The Terrifying FRIDAY THE 13TH Monster We Never Got To See
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- This unused special effect of Jason Voorhees from what was meant to be his FINAL movie featured a giant monster creature that has lore tied to Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead series! This is a scary slasher movie that I think is pretty insane and I really wish they’d used this design in the finished movie before making it a deleted scene.
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GREAT video- thanks for making it! That's me in the suit (in shots where you only see it from the waist up), directed on second unit by Bob Kurtzman. JGTH was my first job in makeup effects (I also made the post-explosion hockey masks and sculpted the little black maggoty-thing that transfers from mouth to mouth). I'm so happy and proud to see this fun creature (head sculpted by John Bisson, body by David Smith) finally getting some exposure and respect! :)
Hey thanks! The monster looks awesome and would’ve been great to see in the Final Cut! Really great work! Loved the look of all of that stuff for this movie!
@@Dragoncurve Thank you so much. It really was a dream come true. I've been a FRIDAY fan since they started, so it really was amazing to get my first break on the "final" one! Now all these years later, I get to bookend my career serving as Art Director and Executive Producer on Womp Stomp Films' NEVER HIKE IN THE SNOW and the currently-in-production NEVER HIKE ALONE 2.. and we have some REALLY fun stuff coming your way with THAT one!! Again, thanks for the great video and keep up the fantastic work! See you at camp. ;)
Oi
If they do a Freddy vs Jason part 2
Maybe Ash could help them kill Freddy and Jason and Jason could get his full creature / Deadite transformation.
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@@drizzo4669 When it happens, let Sean Cunningham know I'm available. I'll need to drop a few pounds, but I can still squeeze into that suit! 😆
Jason Goes To Hell is one of my favorite Friday and slasher films. It's got a ton more kills than any other entry, the entire opening sequence is incredibly fun and every horror reference (Evil Dead, Nightmare, Alien, Body Snatchers) gets nailed correctly. It's stupid, gory, fun and most importantly: made by someone with passion.
And a creepshow reference
Worst in the franchise for me i hated all that body Jumping.
I've never outright hated Jason Goes to Hell as it does somethings I like. Jason being public knowledge and the Military actually trying to get rid of him is actually really cool and Creighton Duke is probably one of the coolest characters in Friday the 13th, made better by the director confirming he did actually survive Jason's bearhug.
Shame the movie was the first one after New Line bought the rights to the character but not the other movies, meaning they basically had to make up pretty much everything.
I’ve always had a soft spot for it too! I was telling Tony before I made this video that Jason always reminded me of the T-1000 from Terminator 2 haha
@@Dragoncurve Are you gonna have another crossover with Tony on Hack The Movies?
@@kdusel1991 Yes! In fact one is coming up on a Freddy Krueger movie we did a collab on last year haha
@@Dragoncurve awesome! Can't wait to see it man!!
honestly, if they were to reboot the Friday the 13th series (again, which I think they are) They should use that concept; Vorhees family (in the novels) come from a longline of insnae warlocks/witches who owned a copy of the necronomicon. In this, Pamala could have commited her first killing spree as part of a ritual to ressurect Jason,
What novels are those!? I’ve never heard of that but it sounds really interesting!
honestly tieing Jason to the Evil Dead (as well as NIghtmare series) works way better than the "HellRaiser vs Halloween" concept that was floating around
HellRaiser vs THe Crow would work better.
There was a comic that Freddy Jason and ash fought against one.
Let's not forget the crate with the creature in it from Creepshow that made a cameo appearance. So that's another continuity tied to this series.
When does that happen ?
Where?
Near the end when they're in the house before the final battle takes place. I think it's in the basement. I saw the address on a crate and googled it afterwards because it's been years since I last saw Creepshow for me to remember that reference.
I think the episode was The Head and you see it in the girls dollhouse but I may be wrong
@@GhostofSparta85 no the movies not the TV show. Fluffy is the name of the creature in the box.
That monster looks so freaking cool . Kinda resembles the monsters from ''Feast'' but more demonic and detailed . They should have kept that creature in the movie .
