In Freddy vs Jason, I'm pretty certain they set it up that Jason wasn't evil, he was just mindless. This brain is always set on "Revenge" and he sees everyone as the source of his pain. All other parts of his brain are long since dead. He's basically a Wrath, a spirit motivated entirely by revenge, and simply can't conceive of any other thoughts. At most he had a lingering residue of affection for his mother.
His mother did a curse. Most likely, that curse gave Jason physical form, but he had no mind. Being undead, death was the last thought. So maybe that thought loops in his undead mind, and he has to kill to stop the loop.
I’ve always looked at him and just “programmed” by his mothers spirit to kill anyone that enters crystal lake, if it wasn’t for his mother driving him to kill he’d probably just do nothing at all.
@Fiji Will223 Micheal Myers isn't mentally challenged and pretty much had similar superhuman abilities as Jason. "Psycho strength" is a very real thing and that probably play a role two. I think Micheal's worse, because he has no problem killing kids. I can't recall if Jason ever did.
Jason is politically correct, no premarital sex and hates sexual abuse. Also he did not kill children, in his comics he took care a teenager deformed as him and he protected him. I love it!
Well I think another way to interpret the dog is to say that Jason was a tad more human earlier on so he occasionally needed to kill animals to eat them. Later on though when he became a zombie, he was too fucked up to eat anything and did not need to anyway.
Here's a couple of question I've often wondered. If a child was drowning in a lake, would Jason rescue them? If a parent was trying to save their drowning child, would Jason help them?
Now that's an interesting thought. It's possible that, being filled with such a hatred for anyone else, he would certainly help them drown. At the same time though, it's equally possible that he could go into a PTSD flashback to that moment and freeze, unable to do anything but remember his death, or he may see himself drowning in the water and indeed try to save them, in a way saving himself. It'd certainly be an interesting twist on his character.
I'm still waiting for the sequel to Jason X! Did he survive the re-entry to earth? Does he find his mask that fell off in the water? Does he fight a predator in the future?
@@dsanchez9703 remember he survived in the vacuum of space and is technically a cyborg deadite now with the help of the nanites. And imagine seeing Jason's Mask in one of the predator ships.
Here's a couple of question I've often wondered. If a child was drowning in a lake, would Jason rescue them? If a parent was trying to save their drowning child, would Jason help them?
If anything, not in the traditional sense. But in a more sci-fi sense maybe because in that genre you just need DNA and not specifically semen to impregnate a woman with a person's DNA making the child partially his. Which a fun head canon I have is that an organization did just that to try and create monster hunter of sorts to deal with things like Jason and the others.
Not much time for procreation when you are busy all day hacking and slashing. This would be akin to Michael Myers procreating. Not much interest for vengeance and rage to settle down.
A slight correction to one of your observations. Jason Voorhees does not have HYDROCEPHALUS. He has Osteopetrosis, also known as “Stone Bones” or “Unbreakable Bones”. This is why Jason was so difficult to kill, even before becoming an undead zombie creature. And one of the symptoms of Osteopetrosis is unusual bone growth. This typically happens in the limbs, near the joints, causing hump backs and clubbed feet, etc. But it has been known to affect the skull, causing physical deformities that greatly resemble hydrocephalus. This explains how he is not only physically deformed, but also able to survive being hanged from the top of a barn.
@@godzillagurus576 more like a genetic mutation. In reality these genetic disorders cause more problems than any benefits one might gain from them. Having unbreakable bones can cause physical deformities, arthritic pain, and can put pressure on the ear drums causing deafness. The muscular disorder that causes superhuman strength also increases the person’s metabolism, which causes them to eat huge quantities of food. And even if they are well fed they often have stunted growth because of how many calories they burn through each day. And CIP has all sorts of problems, like incontinence because you can’t tell when you have to go to the bathroom for instance. However, in the fictional universe of a film series, one can gain the benefits of these real life conditions without having to suffer any of the negative effects of them. Bruce Willis’s character in the movie Unbreakable is a perfect example of this in practice. Unlike Jason, his Unbreakable bones don’t cause him any physical deformities, pain, or whatever. About the only thing that he and Jason have in common with actual people with this condition is that they generally can’t swim due to the density of their bones causing them to sink.
@@B1G_SMOKE621 Jason was never dismembered in Part IV, just hacked into repeatedly. His body was still intact. Otherwise he would not have been still intact when he wakes up in Part VI.
@@cruejones742 Difference is, He still feels emotion, and therefore, would likely have some form of feeling for his "Son", And therefore, might actually care for it's wellbeing.
5:17 The idea of Jason wanting to settle down and have kids and raise them. Taking kids to school. Teaching them how to build traps, cook, clean, wash and become a responsible adult/dad. Jason going to PTA meetings. Signing permission slips. Such a rabbit hole I never thought I'd ever go down as the many ideas and notions are coming to mind as I type.
Originally Jason wasn’t meant to be “undead” his backstory was that he survived his drowning and witnessed his mothers decapitation so he went on a murder spree to get revenge for his mother. But in order to continue the movies he had to become “undead”
@kalelbalboa283 that was an Easter egg only, although that would be an awesome take to be a different form of deadite or demon that revives and possesses Jason. Like his mom went to a specific part in the Necronomicon where you exact revenge in exchange for a soul, reviving Jason. Usually the ones we are used to are violent and seek pleasure in psychological torture. Meanwhile Jason is a quiet, powerful killing machine.
@@ApostleOfZeus199yea that specific director not the people who originally made the character they didn’t fully agree with that and a lot of people aren’t sure if it’s canon or not because of licensing issues they could never say that he is a deadite
He was a really good hunter for years in order to survive before anyone came back to crystal lake. He knew how to make traps and track pret as well as remain silent despite being as large as he is
@@poopsyko I mean, the Original version of Jason still had to survive in the woods for a long time before he finally gets his first on screen kill. He was a full grown adult who had been living in the woods
@@poopsyko The 2009 Jason was terrifying and badass. One of the only interpretations of Jason that he's just a full blown survivalist who'll RUN towards you. Only time Jason ran in the movies was the second movie. Then he kinda just started teleporting.
Part 7 is my personal favourite, also his most badass unmasked look. Kane Hodder really made it his own, especially the facial movements and body language.
@@renesalinas1029 I have a lot of NECA figures (including all the jason's released so far) and the part 7 jason is one of their best figures (though he doesn't seem as bulky as he does in the movie).
Search “never hike alone” it’s so good that it’s as good as any Friday the 13th. They have a shirt prequel that came out after called “never hike in the snow, and just last week the finale was release - “never hike alone 2”. Trust me u will enjoy these fan films I promise
Part 7 looked PERFECT And i dont believe he wears the mask because he is insecure about his face I think he wears it like a knight's helmet is kind of his symbol It represents him I mean he acts extreemly confident
@@MetaKnight964 So he is hidingthe face his mother(the one he kills for) loves so much? But you could be right After all he got bullied by the other kids for his looks But if this is the reason then it would mean he agrees with his bullies which i can't picture at all
You forgot to mention that Jason is indeed … a deadite. It explains the supernatural abilities and the “:special” knife to kill him which is basically the sword from evil dead.
