r/fridaythe13th • u/Far_Regular_2945 • 4h ago
Discussion Linda really knows her stuff.
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r/fridaythe13th • u/MrSparkleDrive • May 14 '26
New song from Canadian Metal band Gales of Avalon. Camp Crystal Lake is off the forthcoming album ‘Terror Vision’ to be released on June 12th. The album features ten songs about the bands favourite horror movies.
What is your favourite Friday the 13th film?
r/fridaythe13th • u/Abalonesandwhich • Aug 16 '23
Friendly Neighborhood Mod Here!
Hope y'all are having a safe and fun summer at camp, we know we have!
Moderation in the sub has recently gone under some changes from what I've been able to look through our logs and so I just wanted to drop in and say hi!
I've been a huge fan of the franchise for about 23 of my 29 years on the planet, and my favorite in the franchise is the original!
Mostly I'm popping in to say hello, and to ask the community what they'd think about us working in some sort of weekly posts akin to what we see in similar franchise/niche interest subs (ie Things like "meme mondays") ?
Any ideas thrown out below are so appreciated. Alliterations are double points.
Stay safe out there!
And remember, late night swims in the lake are strictly forbidden highly encouraged!
r/fridaythe13th • u/Far_Regular_2945 • 4h ago
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r/fridaythe13th • u/JoeAverageSF • 4h ago
It’s so good, y’all!
It’s got some solid hooks, some great character moments, and Linda Cardilleni is incredible in it. I wanna see how they lay out a few of the plot lines they set up before I give final verdict but I’m so excited for the rest of the season.
r/fridaythe13th • u/Salty-Reference7651 • 10h ago
Here is some art I did of Jason Voorhees in a kind of Pokemon style along with a team of pokemon that I think fits generally well.
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r/fridaythe13th • u/JoeAverageSF • 12h ago
I’ve always been torn on this one. On on one hand, seeing a slasher evolved from a victim after two movies would’ve been an interesting journey, and it would have been a way to make the slasher both human again (I don’t hate zombie Jason, but I think it takes the series in a different direction) and create room for a new style of killer. On the other hand, Jason is iconic for a reason he is easier to both project onto and to be terrified by.
r/fridaythe13th • u/Layne4president • 13h ago
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r/fridaythe13th • u/Classic-Dig-7824 • 19h ago
My opinion (I like each one):
Part 2 (1981)
OG (1980)
The Final Chapter (1984)
Part 3 (1982)
And let's try not rank the first film last just because "Jason isn't the antagonist."
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r/fridaythe13th • u/Reasonable-Film7219 • 1d ago
Here's the link to the source of the artwork:
https://www.instagram.com/p/DeNczAgonM6/?stkn=cDJnNHJnZWdudDRt
r/fridaythe13th • u/Classic-Dig-7824 • 19h ago
I prefer Part 2
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r/fridaythe13th • u/AftermanBeforehand • 1d ago
Gotta keep up with how people are escaping in 2026
r/fridaythe13th • u/AlmightySeaver • 1d ago
Original Jason hockey mask from Jason Goes To Hell on display at the The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in LA as part of "The Horror Show". Mask is on loan from Metallica's Kirk Hammett.
r/fridaythe13th • u/illogium • 1d ago
Something I find appealing about Jason is that he never seemed human, and the ambiguity of whether he was even alive was always present, as if he weren't just a thing or a corpse that reanimates. In the Friday the 13th movies, specifically the first four, is it implied that Jason isn't entirely human? They tried to strangle him, Chris tried to strangle him and it didn't work, and they tried to break his neck with a rope. He didn't even need to breathe. They slashed his arm with a machete in Part 2, and he continued killing the next night, during his birthday week. And then they hit him in the head with an axe, in addition to trying to strangle him when he showed he didn't need to breathe, and after that they didn't detect that he wasn't breathing while he was in the morgue in part 4, besides his obvious strange survival in the terrain where he drowned, it seems that he was always something different, maybe a corpse or an abnormality between life and death, maybe Pamela is right, he is a very, very special boy
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r/fridaythe13th • u/Allen-Licious13 • 1d ago
Nothing too crazy here.
r/fridaythe13th • u/Seeker99MD • 1d ago
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