Honestly, that monster looks so terrifying. Has scary as jason is enough, this would be a whole other level
@Joshua 1992 jeepers creepers would probably win since he shows immortality
@@noodlethesnake6927 Nah, Jason is indestructible. They below his body apart and he still came back. His demonic soul cannot be destroyed so he'd win.
@noodlethesnake6927 no he isn't lol in the novel he died to fire lol
@@JasonFoxTheGreat you smart
@@TehPesky and im talking about the movie not the novel
Even with Jason being beyond recognition as this demon, see he still retains the axe wound from Chris Higgins and the missing eye courtesy of Tommy Jarvis (who was intended to be in Jason Goes to Hell)
Yes, they definitely should have used that instead of the slug. God, the 80's and 90's had some crazy practical effects.
After hearing about this recent news , I have a head canon theory that Pamela used the necronomicon on Jason.
And it didn’t bring him back fully , instead it somehow manifested his rage and anger into a demon , and when he was resurrected in part 6 , he slowly became some sort of hybrid demon monster by the turn me “Jason goes to hell” occurred .
Iirc, that is actually canon. There’s a podcast out there from 2018 where the director of JGTH said that Pamela did use the Necronomicon, and even tied it into the Ash vs Evil Dead movies and that Sam Raimi also loved it. This is even further proven with Freddy vs Jason and that there was a comic series of Ash vs Jason vs Freddy. So basically the three canonically live in the same universe.
@Arsenel 473. That's what the director wanted, but it's not canon. Besides, from what I inderstand, Jason doesn't even behave like a deadite.
Necronomicon reference made it into at least the unrated cut..same cut that has girl fully ripped in half all the way by the fence post.
@@amitypredator9385 same director said it was canon in the same explanation of Jason being connected to Ash
@@arsenal4739 I realize that. What I'm saying is, at the time it was released, the Evil Dead had absolutely no affiliation with new line cinema and therefore could not really be affiliated with Jason, neither during the paramount Era nor the NLC. What he's talking about is his head Canon and unfortunately head Canon doesn't make it so.
As I'd said, Jason doesn't behave like a Deadite. They taunt, they have a sense of humor, they behave like wild animals. Jason has a very distinct style that doesn't match the Evil Dead monsters.
The book was a cool Easter egg, but it should've ended there.
It makes sense. Throughout the franchise, Jason was drowned, then burned, then struck on the head with an axe, and every time he was resurrected anyway. The Necronomicon was shown in this film and this is already link between the "Evil Dead" and "Friday the 13th". In addition, in the comic "Freddie vs Ash vs Jason" it was mentioned that Pamela Voorhees used Necronomicon spells to resurrect her son. However, as is known in the "Evil Dead", book does not revive the dead, it awakens evil. I believe that Jason is a Deadite, but it's not Jason at all, but a Kandarian Demon. Jason's body is just a vessel, a shell for Demon, while soul of real Jason is already in hell. Even outwardly creature looks more like Demon from the Necronomicon.
Why would the soul of an innocent boy who was drowned be in Hell? That's so fucked up
@@thehonorablereverendaddiso1943
Kandarian Demons don't give a shit whether you have an innocent soul or not. They take over any body. All they need is a soul and spread of their evil, and the rest does not matter to them. However, there is another version. Long before Jason appeared, like horror stories from the camp, Crystal Lake was considered cursed. One comic mentioned that there was a native american shaman living on these lands in 1890. He and his family were killed by merchants during a winter storm. When he died, his blood was spilled into the lake, but his soul could not find peace. His evil spirit, possessed by hatred and revenge, sowed corruption and death to all who came to the lake. And Jason's death awakened his spirit, after which he injected his hatred into the boy's soul, turning him into an immortal and bloodthirsty undead.
