The first Friday the 13th movie debuted in 1980 capitalizing on the slasher genre's rising popularity and spawned a total of twelve films, including a 2009 remake and crossover with Freddy Krueger from A Nightmare on Elm Street. Jason Voorhees, the hockey-mask-wearing killer, serves a the driving force of the franchise, even though the The repetitive sound used for the Friday the 13th franchise is often identified as "cha, cha, cha" sound but that's not accurate. The theme music created by Manfredini was actually " ki ki ki, ma ma ma ". When Pamela Voorhees is revealed as the killer towards the end of the first movie, a message came through as she was losing her mind. Boobs being a key part of Friday films and 6, the best in the series, has no nudity at all. They even cut one of the best kills from the original cut of the remake to make a kill that shows an actress’s boobs. But for sure, it’s well constructed, has good kills, and has some interesting ideas. 1. Playhorror4real. Friday the 13th, however, abandons this template almost completely. It is not, by any stretch, a remake of the original movie. It is not, by any stretch, a remake of the original movie. Somehow, a remake always has the feeling of wiping the slate clean and trashing everything that came before as ‘old.’ It feels like the ‘old’ Bond and the ‘old’ Batman and the ‘old’ Elm Street and the ‘old’ Star Wars. I don’t want people thinking of the classic Friday the 13Th series as the ‘old’ Friday the 13Th. The film that started it all Unwary campers ignore the locals’ warnings and one by one they find out how unlucky Friday the 13th can be. Five years after the massacre at Camp Crystal Lake, the legend of Jason Voorhees lives on. Despite ominous warnings, a group of counsellors encounter horrors of their own. The Friday the 13th franchise could be saved by The Secret Diary Of Pamela Voorhees, a prequel Jason Lives! helmer Tom McLoughlin has already written. The prospect of adding a prequel to a well-loved horror franchise is always a tricky one. In many cases, like director Rob Zombie’s contentious Halloween remake, prequels can unintentionally The main difference between it and most of the franchise is that it's actually shot pretty well. Like Shreddy said, I haven't seen much hate on here about it. Mostly towards remakes and reboots in general. I think it's a solid entry in the F13 franchise. They could have taken out the explicitly remake-y parts (mask reintroduction, re-enactments .

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