RELATED: 5 Reasons Why Friday The 13th Is The Most Iconic Slasher Franchise (& 5 Why It's Nightmare On Elm Street) The main reason that slasher movies are so terrifying is that they are more relatable. Stories are often on the news about instances involving knives and similar weapons, which is why these types of movies are so scary to watch Anyway, the Friday the 13th reboot is the better movie, and it is my (perplexingly unpopular) opinion that it is one of the best movies in the franchise. I don't understand why fans of this franchise dislike it, because it's like a streamlined love letter to the first four movies, with a super-badass and wily Jason. Just plain nudity: Part V (also a see-thru wet shirt during the final chase) but Bree's nude scene in the remake is my favorite. In fact, the remake is the hottest overall movie of the series (messaging breasts with oil, the sex scenes and Bree's dance). Ok_Dependent5675. •. Part 5 had to most nudity in the franchise. r/fridaythe13th. Jason Voorhees is the main antagonist of the Friday the 13th reboot, a 2009 re-imagining of the original 1980 film. An alternate and updated version of the classic character of the same name, Jason was portrayed by Derek Mears, and briefly by Caleb Guss as a young boy. Unlike the original Jason Voorhees, this reboot version seems to be far more intelligent, utilizing traps and tunnels around The big surprise about the new Friday The 13th is that it arrives so late in the remake-anything-scary-from-the-'70s-or-'80s cycle. As demonstrated by the enjoyable 3-D My Bloody Valentine and the Friday The 13th Part 2 Remake script Hey everyone, I was looking around the web looking for Friday The 13th Part 2 script (Jason´'s first appearance), and I found this script that it turns out is a sequel to the Friday The 13th 2009 remake. The truth of the matter is, Friday the 13th needed a remake more than any other existing horror franchise. Although Jason Voorhees is an iconic horror figure, the previous 11 films never settled The story is template 'Friday the 13th,' if a bit overstuffed. Jettisoning the "counselors return to reopen Camp Crystal Lake" plots of the original flick, as well as its matriarchal villain (it was Jason's mother who was the killer in 'Friday the 13th,' in case you forgot), the remake instead recaps the entire first film in its first three Vay Tiền Nhanh Ggads.

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