips. BTW, he DEFINITELY was not playing that. On the other hand, Alice hitting the open strings later on may well have been recorded then and there.
Thanks for the info!
27:08 😆
😂
35:06 spent most of the budget on Kevin Bacon.
I was surprised to see him in this! -David
jason is friday the 13th....michael meyers is the one with the hockey mask (Halloween franchise)
I'm confused now!
!!!NO!!!!! DAVE, SHE WILL NOT.... "CARE" For This MOVIE! Although, No Tears, SCREAMS, But No Tears....
It's a classic that we had to see though! Especially with tomorrow being Friday the 13th! 😃
@@popculturallychallenged AND, The Real Story is, Jason's Mom:
Is the Real Killer..!
...As the Story Goes, Jason is Like Brain Damage Mountain Boy...
Hopefully you guys start reacting to the Halloween franchise..... my favorite horror franchise...great reaction by the way....some of Toni's jumps made me jump😂
We're planning to this month! 😃
@@popculturallychallenged AWESOME...cant wait
These old horror movies don’t hold up!!
They’re pretty much the same!! And the victims are always so dumb!! We’re always yelling at the movie trying to tell the people what to do!! They always do the wrong thing!!
I remember seeing a commercial years ago making fun of horror movies. I think it was for insurance or something. It was funny but true! 😂 -David
I hope you two watch the Conjuring and the Conjuring 2, they are such great scary movies.
Thanks for the suggestions!
I saw the remake before I saw this. Now I see why they did the remake lol. This is one movie that did not age well. Felt like a high school movie project lol.
It had a low budget feel to it but I think they did a good job with the limited resources they had. Not sure we'll ever get to the remake but it would be interesting to see a modernized version. 🙂
i dont think ive watched any of these until.. maybe 15 years ago, when i decided id better watch it.. and when i saw it was just jasons mom.. i thought, what is this crap.. and then jason jumped out of the water and startled me.. so i thought, well i guess ill watch the next one, and i was confused once again.. but i liked the first halloween movie
I'm hoping to get Toni to watch more but we'll see. As for Halloween, we're hoping to do that very soon.
Friday the 13th II shows a lot more of what you were looking for. Each film gets worse than the previous ones. You should watch it next. This film set the stage for the second film, and yes there are 10 in total. You also should watch Nightmare on Elm Street, which has Freddie Kruger. It is up your alley way. Halloween has Michael Myers wearing a William Shatner mask. That's what they said, anyway. I don't see how it could be a William Shatner mask. It looks nothing like him.
Because they changed the mask a bit.
I don't know if I can convince Toni to watch another one of these but I'm going to try. As for the others, we're hoping to release Nightmare on Elm Street next week and then Halloween! 😃
David!! No hockey masks! No role playing!!!
😂
Never really liked this movie. I was much more of a Halloween fan with Michael Myers. David you were on fire this reaction, teasing Toni early on." Guess I won't be able to wear that hockey mask to bed".
Thanks! We're hoping to watch Halloween this year! 😃
Love you guys...you're such an adorable couple!
Want to lighten up the mood? Please watch NOTHING TO LOSE...Stars Tim Robbins & Martin Lawrence...you'll laugh so much! Give Toni a break 😂
Thank you! 🥰
actually nice barn
Probably so, we haven’t seen enough farms outside of the Hallmark channel. :)
@popculturallychallenged yeah those are wealthy people barns lol...boy she really scared of scary movies...better not show her jeepers creepers...critters...killer clowns from space...i hope u guys get to watch list of great movies i gave u...if u wrote them down...they are classics
I was wondering too where was Jason and his hockey mask ….
Didn’t make sense …
I'm glad I wasn't alone in my confusion! 😂 -David
You guys should react to Brightburn
What kind of movie is that? I have added it to our list. - Toni😊
I’ve never seen this movie. Not into slasher films. I generally don’t watch reactions to movies I haven’t seen, which means I don’t watch a lot of reactions in Octobers, but I’m here for Toni’s reaction. 🤷🏻♂️😱
Oh, I totally forgot. 😂 I used to be in charge of the financial reporting for this entire franchise when I worked at Paramount. Used to talk to the producers every year, having to tell them why they weren’t getting paid (too many advances). Then it got released on DVD
, and they finally got paid, then I left Paramount. 😂
Yup, still haven’t seen a single one of these. No Nightmare On Elmstreets. No Halloweens. Saw Scream once. 😱😆🤷🏻♂️
Thanks! We're trying to branch out into different genres that we typically avoid. If nothing else, it's entertaining to watch Toni.
Try "The Howling". I think it's the best werewolf movie made.
Thanks for the suggestion!
So you guys have seen Scream, yet you DIDN'T know that Jason's mother was the killer in the original Friday The 13th? Were you too busy making jokes during Drew Barrymore's scene to hear them spoiling the ending or something?
Thar was awesome! Really enjoyed y'alls reactions!😂
Thank you!! 😁
you’re in for a surprise as to who the killer is.
I was surprised that the Jason I've always seen wasn't even in this one.