I tried to tell those guys that Predator cannot beat Jason Jason is magic and Predator is technology. Magic defies the laws of science and physics. Technology cannot beat magic.
'Jason's ability to change bodies is especially shown in part 9' makes it sound like it was shown in other entries, just to a lesser degree. 9 is the only time its shown and all the demonic stuff in that movie comes out of nowhere.
There were clearly occult forces involved in Jason's resurrection and immortality. It's just that this idea has never been disclosed. Otherwise, how did Jason manage to survive in the lake and why does he come back to life from series to series again? I'm more sure that creators didn't have a clear idea of who Jason should be. First he is an ordinary man with congenital brain anomaly, then he is a zombie, then he is a deadite, then a cyborg, then a ghost...
@@tiagoalves2056 Pinhead was supposed to appear in the sequel of "Freddy vs. Jason". However, New Line Cinema did not want to buy rights to another horror character. Ash Williams was also considered for role of a new participant. What is noteworthy is that all these films made references on each other. In the "Evil Dead 2", you can see Freddy Krueger's glove, and in "Jason Goes to Hell" there is a scene with Necronomicon.
You know, in Freddy vs Jason, the camp kids tormented young Jason by putting a sack on his head that might had led to him wearing one in part 2. Jason's mother either didn't know the spell worked or was in denial through horror of what he became which would explain her split personality which was based on her son. The lightening from part 6 may have boosted his dark power to greater heights. Tommy even said that Jason being undead made him more powerful.
It’s been shown that Jason isn’t unstoppable, but he is a veritable juggernaut that takes an obscene amount of damage to put down for any length of time, though we’ve yet to see him be truly stopped in any meaningful fashion. It’s not that it’s impossible to make him stay down for good, just exceedingly difficult. But if we include the fact that there will always be reboots and the like, Jason is basically immortal and unkillable for good, because Hollywood has to have money.
@@devraiden336 Acid has been shown to be ultimately ineffective against Jason. What I had in mind is blowing his limbs off with a shotgun, then putting several shells of 6 Gauge buckshot into his head and body, before dumping the whole thing into a closed off incinerator and turning him into ash. There’d be nothing left to come back from, but this would have to happen in a movie where Jason is defeated for good, otherwise Hollywood would come up with some bullshit reason for him being able to come back from total incineration.
@@decimation9780 thing is in Jason goes to hell, it's explained that only a Voorhees can kill Jason for good. He is also a deadite, which means that one demon could just make him come back no matter what, and yes, the deadite thing is canon.
I have a headcanon that part 4 and 6 are Jason's canon faces, the different ones are just different accounts of what people saw when unmasking him. Others weren't able to remember it as clearly as Tommy would have.
The unmasking of Jason in part 2 is entirely a dream (for example, Muffin the dog is still alive). So long-haired Jason was only seen in Ginny's dream. It's in Crystal Lake Memories.
Jason isn't afraid of water. if Jason was he simply wouldn't go near water. Or go outside when it's raining. In parts 5,6,7 and 8 Jason walks and swims in water. In parts 2,3, and 4 Jason is out in the rain. The only reason they gave Jason fear of water. Is so it wouldn't be a one sided butt kicking. In Freddy vs Jason. Which is understandable.
If you noticed, he reverted back to a child when the fear of water came up. So he probably was afraid as a child which is why everyone thought he drowned.
@@jasontoddvoorhees oh yeah I was talking the other day. About why I have only seen part 5 once in my life. That was the reason. Because Jason was a figment of Tommy's imagination. and a medic was impersonating Jason because his son was recently murdered. He wanted revenge.
It would be cool to see a story that explains what it's like from Jason's perspecitve; yes, he's a monster and a cold blooded killer but it also seems like he's cursed, doomed to live forever with an insatiable bloodlust. I would love to see him embark on a quest to free himself of his curse. I feel like turning this kind of story around is pretty popular these days, so it would be cool to see a happy ending for Jason Vorhees.
Always thought it would be cool if they showed a kid at the camp being nice to him as a kid and if it later on shows jason sparing him out of empathy. Would have been a cool way to show jason is a more or less a revenge based killer.
That would be a good idea for a new movie with a new timeline but we'll still have to wait since the guy who got the rights never liked Friday The 13th as a series.
There is a graphic novel from Titan books called: My Summer Vacation. It’s actually where Jason sort of looks like he takes care of a child who was neglected and bullied. Seems Jason has some sort of familiarity to his own childhood trauma. This sort of behaviour dose occur throughout the movies as characters who behave in similar experiences or situations, to ether try to distract him. He seems to have some humanity to him. I think there’s more to Jason then it meets the eye.
I remember actually brainstorming with an Indie Horror Producer (weird how that happened), but I insisted that he push for a "Super Slash Bros" Crossover Franchise. We already got Freddy vs Jason, but we also need Mike Meyers, and Ash Williams thrown in for funnies too now. Fortunately, the Dead by Daylight videogame has taken up the concept quite well, with all the aforementioned characters included, but I really hope there will be Movies along those lines as well.
You lost me at Ash. The overall idea is cool, but one of the biggest issues with a lot of Slasher films is with so many sequels they always turn them into Pseudo-Comedies. I want someone that truly understands the horror involved to take on the mantle of making these. Someone like Mike Flanagan (The Haunting of Hill House/Bly Manor), who understands the deeper psychology involved and knows how to creep you out without relying on jump scares.
@@TheViper4Life Yes, I agree - I'm anticipating equal parts Horrifying and Exciting. However, I honestly pitched the Idea as a "Super Slash Bros," so the premise was a bit absurd to begin with, lending itself to potential pseudo-comedy. 😅
Standing at 6'5 Ken Kirzinger (played Jason in Freddy vs Jason) Is the tallest actor to played Jason but he was wearing platform boots in the film, making him 6'7. And the Remake came out in 2009, and those are some really interesting facts about Jason Voorhees:)
Wish you would have brought up the theory of Jason being able to teleport Jason is a kinda slow but he always able to caught who he's after no matter how fast they run
@@tiagoalves2056 IDK, the sight of Jason running was very terrifying in the remake. I wouldn't discount it from his character since @MartyMcFly mentioned him running in the earlier movies as well.
I'd say he'd make a better parent than some, Josef Fritzl for example. I'm pretty sure he can hunt too and you forgot to mention Ken Kirzinger who also portrayed him.
In the comics Jason helped a kid who was being bullied the exact same way he was bullied and was actually being a pretty good father to the kid, gave him food and protected him and everything.
At 0:01, Well, according to the director of "Jason Goes to Hell" he put the Necronomicon from the "Evil Dead" series in there to indicate that Jason is actually a Deadite. Which given how Deadite can constantly evolve, i.e lengthen their spines, sprout wings, come back perfectly healthy with half their body missing... Actually perfectly describes Jason Voorhees to a T. So yes. Yes he is.
