It's like this... we live in claustrophobia, the land of steel and concrete. Trapped by dark waters. There is no escape. Nor do we want it. We've come to thrive on it and each other. You can't get the adrenaline pumping without the terror, good people. I love this town.
I never got that opening monologue thing in the movie…. was it supposed to be a radio DJ doing a lead-in for the song? What was written for him is such contrived horse shit… why was he being directed to do an almost Johnny Cash speaking voice? None of it makes any sense or works well. Why not just leave that shit out and have the song by itself? It’s not a very good Friday the 13th sequel much less a good movie in general, but this song is great. A perfect send off to the 80’s… it sounds like it could’ve been from anywhere from ‘85-89 and you’d never hear anything quite so 80’s in a movie ever again.
Oh this movie was terrible and yes, even back then. Even as fans we were embarrassed by how lousy this one was. All the big franchise horror movies that year were bad; this one, Elm Street 5: The Dream Child (tried to watch again recently and could not get through it.) Halloween 5 was extremely bad; I mean there’s a shot in that where a guy is shining his car and you can blatantly see a movie lamp in the reflection on the car.) Anyway, the lousy entries of horror in 1989 led to the horror slump that with a few exceptions really lasted until the original Scream came out in 1996. Scream really brought horror back.
Another misinformed. This was originally supposed to be released in late 1990 so it’s an early 90s hit. That’s also when you heard it on the radio day and night in 1990. That’s a fact.
It's funny that even in 1988/89 when NYC was still a sleazy city they were worried about what a poster for a horror movie could do to their tourism business.
+J.D. Contreras Seeing that mention of the Twin Towers makes me think we would've had an easier time taking down terrorists with Jason on our side. We'd have to stay out of his way, of course. He's no hero!
@Ryan Ramsook - Oh, yeah? Well, not to mention the drugs and enormous amount of crime that made the old New York City UNSAFE for decades until it was changed in the 1990's and 2000's, and you still think that the old days were way better than today? YOU must be that nuts!
@@house1203 - I think it was because of the role of the politicians in getting rid of the crime that has infected New York City, such as drugs, prostitution and too much homelessness as well. Then the new wave of businesses took over and replaced the old ones that were considered "sleazy." That all happened in the 1990's and it continues perhaps even today. For anyone who preferred the old, sleazy days of NYC, have NO understanding the devastating effects of the old period on the lives of the people who felt unsafe.
This song is so relaxing. It matches perfectly when I think about the american way of life in the 80s. And I love this movie. Love Jason's suit and awesome looking mask. Love how he destroyes the diner door. Love the radio kick scene. Love the roof fight. Love JJ's Flying V and song (another great rock song btw). I really can't understand why people dislike this movie, it's killer!
It's like this, We live in claustrophobia, the land of steel & concrete. Trapped by dark waters. There is no escape. Nor do we want it. We've come to thrive on it and each other. You can't get the adrenaline pumpin without the terror, good people, I love this town.
I'm not sure how well they knew, while writing this song, how perfect it was going to be for its time. I can imagine that at the time this felt very generic an typical, but how well they just grasped and perfected this genre is just breathtaking. 11/10!
@Bonobo Protocol oh yeah it makes sense. I also refuse to buy video games digitally for the same reason. I just never spend money on music since you can stream everything now
niko wiko -- In some ways, it's coming back...fashion and music are going part-Retro these days. Go to Frontiers Music on RUclips, and you'll see how '80s music is alive and well in the 21st Century.
Miss the 80s times of music. Spectacular thought out songs like this is what the mind and soul needs. ❤ Always will be listening till the end of my time.
Dreaklock I'm not even kidding when I tell you that when I visited Manhattan two weeks ago, I started blasting this and imagining Jason walking through the streets.
They dont make soundtracks or movies like this anymore. In the old movies you were hoping one or two of your favorite characters lived , nowadays you pray every plastic person in the movie would die already, including the director.
I don't know...most of these classic slashers were FILLED with plastic 80s types and half of them were so annoying you rooted for Jason or Micheal to finish them off. I'll give you likable characters in the Nightmare movies, as those were about the protagonists fighting their fears and hang-ups so they had stronger characterization, but Friday in particular was overflowing with selfish, shallow and/or irritating characters.
@@HiddenInTheTruth I think that mostly came in as the sequels grew in numbers. They all had some unlikable characters but I don't think many people WANTED them to die.
