Friday the 13th (1980) | First Time Watching! | Movie REACTION!

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[@TSHHVA24]

I love the first Friday the 13th, it's the only movie I can think of where the twist is enhanced by the movie having sequels, because people know of Jason from so many other things. All the sequels are fun, good is a whole other thing. 2,4, and 6 are my personal favorites. I don't want to spoil anything, but the first 4 movies form a very loose story arc for Jason becoming Jason.

[@chrisharris6206]

Summed it up brilliant , grew up in the,80 s man Great Franchised. Remember when my brother and I were watching another horror movie. And he said Chris that nothing. He said he saw this movie, with a knife thing thru the throat and decapitated head. I said what , he said Friday the 13, it had just came out . Whoa 😳.

[@BigGator5]

"You see, Jason was my son, and today is his birthday..." Fun Fact: Adrienne King's scream was the deal maker when she was auditioning for Alice. Snake Wangler Fact: The scene with the snake was not in the script and was an idea from Tom Savini after an experience in his own cabin during filming. The snake in the scene was real, including its on-screen death. Location Location Fact: The movie was filmed at Camp No-Be-Bo-Sco in New Jersey. The camp is still in operation and it has a wall of Friday The 13th franchise memorabilia to honor that the movie was set there. Music Enthusiast Fact: Composer Harry Manfredini has said that contrary to popular belief, the famous "chi, chi, chi, ha, ha, ha" in the film's score is actually "ki, ki, ki, ma, ma, ma" and it is meant to resemble Jason's voice saying "kill, kill, kill, mom, mom, mom" in Mrs. Voorhees's mind. It was inspired by the "Get her, mommy! Kill her!" scene in which Pamela Voorhees breaks mentally. Manfredini created the effect by speaking the syllables "ki" and "ma" into a microphone running through a delay effect.

[@scottwilson3741]

The guy that killed the snake, was Harry Crosby. Either son or grandson of Bing Crosby

[@finster1968]

And an animal trainer had loaned out the snake. He was unaware they planned to kill it for real (which they did). He freaked out about it afterwards and was crying. I can’t say I blame him. That could easily have been faked with good camera work. Although this was an extremely low budget movie.

[@richardstange5939]

Friday the 13th is an absolute classic. It doesn’t get the respect it deserves. It is also my favorite franchise.

[@PerryCJamesUK]

The best series of horror films ever! 100%.

[@joshuanelson6795]

I'm glad you two actually gave credit to the coffee-making scene. A lot of people criticize it as needless filler, but I thought it did a good job at building tension and a sense of loneliness. Great reaction!

[@LiirThropp2687]

I agree. I kept expecting something to happen. The quietness of the scene worked.

[@finster1968]

Absolutely. The coffee scene was brilliant for the times. Because slasher movies were uncommon and it built great tension. People expect everything fast paced now.

[@xenialafleur]

This movie was not made with the intent of it being a series. That came later. Jason doesn't get his full iconic look until Friday the 13th Part 3.

[@Vyperus69]

and the Friday the 1 "remake" where they literally just mushed parts of 1,2 & 3 together lol

[@jamesgatz4490]

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[@wickedcraft]

Marathoning as many of these movies as I can today (my habitual Friday the 13th activity). Glad to see you bring this to the channel in honor of today.

[@maplenutsreact]

Omg, That sounds like such an intense day!

[@jaredwiggins539]

@@maplenutsreact despite witnessing the killings does watching this Film in a way/in anyway make both of y'all love birds want 2 go Camping & Hiking in the Wilderness?

[@ianhill8345]

Great reaction guys to a classic movie with a young kevin bacon plenty of friday movies to do

[@kristopherwood7521]

Kevin Bacon's kill rig actually malfunctioned a bit. The blood wasn't flowing right so someone blew into the hose, making it spurt up. They kept it in because it was a better effect.

[@FordMaverick-m3b]

More than likely they also didn't have the budget to do it twice anyway. Turned out great in the shot we got though.

[@kennethlane7645]

Such a good fake out on who the killer actually is. At least for people who haven't been spoiled on it beforehand. Explains everything to like why were people just so responsive to her like oh it's just a nice seeming lady nothing to worry about here. And then the jump scare at the end. Cheffs' kiss.