I like to assume no matter how decayed or old jasons body and mind gets, he has a very simple goal that he'll never forget, punish those who who need punishing and help people who need helping, kinda like an anti hero?
Jason never died until part 4 when Tommy Jarvis killed him. There is no way (I know, its a movie, but...) he drown as a boy, grew up and started murdering people in revenge for his mother's death. Part 6 was the first time he was brought back to life from lightning and never "died" again, he was just imprisoned until he was able to break free again.
I've seen stories that said he never drowned but went to the woods to live . But then saw his mother get killed .. and that's when he started to kill ... but yea by end of 3 or 4 is when he as a man actually dies but then comes back by supernatural or deadite connection..
It has NEVER been established that Jason came back as an undead being (prior to part 6). I been watching these films since they came out and I gotta say the way i always knew of it is that in part 2, 3 & 4 Jason was Human and Mortal. He was wandering the woods all those years and living in that shack. But he wasn't dead or undead. We see Tommy finally kill him at the end of 4. He was buried. For YEARS. Then electricity brought him back. Then he was undead.
it had been established just not in a way that lined up with the movies. In my opinion, what if Pamela brought him back with the Necronomicon, but as a slightly enhanced and leaning into superhuman strength power up? (Considering 1-4 Jason was strong but not that crazy) Then the lightning bolt from 7 activates another string from him being of the book of the dead, causing him to truly reach that deadite level? I don't know really though, why would Pamela go through bringing him back as a human just to get killed again but come back with a lightning bolt? Eh. Idk, sounded better in my head probably.
Let me explain my theory to why I think Jason was undead ever since parts 1-Jason X: Jason had died while drowning, and then his mother used the *Necronomicon* to bring her dead son back to life, and her killing spree was the an elaborate final act of a ritual to bring Jason back from the dead, and then the ritual worked and Pamela got her head *WACKED* off with the machete. After that, it released a demon to which resurrect Jason, making Jason a deadite all along (at least IMO) With the demon inside of Jasons soul now,Jason learned how to kill and hunt down anyone or anything who enters *Camp* *Crystal* *Lake* And I would say the demon inside of Jason is possibly mimicking Pamela’s voice to tell Jason to “Kill, Kill, Kill!” Until Jason was killed off in Part IV, the demons in his soul possessed some other people like Roy Burns in Part V, until the lightning struck Jasons corpse, resurrecting Jason as a much more powerful deadite, giving Jason the curse of *Immortality* And it seems like it’s revealed the demon never left Jasons soul ever since Jason was killed off. The theory is that Jason is a *Special Deadite* with special supernatural powers. And, here is even more proof he is a deadite, he was dismembered in Part IV (implied off screen), and what kills Deadite? Dismemberment. In Part VI, Jason was resurrected through a lightning strike, and what resurrects Deadite? Lightning! That’s just my interpretation.
Yes, he is immortal. This was covered when they confirmed that Jason is a deadites from the Evil Dead universe. They were going to make a movie that would of had Ash Williams square off against him. They had a deleted the scene from the last movie showing Jason's mother reading from the Book of the Dead, which is how she brought him back. That also means Freddy shares the same universe as Ash.
@@randomyoutuber2633 wasn't that because freddy resurrected his soul using his dream demon abilities? We know that if you are killed by the Dagger or a deadite your soul is sent to a kind of purgatory which is what we jason is in at the start of Jason vs freddy and if some one with enough power or using the necronomicon can create a portal to revive that person
I’d like to add the official comics explored the idea of Jason being a parental figure towards a child that survived when his camper group was murdered by Jason He appears to go as far as defending him even when it put him at risk of “dieing” by gunfire and falling off of a cliff surviving afterwards
In the end of freddy vs jason there was supposed to be a post credit scene where freddy and jason are fighting in hell, when suddenly a voice calls from the darkness: "Gentlemen.... Is there a problem." As pinhead appears and then finises with "Tell me... what's your pleasure?" as it goes to black. It was supposed to lead to a hell raiser cross over but they couldn't get the rights to it. They even had doug bradley onboard and rober englund. Shame... That would have been fascinating.
I still say he’s a super hard to kill really strong mongaloid that finally dies in 4 and is not supernatural until brought back by lighting in 6. And until 6 he actually ran after people.
Since they’re making the crystal lake thing for peacock, I think it’s time for Cunningham to figure out a way to bring Jason back to the movies even though they recently said he’s planning on doing it he should look at a couple of different Scripps. Personally, I think he should get in touch with nick Anacosta even though the script was leaked I would like him back, retool that script and make that Jason movie.
Even though his left eye was wrecked in part 4, prior to that, his right eye had always been shown as deformed.....But somehow taking out the left eye fixed the right eye....Technically, he should be blind....
Only time was part 3 in I believe Crissy or whatever her name was in her flashback where Jason kinda forced himself but ig the actor didn't want it same as the dude said in vid but other than that they ain't nothing to show he's even sexually active anyway
Dude know your lore: Jason was not undead until Part 6 (when he was inadvertantly raised from the dead by Tommy Jarvis' action). In Parts 2 - IV, Jason was very much a living, breathing, vulnerable being who cried out in pain, took damage and was capable of dying (young Tommy delivered the death blow in "The Final Chapter")
One of Jason's kills that I've always liked and nobody ever mentions, is when he takes the weed whacker with an attached power saw blade and performs, uh... surgery, on some guy.
Here’s the thing though, if Jason developed a fear of water, after being chained to the bottom of a lake by Tommy Jarvis, why was he willing to get into the lake onto a boat and then back off swim into the ocean to get to land on New York? One of the biggest pet peeves for me on this series is that Jason had no problem swimming in water and then when he sees a small waterfall in. FVJ, he is suddenly afraid it makes no sense and is the middle finger to Continuity. It makes me question whether the Paramount movies were canon to the NLC movies before the remake. Cinema movies
Although they weren't confirmed to be non-canon, Jason's mask is missing the axe slash, and his left eye is completely normal, unlike the canon version where it's gone due to the final chapter. Thats enough evidence to say its non canon, until the waterfall scene, which is simply PIS. By making him afraid of water that directly ignores the continuity of the past films to handicap Jason further when he's already in the dreamworld, is maddening to say the least and is a prime example of poor handling on the side of the writers, because each of these details were present in the final friday, so it should be canon, plus the fact that freddy brings him back to life at the start of fvj, lining up with the end of GTH
Freddy vs Jason was by far one of my favourite crossovers between 2 of my favourite villains. Would love a crossover with Freddy x Jason x Michael M x chainsaw massacre 🔥
Small correction to the video. In the remake his head was wrapped in cloth. In part 2, and 3 it was a pillowcase with an eye hole ripped in it. But only for the left eye. Which is the one that gets injured in future films.
gummies? idk why, i always figured it was like meatloaf used for Jason’s heart. hell, when i eat meatloaf, sometimes i pretend it’s Jason’s heart. I’m a weird guy
@@JohnnymarstonNegsarthur go to 4:55 ... The question pops up right there. It says, "Can Jason Vorhees reproduce? What will happen if he raises a child?"😂
The explanation would be that he was stranded somewhere in cristal lake and on his own he survived until second movie, meanwhile the mother uses necronomicon but failed believing Jason 100% death but the deal was like inactive until part 6 made kicking in the deal making Jason what it is today
Hes not a deadite. Shares 0 similarities and the book was just a prop. The crate from creepshow was also in the movie but nobody bats an eye about that one.
