My ranking would be: Parts 1 & 2 (tied for 1st place); Part 6 (2nd place); Part 3 (3rd place); Part 4 (4th place); Part 5 (5th place); Part 7 (6th place); Jason X (7th place); and Part 8 (8th place). Part 9: Jason Goes to Hell doesn't rank at all.
Ties with #1 as the best. #1 had the mystery aspect to it that was pretty cool. #2 had a slight bit of that same mystery to it, but it really fully fleshed out what F13 was all about.
Following the release of Friday the 13th (1980), Adrienne King had numerous encounters with an obsessive fan. The situation escalated into a stalker case, and she decided to avoid any further acting opportunities. She has not done any on-screen film work since, but has done voice over work on several films more than 15 years later. According to co-producer Dennis Stuart Murphy, the idea to have Jason wear a burlap sack over his head in Part 2 came from their costume designer, who figured it was the type of readily available item Jason could have conceivably and easily procured. In the scene when Jason crashes into the window and grabs Ginny, the actor, Warrington Gillette was actually hurt. He tried to break into the window, only it didn't break, and he ended up banging his head really hard on the glass. A shot of the infamous double-impalement was cut to avoid an "X" rating, yet a gory still photo of this censored shot appears on the back of the videocassette box. The footage of the censored portion was finally recovered in 2020 from an old VHS of the gore shots that Carl Fullerton kept for his portfolio and was included on the Scream Factory deluxe collection of the films. The plot of part 2 shocked most people associated with the original film. Betsy Palmer, Tom Savini and Sean Cunningham all have made public remarks about how stupid it was that Jason was alive the whole time, and if he was then why didn't he just tell his mother that he was alive which would have avoided all the murders in part 1. Jason in this film is dressed to look exactly the same as the hooded, burlap sack killer from The Town That Dreaded Sundown (1976). The only difference is that the burlap sack he wears has only one eye hole, and his shirt has a slightly different plaid design. With Tom Savini unavailable, they turned to Stan Winston to deliver the gore for Part 2. Unfortunately, Winston was forced to leave due to scheduling conflicts, making way for Carl Fullerton. Within 5 years, Winston won an Oscar for his work on James Cameron's Aliens, and his Stan Winston Studios would go on to be responsible for the design work on The Terminator, Alien, Jurassic Park, and Predator series. After a decade in gore, Fullerton ascended to the A-List of Hollywood make-up artists with Glory, The Godfather Part III, Silence of the Lambs, and Philadelphia. Jason's original name was Josh, but screenwriter Victor Miller decided that wasn't scary enough, so they changed it to Jason. 48 seconds were cut by the MPAA to avoid an X rating. Actress Adrienne King (who played Alice) explained how her death (the ice pick scene) was filmed on Facebook: "It was a "retractable" ice pick that was not tested before use...the first time the ice pick did NOT retract. Second take..the lazy propsman (not Jason) had to aim for the hole in my face!” Lauren-Marie Taylor had a legitimate crush on her on-screen boyfriend, Tom McBride, but was unaware at the time that he was gay. The main poster depicts Jason holding a bloody hatchet except he never uses one to kill any of his victims in this, however he does plant one in Jeff and Sandra's bed when Paul and Ginny discover it. To this day, it is still unknown whether it was Ginny or the rat who urinated under the bed, but Amy Steel revealed in an interview that the "pee" was actually Coca-Cola Mark's football shirt has the number "81" on it, the year of this film's release. Terry's dog Muffin is a Shih Tzu. Lauren-Marie Taylor's first film role During the climactic fight between Jason and Ginny, Jason raises the mattock to block Ginny's machete swing. Amy Steel said that during the first take, the timing was wrong and she accidentally hit Steve Dash's finger, causing him to have to go to the emergency room. Steve Dash has photos of him being treated in the ER in full costume, fake machete still stuck through his shoulder. After his finger was stitched up, he returned to set that night and insisted they complete the scene. She said they simply put a rubber cot on his finger, and applied make-up to make it look dirty. According to Adrienne King, there was no script for her scene which is why she didn't know her character died. She showed up to set, found out Jason was going to kill her, and that they needed her to completely improvise a phone conversation. So, everything with Alice talking to her mom on the phone about struggling to move on with her soon-to-end life was unscripted. Throughout the final scene, the mummified head of Mrs. Voorhees is noticeably an actress wearing makeup rather than a fake head. The final shot is a close-up of the head, ending in a freeze frame before the credits roll. Originally this shot ended with Mrs. Voorhees opening her eyes and smiling, but at the last minute Steve Miner decided this effect was hokey and cheapened the movie's impact. During filming of the first take of her death scene, Adrienne King was injured when the prop ice pick failed to retract as it was pushed into her temple. Alice and Crazy Ralph, the only two surviving characters from Friday the 13th (1980), who are eventually killed off by Jason, are not mentioned by name at all throughout this sequel. Almost every Friday the 13th movie has a prankster, or a comic relief character. In Friday the 13th part 2, it's Ted, played by Stu Charno. In the middle of part 2, Ted tells Ginny and Paul he's going into town to get some beers. Ironically, this characters wind up avoiding the slaughter by not missing the last call. Because he stays in town all night long, chasing Beers and girls, he is able to avoid Jason. Ted is only one of the characters who survives the carnage simply by going off and partying for the rest of the movie. In every other Friday the 13th, the characters that are introduced are all killed off except for the final girl (and sometimes there's a final girl and a final guy). Ted is not the final guy or girl, he's just goes off and parties, and oddly for a slasher movie, this saves him. Scott is the first victim of Jason to be killed with his signature machete. In the scene where Terry is swimming at night, the first notes of the iconic Jaws-Theme are played and implemented in the score. It's a nod to the famous Spielberg movie. According to director Steve Miner, the ending where Jason attacks Ginny through the window is not a dream, which also gives us a mystery as to what happened to Muffin. Both this film and Halloween II (1981) feature their villains killing a law-enforcement officer with a hammer to the head (although Mr. Garrett in Halloween II is a security guard, not a police officer or sheriff's deputy). Both movies were also released in 1981. This film, in May, and Halloween II in October.
