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Apr 13, 1984 · With Erich Anderson, Judie Aronson, Peter Barton, Kimberly Beck. After being announced dead and taken to a morgue, Jason Voorhees spontaneously revives, escapes from the hospital, and stalks a group of friends renting a house in the countryside near Crystal Lake.
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- Horror, Thriller
- Joseph Zito
- 1984-04-13
- The Precursor Jason
- Proto-Jason
- The Definitive Jason
- The Fake Jason
- Resurrected Jason
- Zombie Jason
- Slimy Jason
- Unfrozen Jason
- Back to Roots Jason
Friday The 13th Part 2
This was before the franchise found its footing. Everything about this version of Jason would not carry over into future sequels. One of those aspects would be the grand reveal of Jason's face as he leaps through a window. RELATED: 10 Ways Jason Voorhees Changed Over The Course Of The Franchise While effective in Friday The 13th Part 2, this version of Jason did not age well. The long red hair, the beard, and the overall farmer look make Jason look more akin to a Wrong Turn or The Hills Have...
Friday The 13th Part 3
It wasn't until the third film that Jason finally dons the iconic hockey mask that he is known for. It was also in Friday The 13th Part 3 that the blueprint for Jason's look was established: tall, muscular, bald, and imposing. The only returning feature from Part 2 is the deformed eye. The unmasked Jason is used quite effectively in Part 3. Once, he takes it off to taunt a character he had faced in the past. The most memorable scene is when he recovers from his ax wound to chase after Chris t...
Friday The 13th Part IV: The Final Chapter
Richard Brooker revolutionized Jason in Part 3, while Ted White's portrayal of Jason in Friday The 13th Part IV perfected him. With special-effects artist Tom Savini behind the scenes, the look of Jason was enhanced. It keeps everything that made Part 3's Jason so memorable and manages to do it even better. After Tommy Jarvis tricks Jason, his sister Trish uses Jason's own machete to knock off the mask. Then Tommy embeds the machete right into the killer's head, making him fall right on the m...
Friday The 13th Part V: A New Beginning
Technically, this one doesn't belong since it is not Jason. It is a paramedic named Roy Burns going on a killing spree after his son was killed. However, in the context of Friday The 13th Part V: The New Beginning, the identity of this Jason is kept as a mystery until the climax. RELATED: 9 Times The Friday The 13th Movies Jumped The Shark Roy Burns is unmasked when he is killed. It's an unmasking that left many Friday The 13th fans disappointed and confused. Not only did Roy Burns dress up l...
Friday The 13th Part VI: Jason Lives
AfterPart V disappointed fans, Jason would return with a bang. Literally, as Tommy Jarvis accidentally revives Jason via a lightning bolt. Jason remains masked throughout Jason Lives,but his face is shown at the beginning before he regains his mask. Hidden mainly in the shadows, the few clear looks at the decayed undead look at Jason are actually scary. Jason resembles a zombie who would not be out of place in George A. Romero's zombie movies. The only problem with it is that it is only featu...
Friday The 13th Part VII: The New Blood
Much like with Part 3 and Part 4, The New Blood takes whatJason Lives established and dials it up to eleven. Jason's makeup in The New Bloodis gnarly and disturbing, with his face exposed for a majority of the climax and played perfectly by Kane Hodder. RELATED: 5 Ways Friday The 13th Part VII The New Blood Is Underrated (& 5 Ways It Falls Flat) The New Blood version of Jason is much more damaged, rotten, and even more fitting of a zombie description. Though it was not Tom Savini, John Carl B...
Friday The 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan
In a drastic downgrade, Jason Takes Manhattan was given a much lower budget. Everything about Jason was reduced in comparison to The New Blood. The overall design of the character with the mask on has fans split. Some love the slimy look while others found it too simple and cheap. Where fans all agree is when Jason takes off his mask. Rather than an intricate zombie design, Jason's face looks like someone took a Halloween decoration and melted it. It looks laughable and makes an already hated...
Jason X
In a franchise such as Friday The 13th with so many entries, it was inevitable that one movie would go into space. When Jason is unthawed by scientists in the distant future, Jason's face is shown only briefly during an autopsy. Surprisingly, in a movie where everything is so cheap and tacky, Jason's face is a superb practical effect. Unfortunately, it does not match anything seen prior in the films and comes off more like a mutated Jason rather than an undead. The face never appears again, a...
Friday The 13th
In the Friday The 13th reboot, Jason Voorhees is back to his human form and played by Derek Mears. He's fast, deadly, and a rather cunning hunter. Paying respect to his debut in Part 2, Jason starts with a sack mask which is torn off when he attacks the farmer. This is the only time Jason's face is shown, and like inJason Lives, it's kept in the shadows. An odd choice since the special effect is pretty good in behind-the-scenes photos and the few glimpses seen in the movie. It would mark the...
Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter is a 1984 American slasher film directed by Joseph Zito, produced by Frank Mancuso Jr., and starring Kimberly Beck, Corey Feldman, Crispin Glover, and Peter Barton. It is the sequel to Friday the 13th Part III (1982) and the fourth installment in the Friday the 13th franchise.
Jun 19, 2017 · The back of the box includes photos of the figure with some of the accessories. the interior of the box showcases a large photo of Jason Voorhees and the window letting fans check out the figure. Jason sits in a plastic tray with one twist tie holding the figure in.
Jason Voorhees is the main antagonist and centerpiece of the Friday the 13th franchise and the secondary antagonist of the crossover film Freddy vs. Jason. He was an almost completely silent, undead and seemingly unstoppable killing machine.
- Jason Voorhees is the main antagonist of the Friday the 13th film series, created by Victor Miller, Ron Kurz, and Sean S. Cunningham. He is known f...
- No, Jason Voorhees is not based off a true story. He is a fictional character from the Friday the 13th series who first appeared in the 1980 movie...
- Jason Voorhees' weakness is water, as established in Freddy vs. Jason, and the psychological trauma associated with it. He also has a lowered chanc...
- It's a close call, but according to Michael Myers and Jason Voorhees are both strong, but Jason had a better chance of survival due to his greater...
- Born on June 13, 1946, Jason Voorhees was born with severe facial deformities, Hydrocephalus, an abnormally large head, and mental disabilities due...
The night after the events at Higgins Haven, Jason Voorhees's body is found and delivered to the morgue. After reviving from his wounds and escaping from the cold storage, Jason kills coroner Axel with a hacksaw, and then stabs nurse Robbie Morgan with a scalpel.
A part 4 Jason (as long as he isn't just a carbon copy of pt. 3), and a NES skinned Jason with crazy abilities would be the best two to put in-I think. Also, has anyone brought up the Jason from Freddy vs Jason?