[@johnpittsii7524]

Hope you two are having an great and awesome day ❤

[@egglady]

So glad you enjoyed this! The first Friday the 13th is by far my favorite of the series. I think it’s genuinely well made but it’s usually talked about as a trashier version of Halloween, so I’m happy you appreciated the filmmaking. I like the first few sequels as well, part 2 and 3 are easily the best of them in my opinion.

[@JJgibson1]

The other killer you was trying to think of that’s similar to Jason is Michael Myers from Halloween(1978). Which is the film that sparked the slasher genre. Michael came before all the slasher icons besides Leatherface.

[@PrinceJediMaster]

Black Christmas was before Halloween

[@JJgibson1]

@@PrinceJediMaster Correct but the way I see it…. It seems like the killer in Black Christmas is not a icon slasher.

[@michaelschwartz8730]

I really love how much harder Jordan takes Annie's death than Chadra does 😆

[@craigbeddow8030]

Friday the 13th followed Halloween in promoting slasher films as more than just a cheap B movie, most people would have thought Jason's father/brother was the one killing the counselors after they allowed Jason to die. So you get two really good twists, the killer being a sweet old lady, and then the jump scare at the end with Jason. The sequels are more slasher type films, as Jason makes his debut so to speak, and an iconic horror character was created. Took 3-4 films to get the full Jason we all know and love now, but if you like horrors/slashers, the full Friday 13th part 1 to 8 make a pretty good marathon, and Freddy V Jason is a good crossover for fans.

[@Vyperus69]

and then the killer being the mother and not the father/brother ended up retroactively becoming a twist that it was Jason's mother instead of Jason lol

[@egglady]

People would not have known who Jason was in 1980. He isn’t mentioned until Mrs Voorhees enters the film, so the audience would have had no expectation at all back then, other than thinking the killer was a man (because a man stood in for Betsy Palmer during the kill scenes.)

[@Vyperus69]

@@egglady yes and no, people would have thought it was a man in 1980 because the killer in practically every slasher movie from the 70s was a man. Then upon hearing the story of how Jason died they would have thought momentarily that the killer would most likely be his father or brother (some.may even have thought it was actually Jason, who had somehow survived the drowning with no one knowing). The "his mum" being the killer has always been a twist in the movie, the twist just happened to change over time.

[@damnedash9526]

Seriously love watching you guys react to these favorite movies I've loved for years. It's so much fun for me. Lol

[@maplenutsreact]

Oh yaaay! That makes me so happy ❤

[@chrisgrove7829]

I love the use of rain and birds and owls cooing in night. The cinematography is actually really decent. And I love the subtle way they portray Ned feeling like a third wheel, as he’s watching Kevin Bacon and his girl frocking along the lake front, right before demise.) and the mystery that this first outing offers, is really good as well:)

[@michiganjfrog366]

I can't believe it's 44 years already.. I remember my best friend went to Mississippi to stay with his grandparents for a month over summer vacation When he came back he told me he had seen this movie and told me all about it... I was so jealous but we ended up going to see it pretty soon after that. Jason and Leatherface are my favorites

[@WadeWallenstein]

Leatherface, Freddy and now Jason! 80s was truly the best time for Slasher films with Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Halloween leading the way. Paramount Pictures distributed 8 of the films with the last coming out in 1989. New Line Cinema would get the rights to it and distribute 2 more, Freddy vs. Jason and then a reboot. You should also check out Halloween from 1978!

[@FordWMaverick]

The snake in the cabin was someone's pet on loan to the production. The owner didn't know they were going to kill it. Also, Part 6 is my favorite and gets my recommendation.

[@dedman13]

Y’all gotta watch at least the first 8 😂. But seriously 2 Is great, 3 is important for a big reason. 4 is one of the best in the series. I love 5 but others don’t for a big reason. 6 is the best made in terms of shots, script, editing, pacing and budget. 7 is my favorite and 8 the last made by paramount before moving to new line cinema.

