I want that on a bumper sticker....I also want a beware. Of cuthulu sign to put up at the lake near my house

I was thinking the exact same thing!

I’m hollering 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Hilarious quote!🤣🤣

That line killed me 😂😂😂

when she watches Cabin in the Woods, she will finally realize why they never do

I saw this comment at the same exact time she said it 😂

And men too

For everyone

damn straight, no blasted showers either.

I remember reading somewhere that the sequels were all supposed to be independent stories based around the date of Friday the 13th

This was made as a cheap grind house movie for drive ins, but after Halloween’s success, the publicity department decided to advertise it as a legitimate thriller, of course releasing it on a Friday the 13th weekend. i bet their publicity campaign cost more than the movie but boy did it pay off.

@@anjealousanaconda9692 You're thinking of Halloween, actually. That was the original idea for Halloween, different stories all taking place on Halloween night (hence why the third movie has nothing to do with Michael Myers). There was never meant to be a sequel to Friday the 13th. The guy who made the first movie actually refused to take part in the sequels because it wasn't what he wanted.

@@judaihyuga No, they actually meant to do separated anthology movies like Halloween they DID explicitily say they wanted to copy Halloween, after all. And JUST like Halloween, the killers were too godamn good that the audience wanted more. Halloween then tried to do a second episode with "Season of the Witch" (after giving the audience a second Micheal Myers story) but it didn't worked out. Friday, then, had that "Goosebump"/"Grimm"/"Are you afraid of the dark" styled TV show.

@@MariuigiKhed you're gonna have to site where you read that then, because any behind the scenes features I've watched never mentioned anything of the sort. Halloween inspired the slasher elements, I don't deny that, but nothing I've watched or read ever stated that they were going to copy the original concept. Victor Miller, the writer for the original movie. Had no intention of continuing the series and none of the sequels had his approval. He flat refused to return for any of them.

Fun fact, Taso Stavrockas played decapitated Pamela Voorhees

I'm going to be repeating this all day

One minute you’re lookin at happy little trees, and the next….

@@AlandaParker be sure to watch *Children of the Corn 🌽* by STEVEN KING

No offense to Jason right?

@@TwilightLink77 of course not. I don't like Jason's movies as much, but I did watch all of them growing up.

Not just that, but her mannerisms when she was fighting Alice and how she kept getting these huge hits, and getting back on like nothing happened.

Girl what’s the ending? What’s the ending girl?

What do you mean? What do you mean?

Try to design the shirts, that would be cool

Thank you!!

@@AlandaParker btw. When watching these old movies keep in mind 2 things. 1. The US population has increased drastically. The US population in 1980 was only about 1/4 of the current population. And 2. We live in what is literally the safest time in human history (yes let that sink in for a hot min) and the side effect of that is people (least in first world nations) can't accurately judge danger. They usually either under estimate or over estimate how dangerous things are. In the 70s and 80s people usually under estimated danger. However since 9/11 people usually tend to over estimate danger. Take covid as an example. Covid has a roughly 99.7% survival rate but people are freaking out like it's the Spanish flu or black death.

I gotta say , that’s the best quote I ve heard in a reaction video .

Tom Savini, NO WONDER!!!! completely missed this in the credits 🤦🏾‍♀️

Alice gettin her bag! 😂 love it

I hear she was stalked in real life after the movie came out.

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I laughed the second she said that line

Thank you 😄!!!

Some sequels did get silly and also non of horror movie series can keep their own established rules , most set up rules in two first movies and then ignored those .

@@pete_lind The problem with sequels is that it's not always/usually the same people that make them. There are 12 of the Friday the 13th movies... Can't wait to see who gets to write/direct Friday the 13th, *part 13!* GODZILLA has over 33 movies. (you can get lost in which movies are remakes, sequels, sequels to remakes, reboots, reimagines, etc)

I agree with horror movies one should watch in chronological order start with early silent horror movies then move forward if you did that you would know what "One of Us, One of Us, One of Us" reference means in later Horror films.. just a tip from a horror movie buff...btw really enjoying your channel... can't wait for you to explore the Hammer Studio Horror films from the early seventies.

Thank you so much 😊!!!!

Thank you!! 😄

YES- Kane Hodder is the saving grace of the later films. Jason wouldn't be as iconic if not for him imo.

Yea i think she will get used to “final girl” in this franchise lol

@@ScientificallyStupid so true he made the Jason

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it’s crazy that that movie was 10 years ago. It’s still scary as fuck.

Ok cool!

@@AlandaParker Also, there is an actual horror comedy called "The Final Girls". Very underrated film and great fun. I highly recommend that one.

@@nikolaiquack8548 Seconded! Definitely an overlooked gem!

Thank you so much!!! 😊

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Thank you so much!! 😊

Thank you 😄! I try (actually it’s like a fever dream and I have almost no clue what’s come out of my mouth until I’m editing 💀).

I was shocked when they killed the snake but then I remembered it was a low budget movie from the 80s lol.

Well she would have if you just didn't tell her there was a twist at the end. It is better if someone isn't AWARE. js

The fact that you commented everything I was going to comment lol

I was actually an extra on Sleepaway Camp, with a few of my friends. It was filmed near my hometown in upstate NY. I was thirteen years old. We didn't know we were in a horror movie. We thought it was going to be something like the movie Meatballs.

@@SterlingFogg how was the cast? and which do you prefer sleepaway camp or Friday the 13th!

Thank YOU 😊!

That’s so cool and awesome

I heard that from dead meat :)

April Fool's Day was so polarizing at the time but I think now people appreciate it more for what it is. Lots of great 80s actors in it which ups the appeal tremendously.

@@deacongowan117 pretty good of you to spoil it.