FIRST TIME WATCHING | Jason Goes To Hell (1993) | Movie Reaction | I Love It When They're Weird!
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- Things go from weird to weirder for the Mrs and Jason Voorhees in Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Friday (1993). Here's her reaction to her first time watching.
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Lots of questions about Jason X. We will watch Jason X last. Anyone who has seen it should know why, despite it coming out before Freddy vs Jason.😉
THANKS !!!, THATS THE CORRECT ORDER !!! 👏
You doing the remake after Jason X? Or just skipping it? It's probably better than this movie, FvJ and X. Not that that is saying much.
Yea do jason x
Jason X is my favorite lol
Wait you have to watch New Nightmare the last actual Freddy Krueger movie before Freddy vs. Jason
Laughed my ass off at how unimpressed she was at the Freddy glove surprise. Loved it!
Most people I know had the same reaction, we all were mostly checked out of this movie mentally well before the finale.
Well she did predict it in the beginning before watching it, so it made perfect sense of that being her reaction lol. I guarentee if she was a fan of horror movies, her reaction would have been a whole lot different.
I think she would've been way more impressed if she didn't know there's a Freddy vs. Jason movie
@@hendrikjansen7130 Nah, if you kept up with her Nightmare reactions she is not a big fan of the franchise and it's hilarious. I love how cynical she is, it's refreshing to watch honestly.
@Bryan Mack Nah, if you are a fan you would've been excited by that ending regardless of prior knowledge. She just hates Freddy and is probably gonna love seeing him get beat up by Jason lol.
I was genuinely shocked at the end with Freddy's appearance. This movie came out in 1993 before the internet ruins movies months in advance and the ending was very unexpected
I think they missed a great opportunity to have Jason jump into Kane hodders body. Tent kill was my favorite kill also.
that would've been great
That would have been amazing
People would be confused why people possessed by Jason don’t act much like Jason but this random guy seems to nail him.
hodder should have played a bigger role, like Jason’s half brother then he’d be the main focus playing a normal dude then gets possessed and people would be confused why this dude seems to be possessed by Jason MORE than the others. Jason needs to possess a relative to be reborn, if Hodder was his relative then it be part of the story that jason is Kane Hodder under the mask.
Then Hodder unmasked but possessed could put on a hockey mask and people (unfamiliar with Hodder) would experience the uncanny valley effect. The people who know Hodder and like him would see it as an inside joke, a tribute of sorts.
He could take Hodder’s body and dawn a hockey mask and when have a new unscarred jason that walks and moves just like the old one and when his mask gets knocked off in a struggle we’d see Kane Hodder beneath it.
Kinda like in Chucky when Tiffany possesses Jennifer Tilly.
Same person, voice, personality etc but now the actor doesn’t need to do extensive make up.
I can see that these two are unfamiliar with The Hidden (1987).
@@viceversar-do1cn They questioned Adam(the director) and he SWORE he never seen a Hidden film but yes its the exact same idea used taking out the criminal Alien part
The crate in the basement is a reference to “Creepshow”. And Fluffy.
4:48 "Good shooting, Mahoney, now clean up all this sh*t"
I always picture Steve Guttenburg getting an annoyed look on his face before he pranks Harris and Proctor into cleaning up the mess for him.
and all the shooting was just Jones and his amazing voicebox.
This would have made a better Police Academy movie.
@@myopicautisticmetal9035 A pity part 7 killed off the franchise. Plus some of them have died so not possible now to bring it back. Tackleberry committed suicide in real life
That "arctic expedition" crate in the basement of the Voorhees house is from the original Creepshow film. It's in the story titled "The Crate." :)
Considering what Fluffy's capable of, maybe they should have just opened the crate, and had him tear Jason apart. It would have been quicker, I think... :-D
Then again, then you'd have Jason jumping into Fluffy's body...
The same crate also appeared in an episode of The Walking Dead.
I always loved that episode from Creepshow
Julia Carpenter
Another connection is Greg Nicotero and his team at KNB did the VFX for this filmand he's the one behind the current version of Creepshow airing on AMC these days.
14:59 Probably the first time Jason saw his reflection in a mirror ever. Probably thought "Man I'm fucking ugly."
"That makes me think of a little girl in a pink dress sticking a hot dog through a doughnut". One of the best, yet weirdest line in the franchise.
CRAP!!!!