Marlon Xenomorph that's why Julian had such good adrenaline on the rooftop fighting Jason i damn sure give him a A besides Tina he was the only one to really stand up to Jason
The whole Metropolis album is a masterpiece without a weak track on it, that Peter Fredette and Stan Meissner never became bigger names is practically criminal, there was a ridiculous level of talent between them.
I feel like this song sounds like an actual transition from 80s sound to early 90s music. Makes me long that era. Even looking at the picture reminds me of that time. Look at how the color palate has that foggy neon vibe and even the buildings are lit but kind of blurry looking (pre HI-DEF). LOVE IT.
Thanks to everyone sharing this upload of one of the best songs from the Friday the 13th franchise. This songs kicks some major Crystal Lake a** so keep on sharing to friends, family, facebook pages, forums, or whatever. Everyone should have a taste of Metropolis' The Darkest Side of the Night!
Me too. I love this song so much! ❤ I am so glad that this movie was filmed in the city that I was born and raised and still reside there. Big up to the city that never sleeps NEW YORK CITY! 🗽🚖🚕🇺🇸 AKA THE BIG APPLE!! 🍎
ExplorerDS6789 That's true. I saw an interview with director Rob Hedden and he said that since he was on a limited budget the amount of scenes actually shot in New York City had to be drastically reduced. The scenes in the alley and on the street were shot in Vancouver, I think only the part where Jason chases the main characters through Times Square was actually shot in NYC.
Thoughts of a Human So he'd be on blast on Facebook and Instagram, so what? Jason would still be hiding in dark alleys and abandoned houses and slaughtering people left and right.
Times I find myself shedding a tear or two when I hear these songs I grew up hearing in movies and the years that followed. The 80's and even the 90's for the most part had a very distinct sound that can never be replicated. Specially the 80's. Every sound was like magic nearly. As some here have said, pure.
God I know what you mean when I hear this song I just cry a little inside I miss the 1970's 1980's and the 1990's because those three decades we're like a slice of heaven
@@christiancapezzuto8299 🤘❤🤘 Especially compared to now. I'm 38, people can call me nostalgic all they want, but in truth...those times were certainly better than what we have now. I'm just happy I got to experience a good 5-6 years of the 80's that I can actually remember.
This takes me back to my youth. I actually watched all these movies at a really young age. I remember seeing this not long after it came out, and hearing this took me right back. Thanks for sharing!
“Man Behind the Mask” was, for the longest time, widely considered the best jam of the entire series. I think this aged better and is actually the best song - and anthem - of the franchise today.
I can selectively enjoy certain parts of Part 8, but it's still a horrible entry in the series. I remember being really disappointed coming back from the theater after seeing it. However, it is not the worst. I give that honor to "Jason Goes to Hell."
In my eyes, even Julius got his head chopped off by Jason, Julius is still my hero because he was stranded on the top of the building with Jason chasing him, he had to conquered his fears and have no choice but to boxed Jason in order to stay alive, so he kept boxing Jason continued to pound him in the face and was giving everything he got to try to knock out Jason until he run out of energy than Jason took control of him and killed Julius. Julius is one of my inspiration and should be an inspiration to others that when things get tough, never give up and try your best of all your abilities to defeat your biggest fear, even if you can't take it anymore.
If they didn't have the budget to film in New York, they could have just called it Friday the 13th: Part VIII: Voyage of the Damned and be set entirely on that ship.
They should've called it Friday The 13th Part VIII: The Voyage Home where the crew of a commercial fishing vessel find themselves in a race against time, searching for humpback whales that can be used to communicate with an alien signal being sent to Jason.
ExplorerDS6789 or better yet if they didn't have the budget to film in New York they could have just filmed in Vancouver like what they did with the early parts of the city scenes
free x the rooftop boxing scene was my favorite scene in the movie use the combos keep the feet light this is it i am actually friends with VC Dupree the guy who played Julius on facebook he is a good dude
never understood that this song was not a great success, has everything to be melody, good instrumentation, good lyrics. perhaps not enough dissemination Recivier that deserved. this song is 1,000,000 times better than 99% of the "music" that exists today.
It was 1989/90 and it just didn't have a media push. Hard to find and didn't see an "official" release until 2000. And its still hard to find, not even on spotify so.
I saw this in theaters in 1989!!! By this time Jason and 80s monsters had become charitures! Horror wasn't SCARY at ALL but just FUN to watch and BINGE ON! The audience just joked and laughed at the screen! The formula had become exhausted by the end of the decade! We didn't see a revival till 1996 with "SCREAM!" Love 80s SLASHERS!