@@UndeadGunslinger1997 .....that is so stupid
@@thehonorablereverendaddiso1943 The demons don't care that it's fucked up, they killed a kid in AVED by launching him into a ceiling fan
@@thejumpboy1185 But this ISN'T EVIL DEAD. It's FRIDAY THE 13TH. It was NEVER INTENDED TO BE THE SAME UNIVERSE, except for a crossover that NEVER GOT MADE
That's the amazing thing about prop sharing in slasher films and what makes Jason Goes to Hell an interesting exception. If you count all the shared props as a Canon universe, than so many slasher franchises are connected. Evil Dead, Freddy, Jason, Chucky, Scream, all connected by shared props.
Props to the props department.
Ernest Scared Stupid and Killer Klowns from Outer Space are connected...Scared Stupid used some of the clown heads and repurposed them for their trolls.
@@thingfish000 No, you can't do that.
Yeah most fans reject the evil dead connection, Adam Marcus has an insane ego.
Looks a lot like the monster in "The Suckling" (1990)
3:09 On the subject of that something they could've done to fix Freddy's Dead is have it be revealed the Dream Demons come from the Necronomicon hence the reason Freddy keeps getting revived and thus the only way to truly kill him is to use the book to seal the demons.
If you watch the trailer, there's A quick shot of the full grown Hell "baby". They kind of make it seem as though Jason's fighting it.
When I was little, I always thought that was a demon that Jason was fighting while in hell.
@@FrozenRemix1 probably would have made for a better movie
As a child of 80's and a teen of the 90's who grew up absolutely loving Friday the 13th franchise I honestly am glad we didn't get monster/ demon Jason that is akin to the Feast monsters. My nostalgia likes my supernatural serial killers who prey on camp counselors and naughty teens decked out in a old school hockey mask with a parented machete.
Seeing this creature design was the main reason why I checked out Jason Goes to Hell and I was really disappointed that "Demon Jason" design wasn't used in the movie. Unfortunately I wasn't a fan of the film overall either, Jason being a body hopping demon worm came out of left field and giving him the power of possession just did not fit Jason, its like giving the Hulk mind control, it just doesn't fell right. Not really a fan of Jason being a Deadite to since he really doesn't act like or display the common abilities of Deadites except superhuman strength, though I am fine with the idea that Jason was resurrected by the Necronomicon but he isn't a Deadite, he something else, being more like a revenant like Scorpion or Spawn.
yeah something like that. Jason is better as a revenant
I hate when fans try to defend that it makes sense he's a Deadite. Making Jason a Deadite makes him less special and unique. It was implied he kept coming back through a death curse in the family or maybe a curse from Pamela herself that led the essence of Jason to be reborn as a walking corpse. It's like making Freddy a Cenobite, sure you could argue it makes sense, but in the end it's just stupid and makes Freddy's mythology wrapped up by someone else's mythology instead. It's just a cringy fanfiction idea from the director Adam Marcus who envisioned Jason as Hell's Assassin. Which is FAR from what Jason even is. He isn't evil at heart, he's a vengeful purveyor who strikes anyone who deems are guilty while sparing the innocent, (like the kids in Jason Lives or Muffin from Part 2.) The entire script for JGTH feels like a cringy fanfiction made by someone who wants to act so above the franchise and making his cringy ideas canon. He even said F13 part 2 - 8 aren't canon, which is why Jason suddenly appears in the opening of the film without explaining the ending of Jason Takes Manhattan. You don't just get to arbitrarily take long established things in the series and say "This isn't canon. Jason Lives isn't canon, but MY IDEAS are!" It just shows how much Adam Marcus is a terrible filmmaker and writer to the series. He's trying so desperate to make a documentary about how "my movie is a Misunderstood master that nobody understands." and a developing a Creighton Duke spin-off where he somehow lived and he fights off demons. Showing he wanted to start his own franchise, he just had to step in Friday the 13th to do so.
@GRIM Squad you mean The Huntress lol he Is nothing like the nurse.
@@brandonspain12345 gah damn bruh why is your comment so long
Makes sense, but the hockey mask was already iconic by then and a instant recognizable thing used for advertising. The demon form would've destroyed the hockey mask and turned it into a monster movie instead of a slasher movie which Jason ruled over.