@@anneperry9014 OK Karen
Everything about Creighton Duke is awesome. He’s the best part of the movie, even for those of us who like it.
that line is a perfect example of everything wrong with this movie
@@TeenTyrant He's built up as badass but the only thing he ends up doing is clotheslining a cop to escape jail. And then Jason easily kills him once Duke gets to the Voorhees house. He's like Rob from Part 4. A character who seems like he'll be the hero but dies as soon as he finds Jason.
Great cast of characters in this one. The guy that plays Steven is also the lead in the Friday the 13th TV series
Love that show.
wait... wait so your telling me there is a friday the 13th series, how am i only hearing about this now O.o, is it any good
@@waterphoenix857 It's a pretty good show. It has absolutely nothing to do with the movie franchise though so go in knowing that. It's about 2 cousins who inherit a shop with cursed items who have to stop people from using them. The premise sounds wacky but it's actually a really well done show for the most part. Check it out.
John LeMay. Co star in the series 1987-89
27:08 yeah, that's the face most people have when watching this film.
The Julia Carpenter arctic expedition crate was actually a nod to the film Creepshow, in which one of the short stories featured that same crate being found under a staircase that had an ape-like monster living inside it. It's easy to get it confused as a reference to The Thing though so I can't blame you for thinking that.
We will get to Creepshow at somepoint. But that reference is actually a reference to The Thing. So its a reference to a reference. Haha.
Arctic Chupacabra XD
@@YouMeTheMovies That's very true, honestly that whole segment of the film right down to the cast I'm shocked wasn't made by John Carpenter. I think it's an easy thing to miss too (no pun intended) seeing as The Thing is infinitely more popular than Creepshow, and is just a far better film too.
@@brianmartin6486 It's one weird looking monster isn't it? Part of me wonders if having a horrifying monster called 'Fluffy' went on to inspire the three headed dog in Harry Potter, I doubt it but it'd be funny.
@@tomtudorweaver1078 Stephen kings acting was stupendous. How very dare you!.
9:00 They ripped off the family storyline going on in the Halloween films at the time by giving Jason a never before mentioned sister and niece.
Don't forget Freddy's Dead with Freddy's daughter
And threw in the Book of the Dead from Evil Dead for good measure too. This movie is such a half baked mess of rip off's from other much better horror films.
Adam Marcus said in an interview that the Necronomicon was because Jason is a deadite. And when people rightfully told him that's fucking stupid, his response was "well, I made one of these movies so that's just how it is." Like, no. No, it's not.
@@alucard624So it's cool when Evil Dead 2 includes Freddys glove but if anyone else does something like that it's a rip off?, ok.
Whenever I'm having a horrible day I'll just come to this video and watch her reaction to the coroner eating Jason's heart. Her facial expressions are priceless!
Don't forget about Jason X and Friday The 13th 2009
The arctic expedition crate is actually an homage to The Crate segment in the movie Creepshow....
I literally can't eat BBQ with out thinking about him eating that heart
Saw this one in the theater with my cousin. For most of the movie, we were both wondering where the hell Jason was. Erin Gray was a fox, though.
The director states that his reasoning for the Necronomicon from Evil Dead is simply not as a easter egg, he says it's his explanation as to why Jason is invincible, that Mrs Voorhees used it after he drowned to bring him back but never found him so she assumed it didn't work.
They tried to bring Mr. Voorhees into the movies in part 6, it got kyboshed by the producers. It is a shame she didn't know what the book was and has no idea what it meant.
Regardless of what Adam Marcus says, "Evil Dead" cannot co-exist with Jason. In "A Nightmare on Elm Street," Nancy is watching "The Evil Dead" on television. Ergo, in Jason and Freddy's shared universe, Ash and "Evil Dead" are fictional. The Necronomicon can exist with Freddy and Jason because that was H.P. Lovecraft's creation, not Sam Raimi/Evil Dead's.
@@ConstantineFurmanHow do you explain Freddy glove being in Evil Dead 2?. If Evil Dead is fictional in that universe, why is the glove of a 'real life' serial killer nobody apparently knows about in the sequel?.
@@scottneil1187 It's a joke. No more. No less. That's the explanation whether you like it or not.
On top of THAT, in "Army of Darkness," Ash has an issue of Fangoria in the Classic's trunk that has Freddy on the cover, implying FREDDY is fictional in Ash's universe!