@@mikemodica2656 Director wanted him to be a deadite, asked Sam Raimi permission, Sam loved it and said yes. But because of licensing issues this could never be explicitly stated.
I just love how he Kool-Aid Man's himself through most doors for dramatic effect. Too cool for doorknobs or really doesn't understand the concept of them? Regardless, it's an awesome way to bust into a scene. "OH YEAH!"
Fun trivia. So the story goes, the fan favorite Hodder wasn't used for Freddy vs Jason because the director wanted Jason to tower over Freddy, and Hodder wasn't considered tall enough.
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In Freddy vs Jason, I'm pretty certain they set it up that Jason wasn't evil, he was just mindless. This brain is always set on "Revenge" and he sees everyone as the source of his pain. All other parts of his brain are long since dead. He's basically a Wrath, a spirit motivated entirely by revenge, and simply can't conceive of any other thoughts. At most he had a lingering residue of affection for his mother.
His mother did a curse. Most likely, that curse gave Jason physical form, but he had no mind. Being undead, death was the last thought. So maybe that thought loops in his undead mind, and he has to kill to stop the loop.
He’s a deadite a demon from hell he’s definitely evil.
I’ve always looked at him and just “programmed” by his mothers spirit to kill anyone that enters crystal lake, if it wasn’t for his mother driving him to kill he’d probably just do nothing at all.
He is technically a deadette so that makes sense
@@tryingtotryistrying well there's evil and then there's evil. Like Vader compared to Palpatine. Palpatine was actually evil
To be fair, Jason's strength and endurance was always supernatural.
Actually it only became supernatural from part 6 onwards, before that it was superhuman
He had retard strength before the zombification.
I thought it was cause he’s SpEd
@@fijiwill2237 bro really thought Jason was cracked from retard strength that's fucking wild 😂😂😂
@Fiji Will223 Micheal Myers isn't mentally challenged and pretty much had similar superhuman abilities as Jason. "Psycho strength" is a very real thing and that probably play a role two. I think Micheal's worse, because he has no problem killing kids. I can't recall if Jason ever did.
Jason is politically correct, no premarital sex and hates sexual abuse. Also he did not kill children, in his comics he took care a teenager deformed as him and he protected him. I love it!
jason hates all forms of sex so why specifically mention abuse?
@@briandavis2856 rape, Jason Manhattan slaughtered two rapist.
@@briandavis2856 to fit their narrative 😂😂
Doesn't kill animals either ( the dog from part 2 doesn't count to me, its not canon and didn't happen
Well I think another way to interpret the dog is to say that Jason was a tad more human earlier on so he occasionally needed to kill animals to eat them. Later on though when he became a zombie, he was too fucked up to eat anything and did not need to anyway.
Here's a couple of question I've often wondered.
If a child was drowning in a lake, would Jason rescue them?
If a parent was trying to save their drowning child, would Jason help them?
Now that's an interesting thought. It's possible that, being filled with such a hatred for anyone else, he would certainly help them drown. At the same time though, it's equally possible that he could go into a PTSD flashback to that moment and freeze, unable to do anything but remember his death, or he may see himself drowning in the water and indeed try to save them, in a way saving himself. It'd certainly be an interesting twist on his character.
@@XelionGraves That's right. It would almost humanize the unstoppable killing machine.
The human Jason might but after he goes all undead zombie he looses any bit of feeling he might have had.
He'll save them just so he can kill them himself. Professionals have standards
@@frankielamin778 That wouldn't fit Jason's character at all.
I'm still waiting for the sequel to Jason X! Did he survive the re-entry to earth? Does he find his mask that fell off in the water? Does he fight a predator in the future?
Now you got me interested
Bro, aint no way he could have survived that
@@dsanchez9703 remember he survived in the vacuum of space and is technically a cyborg deadite now with the help of the nanites. And imagine seeing Jason's Mask in one of the predator ships.
there's laterally a novel line on Jason X after he came to new Earth, in the end he got sucked into a black hole and has been stuck there ever since
Why would they make a sequel to the absolute worst friday the 13th ever?
Discussing Jason reproducing or adopting a child is next level. I'm 41, watched all the movies multiple times and I never considered this. Fantastic
No sir, you are fantastic!
... Seriously?
There's a reason nobody's ever considered it.
They actually kinda delve into this a bit with the comic series : "Friday the 13th: How I Spent My Summer Vaction"
Here's a couple of question I've often wondered.
If a child was drowning in a lake, would Jason rescue them?
If a parent was trying to save their drowning child, would Jason help them?
Dude he'd make a killer dad
"Can Jason Reproduce?"
Questions that never came to mind and never needed to be asked.
I assumed he couldn't after he rose as an undead. Since his "reproductive system" would've been shut down by then.
If anything, not in the traditional sense. But in a more sci-fi sense maybe because in that genre you just need DNA and not specifically semen to impregnate a woman with a person's DNA making the child partially his. Which a fun head canon I have is that an organization did just that to try and create monster hunter of sorts to deal with things like Jason and the others.
Not much time for procreation when you are busy all day hacking and slashing. This would be akin to Michael Myers procreating. Not much interest for vengeance and rage to settle down.
A slight correction to one of your observations. Jason Voorhees does not have HYDROCEPHALUS. He has Osteopetrosis, also known as “Stone Bones” or “Unbreakable Bones”. This is why Jason was so difficult to kill, even before becoming an undead zombie creature. And one of the symptoms of Osteopetrosis is unusual bone growth. This typically happens in the limbs, near the joints, causing hump backs and clubbed feet, etc. But it has been known to affect the skull, causing physical deformities that greatly resemble hydrocephalus. This explains how he is not only physically deformed, but also able to survive being hanged from the top of a barn.
Pretty much a disease give jason a little bit of powers
@@godzillagurus576 more like a genetic mutation. In reality these genetic disorders cause more problems than any benefits one might gain from them. Having unbreakable bones can cause physical deformities, arthritic pain, and can put pressure on the ear drums causing deafness. The muscular disorder that causes superhuman strength also increases the person’s metabolism, which causes them to eat huge quantities of food. And even if they are well fed they often have stunted growth because of how many calories they burn through each day. And CIP has all sorts of problems, like incontinence because you can’t tell when you have to go to the bathroom for instance.
However, in the fictional universe of a film series, one can gain the benefits of these real life conditions without having to suffer any of the negative effects of them. Bruce Willis’s character in the movie Unbreakable is a perfect example of this in practice. Unlike Jason, his Unbreakable bones don’t cause him any physical deformities, pain, or whatever. About the only thing that he and Jason have in common with actual people with this condition is that they generally can’t swim due to the density of their bones causing them to sink.