Adam Marcus must have changed his tune over the years. Because I have the Jason Goes to Hell special edition on Blu-ray and he straight-up says that the Kandarian dagger and the Necronomicon book, are something he just borrowed to put in the movie as set-pieces because he was allowed to, and he was a big fan of the Evil Dead. But he maintained that this story was not a part of the Evil Dead. Even if it was everything we know about being able to kill a deadite does not apply to Jason Voorhees.
Yeah, it's always felt like a retrospective thing that Marcus thought of after the movie came out. As there's nothing in the movie itself that explicitly confirms it.
Wish they went in this direction and idea. Makes more sense with the the demon parasite creature the movie focuses on that transfers from one body to another throughout the film. And once it goes into the corpse during the final battle it morphs into this monster. It was silly that Jason comes back looking exactly the way he was at the beginning of the movie.
Sam raimi has actually did a screenplay of Freddie v Jason v evil dead but newline didn't give the go ahead in the end, but you can read the novels
Ash and his boomstick vs Freddy and Jason would be wild fun.
They were also going to do a pinhead cameo with the end of Freddy vs Jason having them both pulled apart with chains as pinhead appeared
would be epic
Not a fan of Jason Adding him as a monster kinda feels like is taking it a way to what Jason is suppose to be
Dope outro at the end of this and also anything involving a straight up monster that gets cut from any old movie like this getting deleted really sucks cuz I seriously would LOVE to see Jason go full on monster and watch a wild fight scene. That suit looks really terrifying and the execution was probably right up there with Pumpkinhead.
Thanks! I've heard it rumored he was a deadite but never heard the explanation. Makes total sense now
This one and Jason X are the only Friday films I haven't seen yet. I think there are 12 Friday films, love how much content this franchise has.
I used to watch Jason goes to hell with my uncle & then we’d talk about what Freddy Vs Jason could be like for hours. It finally came out a decade later & by then I was a teenager & kinda over it because we had already talked about every possible outcome for the past 10 years on & off 😆.
Well...I'm glad that after all this time, my head-canon got confirmed by the makers of the movie.
I figured that Pamela tried to revive Jason after he drowned as a child, but unfortunately something went wrong - the Evil tried to possess his body, but Jason was able to resist it's control and refused to kill his mom. So over the next several years, Pamela keeps the Evil Dead Jason hidden, while lamenting the fact that her son is now a monster. In fact, she probably started killing people at the Lake to slate the deadite's bloodlust to keep it from taking over Jason entirely, and only justified it to herself that she was taking revenge.
But then when Pamela died and no one was around to take care of Deadite Jason, all Hell metaphorically broke loose.
..I also think that the Dream Demons that give Freddy his powers are Deadites too.
He's not a deadite this was the Jason goes to hell directors head canon. Jason is an Undead.
Deleted scenes always seem to have the best bits stripped from a movie.
To be honest,this would've caused more confusion due to the fact that the mythology they were trying to create wasn't crystal clear. But if it was,than this form would've help explain a few things about Jason
I dig this look. It honestly reminds me of the imps from doom.
The monster design reminds me of the Barons of hell from the first Doom game.
I think what's so good about it is that it still feels like the Jason Voorhees character. In a weird way you can tell its him when you look at it
Same missing eye and scars
I think we all really want the Elias Voorhees movie and show us how Pamela was already messing around with the Book of the Dead.
Reminds me of the poster and cover of the movie with that demonic snake that you never fully see. It's so wild a departure.
This video just makes me crave Freddy vs Jason vs ash. They made it into a comic but man it would have been so cool to see it play out on screen with Bruce Campbell Kane hodder and Robert Englund respectively.
I remember seeing this in the trailer for half a second and featured in Fangoria at the time. But always thought where the hell was it? Found out years later on all the dvd extras that it was cut completely.
I honestly would love to see a Director's Cut release, especially if it was supported by Shout Factory. JGTH is personally my most favorite film in the series with this being my most favorite design of Jason due to his swollen skin and darker looking mask. I'd also be in favor of Adam Marcus releasing that documentary that I've heard about called The Heart Of Darkness as well as Neca finally finishing the Friday The 13th figure series with Part 8, JGTH, & multiple toys from Jason X. while I think none of the films in this series is objectively good, the Kane Hodder era to me was the most fun & definitely the most interesting of the series with so many twists & turns.