[@commanderkorra3316]

Just a normal dude with a Machete had me cracking up tbh. I am not much for horror, but Jason is my favorite. Just this huge dude with brutal force and wrecking people. He is pretty terrifying imo. definitely not normal. Love your reactions

[@MLJ7956]

Great reaction you two to a classic iconic 80s horror flick....if you're really wondering about Jason, he is the franchise main killer from Part 2 onward (and he gets his iconic hockey mask look in Part 3)... They made a total of 10 films in the original timeline, a crossover film with the 'Nightmare On Elm Street' franchise ('Freddy Vs Jason' - with Robert Englund returning as Freddy) and one remake/reboot film, so far. There was also a short 3 season TV series called 'Friday The 13th: The Series' (made by the same producers of the movie series) in the late 80s as well but it had nothing to do with Jason (it was more like an X-Files meets Wearhouse 13 anthology series). It was mostly entertaining but it is very different. Recently since original writer Victor Miller won in court the full legal rights to the original Friday The 13th script/story (the Jason character from 2 onward & all the rest of the sequels film rights are still owned by producer Sean S. Cunningham, Paramount Pictures & New Line Cinema), Victor Miller has been working with the Shutter network to possibly make a 'Crystal Lake' TV prequel series about Mrs. Voorhees (so far no word on where that progress is yet or when it is even going to get made?) If you want to watch a cool retrospective look at the entire Friday The 13th series, then check out 'Crystal Lake Memories: The Complete History Of Friday The 13th' documentary (it contains lots of interviews with many of the franchise cast and crew members & lots of behind-the-scenes photos, never before deleted scenes and videos clips) and hosted by Corey Feldman (who was in Friday The 13th parts 4 & 5). Happy Friday The 13th & don't go into the woods alone 😉

[@tlyon2]

I always like when people don't see the twist coming in the first film' it always puts a smile on my face, as for sequels just watch parts 2 though 4 and if you want to stop after that you can. But I really like part 6 as well and its pretty good too!

[@Vyperus69]

I find it funny especially when most of them have probably seen the first Scream Movie which literally spoils this movies twist if you haven't seen it before

[@ChrisReise]

26:30 The close up shot of Mrs. Voorhees' body shows the toothpicks on her neck. The toothpicks that held the head on. Also, the hands that come into the shot are Director, Sean Cunningham's hands.

[@erikbjelke4411]

My favorite story about the making of this movie: Betsy Palmer, who played Pamela Voorhees, was very much NOT known for this style of film. Her car happened to die, and she needed a new one, and then this job crossed her path, and it paid exactly what she needed for a new car. She read the script, and said "This is just horrible, this is the worst thing I've ever read, no one will ever see this! I'll do it." Figuring she'd get a new car out of a movie that would make no money, no one would see, and would be quickly and quietly forgotten. She's kind of stunned it's become such a pop culture icon, but enjoys the fandom she's amassed from it. As she says, people who would have never heard of her otherwise know who she is because of their love of this film and this franchise. The whole franchise, to me, is fairly even. Compared to, say, Nightmare on Elm Street. The best Friday isn't as good as the best Nightmare, but the worst Friday isn't as bad as the worst Nightmare. But truly "classic" Jason, the one most Friday fans think of when they think of Jason, doesn't really show up until Part 6. Sadly, Part 7 is when most agree the franchise starts going downhill, yet is also when we get the most iconic Jason, played by Kane Hodder.

[@Budsfan67]

The curse of Jason made all bras in a 5 mile radius dissappear. That's why Mrs. Voorhees was so pissed she had to strap those bad boys up.

[@DanielSSilva-616-]

This might be one of the few examples of a retroactive twist in movies, can't think of another one, nowawadays throughout the movie one expects it to be Jason but ends up being his mother. I wonder if this was as much of a twist then as it is now... You should check out the Slashstreet Boys, a Backstreets Boys parody featuring Jason and Freddy among others. You were surprised at the red phone booth, didnt you have those where you are from? It looked pretty much like the ones we had here in Brazil, we used to call them "orelhão" ("big ear" in English).

[@imnotabotrlyimnot]

Yeah, it's a great unintentional twist for those seeing it now, but when it came out originally it wasn't a twist at all. No one knew anything about Jason. I guess to some extent it was a bit of a surprise that the killer was a woman.

[@Vyperus69]

the beginning of the 1st Scream Movie summed up the retroactive twist and people thinking Jason was the killer really well imo.

[@CoffeeNToys]

Smart dropping on Friday the 13th ;) Glad you guys enjoyed it!

[@Vyperus69]

when I was a teenager here in the UK in the mid 90s there was always a tv channel that would show the first 3 or 4 Friday the 13ths in the week of Friday the 13th, with the last on Fri 13. i.e it would either start on tues and end on friday.