This to me is kind of more quiet storm type mood music than metal or rock you could be anywhere in the country back then and feel the same vibe the same neon soul and know others felt *it too.
This music song is such a real true classic and not only that but the 80s music will always be the best we had such Incredible rock music and movies and TV shows such great Wonderful Memories 😎❤👍
I think the best part was when he knocked over the punks' stereo, and they're like "We're gonna kill this motherfucker" and all he does is lift his mask and they freak out after seeing his face. "Hey man, it's cool!" And they haul ass.
I'm a bass player and this is one of the most satisfying songs to play. It just resonates with my soul. Much like the album 'Up From The Ashes' does by Don Dokken. This is one of those rock meets soul kind of songs. Gotta have that soul!
Peter Fredette, the vocalist on this song, is the bassist/backing vocalist in musician, Kim Mitchell’s band! He really could have had a career as a Rock vocalist in his own right, but has usually chosen to stay in the background of his friend, Kim Mitchell’s solo career.
The Friday the 13th series did produce some good tunes. I like to listen to this one, Pseudo Echo’s “His Eyes” from Part V and Alice Cooper’s “He’s Back (The Man Behind the Mask)” from Part VI. A trio of amazing songs.
Having grown up with the series I've seen the franchise evolve with the times, reflecting then modern culture and music. This song was used in the opening and it and the DJ's line, "A city of bright lights casts many dark shadows," perfectly sums up the pessimism and cynicism of late-Eighties America. It's a bittersweet time for me and others who lived through it.
This song takes me back to summer 89 when I was 14 and just moved to Orange County CA from Georgia! This was only the second movie I'd ever watched in a theater, the first in this strange new state. Earnest Goes To Camp was the first!
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Driving out of Manhattan through the Lincoln tunnel into New Jersey with this song on at 1am was ABSOLUTELY peaceful
That sounds awesome!
I'm not the only one!!! (Manhattan into Brooklyn here)
Fuck New Jersey shit sucks
genio
Watch for Jason dude lol.
This is one of the most 80's sounding songs there is.
Yes it Definitely Gets you in the zone! I love 80s Music although I was born ‘94 Now I’m 23. 80s Music is everything!!!!!
Right On! and I'm Lovin' It
Let's rock with Mr Voorhees
I was literally thinking that and then saw your comment hahahah
I wish I could of experienced the 80's first hand everything seemed futuristic and alive
How the utter hell could anyone dislike this song.
1980s music always will be fabulous.
Prob because the movie was dissapointing for people in general
Yeah I agree with you
That’s a person that obviously has no soul 🤦🏾♂️
1990 release date so wrong decade kid.
@CB-ux5xc maybe soundtrack but movie was released in 1989 😉
This song has a unique nostalgic feel to it. Its depressing and tranquil at the same time. I can't explain it.
I completely understand.
This is grimy New York heroine music
Facts
100% truth.
I like how you said you can't explain it after just explaining it.
It's like this... we live in claustrophobia, the land of steel and concrete. Trapped by dark waters. There is no escape. Nor do we want it. We've come to thrive on it and each other. You can't get the adrenaline pumping without the terror, good people. I love this town.
I never got that opening monologue thing in the movie…. was it supposed to be a radio DJ doing a lead-in for the song? What was written for him is such contrived horse shit… why was he being directed to do an almost Johnny Cash speaking voice? None of it makes any sense or works well.
Why not just leave that shit out and have the song by itself?
It’s not a very good Friday the 13th sequel much less a good movie in general, but this song is great. A perfect send off to the 80’s… it sounds like it could’ve been from anywhere from ‘85-89 and you’d never hear anything quite so 80’s in a movie ever again.
This would be #1 on my Spotify rewind...IF IT WAS ON SPOTIFY!
How come this song isn’t on Spotify?
@lucifermagne7848 wish I knew
@@HeirOfSparda I did a friday the 13th marathon and the majority of songs arent on spotify, just the soundtrack
I just tried to find it. Sad face! Spotify has nearly everything. C'mon, ole spotty,
@@Xernya-b5cI'm doing that now, as well. 😊
This song is way too good for the movie - deserved to be a radio hit!
Agree
Takes me back to my teenage years.