As much as I love seeing our beloved horror movies brought back to life in 4k, I can't stand shout factory. The reason I can't stand them is because they force people to buy the disc's instead of allowing streaming sites to offer them. I'd rather just have the original company release the movies instead of the greedy shout factory trash company.
Part 4 and 6 are objectively awesome
@@callumwarren3342 that’s not an objective statement, that’s your subjective opinion. Don’t confuse the two as being the same when there’s a clear difference. Objectively speaking, while all of the Friday The 13th films are entertaining & fun to watch, none of them are good films. They all have major issues when it comes to story telling, continuity, and character development. Even 4 & 6 have their issues. This entire franchise is one of the most successful guilty pleasure series in history, and I would compare it as being The Fast & The Furious of horror franchises, similar to how Sean Clark referred to the Halloween fans as the Trekkies of horror.
@@jcelldogs first of all, they’re not a trash company. They offer the best versions of the movies they offer, including the director’s cuts of films that were difficult to obtain. And second, I’d rather own a physical copy than deal with shitty streaming services just to watch a movie that ultimately you don’t own. At least when I buy a physical copy, I have something real in my hands. When you buy a piece of physical media, it’s yours to own. Hell, they offer certain films and certain versions of films that the major studios refuses to release, including a huge chunk of John Carpenter’s films. Shout’s release of The Thing is far better than the one Universal released, same goes with other films like Halloween 6 & Exorcist III. You don’t get that with digital streaming services. I’m sorry if you don’t like them, but calling them a trash company is just wrong & highly inaccurate.
There is a director's cut. I have it on a DVD with the theatrical release as well
You see the monster in the original trailer. Always loved the movie and that design is badass
I remember seeing that thing in the trailer I watched on RUclips, I make a habit of watchinf trailers for movies I haven't seen, even if the movies predate me. I wanted so badly to see Jason fight this literal demon, it could've been on par with Freddy vs Jason
To me personally, Jason is seen enough, the first movie only focuses on his mother being the main antagonist while Jason himself was only played as a minor role meant to be debatable by moviegoers whether he's alive or not, if the sequels hadn't been made, and if so, Friday the 13th fans didn't expect Pamela Voorhees as a villain since the film never reveals the slasher villain until the third act, which is actually very clever. But without the sequels, we'll never get to see how the three franchises--Friday the 13th, A Nightmare on Elm Street, and The Evil Dead--share the same universe, and it would've been awesome if they make a film crossover after they made a non-canon comic crossover, Freddy vs Jason vs Ash.
@Joshua 1992 don't know don't care
@Joshua 1992 In a fight or in bed
There was a comic book
@@jasonsantos3037 I know.
@user-re5pp4xz8d Jason obvious
I love that deadite-Jason design, and the root-demon things that were meant to drag Jason to Hell in the first cut. It's too bad they didn't stick with some of these elements and really get weird with it
I always knew Jason was a deadite! I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought so.
Fluffy’s crate from Creepshow is in Jason’s basement too.
I mean, it highly resembles both the deadites and the harpy. It looks like the demon Kandar a bit, from AvED. Starting as a weird little slug and growing into a huge monster is very Evil Dead.
0:17, I miss going to Blockbuster for renting my favorite movies from my childhood memories.
Jason Goes to Hell is my favorite entry in the Friday the 13th franchise. It has such a cool story, great characters and I love how it explores what makes Jason such an unstoppable killing machine. I also love the link to the Evil Dead franchise. So freakin' awesome.
SWEET! I'll now have to watch "Jason Goes to Hell"!
That monster design looks good I honestly would love to see the original concept of Jason goes to hell. I also would have really enjoyed a Ash vs Freddy vs Jason movie.
The nicromonicon also involves Freddy Krueger, Chucky, Michael Myers, Hell Raiser, all connected
*Wow!* Personally, methinks Jason should’ve looked like _this_ from the very beginning of the “Friday the 13th” franchise (I guess this is just the *monster/creature* fan in me talking).