*Bodily Dismemberment* did the trick on me in Part IV.
@@B1G_SMOKE621 Jason was never dismembered in Part IV, just hacked into repeatedly. His body was still intact. Otherwise he would not have been still intact when he wakes up in Part VI.
Osteoporosis is NOT known as "unbreakable bones" lmao its literally the exact opposite.
"What will happen if he raises a child?"
He would be a father.
He would be a terrible father
Probably something similar to the last Halloween movie.
@@Supremmo read Friday the 13th: How I spent my summer vacation and get back to me on that.
@@Supremmo No where close
@@cruejones742 Difference is, He still feels emotion, and therefore, would likely have some form of feeling for his "Son", And therefore, might actually care for it's wellbeing.
Jason had a kid on an episode of Family Guy and he seemed like a responsible father.
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Makes me wonder what woman stole his heart before he killed her 🙂
@@TheRealSephiroth a real Davey Jones situation, savvy?
@@BumbleDoom i think youre on the wrong video
Yeah but that's fucking family guy yo in irl they'd all be dead from all the abuse they do to each other...
5:17 The idea of Jason wanting to settle down and have kids and raise them. Taking kids to school. Teaching them how to build traps, cook, clean, wash and become a responsible adult/dad. Jason going to PTA meetings. Signing permission slips. Such a rabbit hole I never thought I'd ever go down as the many ideas and notions are coming to mind as I type.
that's something you'd see in a Robot Chicken skit.
Originally Jason wasn’t meant to be “undead” his backstory was that he survived his drowning and witnessed his mothers decapitation so he went on a murder spree to get revenge for his mother. But in order to continue the movies he had to become “undead”
It was recently mentioned that Jason is a deadite brought back from the dead by his mother using the Necronomicon.
@kalelbalboa283 that was an Easter egg only, although that would be an awesome take to be a different form of deadite or demon that revives and possesses Jason. Like his mom went to a specific part in the Necronomicon where you exact revenge in exchange for a soul, reviving Jason. Usually the ones we are used to are violent and seek pleasure in psychological torture. Meanwhile Jason is a quiet, powerful killing machine.
@@jordanroman4624Pretty sure the director confirmed it quite blatantly lol
Choosing to kill so many innocent people out of revenge is terrible
@@ApostleOfZeus199yea that specific director not the people who originally made the character they didn’t fully agree with that and a lot of people aren’t sure if it’s canon or not because of licensing issues they could never say that he is a deadite
He was a really good hunter for years in order to survive before anyone came back to crystal lake. He knew how to make traps and track pret as well as remain silent despite being as large as he is
That’s in the 2009 crappy ass version that he did that bs
The original Jason didn’t have to worry about that stuff
@@poopsyko I mean, the Original version of Jason still had to survive in the woods for a long time before he finally gets his first on screen kill. He was a full grown adult who had been living in the woods
@@poopsyko The 2009 Jason was terrifying and badass. One of the only interpretations of Jason that he's just a full blown survivalist who'll RUN towards you. Only time Jason ran in the movies was the second movie. Then he kinda just started teleporting.
@@gagetaylor192 don't forget Freddy vs Jason
Man used the last of his running juice to run Freddy through a fence
@@gagetaylor192 I love this comment it's so true 🤣. u said he went from running to teleporting lmao
Part 7 is my personal favourite, also his most badass unmasked look. Kane Hodder really made it his own, especially the facial movements and body language.
I concur
Hell yes man I was Jason for Halloween 3 years in a row lol that's my favorite version I even have a Neca toys figure of him
agreed.
@@renesalinas1029 I have a lot of NECA figures (including all the jason's released so far) and the part 7 jason is one of their best figures (though he doesn't seem as bulky as he does in the movie).
Yes
we never think about how amazing of an athlete jason would make
like what if he decided to actually play hockey?
accidentally kills all the players and then purposely kills someone when getting into a fist fight
Um yeah the first fight he gets into would probably get him, uhh, suspended by the league for a few games. Or at least a 5-minute major.
We need a new Jason movie It’s been far too long
Watch the vengeance movies they're fan made Jason movies they pretty good considering they came out in 2019 and 2022 I believe
Not to mention, the last Jason movie was ok, but nothing to brag about.
Search “never hike alone” it’s so good that it’s as good as any Friday the 13th. They have a shirt prequel that came out after called “never hike in the snow, and just last week the finale was release - “never hike alone 2”. Trust me u will enjoy these fan films I promise
Oddly enough, there was a comic where Jason lets a kid with facial deformities live and sorta takes him under his wing.
Show me.
@@Saltboi1823 it’s called Friday the 13th how I spent my summer vacation it’s a pretty good read
He was also intelligent in Jason v Leather where it showed his thoughts and his ideology.
Part 7 looked PERFECT
And i dont believe he wears the mask because he is insecure about his face
I think he wears it like a knight's helmet is kind of his symbol
It represents him
I mean he acts extreemly confident
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ghostface: Pretty sure he is insecure about his face.
@@MetaKnight964
So he is hidingthe face his mother(the one he kills for) loves so much?
But you could be right
After all he got bullied by the other kids for his looks
But if this is the reason then it would mean he agrees with his bullies which i can't picture at all
Jason acting extremely confident is maybe because he just knows he has superhuman strength and immortality
@@B1G_SMOKE621
Yes i agree
Could be the other way around too as weird as it sounds
He has those powers because he has the nuts to be that guy
You forgot to mention that Jason is indeed … a deadite. It explains the supernatural abilities and the “:special” knife to kill him which is basically the sword from evil dead.
Kandarian dagger
@@011mrq7 exactly
Someone who actually gets Jason huh I dig u.
This
I tried to tell those guys that Predator cannot beat Jason
Jason is magic and Predator is technology. Magic defies the laws of science and physics. Technology cannot beat magic.
'Jason's ability to change bodies is especially shown in part 9' makes it sound like it was shown in other entries, just to a lesser degree. 9 is the only time its shown and all the demonic stuff in that movie comes out of nowhere.
Exactly. It's a terrible film and none of it should be viewed as any kind of canon.
There were clearly occult forces involved in Jason's resurrection and immortality. It's just that this idea has never been disclosed. Otherwise, how did Jason manage to survive in the lake and why does he come back to life from series to series again? I'm more sure that creators didn't have a clear idea of who Jason should be. First he is an ordinary man with congenital brain anomaly, then he is a zombie, then he is a deadite, then a cyborg, then a ghost...
Pinhead should recruit him😂👌no cenobyte better then him
@@tiagoalves2056
Pinhead was supposed to appear in the sequel of "Freddy vs. Jason". However, New Line Cinema did not want to buy rights to another horror character. Ash Williams was also considered for role of a new participant. What is noteworthy is that all these films made references on each other. In the "Evil Dead 2", you can see Freddy Krueger's glove, and in "Jason Goes to Hell" there is a scene with Necronomicon.