@@ConstantineFurman Not to mention "Friday the 13th Part III" is shown playing in theaters when Ash and Kelly travel back to 1982 in 'Ash vs Evil Dead' establishing that Friday the 13th and Jason for that matter is also fictional eliminating any and all possibilities that Jason Goes to Hell or any Nightmare on Elm Street exists in the 'Evil Dead universe' as anything other than films. Jason Goes to Hell isn't even a sequel to the original 8 Friday the 13th films that came before it and is only used to set up 'Freddy vs Jason' with Freddy's cameo. It's more along the lines of being part of the Nightmare franchise than anything taking place after Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare, which would make sense considering that New Line Cinema purchased the rights from Sean Cunningham who bought the rights from Paramount in the early 90s. As for the Necronomicon, there could be a version that exists in the New Line universe of Jason & Freddy, but it couldn't possibly have anything to do with the established franchise or lore of Evil Dead. Anything that says otherwise like comic books or Adam Marcus' poor explanation is complete headcanon at best.
This movie was in the break room at work when I worked at a grocery store.
I have seen it dozens of times.
Fun fact: the two in the tent were a real life couple who had a nasty break up a few months before this movie started filming....they both auditioned on their own and didn't find out they had to do a sex scene together until both had been hired....How awkward must that have been?
Oh that is juicy drama there....nice trivia
Awkward but not the sex scene. They have done that
Nothing like being part of a Jason slaughter to put a relationship back on track 😜
Steven is the most badass character in the franchise. That way he jumped over the cuffs and grabbed the gun ....badass
facts
Yeah Tommy Jarvis couldn't do that. Not one of the three.
@@chuckhouse5179 😂
Tommy Jarvis > Steven..by a mile.
Nah. Ginny, Trish, Tommy and Tina are all better.
Side note: My mom used to have my uncle watch me when I was 6 or 7 and he used to play the beginning of this movie to scare me to behave. I literally remember pounding on the window for my mom to come back...gotta love family.
I could not WAIT for that heart-eating scene to see Mrs. Movies reaction! XD So worth the wait, I knew Mr. Movies wasn't gonna spoil her either, that was PRICELESS! Haha. Love you two.
The actor playing the security guard with the great mullet is Jason, actor Kane Hodder.
Just like with Freddy's Dead, I cannot wait to see what the Mrs thinks of THIS ONE.
And her "WHAT THE FUCK" reaction is exactly what I had back in '93 when I saw this in the Theater. I did enjoy it, and that Final Scene was well worth all of it.
The fact that there was a Voorhees Family (well at least his Dad) was supposed to be seen at the end of the 6th one, but the Producers foolishly thought that it would take focus from Jason, to have to address all of that in future Sequels.
I think that was generally the reaction from horror fans. It was like, how do you mess up a Friday movie so badlY?
A sequel to Jason Lives introducing Jason's dad would have been better than everything they did after VI.
You cannot POSSIBLY skip New Nightmare! It's the second best of the whole Nightmare *series*!!!
Already said he's saving that for last of the original Nightmares
This was one of the best edited reactions so far, I feel like I got the whole experience. He even snuck in some of the more charming scenes. Dialogue with the key throw, the shots were filmed competently and stylized and comedy from the guy and the cop beating eachother up like brothers. This is the body horror I remember from my childhood of these movies. Original Friday 13nth was much more subdued. Mrs. was literally me looking at these scenes, great audience stand in emotionally being annoyed.
I didn't comment on Doctor Sleep because I think it's perfect and goes without saying. Didn't think to comment on Haunting Hill house because that show from what I remember is great. Been watching and enjoying silently. It's been a long week for us Federal workers on the frontline and these reactions are cinema therapy while we can't catch a break. Thank you. Really.
I think you'll like Freddy Vs Jason, it delivered a much more urban and intentionally corny plot at times but stays true to an original telling. Kills, gore and scene composition is some of my favorite use of literal atmospheric elements in a horror flick since I watched Guillermo Del Toro's Shape of Water. Symbolism delivery and hokeyness you expect from horror are all there. And that band opening song was pretty great too. Hat's off to Mr. Movies for this one. After you get through these Classics and the daring aging plots and sharpening of quality over time...thank you for your service Mrs. Movies. It gets better, your list is robust.
Great reaction as always... I used to hate this film, but as I've gotten older I've kind of embraced the madness of the movie. Strangely, Manfredini's score is terrible, but otherwise it's a bunch of fun.