@user-re5pp4xz8d IDK (🤷♂️).
making him more monsterous
@@jasonsantos3037 Indeed.
It makes sense because Jason right after part 2 starting to look more zombie so basically the truth about his immortality definitely comes from the Necronomicon but he's not necessarily a mortal to the final people at the end of each movie because good cannot exist without evil and evil cannot exist without good.
Which has me wondering if this form of Jason made it to film would this also shown up in Freddy Vs. Jason, I believe it would have paired nicely with Freddy's uber demon form
Damn, all that work to make such a cool monster and not have it show up in the movie.
Crayton Duke had his moments. Same as the bounty hunter in Quick& the dead.
I remember when this first came out and saw the trailers for it. They show this form of Jason for like a split second. After seeing the movie I was like, that little Demon thing didn't look at all like what I saw in the trailer.
Now I know it was in the movie but got cut. What a shame, too, because I was looking forward to it. Thanks for making a video about it. My childhood question has been answered.
That monster looks so cool! Definitely scary too!! If I saw this as a kid I think I'd shit my pants lol
@Joshua 1992 No.
So how do we call this monster ?
Can you imagine Ash interacting with Freddy and Jason? "Hey! Momma's Boy! Come get some" (starts his chainsaw) "...And your girlfriend with the pretty nails. What's wrong, Rhoda? Beauty salon give up on ya?"
Shame it got cut. Looks hardcore badass
Jason as a demon, that i did not expect from the friday the 13th series until now.
Makes sense now why in MK11 they wanted to get Ash as a playable character when they had Jason in MKX. That’s cool that Evil Dead and Jason are intertwined what would be even cooler is if Pumpkinhead was also a deadite that was conjured from the use of the necronomicon pages too.
A deadite_ What a great idea. Do I remember the book? I think I do, but haven't watch this movie in a while, I always liked the end with Freddy's glove dragging the mask to hell 😄
Klayton Fioritti, if that's you.
I didn't know you liked Friday the 13th.
Well, wouldn't it be cool if Jason Voorhees fought a pack of Velociraptors?
Only thing I don’t like about the “Jason is a deadite” theory, is that he never once said “I’LL SWALLOW YOUR SOUL!”
One. I really like how the creature looks Jason, we’ll it Carried his traits over like his dead eye, his scar on his face, the crooked teeth and big cranium.
It would have been even cooler if when Jason was dragged to hell. The demon form is his true form as he’s pulled back to hell but that’s just how I feel :)
Imagine they used this form of Jason against Freddy Krueger.
freddy gets his ass beat yet again
The monster looked really cool. And, they should have kept it and used it/showed it in FREDDY VS JASON so that this monster/demon of Jason would have been on the same movie where Freddy got look like a demon as well.
I´ve never cared that much for Friday the 13th. I´ve always been a fan of the Nightmare series. Freddy is cooler, has a personality, the teenagers are great and well developed with continuity and the dream world serves as a place where anything could happen.
Meanwhile, barely of the characters in Friday are memorable, lack personalities and Jason is only intimidating while he wears the mask. Having said that, not so long ago I went back to watch the Friday and Halloween movies and the Friday movies are better. Much better.
PS
I´m also a fan of the Hellraiser franchise.
It's cool how they further explain Freddy in new nightmare and why retelling scary stories are important. The dream stuff before that is pretty cool too though I wished it was a second trilogy with the dream master girl rather than a time skip.
That’s fucking crazy. I knew about the loose evil dead connection, and the big monster would have probably been better than the little guy traveling up some dead lady’s snatch which is what the movie goes with instead. 🙄
0:15 He ought to review the relic
Jason is a nightmare demon from hell man love to see they showed in the movie a lot.
Weird i was just watching The Fly 2 before the notification for this appeared.
I liked they didnt use that scene honestly. I thought the slug version they went with was enough, and at that time im betting fans of Friday The 13th would've hated the movie more with the deleted version. I liked this movie, Unrated version especially because it was different. I wished New Line just had one more film that took place before this film's events because at the time i asked why did New Line buy the franchise from Paramount only to end the films? And this was before internet of-course, so you know.
