Fun fact. The opening scene was shot in Corey Felman's backyard. He only had time to make an appearence for just one day bc he was busy with The Goonies at the time.

She got it. It was Roy as Jason. *"Nailed it!"* she says. Roy was laying on a bead of nails.

Corey Feldman was originally meant to star in this movie, but he was busy filming a movie called The Goonies ;) So instead he filmed a small cameo. Also, the mrs. is a pretty good detective ;) =)

This is always been one of my favorites for two reasons: 1. Really unique inventive kills 2. Reggie the Reckless’ scream

The whole reason this movie started was over a damn chocolate bar.

My dad loved the mother of the crazy guy. Me and my sister were born in the 70s and our dad introduced us to all the Friday the 13th movies.

I knew it was Roy when he first showed up. The camera lingered on him too long and then the 'menacing' shot of him standing near Joey and the other orderly clinched it for me

Im a 40 year old and my wife is 30 so you two remind me a lot of us. I have seen a shit load of these 80 classics and she hasn't seen any of them. I love to watch the look on her face when we watch this stuff.

I just love the commentary, she quickly figured out the next moments as they are traditional moments

Fun fact: The girl who was killed while dancing, was the daughter of the Actress who played Christen's Mom in Nightmare on Elm Street 3 and 4. Also, great reaction. I also think Jason's killings get more and more creative as the movies go on. Not scary, but super creative when it comes to how he kills.

"It's them damn enchiladas!" best part of any Friday movie lol

This was filmed very close to me here in Southern California. The halfway house is in Camarillo, mostly filmed in Moorpark but the Diner scene with Lana is the legendary "Rock Store" in Agoura Hills. The Jarvis house is in the Topanga hills and Chris's family cabin was in Stevenson Ranch in Santa Clarita.

Interesting how an ambulance driver has superhuman strength.

Mark Venturini, 24 in this film (Vic with the Ax), sadly passed away in his 30's from Leukemia.

Part VI is my favourite as it's the most "fun" of the Friday series, it's very self aware and doesn't take itself too seriously.

Poor guy's last words were "Oooh Baby"...lol. But I still find myself singing this when I'm sitting on the throne.

I used to hate this one, but it's grown on me over the years. It's good sleazy fun!

I’m already pumped for Hellraiser and Evil Dead franchises in the future.

This movie suffers mostly from poor planning, as well as interference from the studio execs and the MPAA. The basic idea of someone else doing the killing after Jason's death was actually a pretty solid one. And using Tommy as a red herring as to the identity of the killer was a good idea. It was just executed very poorly. The unnecessary close ups of Roy looking all creepy was a dead give away as to who the killer was. Had those scenes been cut, and Tommy had been given scenes where he sees hallucinations of Jason just before each murder happens would have made it much better. I also would have had a news report that Vic had escaped police custody and was now at large and considered armed and dangerous as another red herring, only to have Pam and Reggie find his mutilated body in the barn hayloft near the end. The MPAA are the ones who insisted on the toned down death scenes, which is why the deaths were so much less bloody in this one. They also insisted on the love scene between the couple in the woods be trimmed down by a lot, which is why the homeless drifter was introduced. Originally that scene was a lot longer and showed a lot more. The studio insisted that there be either a false jump scare or a kill (preferably a kill) once every 5 to 7 minutes in the movie. Thus the movie has a much higher victim count than any of the previous entries in the series (the first two had 9 each, the third had 12, the fourth had 13, and this one had 20). Thus this is the first movie to really lean into the "introduce a character and then kill them off" trope which unfortunately has become a staple of the franchise. Introduce Joey and then kill him. Introduce the two greasers and then kill them. Introduce the waitress and her boyfriend and then kill them. Introduce the homeless drifter and then kill him. Introduce Demon and Nina and then kill them. Sure it gives us a bigger body count, but because we don't get to know any of the characters introduced we don't care that they're being killed off. It also robs the film of the time it needs to build up any tension and suspense. Most of those kills could have been eliminated in favour of building up tension, suspense, and developing the core group of characters that we're ACTUALLY supposed to be caring about. TLDR: This movie would have been better with fewer kills, more suspense, more character development of the core characters, making the killer less obvious, and making Tommy (and possibly Vic) a better red herring(s).