It sucks that this song isn't even on Spotify
Oh this movie was terrible and yes, even back then. Even as fans we were embarrassed by how lousy this one was. All the big franchise horror movies that year were bad; this one, Elm Street 5: The Dream Child (tried to watch again recently and could not get through it.) Halloween 5 was extremely bad; I mean there’s a shot in that where a guy is shining his car and you can blatantly see a movie lamp in the reflection on the car.) Anyway, the lousy entries of horror in 1989 led to the horror slump that with a few exceptions really lasted until the original Scream came out in 1996. Scream really brought horror back.
@@TheIndependentLensoh shut up this movie rocks
Best part of the whole damn movie😁.
😭😭THE FACT'S OF LIFE 💯💯😭😭 CLASSIC 80"S TRACK🙏🏽😌
One of my favorites. Put the tape in, fast forward to ghetto blaster scene, then straight to this epic song!
This is now my definitive 80s power ballad. It's perfect.
Another misinformed. This was originally supposed to be released in late 1990 so it’s an early 90s hit. That’s also when you heard it on the radio day and night in 1990. That’s a fact.
@@CB-ux5xcIt's also a fact that the song was in Jason Takes Manhattan, which was released in July 1989.
@@CB-ux5xc Then it's my definitive 90s power ballad too. It can have both decades.
@@CB-ux5xcI never heard this song on the radio.
This is not a power ballad
Should be a crime that this ain't on Spotify
This song totally sets the mood for the movie!
It Totally does. The feel of a run-down sleazy city.
+mrExcellent101 Too bad this film isn't in New York enough.
+Joshua Bruce Exactly. They should've called it 'Jason Takes a Cruise Ship.'
+mrExcellent101 Or "Jason Take a Boat Ride"
+Joshua Bruce Or Jason Takes Vancouver.
It's funny that even in 1988/89 when NYC was still a sleazy city they were worried about what a poster for a horror movie could do to their tourism business.
+J.D. Contreras Seeing that mention of the Twin Towers makes me think we would've had an easier time taking down terrorists with Jason on our side. We'd have to stay out of his way, of course. He's no hero!
You do realize Jason is a fictional character and in no way could help with the war on terror, right?
+Anthony Badessa It was before Rudy's time. I think Koch or Dinkins was in office at the time. But I remember NYC back then was dangerous.
Time square was a shit hole back then .. 👍
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Back when New York was sleazy. I remember hearing this leaving the theater 25 years ago, seems like just yesterday.
@Ryan Ramsook - Oh, yeah? Well, not to mention the drugs and enormous amount of crime that made the old New York City UNSAFE for decades until it was changed in the 1990's and 2000's, and you still think that the old days were way better than today? YOU must be that nuts!
When did New York stop being sleazy?
@@house1203 - I think it was because of the role of the politicians in getting rid of the crime that has infected New York City, such as drugs, prostitution and too much homelessness as well. Then the new wave of businesses took over and replaced the old ones that were considered "sleazy." That all happened in the 1990's and it continues perhaps even today. For anyone who preferred the old, sleazy days of NYC, have NO understanding the devastating effects of the old period on the lives of the people who felt unsafe.
@@robertpolanco1973 We want the sleaze and danger; we don't want it to be safe for you to go shopping.
@@adolfhitler-er7sw - What are you? A fucking moron or something? I think you should go fuck yourself for your stupidity!
80's years I still love you...
😂
That guitar play is 🔥🔥🔥
I love listening to this song in the night!
+Raphael Digger magic...
Same here
+Muscle4LifeX That was funny...LOL
Really cool song and Peter Fredette nails the lead vocal
Same
Love 80s music 😍👌🏾
Same here. Today's music doesn't sound this good.
+Don Scott Agreed
Agreed
Me three.
Aprizzle me four!!!
One of the greatest songs of all time
💯💯💯🤦🏾♂️.. Smh...This Song Rough!!!👌🏾💪🏾💪🏾
This song is so relaxing. It matches perfectly when I think about the american way of life in the 80s. And I love this movie. Love Jason's suit and awesome looking mask. Love how he destroyes the diner door. Love the radio kick scene. Love the roof fight. Love JJ's Flying V and song (another great rock song btw). I really can't understand why people dislike this movie, it's killer!
Yea that wa one of the best Jason Suits of the series. I have the mask from this movie tatted on my arm.
Pretty cool 👌
It's so much fun. Way better than The New Blood.
Very heavy censorship and 90% of the movie taking place on a boat rather than “Manhattan” are the reasons why this film is frowned upon.
Definitely relaxing 💯
Jason plays this when he's decorating his bodies
😆😂😂😂😆😜
This song creates that perfect late 80's big city at night vision in my head
It definitely has a 3am in the big city feel.
