Before mass murderer Jason Voorhees chose a hockey mask to do his slaying, he apparently decided to just throw a sack/bag over his head and go on his merry, psychotic way. He did this in the second FRIDAY THE 13TH film and it seems Platinum Dunes’ upcoming remake/reboot/whatever of the franchise will be paying homage to this. The folks over at “Shock ‘Till You Drop” have your first look at Voorhees Mach 1, which you can see pictured to the right, and you can click HERE or on ole sack head to check it out big-sized. Does this mean the film’s gonna kick some ass? Maybe. Maybe not. But it sure is fun calling Jason sack head. Ole sack head does what he does on February 13th.
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