Friday The 13th Question....

[Inglorious]

So in The original Friday The 13th, when Jason died did his mom find him and he was talking, or did his spirit stay with her and say kill em' mommy??? Maybe she was a fruitcake...Was Mrs.Voorheese just a fruitcake?

[Hell Phantom]

Pretty sure she was a fruit cake....a moldy old one at that.

[Inglorious]

Moldy old one???

[Hell Phantom]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Penut:
Moldy old one???</font>

LMAO! Man dude, a bit slow on the jokes aren'y we? Fruitcake....I siad she was a fruitcake and fruitcake can get moldy from being old....ha ha? Get it?

[Fettdog]

This relates to the first Friday, so this thread is being sent on a one-way trip to the Past Horror Movies forum, via Crystal Lake.

[Jason Voorhees]

She was insane. She was basically acting out a conversation with her long thought dead son. Well, that's the most obvious explanation, anyway,

[Razorblade Smile]

I've always felt it was Jason's spirit. As far as the first film is concerned Jason is supposed to be dead. He's a ghost.

There are two reasons why I believe this. The last victim to be killed (The girl on the archery range) heard the cry of a child coming from outside. No, not the sound of a middle-aged-woman PRETENDING to be a child, but an ACTUAL child.

Then there's the age difference. Jason would have been in his early 30s if her were still alive at the time of Part 1. But the little gimp that flops about in the lake is certainly no older than 11. The police also never found a body alluding to my theory that Alice was attacked by some sort of phantasm.

That's why I think he was originally intended to be a ghost. But the sequels pretty much reversed that.

[XX]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Razorblade Smile:
I've always felt it was Jason's spirit. As far as the first film is concerned Jason is supposed to be dead. He's a ghost.

There are two reasons why I believe this. The last victim to be killed (The girl on the archery range) heard the cry of a child coming from outside. No, not the sound of a middle-aged-woman PRETENDING to be a child, but an ACTUAL child.

Then there's the age difference. Jason would have been in his early 30s if her were still alive at the time of Part 1. But the little gimp that flops about in the lake is certainly no older than 11. The police also never found a body alluding to my theory that Alice was attacked by some sort of phantasm.

That's why I think he was originally intended to be a ghost. But the sequels pretty much reversed that. </font>

That's a very interesting theory Razorblade, and very plausible as well. I hadn't given any thought to this.

Ya know, imo, It actually makes the original F13TH much creepier. Maybe Jason's vengeful spirit is what the old times were referring too the camp's supposed ''Death curse''?

[This message has been edited by XX (edited 08-30-2002).]

[Cyclonus]

Hmmm...the ending does imply the prescence of Jason's ghost, with that dream and the final shot of the lake. We don't know exactly what the filmmakers had in mind, but I really don't think that they meant for Jason to have survived. I seem to recall that the writer said he didn't have a sequel in mind when he did it.

[XX]

Hmm, That's also interesting Cyclonus, I hadn't known that.



[This message has been edited by XX (edited 07-26-2002).]

[Cyclonus]

Yeah, though at this point it's very hard to fathom.

[michael_myers_woman]

I thought she was a fruitcake

[teenkiller]

I agree with JASON VOORHEES. I think she was just crazy and acting out JASON'S voice. Well thats all for now GOoD JOURNEY my fellow schmoes.