Why does Jason Voorhees never die?
In the original movies, he was alive up until the 4th movie. He had always been severely injured, but never to an extreme where he died. Then little Tommy Jarvis put a blade and him in the 4th movie, thus killing Jason and putting him in the grave once and for all. BUT, in order to keep the series alive, producers made a 5th movie where some random guy was merely dressed as Jason, then in the 6th Friday the 13th movie they decided to have a freak accident at the beginning, in the cemetery where Jason was buried, involving thunder. Thus reanimating Jason and turning him into a non-stoppable Zombie. That's why he never really dies. :/ Jason is alive, and not a zombie, in the newest movie because it's a reboot. Jason appears to have died at the end of it, unless the end scene was some kind of dream or illusion, with which if true Jason will appear alive in the sequel. Or maybe they'll decide to go with some crazy zombie crap once again. (I sure hope not)
Is Jason Voorhees a zombie?
Hard to explain. My brother Phil used to be a Jason Vorhees fanatic bup to about part 6 or so... I mean when Jason started to go to Manhattan and stuff like that, it just got completelly ridiculous! Jason isn't a zombie in any sense of that term. Zombie comes from the black magic voodoo which turned regular folk into semi-brain dead pawns open to the spell-caster's suggestions. Then there's the living dead such as from the George A. Romero flicks, commonly known as zombies, although they are dead corpses reanimated to something which resembles being alive. So where does Jason fit in? Hard to say. If he is but an evil spirit, how can he affect living matter around him? And how could living corporeal people be able to do physical damage to him? Don't forget that in those Friday The 13th movies, Jason wasn't the protagonist in parts 1 and 5. I think the film makers wanted to do sequels after the first one, and decided to resurect the character of this drowned boy from the first one, without a proper explanation. My brother did read a book about this decades ago where it was hinted that possibly Jason was "cursed" during his living, to return from the dead to exact his revenge. ut it's been so long ago I can't recall for certain. In any case, those are my thoughts!
Jason voorhees question?
i always wondered...that chi chi chi ka ka ka sound that goes on whenever jason is in the scene...is that just his theme? or is that like the noise he makes? cuz i saw this one scene where his mask pops off and his face looks like a dried up skull and it looks like thats the sound of him breathing.
How did Jason Voorhees (Friday the 13th) die as a 9 year old child and come back as an Adult?
Jason never dies as a child in 1957. They only think he did. He survives the drowning, and due to the abuse by his father he never returns home and lives in a shack in the woods (he was deformed and not mentally stable). Revenging what she believed was her son's dead, his mother goes on a killing spree among the counsellors who let her boy drown because they were to busy smoking dope and having sex, and 22 years later jason witness the decapitation of his mother by one of these counsellors and starts to kill as revenge. Jason officially dies Part 4 hence the title, the final friday. An axe is stuck in his head by tommy jarvis. then in part 6, after attacks by copy cat killers, tommy jarvis stabs the dead body of jason out of fear to make sure its dead, with a metal pole. lightning hits the pole causing jasons undead rebirth. Jason coming out of the lake at the end of part one was a dream, or hallucination from Alice. Thats why he popped out of he water looking like a boy, instead of the almost 30 year old man that he actually was.
Why does Jason want to kill everybody?
...if you go by the history and storyline of the original films (...taking into account that Jason's appearance at the end of Part One, was originally supposed to be a dream), Jason really didn't start his murderous killing spree until after he supposedly witnessed the death/beheading of his mother. This is what pretty much set him off, and from then on, anyone who enters his territory, in and about the Crystal Lake area, are susceptable to his unmerciful vengeance... ...I suspect that in some way, shape or form, the new film will examine and exploit this storyline, as well....
What is up with freddys hand grabbing Jasons mask at the end of jason goes to hell?
it was the hint that freddy/jason fans have been waiting for for all this time--the freddy meets jason movie. For years and years, when these fans got together, they would start the discussion: what would happen if there was a fight between jason and freddy? Who would win? Wouldn't it be neat if they made a movie with the two of them in it? All these questions. Everytime there was a horror convention, everytime two gathered together, these questions and wishes came to surface. And it took them a very very long time to accomplish it, but they finally made the movie. And there was a promise to pair up other horror icons, but so far, nothing has come of that. It is a viable, profitable franshise, and would be an interesting movie or series of movies. if you haven't seen the freddy/jason movie yet, go for it. It isn't a bad pairing, and it does give you most of what they are about seperately, along with some interesting scenes between the two of them onscreen. It is called FREDDY VS. JASON.
The antagonist of the last movie you watched is bent upon killing you. The last thing you googled is by your side to defend you. How do you win?
On one hand, I’d be lucky, but on the other hand, I’d be a bit confused. The last movie I watched was the first Wreck it Ralph, so the villain that would be after me is this guy:If he is in this form, I’d have a pretty good chance of making it out alive, but if he is in his final form (I won’t spoil anything in case anyone reading this hasn’t seen the movie), I’d be screwed. Either way, though, I don’t see why King Candy would even be interested in killing me, unless I somehow ended up in Sugar Rush during his reign and he saw me as a threat or something.Coincidentally, the last thing I Googled happened to be the Fix it Felix, Jr. game that was in the movie because I wanted to see if it was real or not (it wasn’t before the first movie came out, but now it is). So, the actual game wouldn’t be of much use to me, unless I somehow gained superstrength and threw it on King Candy to crush him. However, if Ralph and Felix themselves were with me, I would have no problem defeating him, as they could just defeat him the same way they defeated him before. I’m not sure how useful I would be in defeating him, but I guess I could just challenge him to a race or something and hope I win.
Question about Freddy vs. Jason?
Freddy was accused of kidnapping and killing children, so the parents took out their revenge on him and killed him in a fire. He can't continue to kill people in their dreams, however, if everyone forgets about him. So he uses Jason to inspire fear and make the people think that it was really Freddy doing the killing. Jason drowned in a lake at camp after he was pushed in by children that teased him for being deformed or ugly. The people that should have been watching him were to busy getting busy to notice that he needed help. So I'm pretty sure that he is also seeking out revenge (but I'm not 100% sure on that one) Freddy and Jason end up fighting after Freddy was pulled out of the dream world and into the real world. I'm pretty sure the reason Freddy wants to fight him is because Jason was so blood thirsty he began killing the people that Freddy wanted to kill. So Freddy began to think that there wasn't enough room for the both of them and he wanted to kill Jason so that he himself could return to his former glory.
In the Movies Friday the 13th, if Jason died as a little boy how does he come back as a GROWN MAN???
WARNING: PLOT SPOILERS (and a good answer) BELOW! If you want the honest answer, it was a big continuity goof on the part of the writers of "Friday 13th, Part 2". At the end of "Part 1", a child-sized Jason burst out of the water and pulled a girl out of a boat. She survived, but a few months later Jason Vorhees, now FULLY GROWN, came to her house and killed her. They made some really feeble attempt at coming up with a reason why he's suddenly full-grown, but they didn't try very hard at it. (Also, it didn't match up with later accounts.) If you are trying to make sense of it all, here's my explanation: the soul of Jason Vorhees was so attached to his mother that when she died, he came back from the dead for revenge. He tried to avenge her as a little boy, but it soon became clear that that "little boy" body wasn't going to cut it. Supernatural forces allowed his zombie-like body to reach full maturity in just a few short months so he could carry out his unending quest for revenge. This explanation makes sense, and it fits in with the story presented in almost all of the other "Friday 13th" movies.