jason voorhees showcases his penchant for killing with the strident sounds of Rick Derringer’s “Demolition.”
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February 18, 2010
THE MANY FACES OF JASON VOORHEES
This is a non-profit fan made video made under the fair use act
I decided to do an update of my old video.
here you will see the evolution of jason voorhees the Friday the 13th icon from 1980 – 2009
You’ll also see the many different masks hes worn.
And the faces under the mask.
Also at the end some MISC faces he has had as either a child, flash backs, his demonic heart, the copy cat killer of part 5 Roy Burns and of course the people he possesed in part 9.
Friday the 13th (1980) Ari Lehman
Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981) Steve Daskawisz Dash, Warrington Gillette
Friday the 13th 3-D (1982) Richard Brooker
Friday the 13th 4 – The Final Chapter (1984) Ted White
Friday the 13th 5 – A New Beginning (1985) Tom Morga, Dick Wieand
Friday the 13th 6 – Jason Lives (1986) C.J Graham
Friday the 13th 7 – The New Blood (1988) Kane Hodder
Friday the 13th 8 – Jason Takes Manhattan (1989)
Jason Goes to the Final Friday (1993)
Jason X (2001)
Freddy VS Jason (2003) Spencer Stump, Ken Kirzinger
friday the 13th (2009) Caleb Guss, Derek Mears
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Vuelve el clásico de terror, Viernes 13. Buscando a su hermana desaparecida, Clay se dirige al espeluznante bosque del legendario Crystal Lake, donde tropieza con los viejos y decrépitos restos de una cabaña que yace detrás de unos árboles. Clay continúa con su búsqueda ayudado por una joven mujer. Lo que no saben es que es la casa de uno de los más terríficos espectros de la historia del cine americano: el infame asesino que caza en Crystal Lake armado con una sierra eléctrica jason voorhees.
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A fan teaser trailer for the horror sequel, It is believed to be an unlucky day, even the number 13 is believed to be an unlucky number too.
Friday the 13th is an unlucky day in much of Western Europe, North America, and Australia. Many people avoid travel and avoid signing contracts on Friday the 13th. Floors in tall buildings often skip from 12 to 14. And while the superstition is believed to be fading, it nonetheless has deep roots in both Christian and pagan culture.
The Day Jesus Was Crucified?
Many Christians have long believed that Friday was unlucky because it was the day of the week when Jesus was crucified. The number 13 was believed to bring bad luck because there were 13 people at The Last Supper. Since there were 12 tribes of Israel, that number was considered lucky.
Roots in Norse Mythology
Thirteen was also a sinister number in Norse mythology. Loki, one of the most evil of the Norse gods, went uninvited to a party for 12 at Valhalla, a banquet hall of the gods. As a result, he caused the death of Balder, the god of light, joy, and reconciliation. Loki tricked Balder’s blind brother, Hod, into throwing a sprig of mistletoe at Balder’s chest. Since mistletoe was the only thing on Earth fatal to Balder, the beloved god fell dead.
Literature and Folk Wisdom
During the Middle Ages, the superstition against Friday the 13th grew. On Friday, October 13, 1307, King Philip IV of France ordered the arrests of Jaques de Molay, Grand Master of the Knights Templars and sixty of his senior knights in Paris. Thousands of others were arrested elsewhere in the country. After employing torture techniques to compel the Templars to "confess" to wrongdoing, most were eventually executed and sympathizers of the Templars condemned Friday the 13th as an evil day. Over time a large body of literature and folk wisdom have reinforced the belief. In the 18th century, the HMS Friday was launched on friday the 13th. It was never heard from again. Since then, ships are not usually launched on that date. (Click here for other mysterious ship disappearances.)
Dinner With 13
It is considered especially unlucky to have 13 people at the table during a meal, such as in Agatha Christie’s mystery novel, Thirteen at Dinner. During the 1880s, a men’s group that felt superstition was an unhealthy influence on public life held Thirteen Club dinners. Those diners would have doubtless deplored Triskaidekaphobia, which is a fear of the number 13. They would also have looked askance at Triskaidekamania, which is an excessive enthusiasm for the number 13. (Take our Phobias Quiz on Triskaidekaphobia and other scary phobias.)
Rated R.
Today I bought a book for a half of the price- a very good deal for me. I have ever thought the combination of this day of the week /I am born on it/ and the number 13 – I am born on 12 and on 13 was my first day in life/is somehow artificially invented to frighten people .Are other that are thinking like me?
By the way I consider the 11.11 to be devil’s preferred combination as if he wants for ever to be first in destroying all he can.
It is a silly superstition.
I have an appointment to have my hair done on Friday 13th but some kids at school told me that if you have your hair cut on Friday 13th, witches can get hold of the clippings and put a spell on you. Can anybody tell me if this is true?
HOW OLD ARE YOU?! D:
Ofc it’s not flipping true
Friday 13th theme song with some pictures
a fantastic statue , not one to be missed.
The modern horror line from sideshow has been hinted at being continued so if you want any of the older modern horror statues from sideshow I would think now is the time.
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Thanks to youtube channel ” http://www.youtube.com/freesoundtrack ” for the intro and slideshow music.
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