It's like this, We live in claustrophobia, the land of steel & concrete. Trapped by dark waters. There is no escape. Nor do we want it. We've come to thrive on it and each other. You can't get the adrenaline pumpin without the terror, good people, I love this town.
Who is that that narrorates at the beginning of the movie? It sounds like Adam West to me.
No place like NYC
Excellent
ice cold line right there
damiandadamn It's Almost like Describing Gotham City. LOL!!!
I'm not sure how well they knew, while writing this song, how perfect it was going to be for its time. I can imagine that at the time this felt very generic an typical, but how well they just grasped and perfected this genre is just breathtaking.
11/10!
When I hear this I can imagine myself with black leather coat smoking a cigarette in front a café in NY at 02:00 AM.
This is a great song i have the bands CD
What you said!
🙄
@@lennyatkinson8923 and I don’t even smoke I want a rat to crawl over me and I want to be in front of a pink neon European laundry mat in new York
Do you know the exact name of the album of Metropolis I can find this on please? I keep trying to get it on Deezer but can't find it anywhere.
THE DARKEST SIDE OF THE NIGHT BURNS LIKE A FIRRRRRRRRREEEE FOR THE WASTED LIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVES
AND THERE'S NO WAY YOU CAN FIGHT!!!!!
@@trgehicks7193SO SHOW SOME RESPECT!
AND TRY TO SURVIVEEEEEEEEE
ON THE DARKEST SIIIIIIIIIIIIIDE!!!!!
@@indyclonejr IN THIS CITY
Song is so smooth for a scary movie.
Good memories
I literally listened to it and then wanted to watch the movie Lmao
@Bonobo Protocol people still buy cd's?
@Bonobo Protocol records I can understand since they sound different but cd's only hold data that you could just download or stream
@Bonobo Protocol oh yeah it makes sense. I also refuse to buy video games digitally for the same reason. I just never spend money on music since you can stream everything now
One of the last songs of the 80's.
This and Once Bitten Twice Shy by Great White
Once Bitten was 1985.Mid 80s but still GREAT !!@@D4B35T
@@jewlo did you even read all of my comment? Great White cover was released in 1989..
@ucf1999 Great White covered Ian Hunter, his was released in 1975.
Yeah the80s were awesome😎long live the awesome😎80s
Man I miss the 80s the golden days Are gone😞
niko wiko -- In some ways, it's coming back...fashion and music are going part-Retro these days. Go to Frontiers Music on RUclips, and you'll see how '80s music is alive and well in the 21st Century.
Forreal 😪
They dont have to be.
Man the 80s is the time period I would visit if I had a time machine. Yall had the overall best music imo
Miss the 80s times of music.
Spectacular thought out songs like this is what the mind and soul needs. ❤
Always will be listening till the end of my time.
When I get to Manhattan, this is the song I'll be thinking about.
Dreaklock me too!
Dreaklock I'm not even kidding when I tell you that when I visited Manhattan two weeks ago, I started blasting this and imagining Jason walking through the streets.
Watch out for Jason though, he'll be lurking in the shadows😱
@@graemefarquharson465 or Ghostface
They dont make soundtracks or movies like this anymore. In the old movies you were hoping one or two of your favorite characters lived , nowadays you pray every plastic person in the movie would die already, including the director.
SiriusfromOrion Truer word's have never been said 👏
you are one wise man
You are a bad ass
I don't know...most of these classic slashers were FILLED with plastic 80s types and half of them were so annoying you rooted for Jason or Micheal to finish them off.
I'll give you likable characters in the Nightmare movies, as those were about the protagonists fighting their fears and hang-ups so they had stronger characterization, but Friday in particular was overflowing with selfish, shallow and/or irritating characters.
@@HiddenInTheTruth I think that mostly came in as the sequels grew in numbers. They all had some unlikable characters but I don't think many people WANTED them to die.
You can't get the adrenaline pumping without the terror, good people!
How that gun dangles around his left hand lol DAWN OF THE DEAD
+Gangster Jim Greatest zombie movie of all time.
Marlon Xenomorph that's why Julian had such good adrenaline on the rooftop fighting Jason i damn sure give him a A besides Tina he was the only one to really stand up to Jason
You're forgetting Trish in The Final Chapter! Yes, it was Tommy who finished him off in that film, but Trish put up a hell of a fight!