Silent Hill cult. Jason was born in Silent Hill then him and his Mom moved after the father died. She was part of the cult but took her son and fled.
That's what made it terrifying for me as a kid.
He’s a deadite.
You know, in Freddy vs Jason, the camp kids tormented young Jason by putting a sack on his head that might had led to him wearing one in part 2. Jason's mother either didn't know the spell worked or was in denial through horror of what he became which would explain her split personality which was based on her son. The lightening from part 6 may have boosted his dark power to greater heights. Tommy even said that Jason being undead made him more powerful.
Fun fact: Kane Hodder, the original Jason Voorhees actor, is presently a paranormal investigator.
Really? That's awesome, I'll have to check out his videos
Kane Hodder is not the original actor to play Jason.
It’s been shown that Jason isn’t unstoppable, but he is a veritable juggernaut that takes an obscene amount of damage to put down for any length of time, though we’ve yet to see him be truly stopped in any meaningful fashion. It’s not that it’s impossible to make him stay down for good, just exceedingly difficult. But if we include the fact that there will always be reboots and the like, Jason is basically immortal and unkillable for good, because Hollywood has to have money.
put his body in acid that melts everything or throw him in vulcano and gg xD
@@devraiden336 Acid has been shown to be ultimately ineffective against Jason. What I had in mind is blowing his limbs off with a shotgun, then putting several shells of 6 Gauge buckshot into his head and body, before dumping the whole thing into a closed off incinerator and turning him into ash. There’d be nothing left to come back from, but this would have to happen in a movie where Jason is defeated for good, otherwise Hollywood would come up with some bullshit reason for him being able to come back from total incineration.
@@decimation9780 thing is in Jason goes to hell, it's explained that only a Voorhees can kill Jason for good. He is also a deadite, which means that one demon could just make him come back no matter what, and yes, the deadite thing is canon.
You can’t kill Jason. You have to trap him.
@@zackamania63 He’s been killed on several occasions in the movies, several more in the comics.
I have a headcanon that part 4 and 6 are Jason's canon faces, the different ones are just different accounts of what people saw when unmasking him. Others weren't able to remember it as clearly as Tommy would have.
Part 4 wasn't Jason that was a copycat
@@RocksBlaster oh yeah I forget lol
The unmasking of Jason in part 2 is entirely a dream (for example, Muffin the dog is still alive). So long-haired Jason was only seen in Ginny's dream. It's in Crystal Lake Memories.
@@Dug_MyGraves I never had hair, excluding the new line and remake films.
Jason isn't afraid of water. if Jason was he simply wouldn't go near water. Or go outside when it's raining. In parts 5,6,7 and 8 Jason walks and swims in water. In parts 2,3, and 4 Jason is out in the rain. The only reason they gave Jason fear of water. Is so it wouldn't be a one sided butt kicking. In Freddy vs Jason. Which is understandable.
So an explanation more likely would be that he doesn’t like water but if necessary he would go underwater
If you noticed, he reverted back to a child when the fear of water came up. So he probably was afraid as a child which is why everyone thought he drowned.
even so he walks out of the water with freddy´s head
Jason wasnt in Part 5
@@jasontoddvoorhees oh yeah I was talking the other day. About why I have only seen part 5 once in my life. That was the reason. Because Jason was a figment of Tommy's imagination. and a medic was impersonating Jason because his son was recently murdered. He wanted revenge.
It would be cool to see a story that explains what it's like from Jason's perspecitve; yes, he's a monster and a cold blooded killer but it also seems like he's cursed, doomed to live forever with an insatiable bloodlust. I would love to see him embark on a quest to free himself of his curse. I feel like turning this kind of story around is pretty popular these days, so it would be cool to see a happy ending for Jason Vorhees.
I think his more like a animal just kills cause it’s what his made to do
A happy ending for Jason Vorhees ? Are you smoking your sock's 🧐
IF he has insatiable bloodlust, why stay at Crystal Lake (for the most part)? Crystal Lake is mostly empty except in the summer.
Always thought it would be cool if they showed a kid at the camp being nice to him as a kid and if it later on shows jason sparing him out of empathy. Would have been a cool way to show jason is a more or less a revenge based killer.
That would be a good idea for a new movie with a new timeline but we'll still have to wait since the guy who got the rights never liked Friday The 13th as a series.
This Jason video puts the biggest smile on my face.
Mine too
He’s a revenant, just makes sense.
There is a graphic novel from Titan books called: My Summer Vacation.
It’s actually where Jason sort of looks like he takes care of a child who was neglected and bullied. Seems Jason has some sort of familiarity to his own childhood trauma.
This sort of behaviour dose occur throughout the movies as characters who behave in similar experiences or situations, to ether try to distract him. He seems to have some humanity to him.
I think there’s more to Jason then it meets the eye.
Well done, and a considerate video for those of us who remain fans of the franchise...Thanks!
I remember actually brainstorming with an Indie Horror Producer (weird how that happened), but I insisted that he push for a "Super Slash Bros" Crossover Franchise.
We already got Freddy vs Jason, but we also need Mike Meyers, and Ash Williams thrown in for funnies too now.
Fortunately, the Dead by Daylight videogame has taken up the concept quite well, with all the aforementioned characters included, but I really hope there will be Movies along those lines as well.
Mike Myers? That's Austin Powers you doughnut
Terrordrome (I think is the name) is already a game too so
Mike Myers, ohh yeah baby
You lost me at Ash. The overall idea is cool, but one of the biggest issues with a lot of Slasher films is with so many sequels they always turn them into Pseudo-Comedies. I want someone that truly understands the horror involved to take on the mantle of making these. Someone like Mike Flanagan (The Haunting of Hill House/Bly Manor), who understands the deeper psychology involved and knows how to creep you out without relying on jump scares.
@@TheViper4Life Yes, I agree - I'm anticipating equal parts Horrifying and Exciting.
However, I honestly pitched the Idea as a "Super Slash Bros," so the premise was a bit absurd to begin with, lending itself to potential pseudo-comedy. 😅
6:09 when Jason jumps out of the way gets me every time 😂
TLDR; "Jason does not seem mentally ready to raise or care for a child"
Standing at 6'5 Ken Kirzinger (played Jason in Freddy vs Jason) Is the tallest actor to played Jason but he was wearing platform boots in the film, making him 6'7. And the Remake came out in 2009, and those are some really interesting facts about Jason Voorhees:)
Jason doesn't swim he does the hippo technique just kinda runs on the bottom and jumps to the top every now and again 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
His swimming style is like crocodile or alligators
Wish you would have brought up the theory of Jason being able to teleport Jason is a kinda slow but he always able to caught who he's after no matter how fast they run
Watch film theory episode on Jason teleport, it's fairly interesting
in the remake he runs but is out of his caracter that movie.....him and michael myers just walk faster and deadly
He only teleported in part 8
@@tiagoalves2056 he ran in parts 2, 3 and 4 too… so it’s not “out of character” at all. He only slowly walked after his victims after part 6
@@tiagoalves2056 IDK, the sight of Jason running was very terrifying in the remake.