I'd say you should add Part 6 into your top four picks. Part 6 was amazingly well-done. Part 5 was better than we thought back in the day. Part 5's Tommy and that goofy redneck mother and son were the primary problems with it.
You seriously can't beat a good ol' slasher movie! Plus we seriously need new modern day slasher movies, because these never get old! If you can't successfully reboot the franchise, then come up with new original ideas movie makers.
I wish they’d make movies like this again, without too much effects
Same I wish that
Not...gonna...happen, my Millennial Pals.
For real
Part 3 when he gets the hockey mask right?
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yeah
Yep
One of the best Friday films.
Hands down but part 4 and part 3 also rule
My favorites are the original, part II and part IV
Part 2, Part 6 and Part 4 is the best
My ranking would be: Parts 1 & 2 (tied for 1st place); Part 6 (2nd place); Part 3 (3rd place); Part 4 (4th place); Part 5 (5th place); Part 7 (6th place); Jason X (7th place); and Part 8 (8th place). Part 9: Jason Goes to Hell doesn't rank at all.
Ties with #1 as the best. #1 had the mystery aspect to it that was pretty cool. #2 had a slight bit of that same mystery to it, but it really fully fleshed out what F13 was all about.
Following the release of Friday the 13th (1980), Adrienne King had numerous encounters with an obsessive fan. The situation escalated into a stalker case, and she decided to avoid any further acting opportunities. She has not done any on-screen film work since, but has done voice over work on several films more than 15 years later.
According to co-producer Dennis Stuart Murphy, the idea to have Jason wear a burlap sack over his head in Part 2 came from their costume designer, who figured it was the type of readily available item Jason could have conceivably and easily procured.
In the scene when Jason crashes into the window and grabs Ginny, the actor, Warrington Gillette was actually hurt. He tried to break into the window, only it didn't break, and he ended up banging his head really hard on the glass.
A shot of the infamous double-impalement was cut to avoid an "X" rating, yet a gory still photo of this censored shot appears on the back of the videocassette box. The footage of the censored portion was finally recovered in 2020 from an old VHS of the gore shots that Carl Fullerton kept for his portfolio and was included on the Scream Factory deluxe collection of the films.
The plot of part 2 shocked most people associated with the original film. Betsy Palmer, Tom Savini and Sean Cunningham all have made public remarks about how stupid it was that Jason was alive the whole time, and if he was then why didn't he just tell his mother that he was alive which would have avoided all the murders in part 1.
Jason in this film is dressed to look exactly the same as the hooded, burlap sack killer from The Town That Dreaded Sundown (1976). The only difference is that the burlap sack he wears has only one eye hole, and his shirt has a slightly different plaid design.
With Tom Savini unavailable, they turned to Stan Winston to deliver the gore for Part 2. Unfortunately, Winston was forced to leave due to scheduling conflicts, making way for Carl Fullerton. Within 5 years, Winston won an Oscar for his work on James Cameron's Aliens, and his Stan Winston Studios would go on to be responsible for the design work on The Terminator, Alien, Jurassic Park, and Predator series. After a decade in gore, Fullerton ascended to the A-List of Hollywood make-up artists with Glory, The Godfather Part III, Silence of the Lambs, and Philadelphia.
Jason's original name was Josh, but screenwriter Victor Miller decided that wasn't scary enough, so they changed it to Jason.
48 seconds were cut by the MPAA to avoid an X rating.
Actress Adrienne King (who played Alice) explained how her death (the ice pick scene) was filmed on Facebook: "It was a "retractable" ice pick that was not tested before use...the first time the ice pick did NOT retract. Second take..the lazy propsman (not Jason) had to aim for the hole in my face!”
Lauren-Marie Taylor had a legitimate crush on her on-screen boyfriend, Tom McBride, but was unaware at the time that he was gay.
The main poster depicts Jason holding a bloody hatchet except he never uses one to kill any of his victims in this, however he does plant one in Jeff and Sandra's bed when Paul and Ginny discover it.