I’ve seen bits and pieces of men’s fashions from the 80’s return. Polo shirts and Members Only jackets were back for a minute. I’ve also seen hipsters wearing acid wash jeans. Mullets are kinda coming back and I’ve seen young black guys wearing high top fades. There were so many fads in the 80’s some of them are bound to return.

She figured it out pretty quick quicker than I did but I was a kid when I first saw it in the 80s

This is where they really started to slide into self-parody, though Fake Jason actually kills more people in this film than the real Jason did in any prior single film. Part six kind of just pretends this never happened. It's funny looking at it in modern times, as we've jumped forward about ten years to when Tommy is grown, and yet somehow we're still clearly in the '80s.

"Those damn enchiladas!" - Demon

the actor Mark Venturini who played Vic was 24 in the movie. Sadly he passed away 11 years later from leukemia.

Friday the 13 - Part VI - Jason Lives. It's one of the best in the entire franchise, you'll like it!

While this movie was one of the “poorer” efforts in the eyes of most fans, I give it a bit more credit for 2 reasons. Firstly, it has the most number of unique kills out of the whole series in a single film. Secondly, I liked the twist (of sorts) that it was a fake Jason doing all of this. It was sort of like an R-rated Scooby-Doo: “Now we’ll see who the Ghost of Jason really is… *gasp* it’s Roy!” “Yeah, and I would have gotten away with it too, if those meddling kids hadn’t killed me first.”

Miguel Nunez had a good movie career after this one, just like some other actors in these films so he gets added to the list of Friday The 13th kills of actors who end up having a good movie career.

The actor playing Vic in the beginning is also in a movie called Return of the Living Dead,which you should definitely watch.I’m sure others must have already mentioned this,but allow me to add my voice to the group.Also,I guess I should let the missus know that,while it is somewhat of a comedy-horror movie,it can be very stressful.

15:29 - see the black writing on the toilet wall, right side of Demon's head? It says 'Fadden Was Here'. Victor Fadden was the character who axed Joey to death at the start of this movie. Nice continuity there

This movie is funny, the mom and her crazy son killed me xD

80s fashion DID come back for women for sure. The ripped jeans thing is back in a big way. I've seen a bunch of ladies wearing them lately while running errands, going to the store, etc. I lived through the 1980s. Things happen in cycles, I guess.

Went to the Chicago Horror Convention today, had a blast. The actor who played Ethel and Junior reenacted a scene for me, of course after I bought an autographed picture from both. Talked with Deborah Voorhees about how she was fired twice from teaching because of the nudity in the movie. Chatted with Shawnee Smith, asked her about any stories from "The Stand," and I guess she replaced Diane Lane, which pissed off Rob Lowe. Also, she improved the scene where she throws a shoe at him, and does a crazy run, once again he was pissed, but the crew were dying with laughter. Her daughter was there with her. Vasquez from Aliens was there, and her best friend from the movie was there, he's 64 years old and still jacked for his age. He pretty much said that during all of last year and this year, he was hitting the weights, cardio, good diet, etc.

The problem with this one is that the studio made them put extra deaths in (like the guys in the broken down car, the waitress) so the already weak plot makes no sense.

I have been watching non stop the last three days since I discovered you wonderful people! Your the Jim Ross of Horror! Love your black hat

I got Tiffany Helm's (Vi) autograph a couple years ago at a HorrorHound convention and couldn't resist asking about and then shamelessly trying to re create her dance. She was awesome. Fun Fact : Her real life mother is the actor who plays Kristen's mom in A Nightmare On Elm St. 3

I watched this movie on VHS for the first time when it released, my brother and I did a "Stand by me" style trip down the railroad tracks to the lake, through the woods and into our friend from school's neighborhood to watch this movie. I had forgotten how cheesy and piss poor the kills were in this movie, MPAA; "Quick, Cut away from that shitty fake looking kill" They better get going, Gramps has to go give Alex Rogan a pep talk about holding onto life tight so he breaks the score record on the Star Fighter game! My friend he says after threatening him. Oooo baby Oooo baby! My dad also noticed people drop the duce quite often then never wipe, in these movies!