Trish was one of my favourite final girls. She fought of Jason with machete, hammer and a television.
The whole Metropolis album is a masterpiece without a weak track on it, that Peter Fredette and Stan Meissner never became bigger names is practically criminal, there was a ridiculous level of talent between them.
"She's a wiz with him."
I feel like this song sounds like an actual transition from 80s sound to early 90s music. Makes me long that era. Even looking at the picture reminds me of that time. Look at how the color palate has that foggy neon vibe and even the buildings are lit but kind of blurry looking (pre HI-DEF). LOVE IT.
I really miss that film quality for sure miss the analog world
"NEW YORK HAS A NEW PROBLEM"
Jews in 2001?
Nope, a cruise ship does. Most of the movie took place there, not NYC!
I think Jason fits right in there.
Yep. 95% on cruise ship in 5% in New York(Vancouver) XD
@@dansufor5856 because they didn't have enough money in the budget to shoot everything in new york
Thanks to everyone sharing this upload of one of the best songs from the Friday the 13th franchise. This songs kicks some major Crystal Lake a** so keep on sharing to friends, family, facebook pages, forums, or whatever. Everyone should have a taste of Metropolis' The Darkest Side of the Night!
+SleazyMovieProd my fav movie soundtrack
+kimi kimster altho i must not forget Dream Warriors by Dokken
I have it on my mp3
+kimi kimster INTO THE FIRE, TOO!
+SleazyMovieProd luv this song... brings back "good" memories of when I watched this film.
This song is 1 of the main reasons why I like Jason takes Manhattan
Me too!
I like it even though some fans say its the worst one
@@robertconrad410 it's near the bottom for me only about parts 5&9 still has some great moments though
I appreciate the presence of Kelly Hu.
Me too. I love this song so much! ❤ I am so glad that this movie was filmed in the city that I was born and raised and still reside there. Big up to the city that never sleeps NEW YORK CITY! 🗽🚖🚕🇺🇸 AKA THE BIG APPLE!! 🍎
Jason lives forever.
The actor that plays him his real name Is Kane HODDER
Love the 80's grittyness of this song. Pulls no punches. No nonsense. Love it! ❤
I love this song! I was born in 1992 but i'm in love with the 80's, specially music and movies, excellent retro style👌❤️
So 80's I LOVE IT!
Have always loved this damn song and this movie of kourse.
Sticky Situations
still listening in 2018
Me too 👍
It is the best thing about the film, which I see as the worst of the Parmount films, next to Kane Hodder.
yup same
amen lol
These songs make you feel something that no other music of any other era could ever dream of emulating.
It’s a crying shame this isn’t on Spotify 😡
Still isn't to this day.
Still not on spotify
I agree I tried looking for it several times 😕
@@jamiecarnahan8487 Do you know how to rip songs off a youtube video jamie? i could show you i been doing it for years, i just downloaded this song.
Yeah, I can't find it either
Great Song... A Classic!
You better show some respect and try to survive!
is everyone ready play as Jason from part 8 in Friday the 13th:the game? I AM!!!
I think the game comes out later this year?? The "trailers or in-game play" they have had for the game look really cool.
James Haugh hell no. too moist ughhh
Freddy definitely respects him😂
Just show some respect
Would be cool if they remake this movie and actually have Jason in New York City the whole time.
Yes!
that would be cool lol
mrExcellent101 Yeah, they wanted to do that, but damn budget restraints kept them on the ship for the first two acts.
ExplorerDS6789 That's true. I saw an interview with director Rob Hedden and he said that since he was on a limited budget the amount of scenes actually shot in New York City had to be drastically reduced. The scenes in the alley and on the street were shot in Vancouver, I think only the part where Jason chases the main characters through Times Square was actually shot in NYC.
Thoughts of a Human So he'd be on blast on Facebook and Instagram, so what? Jason would still be hiding in dark alleys and abandoned houses and slaughtering people left and right.
Even as a hip hop head who doesn’t know much abt 80s metal I instantly loved this song when I played at the end credits.
That solo from 4:18 to the end is
F%CKING EPIC!! a true 80's Classic! For sure
YES!!!!
Times I find myself shedding a tear or two when I hear these songs I grew up hearing in movies and the years that followed. The 80's and even the 90's for the most part had a very distinct sound that can never be replicated. Specially the 80's. Every sound was like magic nearly. As some here have said, pure.