[@Doglover79586]

Watching more Friday the 13th

[@rogerrabbit5110]

A hidden jewel of a horror film would be the “Poughkeepsie Tapes.” Just a name to throw out there, as it’s quite underrated. Thank you for the reaction!

[@Ronald-ih9fm]

Saw this back in May of 1980 in a pack theater with most people including myself under the age of 17 and we all had the same reaction it was an incredible popcorn movie. When Mrs Voorhees showed up everybody in the theater were so relieved but when she turned out to be the killer we were back on a roller coaster ride

[@chatanugadotorg]

I first saw this movie on Friday, February 13, 1987. I'd seen the commercials for the movies over the years prior (by this time we were up to part 6) so I watched expecting to see a guy in a hockey mask show up. The twist of who the killer was in the first movie was a complete surprise. As far as which ones to watch, I'd say watch at least through part 4. After that, I think the series started going downhill. The scores for the movies were awesome as well and added so much to the atmosphere. I still remember listening to the score from the first movie one evening in my home office with only my desk light on. It got to the part where Marcie is slowly going towards the showers when my neighbor's car alarm outside the window went off. I swear there was a human-shaped imprint on my ceiling for a while afterwards.

[@agarven1]

I love your guys reaction to this because you thought Jason was the killer in the movie but the plot twist was the Jason’s mom which you were not expecting. The camp No Be Sco is located in NJ. The camp is still there and they have Friday The 13th memorabilia around there. That would be cool to go see the location. When I used to live in Illinois, in Wisconsin they have a lake called Crystal Lake

[@Savoy1984]

Always love that line by Kevin Bacon when he says smoking causes cancer, pretty ahead of its time for a film made in 1979… and even though I don’t smoke I don’t mind smokers.

[@dionysiacosmos]

If y'all haven't seen it yet, before watch any more slasher type movies you need to watch the grandaddy of them all: Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho!

[@phallondavenport470]

I hope you guys see part 2 of Friday the 13th. It's just as good

[@jaredwiggins539]

Maplenuts React here's a little Guide when it comes surviving Misses Voorhees's baby boy in the Sequels! Camp Crystal Lake Survival Guide Do's 4 everybody teenage years & older that'll potentially end up meeting him (Jason Voorhees) in person #1 Use Your Head #2 Embrace Your Inner Child #3 Fight Back if embracing your inner child doesn't work & there's no escape/other way out or if help ain't coming #4 If ya encounter Jason Voorhees or severed body part of someone (1 of his apparent victims) get the heck outta there faster than fast & no hanging/sticking around #5 When it comes 2 Jason Voorhees always use the buddy system by making certain/sure your buddy's slower, weaker or dumber than you're Don't's 4 everybody teenage years as well as older years that'll probably end up meeting him (Jason Voorhees) in person & potentially/most likely end up dead somewhere in his wilderness #1 Don't: Play the kind of Jokes/Pranks that Ned Rubenstein, Theodore Bowen, Scott Cheney, Sheldon P. "Shelly" Finkelstein & Edward Kelso play because if there's 1 thing Jason Voorhees hates more than humanity it's a jovial jokester/prankster #2 Don't: Abstain #3 Don't: Preach #4 Don't: Be A Dude (Male Gender) #5 Don't: Go off by yourself 2 sulk, think or be alone #6 Don't: Go Skinny Dipping in the lake that's a sure fire death sentence #7 If ya find severed body part of a friend or camp counselor don't stay & investigate #8 Don't: Try 2 Play Mind Games with Jason Voorhees or pretend that you're his mother #9 Don't: Flirt with the gals/guys in sexual activity of any kind (Hanky Panky) #10 Don't: Take the tent #11 Don't: Rely on a tool more complicated than a pointy stick #12 Don't: physically Touch Jason Voorhees or mentally try 2 reason with Jason Voorhees #13 Don't: Offer Jason Voorhees anything that's including your credit card #14 Don't: Try 2 Unmask Jason Voorhees or give him Mouth 2 Mouth #15 Don't: Get Jason Voorhees wet #16 If you're in close proximity of seemingly deceased Jason Voorhees don't touch him don't step over him don't try 2 move him 2 another location/place because he's just going 2 get up & be extremely/very p'd/ticked off #17 Don't: Go digging up Jason Voorhees from his grave if he's been dead 4 years he'll only come back 2 life & will either succeed in killing ya or try 2 kill ya #18 Don't: In any way tease or taunt the telekinetic girl because in the end you'll want that gal on your side #19 Don't: Take the Camp Crystal Lake boat cruise 2 New York #20 Don't: Show your breasts #21 Don't: Turn around in general because Jason Voorhees will likely/probably be right there behind ya #22 If ya go 2 Camp Crystal Lake don't bring the Hockey Mask from Friday the 13th Part 3 because Jason Voorhees is just going 2 come & take it from ya #23 If the lights are out & everybody's missing don't make a pot of coffee/any drink or anything 4 breakfast/lunch/dinner #24 Don't: Hide in a/the Sleeping Bag because it's just another 1 of Jason Voorhees's favorite ways 2 kill ya #25 Don't: Go back 4 anything ya lost anywhere #26 Don't: Wait until ya need the gun 2 see if it's loaded #27 Don't: Go 2 your car/jeep/van it most likely won't start either because it's out of gas or Jason Voorhees has been there #28 Don't: Sign on 2 do a sequel because he (Jason Voorhees) is going 2 come back & permanently get cha anyway #29 Don't: Say he's dead I killed him (Jason Voorhees) or worst of all it's over because it's not over it never is #30 Don't: Enter or go anywhere dangerously close/near his (Jason Voorhees) grounds/home/territory (Camp Crystal Lake AKA Camp Blood/Camp Dead in the Wessex County National Forest of New Jersey) because there's a Death Curse there #31 Don't: Be a douche towards each other #32 Don't: Be a Junkie/Drug Addict #33 Don't: Be a Slut because Sluts are always/often/usually the 1st on Jason Voorhees hit list 2 die (Female Gender)