I think they had little time or money for the music. It does seem half-assed.
This one gets waaaay too much flack. Yes it's different, yes it's odd, buy my god it's good to have something different in this franchise for a change. It was a fun attempt.
I think it’s an okay movie. It’s completely stupid on the mythology side of things, but it’s got good kills and practical effects, some nice direction at points, and it’s sorta offbeat quirkiness actually kind of works. I also like the implementation of more body horror elements. It doesn’t feel like a Friday the 13th movie at all, but it’s not bad for what it is.
29:48 My reaction throughout Jason Goes To Hell. What an absolute turkey. Loved your reaction, guys!
I love JGTH. It's dark, gritty, and scary. More horror, less comedy. Sure they tried something way outside the box, but ultimately, I wish they would make a new F13 with the same dark, gritty, and scariness just w/ Jason more in screen.
Probaly my fav in the series
True story time. I met Kane Hodder at Spookyworld in Berlin, MA around Halloween 1995. I asked him when they were actually going to make Freddy vs. Jason and he was super excited about it and said he couldn't wait to come back and fight Freddy because it was like being a part of the old classic Universal Dracula vs. Frankenstein movies. He loves the fans and he loved playing Jason. New Line Cinema screwed him over so badly by allowing the director to recast the role. His last film in the franchise should NOT have been Jason X.
29:08 my exact reaction when I first saw this movie.
I'm not sure if anyone mentioned this but the Necronomicon and sacrificial dagger, were used *without* the permission of Sam Rami.
Mind you Evil dead 2 and the TV series Ash vs the Evil dead, does contain a Freddy knife glove, hanging in the cabin.
If you're wondering how Jason got back to Crystal Lake, from Manhattan. The FvJ comic has a two word explanation... He WALKED!
They were going to make Jason maskless in the final scenes but they gave it a rethink. A maskless 9th Jason *can* be seen in the Friday the 13th game and it looks NASTY!
One good thing about the music in this one, it makes you appreciate the old score that much more. Something you probably never even noticed until it was gone. Actually I don't think they really used it in Part 8 either, but what they did use wasn't so startlingly bad that it actually drew attention to itself the way this one does.
Part 8's score wasn't even Manfredini but by Fred Mollin. 7 was a mix of him and Manfredini for some reason. I hate the score for JGTH. Sounds like some bootleg TRON music.
"That explains why she was so athletic." "Yeah. She was undercover." Yeah she was certainly Under-the-Cover (of a towel)!!! 😜
The note said “Taked baby. Meet at later bar, night or day sometime.”
The opening and final scene are the best part of this film. Can't stand the rest of it. Great reaction by Mrs. Films. 🤣
I'm actually a fan of this one. I appreciate it for trying something new even if it failed, and I love all the odd characters. Plus, Steven Williams as Creighton Duke, Mr. X himself. Love it!
I actually think this one is criminally underrated. It's one of the few that has an actual storyline that tells from beginning to end with character arcs for our many leads.
Then you have some of the best makeup and special effects for any Friday the 13th in the series and if you're watching the unrated cut, some of the best gore in the series.
Nah, this movie is horrible! They don’t even explain how Jason gets back to crystal lake from nyc and back to his original form from being a kid in the toxic waste. And no female is gonna volunteer to be the decoy to lead Jason into the woods fbi or not. She should’ve been dead a couple of times. The 2nd coroner walking in and seeing the guy with blood on his mouth and face raises no suspicion, not even to the guards (Kane hodder my favorite Jason go figure) Jason gets 5 min of screen time and we don’t know when he got these jumping into other bodies power cuz he could’ve did that in part 4 when tommy killed him if that was the case. And the playing with Steven in the yard long enough for Jessica to get the sword was irritating. It’s Jason, he kills period! And Jessica is the worst mom ever leaving her baby with everyone. Besides that one kill in the tent from the coroner Jason the movie was bad.
@@demetriusreynolds8178 the ending of part 8 is easy. She was hallucinating like she had been all movie. He washed away down the sewers and simply walked back home.
The woman was a federal agent. It was her job.
@@WrestlingSmarks The only part that makes no fucking sense to me is how the fuck did Jason regenerate with full torn up clothes and his trademark hockey mask. I love this movie but that shit never made any Goddamn sense.