Would love if you guys reacted to Harry Potter
If toni can maybe do the exorcist if she’ll watch it
I think that one might have to be reserved for something special like hitting 100k subs! 😂 -David
You need to give Toni a break for Halloween...how about The 'Burbs?
What’s the Burbs? I’ve been developing a thick skin for Halloween!! 👻👻 - Toni ☺️
@@popculturallychallenged It's a thriller/comedy starring Tom Hanks.
Mentally ill people have 5 to 10 times the strength of a normal person. The scene with the canoe was actually Alice having a nightmare. Jason didn't actually drown and survived in the wilderness and that's why he's an adult in the sequels
Thank you for that insight. That makes alot of sense!! - Toni 😊
You're not supposed to watch Scream until you've seen Halloween, Friday the 13th, and Nightmare on Elm St. Why do reactors never know this?
Because we don't know the movies.... If we have known we probably would have had a different plan. 🤷🏻♀️ - Toni
Watch Flatliners 1990 release.
Thank for the suggestion!
the jason coming out of the water, was just a nightmare of hers.. I was 12yrs old when I saw this in the theater, watched it through my fingers, and loved it. the mother being able to do the things she did, lot of it was surprising them, the strength stuff, my father called it "crazy strength". people have been known to be stronger than normal when they are not in their right mind.
LITTLE SPOILER ALERT.
LITTLE SPOILER ALERT.
the jason you've seen or know of comes out in a couple movies later, I think by the 3rd one if I remember correctly.
I'd like to get Toni to continue the series but I'm not sure she's down for that. 😂
I'd like to suggest the SAW series. I don't like f-bombs, nudity and torture. Oh and gore but although SAW has quite a bit of some of those, I still watch because I think the SAW movies are brilliantly written and John Kramer (Jigsaw) is one of the most interesting characters in movie history. At least watch the first one.
Thanks for the suggestion!
Part 2 is scarier.
I'll see if I can talk her into it! 😃
Definitely a low budget “B” movie.
Surprisingly I think they did a good job for such a low budget. 🙂
You're right. This isn’t all its cracked up to be. These "horror" films with all 12 - 15 yr olds, are worn out. Especially since there are a handful of newer, well written, well casted, well acted "scary movies" with actual story lines and character development.
I hope you decided to watch a couple before the season is passed.
You guys are great! Enjoy your weekend. ✌️🎬🧙♀️
Without these less-crafted horror films, we would never have the films we have today.
That doesn't make them any more entertaining or effective today. It does however, serve as a reminder of just how tired, uninspired, and cliche' this,, and most of those simiar in era and genre, truly have become.
That fault goes to the producers and the studios greed. It's the reason why we have a strike in Hollywood today.
We enjoyed this one. It just wasn't what we were expecting. 🙂
✌️🌎❤️
🤩 - Toni
Since you watched *Friday the 13th* for Friday the 13th, you are obligated to watch *Halloween* for Halloween. It's a much better movie.
Stay tuned.. 😎
"Do you think he's in already?"
"You mean the killer?"
Well, played. I kept breaking out in laughter all during the review.
Yeah he is... 😂 Glad you share my humor! 😂 -David
@@popculturallychallenged Hey...if you want to watch some "spooky" movies in October, but not scare yourself too much, consider picking from the list of classic 1950s sci fi? Films like The Day the Earth Stood Still, Gojira, Forbidden Planet, Journey to the Center of the Earth, Them! and a bunch of others could definitely give you some classically suspenseful moments without too much stress. LOL
I like to think that killing the mother unleashed or brought back Jason. That’s my preferred way to explain the age/time gap.
That sounds good to me! 👍 -David
Try Disney’s Haunted Mansion with Eddy Murphy or The Ghost and Mr. Chicken with Don Knotts. Two very well made Halloween movies. Either one will make your wife happy. I watch The Ghost and Mr. Chicken every year since I was a kid.
Thanks for the suggestions!
I think you guys should at least watch up to Friday the 13th part 4 (that’s probably the best one).
If you’d like a funnier movie for Halloween might I suggest Beetlejuice?
Also, on a side note, if you’d like to see more 80’s comedies you guys could watch Harry and the Hendersons. For some reason I don’t see reactions to that one anywhere.
I'd like to get Toni to watch more of these but I'm not sure if she'll be down with that. 😂 As for the others, thanks for the suggestions! 😃
@@popculturallychallenged my pleasure! Scary movies are a favorite for many, but those emotional movies are great as well! As long as the reaction won’t spoil a movie I haven’t seen yet I’ll be here watching! Keep up the good work you two!
I requested in the past for Toni to react to the 1974 Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Please for halloween!
I don't think I can get her to watch that one. I've brought it up and she definitely wasn't down for that. 😂
@@popculturallychallenged 😂
loved this movie and reaction!, friday the 13th 2,3,4, and 5 are better than this and my favorites, friday the 13th 6+ are crap IMO. hope you get to 2,3,4 and 5. EVEN better and the best horror movies are the conjuring and hereditary. I hope you see these!, other very good horror movies are the exorcist, texas chainsaw massacre ( 1974 AND 2006 version), and the ring.
Not sure Toni will want to continue on with the series but I'll see what I can do. 😃