[@BluDemonOzzy]

Fun Fact 1! The snake belonged to a handler who was never told they were going to kill it. He was so upset, crew members had to hold him back. Very Rude! Fun Fact 2 in the scene where Alice finds Bill's body on the door. They wouldn't let her see the prosthetics to get a genuine reaction from her. That scream was very real. And lastly, that's right Alice. Go ahead and get your finger prints all over the murder weapon and implicate yourself, there's a good girl 😂 Lol I love this franchise and I love this channel.(Your Crow reaction popped up in my feed randomly and that's how I found you two) Stay spooky & happy Halloween 🎃

[@hotflesh66]

The character Bill is actually actor/singer Bing Crosby’s(White Christmas) son. The only reason actress Betsy Palmer did the film was she needed the 10K for a car never thinking she would be a horror icon, would be going to horror con festivals, and the franchise would make hundreds of millions of dollars plus be culturally significant. React to another ULTIMATE Summer Camp movie: SLEEPAWAY CAMP❤ Ralph will return in Friday the 13th Part 2.

[@clarkness77]

Im not afraid lol best line from a killer ever

[@SWDCHS]

My stepmother saw this in the theater. She daid she threw popcorn all over the people behind her when Jason comes out of the lake, it scared her so bad😊

[@RobAGabor]

Just remember... or realize... Those video games with Jason in the hockey mask didn't exist when this movie came out, so the ending really wasn't a twist. It was more of a variation of the Bates' family dynamic.

[@ElectricKnight.]

My partner and I just finished playing the F13 game with a group of friends and then watched your reaction video together! Really been enjoying your channel. 😊 I'm so glad this movie wasn't spoiled for you two! That was so perfect! Definitely watch Part 2. And Part 3. All of them, except Part 9, are worth watching to enjoy the progression of Jason, but IMHO the first 3 are the best. Part 4 is also very popular and also important in Jason's story. Bare minimum: 1-3 More suggested 1-4 & 6. BUT, watching all of them is truly a fun experience, like no other franchise. Part 9 is the only one I swear no one should subject themselves to watching. BUT that might be more due to the fact that they completely abandoned all continuity and tried to do something entirely different with the character's story - but, nah, it was also done very badly, as well. 😂 Thanks for sharing your reactions! Much love to you both!

[@maplenutsreact]

I love that you and your partner play the game too! And I'm so happy you're enjoying the channel ❤❤❤❤

[@sharonellis8776]

This is the one that started it. Please continue and watch parts 2, 3 & 4. xx

[@someonesane]

21:50 - I understand why she tied something to the handle of the door so it couldn't be pulled open, but I don't see any point in barricading the door with stuff, when the door swings away from the items, lol. Normally you'd put stuff in front of the door to add weight to it, so it can't be pushed in.