@@WrestlingSmarks part 8 was supposed to be the end of the franchise until new line bought the rights to Friday the 13th and made Jason goes to hell until they could get a script for Freddy vs Jason! The hallucination of seeing him as a boy, yes because that’s what that was. But Jason was destroyed and vaporized by the toxic waste so the washed away by sewers isn’t logical.
And I know she’s a federal agent but this is an unstoppable notorious killer. And she’s in the house by herself with no protection with the idea of surviving Jason until she can get him into the woods where the rest of the agents are, yeah good luck. If you like the movie, I respect that but I rank it near the bottom right above part 5
@@demetriusreynolds8178 he’s Jason Voorhees, we skipped logic ages ago. But, that’s why he has the mutated bumpy skin growing over the mask.
I found your channel yesterday and I’m almost through all the Friday the 13th films , your reactions are so funny I’m really enjoying your channel!!
Think about being a huge fan of these movies and the BAM! Freddys glove at the end taking the mask. I was so freaking hyped for that crossover
Though an odd film that ending tease was epic. Identical to when ya saw the Alien skull in Predator 2, or Nick Fury at the end of Ironman "I'm here to talk to you about the Avengers initiative" Setting up connective universes.
I love this movie even as I've gotten older and recognized the flaws in it. The gore alone made it my favorite. I always enjoy watching this while eating pomegranate x Sour Patch around Halloween when in Massanutten, VA.
Dude, my parents and I used to go to massanutten twice a year. Unfortunately my father passed away so we got rid of the time share. Beautiful place to vacation at regardless. Loved going down to the river and fishing for smallmouth bass. And hiking to the ridge overlooking the valley. Beautiful place.
This one stands out to me the most because I was a freshman in high school when this came out. Actually was scary to me.
Her eyeroll at the Freddy glove is legendary among eyerolls
I honestly can't wait for A New Nightmare still, that scared me SO much as a kid, I think your wife might either love it or hate it lol
It's my favorite meta horror film
"This is stupid." I couldn't agree more.
I'm excited for Jason X. One of the most ridiculous Jason movies, but I love how crazy it is.
thanks I thought I was alone
Mrs. Movies look at Freddy's glove is just priceless
FUN FACT: IN THE BEGINNING BUT A LIL LATER ON, THE SWAT GUY STANDING IN THE HALL WAY WITH HIS FRIEND SITTING DOWN. THE ONE STANDING BESIDE HIM THAT SAYS (WE REALLY NAIL THAT FUHKER) THATS JASON VORHEES THE GUY THAT PLAYS HIM. (A.K.A. KANE HODDER) THATS HIM. HE PLAYED 2 PARTS IN THE MOVIE.
The guy at 15:20, John D LeMay, he was in the Friday the 13th TV series, which was not about Jason. Instead it was about him and his sister (I believe she was his sister in the show anyway) tracking down cursed antiques that were given away by an anqitues dealer that had their shop before them. Wasn't a bad series, had a few ties to the movie franchise, LeMay and a couple other people.
No you’re wrong Jason X came before Freddy vs Jason actually Steven Williams is from 21 Jumpstreet and also was in Twilight Zine:the Movie and interesting note the actor with the glasses on John d lamey I think is his name was on the 1980’s show Friday the 13th the series I don’t know if that was on purpose or just a casting decision and the black guy who eats Jason’s heart was in Rocky 5
You forgot to add Erin Gray from Buck Rogers
Yes, Freddy vs Jason came out in theaters after Jason X, but Jason X takes place in the future.
@@YouMeTheMovies Jason X is by far the worst of all the Friday The 13th movies
That ending was kind blowing. In theaters audiences clapped and went nuts when that happened
The couple getting friendly in the tent were a couple before this movie was shot they had split up before pre production and well they kinda met up again 🤣
I could not stop laughing with your reaction to this movie!!! 😂
"Are we just gonna be in hell now?"
Well, if you consider watching a Jason movie that barely has Jason in it a form of "hell", then sure. 😋
I like JGtH because of how balls-to-the-wall it is: extreme gore, extreme nudity, extreme violence, and extreme makeup. I can't hate it because of just how nuts it is.
I want to see a full movie of just the lady in the beginning with the towel. She has amazing moves.
Well...you can watch her in Roadhouse with Patrick Swayze. She doesn't have a huge role, but does a little strip tease in it lol. Julie Michaels is her name.
"Eewww, don't put it in her" Lol! Funniest line.
I think this is the only movie where Jason technically speaks to trick someone.