I always thought it was so cool that nightmare, evil dead, friday, halloween, and child's play are all technically in the same universe - even if the only direct, dedicated crossover is freddy vs jason
I swear I remember the demon Jason being used in one of the TV trailers to Jason Goes to Hell
Surprised that you didn’t mention that that “demon” Jason actually looked like a Deadite…
"DEAD BY DAWN!"
That version of Jason would make a cool imp suit for Doom.
Keep up the Great Work 👍
This isn't the first time we see Freddie's glove with the Necronomicon we can also see it in one of the evil dead movies
Yeah I wish that we could have a crossover of Jason Voorhes Freddy Krueger and the evil dead well not in like the comic like in the actual movie
DEFINITELY looks like a Deadite
Honestly I really dig it
There are some theories that freddy is contacted to Pinhead from hellraiser, it would be cool to have Friday the 13th, nightmare on elm st, army of darkness and hellraiser to all be connected together
I thought I heard at one point in time an alternate ending to Freddy vs Jason had Pinhead but I can’t remember if that was legit
Dude you shall do Congo (1995) next
The Jason Demon was shown in the trading cards series that was released prior to the movie and the preview movie magazine. It's cool looking. I like the movie. Fun time in the theater.
Honestly, I would have found it hilarious if THIS creature was introduced as a red herring, only for the real Jason to pop up out of nowhere and beat the living hell out of it.
I miss Blockbuster and working at Blockbuster. You just can't get the same excitement scrolling through digital media as you could waiting for a new release and trying to rush to the store and pray they hadn't rented out or if it was trying to wait around hoping someone would return one early. I remember being 17 and emptying the drop box and using 4 VHS tape rewinders to get the releases in shape to go back on the shelf and feeling so high tech, LOL.. wait.. that's not funny.. I'm old. 😑
Where do these "Work Print" versions even come from?? The demon design is a pretty kick ass practical effects get up!
Ash Vs Jason Vs Freddy would've been amazing
Oh wow..... Thanks for bringing this to my attention..... This is awesome AF
I swear I remember seeing a trailer for a Friday movie where Jason gets his mask knocked off and there's a crazy monster instead of his regular deformed face. Maybe it was a nightmare, don't think they ever used that monster in a trailer. woulda been real cool if they used that instead of the worm.
Supposedly the finale of Friday the 13th: the Series was supposed to be about a cursed antique hockey mask, but they never got a chance to wrap it up. A very under-appreciated and amazing series, nonetheless. As it was, the series had absolutely nothing to do with Jason, Crystal Lake, or anything else from the movies.
If Jason was a deadite then Freddy was a cenobite. That makes so much sense to me. And the 2 of them fight each other because they are the 2 factions trying to win control over hell.
Thanks for clearing that up... He's not a zombie,but a demonic deadite.
Great video. Do you have any interest in reading a Friday the 13th prequel? This version is similar to the Evil Dead connections mentioned in the video and I think you might enjoy it.
Would make sense it's like the reverse transformation that happens to the bodies that Jason took over. Instead from human looking to melting it's the creature growing and becoming its final form.
there is an alternate ending to freddy vs. jason which was cut from the final version in which pinhead appears along with freddy and jason. If this ending hadn't been removed, it would mean that hellraiser, friday the 13, nightmare on elm street, and evil dead all exist in the same universe.
Jason being a deadite was done in the comics mini series, Freddy vs Jason vs Ash.
Freddy vs Jason 2 was going to be Freddy vs Jason vs Ash…never got made but the screen play was turned into a comic. Out of print, but can be found on ebay!
I love Tony from hack the movies. He's just great to watch
The thing about the Friday the 13th movies that people seem to forget is we will never get to see a Friday the 13th/Caddyshack crossover...
It was shown in the original trailer but the way it was edited, It looked like Jason and the monster were fighting in Hell since it was "Jason goes to Hell" anyway.