So, you should have asked her about 15 more times "Who's doing the killings?", because I didn't hear that enough to suit me. 😉 Anywhoozle, I look forward to the reaction for the next installment, which is IMHO the best film in the franchise.

Fun Fact: "Vic The Axe Murderer" and "Demon," Reggie's brother, both had roles in Return of the Living Dead which also was released in 1985. Return of the Living Dead is an absolute must.

26:10 Damn, I was waitin' for him to come back with "Now are ya _sure_ it was Roy? I don't know. Could've been somebody else."

She figured out it was Roy so fast lol. They couldn’t have made it more obvious.

FUN FACT: AT THE END OF THE MOVIE WHERE THEY SHOWED THE WINDOW BROKEN IN TOMMY'S ROOM IN THE HOSPITAL, THAT BROKEN WINDOW IS A COPY OF JASON'S MASK. THATS PRETTY COOL HUH? YEP.

I remember the opening sequence from when I was about 4 years old in 1985-86. I've been a fan since!

Your wife is such a good sport!

Ever since you referred to the Final Chapter as a "porn" I've been dying to see your reaction to this one! lmao

Vic and Reggie's brother both reappear in Return of The Living Dead.

This movie was filled with improv. A bunch of.the cast is coming to.the Horror convention in Chicago, can't wait

I actually liked this one. It at least had a plot (unlike part 3). But I agree they gave too many clues about the killer's identity making it easy enough to figure out. The only mystery held until the end was his motive.

The Mrs's dry remarks make me think she and I were separated at birth (even though I'm probably about fifteen years older). Thanks for another fun video, guys! :)

Just ran across you guys, love watching you guys! Haha, "she wins the wet t-shirt contest...." Almost blew my drink outta my nose. I remember the wet t-shirt part of this movie and thought the same thing.

Debi Sue Voorhees. You know what question I‘m answering. LOL

Riding the struggle bus is a line I must now remember lol

Those Enchiladas would be Chipotle in 2021.....with the same results....😄😅🤣

08:56 " BAH GAWD ! , that table's broken in half , that table has a family DAMN IT ! "

I like part 5 because it was a return to the mystery story like part 1, but 6 is my favorite.

Ahh part 5 where you want Jason to take out all of his victims. Nice use of a Dodgeball quote by the Mrs.

Fun fact Robin was in Psycho 3.

19:48 MR. Movies bustin' a move lol. Poppin' n lockin' 😂👍

I like that Dudley from Different Strokes and Miguel Nunez from Tour of Duty played in here.

I like this movie, but I honestly consider this as a stand alone film of the franchise.

I'm pretty sure the guy who runs the home is the same guy who gives Indiana Jones his fedora in Last Crusade

I watched Crystal Lake Memories awhile ago. Well, according to the actor who played Reggie, Violet's death had her being stabbed a little lower, but someone, either the studio execs or the MPAA, told them no. Editing to add this. John Shepherd turned down playing Tommy again for Jason Lives. Because of that, plans to include Pam and Reggie in Jason Lives were scrapped, as John Shepherd, Melanie Kinnaman, and Shavar Ross were considered a package deal.

I'm starting to think that you knew it was Rory before you watched it.I think you seen it before. Lol

Can't wait for the next one because that's when the series just goes completely off the rails.

Every watch the movie again you can literally see the stuntman playing Reggie's grandad run and jump through the window

Jason staring up at Tommy through the window is stolen as a goof from the Michael Myers backyard laundry scene.

This is actually my favorite Friday the 13th movie

Corpses in the top bunk! Stabbed from under the bed! Body thrown through a window! Fake out ending! All Checked!

I love how this movie keeps introducing new characters just to kill them off on the same scene.

Did I completely miss my drunk combo Friday the Fifth movie I thought existed

This is probably my favorite because of that mom and her son lol. Reggie is great to me, too.

at 3:33 min "Hi Dudley!" Seriously, that's Dudley from Diff'rent strokes. He needed help after the bicycle man incident. TBH the belt kill is my favorite. I find it the more inventive than using an axe. You'll love part 6!