I wouldn't discount it from his character since @MartyMcFly mentioned him running in the earlier movies as well.
Great video.
Jason was alive until the end of part 4 where his living human life ended. He was undead from part 6 onwards.
If a Xenomorph face hugger leapt onto Jason what would the resulting Xenomorph look like and would it have a weird fascination with hockey masks
I'd say he'd make a better parent than some, Josef Fritzl for example. I'm pretty sure he can hunt too and you forgot to mention Ken Kirzinger who also portrayed him.
yeah, Ken Kirzinger is 6’5” , making him the tallest ‘Jason Voorhies’ as far as i know
In the comics Jason helped a kid who was being bullied the exact same way he was bullied and was actually being a pretty good father to the kid, gave him food and protected him and everything.
@@pseico315 have you heard about bhima legendry indian hero more than 7 feet tall he can tore apart jason bhurus.
At 0:01, Well, according to the director of "Jason Goes to Hell" he put the Necronomicon from the "Evil Dead" series in there to indicate that Jason is actually a Deadite. Which given how Deadite can constantly evolve, i.e lengthen their spines, sprout wings, come back perfectly healthy with half their body missing... Actually perfectly describes Jason Voorhees to a T. So yes. Yes he is.
I like to assume no matter how decayed or old jasons body and mind gets, he has a very simple goal that he'll never forget, punish those who who need punishing and help people who need helping, kinda like an anti hero?
Jason never died until part 4 when Tommy Jarvis killed him. There is no way (I know, its a movie, but...) he drown as a boy, grew up and started murdering people in revenge for his mother's death. Part 6 was the first time he was brought back to life from lightning and never "died" again, he was just imprisoned until he was able to break free again.
Totally agree. It's what I've always thought as well.👍🙂
I've seen stories that said he never drowned but went to the woods to live . But then saw his mother get killed .. and that's when he started to kill ... but yea by end of 3 or 4 is when he as a man actually dies but then comes back by supernatural or deadite connection..
It has NEVER been established that Jason came back as an undead being (prior to part 6). I been watching these films since they came out and I gotta say the way i always knew of it is that in part 2, 3 & 4 Jason was Human and Mortal. He was wandering the woods all those years and living in that shack. But he wasn't dead or undead. We see Tommy finally kill him at the end of 4. He was buried. For YEARS. Then electricity brought him back. Then he was undead.
it had been established just not in a way that lined up with the movies. In my opinion, what if Pamela brought him back with the Necronomicon, but as a slightly enhanced and leaning into superhuman strength power up? (Considering 1-4 Jason was strong but not that crazy) Then the lightning bolt from 7 activates another string from him being of the book of the dead, causing him to truly reach that deadite level? I don't know really though, why would Pamela go through bringing him back as a human just to get killed again but come back with a lightning bolt? Eh. Idk, sounded better in my head probably.
Let me explain my theory to why I think Jason was undead ever since parts 1-Jason X:
Jason had died while drowning, and then his mother used the *Necronomicon* to bring her dead son back to life, and her killing spree was the an elaborate final act of a ritual to bring Jason back from the dead, and then the ritual worked and Pamela got her head *WACKED* off with the machete. After that, it released a demon to which resurrect Jason, making Jason a deadite all along (at least IMO)
With the demon inside of Jasons soul now,Jason learned how to kill and hunt down anyone or anything who enters *Camp* *Crystal* *Lake* And I would say the demon inside of Jason is possibly mimicking Pamela’s voice to tell Jason to “Kill, Kill, Kill!”
Until Jason was killed off in Part IV, the demons in his soul possessed some other people like Roy Burns in Part V, until the lightning struck Jasons corpse, resurrecting Jason as a much more powerful deadite, giving Jason the curse of *Immortality*
And it seems like it’s revealed the demon never left Jasons soul ever since Jason was killed off.
The theory is that Jason is a *Special Deadite* with special supernatural powers. And, here is even more proof he is a deadite, he was dismembered in Part IV (implied off screen), and what kills Deadite? Dismemberment.
In Part VI, Jason was resurrected through a lightning strike, and what resurrects Deadite? Lightning!
That’s just my interpretation.
Yes, he is immortal. This was covered when they confirmed that Jason is a deadites from the Evil Dead universe. They were going to make a movie that would of had Ash Williams square off against him. They had a deleted the scene from the last movie showing Jason's mother reading from the Book of the Dead, which is how she brought him back. That also means Freddy shares the same universe as Ash.
Makes sense, that also means Jason can be killed if stabbed by the kandarion Dagger or his head is decapitated/blown up
@DEATH KNIGHT123 That's what they used in Jason goes to hell to kill him in the worm form. It didn't work, though. He came back.
@@randomyoutuber2633 wasn't that because freddy resurrected his soul using his dream demon abilities? We know that if you are killed by the Dagger or a deadite your soul is sent to a kind of purgatory which is what we jason is in at the start of Jason vs freddy and if some one with enough power or using the necronomicon can create a portal to revive that person
I’d like to add the official comics explored the idea of Jason being a parental figure towards a child that survived when his camper group was murdered by Jason
He appears to go as far as defending him even when it put him at risk of “dieing” by gunfire and falling off of a cliff surviving afterwards
Yes, Jason is immortal. This was evident in a number of movies especially Jason X where he survives re-entry. Re-entry!!
@@humaneIP the only thing that was left is the mask.
@@humaneIP It implies that something survives. A bit in his helmet/mask.
Mah man is not that immortal in mortal Kombat
Not hot enough. Need to up it. Well as acid.
7:52
"Surprisingly intelligent for an un-dead demon"
The word demon literally means intelligent creature
Albert Einstein is a demon💀
Demon means evil spirit. Not an intelligent creature.
Jason is IMO one of the three most dangerous horror monsters, along with Pinhead and Freddy Krueger.
I love how in part 7 if you look closely you can see the axe and the machete scars on he's face from part 3 and 4
In the end of freddy vs jason there was supposed to be a post credit scene where freddy and jason are fighting in hell, when suddenly a voice calls from the darkness: "Gentlemen.... Is there a problem." As pinhead appears and then finises with "Tell me... what's your pleasure?" as it goes to black. It was supposed to lead to a hell raiser cross over but they couldn't get the rights to it. They even had doug bradley onboard and rober englund. Shame... That would have been fascinating.
Ngl I like the comic sequel with ash coming in. Shit was what I wanted from the actual movie
Yeah man that would have been lit.
I still say he’s a super hard to kill really strong mongaloid that finally dies in 4 and is not supernatural until brought back by lighting in 6. And until 6 he actually ran after people.
He's supernatural definitely. That part is very much clear
@@fanatik471 have you heard about bhima legendry indian men more than 7 feet tall he will tore apart jason bhurus.
You said the two words that make any discussion obsolete: "content" and "vibe".