How people feel while experiencing heart burn 6:40
It's crazy that they gave it that ending with Freddy's glove and it took another TEN YEARS for Freddy V Jason to come out.
The jungle gym at the end that Jason throws Steven onto is the same one used in The Birds from 1963
Definitely the weirdest movie of the whole franchise and I do love some you, me, & the bewbies.
I though jason x was pretty weird.
This one has 2 be one of the worse Friday the 13th movies ever
@@cullenbohannon1408 Jason X is terrible but at least more fun to watch than this one. The parody of the sleeping bag kill in Jason X is great.
@@melissawinn3295 Agreed. I hate this one with a passion next to Part VII.
@@alucard624 the only one I like outta of all the Friday the 13th movies is part 6th Jason lives is
I can't say I'm surprised by her reaction. I've got to see the unrated version of this! Glad she was able to get through it. I see you've already posted the Freddy vs Jason! Didn't have to wait a full week after all. 😄
JGTH will always have a special place in my heart for multiple reasons. It was the first time I was old enough to see Jason on the BIG screen (10yrs old). His make-up job is still my favorite in the series. I'd seen the film, The Hidden, so I kinda liked the body jumping element. Sure I'd have loved MORE Jason than what we got, but it is what it is. The 2best kills are the tent and what's-her-face getting elbowed in the mouth. I can't tell you how many times I've met Kane Hodder since I was 11 years old he's one of the nicest human beings you'd have the pleasure of meeting. Loved how many of the jump scares got u.
And this one it is still better than part 8 Jason Takes a cruise🚢
The color commentary of the Mrs. was timeless. I loved it.
0:08 "Welcome back to You, Me, and the peepee."
Jason technically talked in this when he was the sheriff guy at the end
U can tell on her face she was over this movie didn’t even take 10 mins lmao
Lmaooo that Awoooga sound he makes when he bites the heart 🤣🤣🤣
The reason it feels so different than the other movies is that this is first movie made after New Line Cinema (who owned the Freddy movies) bought the rights to the Jason character from Paramount (who had made and distributed Parts 1-8). They did it specifically so they could have Freddy and Jason face off.
So, this one has a lot of baggage to unpack.
Firstly, it IS part of the continuity, despite what some people try to make themselves believe. Jason’s charred mask and deformed head show that he was still hit by the toxic waste in New York and then recovered enough to head home. And the vents of Freddy vs Jason will show how Jason came back despite this one pretty much slamming the door on him.
Secondly, it shows that Jason was always supernatural, likely through his father, Elias Voorhees, who had another child with another woman, who ended up being Jason’s half-sister (they don’t mention the half part). Jason likely inherited some kind of curse through his father’s bloodline, and that dagger had something to do with that bloodline, or at least it was made to deal with similar undead creatures. Special note: if you consider that Jason was 11 when he drowned, meaning that he was born in 1946 (same year as Freddy, btw) and go by the dates on his mother’s headstone in part 4, then Jason’s mother was 16 when she gave birth to him. Wonder what the story was there, and why Elias eventually abandoned his much younger bride.
Also, it’s ironic that Jason despised sexual activity of any kind because of how it led to his original death, yet this movie shows that, lacking his original body, he has to perform a bodily fluid exchange in order to get another body. Talk about not practicing what you preach.
Finally, I have always believed that after this movie came out, the character of Creighton Duke should have been given his own movie. A prequel, showing how he became a bounty hunter, perhaps even his own series. I think it would have been awesome. Alas, the actor who played him is too old for that now, and I wouldn’t want a younger actor in the role; that guy was perfect.
Yup. I also agree. His own movie of how he became a supernatural bounty hunter would have been awesome.
Same thought on the actor.
I read somewhere once that in the Jason Goes to Hell Universe, the previous movies (Friday 1-8) were based on Jason's real life exploits. Hence why in the beginning of this movie, the Feds had a sting operation to lure him out into the open and kill him. So its like we have been in the Jason Goes to Hell universe the whole time, as the audience watching movies this whole time based on a real life serial killer in Crystal Lake. It explains why the whole supernatural and body swapping thing were not included in the movies as nobody knew that he could do that because there had been no reports of such activity.