God I know what you mean when I hear this song I just cry a little inside I miss the 1970's 1980's and the 1990's because those three decades we're like a slice of heaven
@@christiancapezzuto8299 🤘❤🤘 Especially compared to now. I'm 38, people can call me nostalgic all they want, but in truth...those times were certainly better than what we have now. I'm just happy I got to experience a good 5-6 years of the 80's that I can actually remember.
Awesome song! Probably my favorite song from the Friday the 13th franchise. One of the reasons I love 1980s Horror movies is because of the music.
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@eric jason lives had awesome music
Jason voorhes will always be an icon of terror that will not be forgotten by anyone
Best song in the whole series nothing beats 80s nostalgia
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😃😃😃The memories!!! I remember watching this movie with my sisters growing up!! JASON TAKES MANHATTAN. #Classic
50_Shades_Of_Me Same here I grew up on these type of movies, and I'm only 26 years old.
Lol, I'm 26 as well. :)
50_Shades_Of_Me Awesome! :)
50_Shades_Of_Me I had 11 years old when i watched this movie for the First time.
I Love It until today
so much
amarildo vapor - Yess! Its a Classic 😁
What a piece of music. Great stuff!
One of the best things about this movie is this song. Really well selected.
I Love 80's music
This takes me back to my youth. I actually watched all these movies at a really young age. I remember seeing this not long after it came out, and hearing this took me right back. Thanks for sharing!
Me too. Saw this at the theater...1989.
GOD BLess YOU MAN!!!!!!!
This wonderful song takes me back to being a teenager in the 80's.
“Man Behind the Mask” was, for the longest time, widely considered the best jam of the entire series.
I think this aged better and is actually the best song - and anthem - of the franchise today.
It's a different beast when Alice does it live. Less synth and rocks harder.
This song is so badass! And over the years I’ve been able to appreciate and enjoy Part 8!
I can selectively enjoy certain parts of Part 8, but it's still a horrible entry in the series. I remember being really disappointed coming back from the theater after seeing it. However, it is not the worst. I give that honor to "Jason Goes to Hell."
@@TheIndependentLens yes, definitely Jason goes to hell is the worst one for me too. People really hate on Jason X but I actually enjoy it!
In my eyes, even Julius got his head chopped off by Jason, Julius is still my hero because he was stranded on the top of the building with Jason chasing him, he had to conquered his fears and have no choice but to boxed Jason in order to stay alive, so he kept boxing Jason continued to pound him in the face and was giving everything he got to try to knock out Jason until he run out of energy than Jason took control of him and killed Julius. Julius is one of my inspiration and should be an inspiration to others that when things get tough, never give up and try your best of all your abilities to defeat your biggest fear, even if you can't take it anymore.
Well said!
Absolutely
That was probably my favourite scene in the movie for that very reason.
That's probably where Mortal Kombat got the idea for Johnny Cage's Head Uppercut Fatality lol
Cool way of looking at it
Damn I f***ing loved the 80s. Wish I could go back and relive my childhood and teen years in the 80s
I can’t say I like this film, but this song is a BANGER.
Brilliant song! The first time I watched Jason Takes Manhattan, this song stood out to me. It sounds haunting but pleasant to listen to 💖💖
I listen to it most nights In the bath!!! Very chilled, crazy it belongs at the start of a slasher film! x
If they didn't have the budget to film in New York, they could have just called it Friday the 13th: Part VIII: Voyage of the Damned and be set entirely on that ship.
Then we wouldn't have the Julius scene and Jason in Times Square.
They should've called it Friday The 13th Part VIII: The Voyage Home where the crew of a commercial fishing vessel find themselves in a race against time, searching for humpback whales that can be used to communicate with an alien signal being sent to Jason.
ExplorerDS6789 or better yet if they didn't have the budget to film in New York they could have just filmed in Vancouver like what they did with the early parts of the city scenes
I'd actually watch that ._. don't ask
free x the rooftop boxing scene was my favorite scene in the movie use the combos keep the feet light this is it i am actually friends with VC Dupree the guy who played Julius on facebook he is a good dude
You can't get the adrenaline pumping without the terror good people. I love this town.
If I ever make it to New York, I'm going to drive around at night blasting this song on repeat.
I was 9 years old when I went and seen this movie with my brother in August off 1989. I do like this song a lot as well.
This movie was ahead of its time, but for all of the wrong reasons: it was the first clickbait in history.
THE 80'S GOD I MISS THOSE DAYS !! BRING IT BACK !!
never understood that this song was not a great success, has everything to be melody, good instrumentation, good lyrics. perhaps not enough dissemination Recivier that deserved. this song is 1,000,000 times better than 99% of the "music" that exists today.
