Jason is finally dead enough to bury.Have you ever gone to bed and, right before you drifted off, you wondered: “What if they made a new Muppets movie?” But you also had some questionable shellfish, so you slid off into some freaky nightmares instead? Well, wonder no more! Tommy picks up the machete and jams it into the maniac's skull before hacking him to pieces. Transfixed, Jason drops his guard, allowing Trish to knock his mask off. Just as he's about to deliver a killing blow, Tommy comes downstairs, having shaved his head in order to look like a young Jason. Meanwhile, Trish manages to injure Jason, but he is still able to overpower her.
He reads about the trick Ginny pulled with Pamela's sweater and hatches a scheme of his own. As she's escaping, Tommy discovers some of Rob's newspaper clippings about Jason's rampage at Camp Packanack. When Trish and Rob enter the party house and discover the carnage, Jason kills Rob and chases Trish back to her family home. Trish, a neighbor who lives with her kid brother Tommy and their mother, is informed of the situation thanks to a man named Rob, who is in the area to investigate the death of his sister from the second movie - an event that took place roughly three days prior. To help you better understand the masked figure haunting your nightmares, we're here to explain Jason's backstory from its brutal beginning to the eerie end.Īfter getting his hockey mask back on, he slaughters them all. Whether he's inexplicably surviving drowning or being literally dragged to (and subsequently returned from) Hell, Jason's storyline can be hard to pin down. What began as a classic morality tale wrapped in some good old-fashioned Hollywood violence has blossomed into one of the most complicated and lore-heavy horror franchises in history. His relentlessness, brutality, stealth, and supernatural powers make him the scourge of skittish viewers' nightmares and a cornerstone of the slasher genre. Few who have seen the Friday the 13th movies are able to go camping without looking over their shoulder once or twice for a maniac in a hockey mask. But in the years since, there's no denying that he's become the summertime boogeyman.
It would be another year before Jason Voorhees, the Friday the 13th series' iconic killer, took the reins of the franchise in Friday the 13th Part 2. The culprit? Friday the 13th, a brilliant, bloody blockbuster that tore beautiful Camp Crystal Lake to pieces. In 1980, the world lost the ability to look at wholesome, scenic summer camps and feel anything but terror.
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