Bro, jason is one of my favourite serial killer from my childhood
Since they’re making the crystal lake thing for peacock, I think it’s time for Cunningham to figure out a way to bring Jason back to the movies even though they recently said he’s planning on doing it he should look at a couple of different Scripps. Personally, I think he should get in touch with nick Anacosta even though the script was leaked I would like him back, retool that script and make that Jason movie.
There was a comic where Jason found a child and raised him and even sacrificed himself for him
thank you for this!! Very educational!!
Jason isn't a zombie, he's a Revenant.
Out of all the questions wtf why would we wanna know if Jason can reproduce 💀
*Fangirls have entered the Server/Chat*
It's a horror kink I guess
Even though his left eye was wrecked in part 4, prior to that, his right eye had always been shown as deformed.....But somehow taking out the left eye fixed the right eye....Technically, he should be blind....
Really like what you've done here. Really enjoying the comments on this vid. Ty
New subscriber thanks for this upload
I'm pretty sure Jason dying almost 10 times in the entire series kind of answers the question as to whether he's immortal or not.
"Can he reproduce?"
Just that thought is scarier than any movie ever made
Im making a part 7 Jason cosplay for next year, that is by far his best look, Undead Jason
Jason is a special undead called a renavent. Renavents are undead consumed by revenge. Not always evil. Very difficult to totally destroy
I don't ever recall Jason forcing himself on anyone. Not even ambiguously. He was always straight to the kill
Only time was part 3 in I believe Crissy or whatever her name was in her flashback where Jason kinda forced himself but ig the actor didn't want it same as the dude said in vid but other than that they ain't nothing to show he's even sexually active anyway
Dude know your lore: Jason was not undead until Part 6 (when he was inadvertantly raised from the dead by Tommy Jarvis' action). In Parts 2 - IV, Jason was very much a living, breathing, vulnerable being who cried out in pain, took damage and was capable of dying (young Tommy delivered the death blow in "The Final Chapter")
One of the Freddy vs Jason vs Ash comics had him getting his good looks restored but I can't remember what happens to him after that.
I really enjoy the reboot of Jason. I wish they would have just continue to store it with that.
He's a deadite and I wish they would explore more of that, like the comics.
He's not a deadite. 🤡
@@thebuster1284 officially no due to rights reasons, unofficially yes there are enough wink wink nudge nudge moments hinting that is
One of Jason's kills that I've always liked and nobody ever mentions, is when he takes the weed whacker with an attached power saw blade and performs, uh... surgery, on some guy.
jasons one of my all time favorite movie monsters. right up there with other legends like alien, predator, and godzilla.
Waiting on sequal to the reboot... I loved that one so much, Derek Mears did a fabulous job of portraying Jason in a Modern image!
Here’s the thing though, if Jason developed a fear of water, after being chained to the bottom of a lake by Tommy Jarvis, why was he willing to get into the lake onto a boat and then back off swim into the ocean to get to land on New York? One of the biggest pet peeves for me on this series is that Jason had no problem swimming in water and then when he sees a small waterfall in. FVJ, he is suddenly afraid it makes no sense and is the middle finger to Continuity. It makes me question whether the Paramount movies were canon to the NLC movies before the remake.
Cinema movies
Although they weren't confirmed to be non-canon, Jason's mask is missing the axe slash, and his left eye is completely normal, unlike the canon version where it's gone due to the final chapter. Thats enough evidence to say its non canon, until the waterfall scene, which is simply PIS. By making him afraid of water that directly ignores the continuity of the past films to handicap Jason further when he's already in the dreamworld, is maddening to say the least and is a prime example of poor handling on the side of the writers, because each of these details were present in the final friday, so it should be canon, plus the fact that freddy brings him back to life at the start of fvj, lining up with the end of GTH
This is a contradiction
Freddy vs Jason was by far one of my favourite crossovers between 2 of my favourite villains. Would love a crossover with Freddy x Jason x Michael M x chainsaw massacre 🔥
X evil dead
Small correction to the video. In the remake his head was wrapped in cloth. In part 2, and 3 it was a pillowcase with an eye hole ripped in it. But only for the left eye. Which is the one that gets injured in future films.
As always Tom Savini rocked it!! Best SFX artist of all time!!
With all the Evil Dead reference, it would have been cool to see Ash defeat Jason.
In the comics, Ash Williams defeated both Jason Voorhees and Freddy Krueger at the same time in a 1V2
The only channel analysing humanoids to ask if they are sterile.
good video. thanks for making it.
Awesome video now I have to watch all your vids
Jason is a really powerful Deadite, so yes, he is kind of inmortal
He's not a deadite, he's a revenant
@@Crooked_Man_Havik what are those ,can you explain?
The remake of Friday the 13th didn’t come out in 2019. It was 2009.
Amazing videos well explained much 💕 love
The franchise definitely also had some of the most attractive final girls IMO
I love how they felt they had to explain why Jason wouldn’t be a good parent lmao😅
gummies? idk why, i always figured it was like meatloaf used for Jason’s heart.
hell, when i eat meatloaf, sometimes i pretend it’s Jason’s heart.
I’m a weird guy
Well done video, subscribed😀🇧🇻😊
Part 7 got his face on point, so great!
I can't believe you actually brought up whether Jason could reproduce or what kind of father he'd be if actually had a kid.😂
I didn’t see it inside the video
@@JohnnymarstonNegsarthur go to 4:55 ... The question pops up right there. It says, "Can Jason Vorhees reproduce? What will happen if he raises a child?"😂
Human jason dies in part 4 and become ZOMBI JASON in part 6
The explanation would be that he was stranded somewhere in cristal lake and on his own he survived until second movie, meanwhile the mother uses necronomicon but failed believing Jason 100% death but the deal was like inactive until part 6 made kicking in the deal making Jason what it is today
@@giuliocoppola6774 when the blood of the head of pamela touch the water of the lake, JASON WAKE UP FROM THE BOTTOM , sick dope, greetings pal
Correction: derek mears portrayed jason in the friday the 13th reboot in. 2009, not in 2019.
The 3d guy had hockey stuff on hand... that's wild
Jason is a deadite. It's never said directly but the book of the dead is in one of the movies and it's hinted that his mother used it to revive him.
Hes not a deadite. Shares 0 similarities and the book was just a prop. The crate from creepshow was also in the movie but nobody bats an eye about that one.
Director wanted him to be deadite.
Director can want whatever he likes. Doesn't make it any less false.
@@mikemodica2656 Director wanted him to be a deadite, asked Sam Raimi permission, Sam loved it and said yes. But because of licensing issues this could never be explicitly stated.
Therefore not a deadite in any regard.
I just love how he Kool-Aid Man's himself through most doors for dramatic effect. Too cool for doorknobs or really doesn't understand the concept of them? Regardless, it's an awesome way to bust into a scene. "OH YEAH!"
Fun trivia. So the story goes, the fan favorite Hodder wasn't used for Freddy vs Jason because the director wanted Jason to tower over Freddy, and Hodder wasn't considered tall enough.
Imagine if Jason upgraded to the dragon slayer from berserk. It would be an overload of cgi of people being cut in half