I tip my hat to you sir, that is totally true
You are wrong, its infinitevly better than 100% of music from today.
It was 1989/90 and it just didn't have a media push. Hard to find and didn't see an "official" release until 2000. And its still hard to find, not even on spotify so.
Hell yeah
Cause this song if perfect for and only for friday13th.
I can play this over and over 😊
I saw this in theaters in 1989!!! By this time Jason and 80s monsters had become charitures! Horror wasn't SCARY at ALL but just FUN to watch and BINGE ON! The audience just joked and laughed at the screen! The formula had become exhausted by the end of the decade! We didn't see a revival till 1996 with "SCREAM!" Love 80s SLASHERS!
i was a kid and begged someone, anyone to take me... cause it was playing in the very mall i was in!! 💢💥💥🔞👁🗨
Saw it too, 10 years old.
Welcome back to the 80's love It
Honestly this song plays a huge part in why part VIII is one my favorites in the franchise
Show some respect and try to survive, dammit!!!
WHY ALL THOSE 80`s / 90's HORROR FILMS HAD ALL THOSE SUPERB BANDS ?? Wow man, just wow.
Mr. Marino 80s movies and music was the best
This song is one of the best from the whole series. Sets the mood for the movie too!!!
This to me is kind of more quiet storm type mood music than metal or rock you could be anywhere in the country back then and feel the same vibe the same neon soul and know others felt *it too.
can't say i remember the random open toxic waste barrels on the streets of nyc in the 80s
Lol. I know...it's...I know.
Uhm have you seen Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990)
I always wondered that ??
@Maddafi the ship scenes where filmed in vancouver and maybe the camp and boating dock scenes the rest were shot in NYC
The best thing about that is that in the closeup shot of the barrel, it's clearly a cardboard box 😂
such a classic song
Rob S. One of those songs that remind you that Jason is right there ...as your walking...
EXPLISIT HIPHOP Lol idk about that but its a great song
Myers vs Jason?
EXPLISIT HIPHOP 👍 👍 yeah hopefully they make it
That guitar solo at the end tho 🔥🔥
That ending guitar solo is my favorite of all time.
Essa música é muito anos 80, muito boa de se ouvir à noite.
so 80s.. I'm into this!
Still love this song after all these years...
Driving in the middle of the night on the way home from work makes makes me feel calm
This music song is such a real true classic and not only that but the 80s music will always be the best we had such Incredible rock music and movies and TV shows such great Wonderful Memories 😎❤👍
The power of the 1980's is REALLY strong here!
This is the best song ever. I love Jason takes Manhattan.😁
I think the best part was when he knocked over the punks' stereo, and they're like "We're gonna kill this motherfucker" and all he does is lift his mask and they freak out after seeing his face. "Hey man, it's cool!" And they haul ass.
Pure 80's, a Nostalgic sadness as if saying goodbye to the 80's
I'm a bass player and this is one of the most satisfying songs to play. It just resonates with my soul. Much like the album 'Up From The Ashes' does by Don Dokken. This is one of those rock meets soul kind of songs. Gotta have that soul!
Peter Fredette, the vocalist on this song, is the bassist/backing vocalist in musician, Kim Mitchell’s band! He really could have had a career as a Rock vocalist in his own right, but has usually chosen to stay in the background of his friend, Kim Mitchell’s solo career.
The Friday the 13th series did produce some good tunes. I like to listen to this one, Pseudo Echo’s “His Eyes” from Part V and Alice Cooper’s “He’s Back (The Man Behind the Mask)” from Part VI. A trio of amazing songs.
Having grown up with the series I've seen the franchise evolve with the times, reflecting then modern culture and music. This song was used in the opening and it and the DJ's line, "A city of bright lights casts many dark shadows," perfectly sums up the pessimism and cynicism of late-Eighties America. It's a bittersweet time for me and others who lived through it.
O.M.G This just appeared after one of My Favourites. Been looking for it forever. Woo Hoo, love it.
This song takes me back to summer 89 when I was 14 and just moved to Orange County CA from Georgia! This was only the second movie I'd ever watched in a theater, the first in this strange new state. Earnest Goes To Camp was the first!
Two great movies and both had great music!
I've never seen a music that had more 80s vibes than this one. This song is like a time-machine!
New York in one song. I love the city, I've had the pleasure of driving there from Massachusetts so many times.