That is definitely the best part of the series. Mark my words..

*It's the robot for me!!!!!!* 🕴🤖🎶

You guys have to listen to the dvd commentaries on this movie, It's so hilarious

6 & 7 are 2 of my favorites... Mrs movie's continues to wear the proper shirts for the occasion 👍

this one is one of my favorites due to how hilariously bad it is... for me it's a pure "so bad, it's good" movie. always a joy to watch.

That dude chopping wood like those guys in the Amityville horror movies. Maybe he should have left him alone. That angry paramedic look like Bruce banner in incredible hulk show. You don't want to make him angry lol. Jason can never die like Michael Myers lol

The girl dancing in her room is the actual daughter of an actress who played one of the moms in one of the nightmare on elm street movies.

Have to say... this is one of my favorite 13th movies. Along with parts 2, 4, 6 and X. People hate on this one though.

Little movie fact: the actress who played Violet is the real life daughter of Brooke Bundy, the actress who played Elaine Parker, Kristen Parker's, mom in Nightmare 3 and 4

Cowboy guy doing the robot.... not hatin' it.

Man I love watching y’all’s reaction videos great stuff.

Great choice in Films!💯 She was onto Roy pretty quick 👍

Originally the kills in this movie were very brutal and gory. Example: the girl that was dancing was originally split down the middle starting from her va jay jay. So the movie became a victim of the MPAA who wouldn't let the movie go to theaters unless the kills were watered down. That's why almost every scene in this movie has the kill taking place off screen/off camera. to this day none of those scenes have ever surfaced on any dvd or blu ray. some of the scenes were supposedly destroyed or lost. the MPAA also did this to some of the other Friday the 13th movies and those deleted scenes have never been seen as well. I remember watching this movie in theaters. years later we rented it out and my mom made me shut it off. not because of the horror or the kills but because every other sentence in this movie contain a bad word. So many F-bombs and all that.

You me and the movies remind me of horror host Joe Bob Briggs. I use to love watching him host horror movies I'm the 80s and 90s.

Fun fact the girl that gets the scizors to the eyes is actually named Vorhees

the Actress seen at the start of the movie where she and her Boyfriend brought in by police was hired do to the fact her Real last Name is Voorhees. which the producer and Director found funny. The Actress said her death scene and Nude Scene was the first thing filmed.

As a younger boy, I chose my favorite Friday movies by how awesome Jason looked in the movie and didn't pay too much attention to the plots of the movies. So part III is one of my FAVORITES cause I think Jason just looks so menacing! The giant, hulking, backwoods looking type! And on that note, part VI, the next one to watch has one of my favorite looking Jason's EVER! They somehow got him to look modern and classic all at the same time....

‘He’s a silent guy, huh?’ Me: nope...he’s a shotgun/rifle kinda guy

The next one, part 6, I think is the prototypical Friday The 13th. It has everything everyone thinks of when they think of a Friday The 13th movie.

9:46 - Aww, you covered the best part! lol

Junior and his mom was the funniest parts of this movie. My mom and I are always quoting them off and on. And oh yeah the enchiladas guy was funny too with his oh baby song lol

Corey Feldman was too busy filing Goonies to come back for this entire movie....

Wanna stop Jason? Feed him one of those damn enchiladas.

Jason and tommy doing Michael and Laurie scene in original Halloween when he disappeared before her very eyes lol

That is a top move with the cushion that bruv... having it strategically placed on your lap all the way through the film, considering how many birds get their tits out loool.

The characters are some of the weirdest and more bizarre in the series, but the silliest element of the film is how everything happens basically because a kid got killed over a candy bar.

The actor playing Tommy in this had no idea it was a horror movie. He was told it was a movie about a camp. He was horrified when he discovered what he'd actually signed on for. Dude's hardcore religious, but props to him for not bowing out, at least. EDIT: Also, the guy chopping wood who kills the heavy-set kid was in Return of the Living Dead. He played the main punk, the one with the chain on his face. Suicide, think his name was. If I recall right, he passed away not long after this movie.

Fun Fact: the kills in this movie were cut because of the motion picture association they had a problem with horror movies at the time.

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