To this day, it is still unknown whether it was Ginny or the rat who urinated under the bed, but Amy Steel revealed in an interview that the "pee" was actually Coca-Cola
Mark's football shirt has the number "81" on it, the year of this film's release.
Terry's dog Muffin is a Shih Tzu.
Lauren-Marie Taylor's first film role
During the climactic fight between Jason and Ginny, Jason raises the mattock to block Ginny's machete swing. Amy Steel said that during the first take, the timing was wrong and she accidentally hit Steve Dash's finger, causing him to have to go to the emergency room. Steve Dash has photos of him being treated in the ER in full costume, fake machete still stuck through his shoulder. After his finger was stitched up, he returned to set that night and insisted they complete the scene. She said they simply put a rubber cot on his finger, and applied make-up to make it look dirty.
According to Adrienne King, there was no script for her scene which is why she didn't know her character died. She showed up to set, found out Jason was going to kill her, and that they needed her to completely improvise a phone conversation. So, everything with Alice talking to her mom on the phone about struggling to move on with her soon-to-end life was unscripted.
Throughout the final scene, the mummified head of Mrs. Voorhees is noticeably an actress wearing makeup rather than a fake head. The final shot is a close-up of the head, ending in a freeze frame before the credits roll. Originally this shot ended with Mrs. Voorhees opening her eyes and smiling, but at the last minute Steve Miner decided this effect was hokey and cheapened the movie's impact.
During filming of the first take of her death scene, Adrienne King was injured when the prop ice pick failed to retract as it was pushed into her temple.
Alice and Crazy Ralph, the only two surviving characters from Friday the 13th (1980), who are eventually killed off by Jason, are not mentioned by name at all throughout this sequel.
Almost every Friday the 13th movie has a prankster, or a comic relief character. In Friday the 13th part 2, it's Ted, played by Stu Charno. In the middle of part 2, Ted tells Ginny and Paul he's going into town to get some beers. Ironically, this characters wind up avoiding the slaughter by not missing the last call. Because he stays in town all night long, chasing Beers and girls, he is able to avoid Jason. Ted is only one of the characters who survives the carnage simply by going off and partying for the rest of the movie. In every other Friday the 13th, the characters that are introduced are all killed off except for the final girl (and sometimes there's a final girl and a final guy). Ted is not the final guy or girl, he's just goes off and parties, and oddly for a slasher movie, this saves him.
Scott is the first victim of Jason to be killed with his signature machete.
In the scene where Terry is swimming at night, the first notes of the iconic Jaws-Theme are played and implemented in the score. It's a nod to the famous Spielberg movie.
According to director Steve Miner, the ending where Jason attacks Ginny through the window is not a dream, which also gives us a mystery as to what happened to Muffin.
Both this film and Halloween II (1981) feature their villains killing a law-enforcement officer with a hammer to the head (although Mr. Garrett in Halloween II is a security guard, not a police officer or sheriff's deputy). Both movies were also released in 1981. This film, in May, and Halloween II in October.
The first four Fridays were the best
I'd say you should add Part 6 into your top four picks. Part 6 was amazingly well-done. Part 5 was better than we thought back in the day. Part 5's Tommy and that goofy redneck mother and son were the primary problems with it.
FR FR
Ginny And Paul Part 2 1981.
Rick And Chris Part 3. 1982
Trish and Rob part 4. 1984.
Pamela and Richie Part 5.
Tommy and Megan Part 6.
Tina Part 7.
My favourite Friday`s movie.
Where can I watch them?
stil part six is my favourite
Ofmg yes same I love the part 6 outfit
but as i like how jasin looks in part 7
@@skrrrrprrrr52 same his outfits are really cool but the one that actually scared me is the baghead Jason outfit
@@jasonvoorhees1351 me too
Part 6 perfected the series. Had the perfect mix of comedy and horror. Also, had a totally awesome soundtrack.
This is where Jason made his 1st appearance
Too bad Casey forgot that.
No way what!! We totally never knew that!!!
It's true
Wow... You really know your stuff!
@@eringoode2681 thx. I enjoy the franchise growing up, & Jason is really something else
My man Crazy Ralph failed to heed to his own warning of"staying away" from camp blood.🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂🙌🙌🙌
Friday the 13th🔥
A good movie
Where’s 8 9 10 11 12 and 13
You seriously can't beat a good ol' slasher movie! Plus we seriously need new modern day slasher movies, because these never get old! If you can't successfully reboot the franchise, then come up with new original ideas movie makers.
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This one was okay too Friday the 13th part 3 part 6 part 7 and 8 was better
Jason Vorhees was unmerciful even the guy bound to his wheelchair got the machete onto his face.😢🙄🙌
Needs more Kevin Bacon.
How many times the girl go scream
the font choice was bad in this one
jayson monster
Grew up watching these. Hate the re‐makes
There was only one remake so far
video😃👍
It's the day😂
Loved the hot chick oh yeah loved the scene when she went skinny dipping!
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