I absolutely loved this movie with the exception of the magical dagger out of nowhere nonsense! As a kid I automatically assumed that Jason had the ability to possess people from the end of part 5 when he possessed Tommy. The idea of going into people's bodies, was always something I assumed was just a natural part of "Friday the 13th" lore. One piece of trivia that you did put me onto was that New Line didn't have the rights to use the Friday the 13th title. That sounds odd, being that they purchased the rights to the character.
Legend has it that the towel from the opening scene grew up to be the cape from Doctor Strange.
Amazing how little I recall of these last few Nightmares & 13ths after being such a superfan of the good ones.
They really shoulda just kept pumping out "new crop of kids at Crystal Lake get killed" no need to mess with that formula or add little tricks.
I absolutely agree. The formula worked for 7 movies, people like to say there is no Jason and that's what make this movie bad, I Disagree. OG had his mom in a who done it format, the 5th movie tried to reinvigorate that plot by making Roy the killer meanwhile throwing Tommy in as a red herring for an even Better Who done it. I Find the reasons people try to say this one is good for applies to Part 5. Not part 9. Part 9 is horseshit thrown at the wall.
the soldier that called Jason the "big old P..." is the actor that plays Jason Voorhies
Omfg I literally LOL’ed @ this scene and joke 13:23
And the parasite thing transferring from person to person is directly from a movie called Shivers that came out 2 years before Alien
The only thing about this movie that I love is that it has Erin Grey in it from Buck Rogers she is one of the Hottest women to ever grace this Earth. I had a Huge Crush on her as kid, she was one of the reasons why I watched Buck Rogers. The Jason body hoping thing I think they took from the Sci-fi movie The Hidden.
I recognized her too and at first thought it was Linda Carter who played Wonder Woman in the tv series. I had to look up who the actress actually several years ago when this came on TV in some Halloween movie month event. Great catch on your part.
@@Nimbus1701 For my Erin Gray is a woman you can never forget... LoL!
I enjoyed watching her on the sitcom Silver Spoons
@@elskeletor3566 I have a Jason/Freddy girls in other things sort of score card thing in my mind. It would appear that most of them pop up on Murder She Wrote of all things.
I’ll say that even though the concept is a bit out there, I really do like how they have Jason going all over the town. From the diner, the police station and back to his childhood home. I just wish it was in his real body and not disguised as someone else, kinda kills it for me.
The director really wanted to tie this one to the Evil Dead movies and make Jason a Deadite. Not sure why exactly. But they didn’t have the rights to that so the Necronomicon and the dagger are just Easter eggs. Which I’m actually glad because I just can’t see Jason as a Deadite. It would kill everything he’s got going on and he’s just more interesting as he is instead just saying “Oh, well he’s a Deadite…”
Plus he’s nothing like one.
But despite all of that this one has grown on me over the years. Oh and Duke was actually supposed to be Tommy Jarvis, which is how he knows so much about Jason and says “remember me?” But again, didn’t have the rights to the character.
The tent kill was probably the best of the movie too.
yeah the crate was actually a refrence to creepshow and that jungle gym was actually used in the birds !
The monkey bars that jason flips over was also used in the film the birds
I (no BS) honestly forgot that this was a Friday the 13th movie, it's just so bizarre and feels like a random slasher film altogether
Nice! I didn’t expect a Dukes of Hazzard reference in a Friday flick. 😂
Creighton Duke is the greatest character in any Friday the 13th movie.
28:16 DOES ANYBODY REMEMBER THIS FROM OLD ROBLOX JASON GAMES???
I actually like this one. Adam Marcua is the only director who even tried to fill all of the previous plot holes.
Did you know the guard outside he autopsy room that patted the guy down is Kane hodder who plays Jason
It's probably already been mentioned by now but this movie has Connecticut license plates. Robert says that murders are happening on a "direct path" from Youngstown to Crystal Lake, which is in New Jersey, so Jason's accidentally walked at least 150 miles past it.
Wifey's eyes almost rolled completely out of her head.
Fun Fact:Kane Hodder wore Freddy's glove in the final scene.
You, Me & The Wieners sounds like a great band name 🤘
DAYM! Jason sliced that girl like Red Velvet Cake.
Hellyeah the unrated version! This is my favorite movie! Awesome reaction guys 👌
"This is stupid."
Thank you!
You, Me & The Movies "If no one's told you this today, I love you." (Peter Vlogs)
27:09 That face lol
And then a bunch of years later we see Steven Williams (Duke) again in a rather similar recurring role as Rufus on Supernatural. Guy was really good on the X Files for a while as well.