These movies brought more victims to Crystal Lake for Jason Vorhees to dispatch.
11Jason X
2001
Jason X is the tenth installment in the Friday the 13th franchise.
Jason wielded his iconic horror movie weapon, the machete, in space for the late James Isaac’sJason X. Jason is resurrected again, setting him on a killing spree aboard a teen-filled yacht.
It did featureone of the bestFriday the 13thkillsas Jason has a boxing match with one victim.
However,fan opinion ofJason Takes Manhattanhas grown more positive in the years since its release.
Jason was never scarier than he was inPart III, and he was also never more cold and ruthless.
It also introduced the franchise’s best protagonist, Ginny Field, who only appeared in the second movie.
Danny Steinmann’sFriday the 13th: A New Beginningis one of the most notorious Jason movies for one big reason.
This was the only movie in the franchise that didn’t have Jason Voorhees in the movie.
Tommy Jarvis was back, and he was having nightmares of Jason years after the killer’s death.
However, when Jason returned and started killing again,no one could figure out how he survived.
This reboot centers on Clay Miller, a young man searching for his missing sister in Crystal Lake.
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The first 15 minutes of Marcus Nispel’sFriday the 13thremake are phenomenal.
But then the movie repeats itself, only in a more elongated fashion with new characters.
But the fourth film of the franchise managed to stand out because of who it primarily followed.
Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday is the ninth film in the horror/slasher franchise, directed by Adam Marcus. Jason Vorhees returns as a malevolent spirit seeking the means to resurrect himself - but to do so, he must find a surviving member of his bloodline. Leaping between bodies, Jason continues his trail of carnage in Crystal Lake as he hunts down his half-sister and her infant daughter.
Namely, the young Corey Feldman’s Tommy Jarvis, the ultimateFriday the 13thprotagonist if there is one.
Jason X is the tenth installment in the Friday the 13th franchise. This 2001 sci-fi horror film brings back slasher icon Jason Voorhees in 2455 after being cryogenically frozen for 445 years. As usual, anyone who crosses the path of the now cybernetically enhanced killer suffers a painful death, this time in outer space.
Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan is the eighth installment in the horror/slasher franchise featuring the hockey-masked serial killer Jason Vorhees. Jason is resurrected again, setting him on a killing spree aboard a teen-filled yacht. However, the survivors escape into New York City, setting the zombified serial killer loose on the Big Apple.
Directed by Steve Miner, Friday the 13th Part III is the third film in the horror/slasher franchise and picks up directly after the events of Part 2. Wounded and recovering from his last killing spree, Jason Vorhees prepares for his next set of victims when a new group of teenagers arrives at a remote cabin on Crystal Lake.
Friday the 13th Part 2 was directed by Steve Miner and written by Ron Kurz. It’s a direct sequel to the horror/slasher film Friday the 13th and is the second overall movie in the series. Two months after the first film’s events, the only surviving camper is murdered by a new unknown entity, acting as a catalyst for a new massacre at Camp Crystal Lake.
Friday the 13th: A New Beginning is the fifth film in the horror/slasher franchise directed by Danny Steinmann. Set over a decade after the last film, Tommy Jarvis returns after years spent in an institution after he slew Jason Vorhees to protect himself and his sister. However, when a new killer donning the mask of Jason arrives at Crystal Lake, Tommy must face his nightmare-given form once again as a new group of teenagers struggle to stay alive.
Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood is the seventh mainline film in the iconic horror/slasher franchise, directed by John Carl Buechler. Following a traumatic incident from her childhood, a telekinetic teenager named Tina Shepard returns to her old home on Crystal Lake years later, where she accidentally resurrects the masked serial killer, Jason Vorhees.
Friday the 13th is a remake of the 1980s iconic horror slasher franchise, directed by Marcus Nispel and released in 2009. This reboot centers on Clay Miller, a young man searching for his missing sister in Crystal Lake. As Clay runs into a group of friends vacationing at the ill-fated lake, a hockey-masked killer begins to stalk them relentlessly as they approach the campgrounds.
The rise of Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees in the ‘80s made them two of horror’s most iconic villains, and in 2003 after years in development hell, the pair finally faced off. In order to return to power, Freddy (Robert Englund) needs people to be scared of him again. To make this happen, Freddy resurrects Jason (Ken Kirzinger) and tricks him into going on a killing spree around Springfield. Things don’t go according to plan when Lori (Monica Keena) and her friends fight back, which results in Freddy and Jason duking it out for supremacy.
Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter is the fourth installment in the Friday the 13th franchise. Directed by Joseph Zito, the film continues the story of Jason Voorhees, the infamous and relentless killer, who goes on another murderous spree. Set in the familiar locale of Crystal Lake, it focuses on a group of teens who become Jason’s latest targets, culminating in a climactic confrontation meant to bring the saga to an end.