[@Vyperus69]

maybe creating obstacles in case the killer manage to pull the door open.

[@babygeneral1985]

My favorite Horror Movie Franchise of All Time. Seeing ya'll reactions through the Movie was Priceless😂 i'm here for it..Happy Friday the 13th Peeps!

[@JeremyStevens-gw1hl]

I am writing this to help out these 2 amazing people and this video and this channel with the algorithm 🥰❤️✌️☺️

[@satyadasgumbyji8956]

I saw "Halloween" in theaters at 7 yro & caught this and "The Shining" which followed at 9. For younger folk I always try & compare the experience to what it was like seeing Star Wars ("A New Hope") when it came out. It was new & amazing. Unless you lived in a huge metropolis nobody worried about someone just wandering around killing for no apparent reason, as the term serial killer wasn't even invented yet, & is why doors were often left unlocked & windows left open in horror flicks from the time. "Halloween" scared the hell out of us, but to me it was like the Star Trek of the genre by comparison. Friday The 13th was next-level shit! Had never seen anything like it & no one expected a sequel. So when part 2 came out it was like seeing The Empire Strikes Back. Though it was the 4th one for me that was The Return Of The Jedi of the series, not the 3rd. If you've never seen those, that absolutely makes no sense!😅Either way, once you've seen the 1st, you have to see them all! Them's the rules my new friends!😅 ✌🌎❤

[@georgenelawson9917]

Omg so wholesome she better not get hurt lol. I'm chuckling ominously lol. Should have listened to Ralph lol.

[@ncvogt]

What a good watch for today! Enjoy!

[@xPhantomxify]

First time watcher. Chandra reminds me of the actress Rosamund Pike in her early years. Pretty.

[@maplenutsreact]

Oh my gosh, what a compliment! She's so gorgeous ❤❤❤

[@Josh3B]

I felt sorta old until they mentioned the 'futuristic' red thing that looked like it might be a phone. Then I felt full-on ancient....

[@scottfield5849]

Hey guys! Now, on to #2? (But... maybe then you're good? Hah) For later, I might suggest "Hellraiser", which is a different flavor of horror. And then beyond that, I'd say you're about ready for movies like "Scream" and "Cabin in the Woods", which lovingly reference these classics. Great job! 🙂👍

[@calvinallen3424]

Watch them all. the fun is in the evolution of the character and his lore

[@My-Name-Isnt-Important]

This film was never intended to have any sequels. It was just meant to be an homage to the film Halloween, the success of the film caused the studio to want more. After the second film, it was pretty much unavoidable there would be more films, and it just got more popular from there. For Paramount, the two big film franchises of the 80s, were Friday the 13th and Star Trek. The Friday the 13th game, such as the multiplayer PC game, pick the later films, since they have the character Jason in them. Most people when they think of the character are thinking of a specific later version, since that is the one that really took off and became a pop culture figure. I won't name the specific version or film, so as to not spoil things.

[@jaredwiggins539]

Clearly/Obviously Misses Voorhees didn't like/never liked Ned's not so funny jokes/pranks enough right 2 the point where she makes an example of him by pulling a deadly/lethal joke of her own on him!

[@ncvogt]

Friday the 13th Part 4 is probably the best of the series if you are going to watch any of the ones that have Jason.

[@mattmc5069]

Loved the reaction you should watch the rest of them I love the POV it is creepy and very effective. I liked Annie at the beginning too but her early death was brilliant: often horror movies set up "the final girl" early. Here was a charming character that normally would have made it to the end but she is gone fast which meant the normal rules didn't apply here. No one was safe

[@maplenutsreact]

It's true! I totally thought she was going to to be the main character!

[@F13fan]

Please watch them all! My favorite horror franchise! And watch all the Nightmare movies before watching Freddy vs Jason

[@systerkeno]

All of them are worth watching imo. They are good in very different ways.

[@marytate6637]

I'm writing that i bought the 2020 Shout Factory and Scream Factory 16 discs Friday the 13th Blu-ray Boxset. I can assure you that you really get your money's worth when it comes to special features and there's 22 audio commentaries and two special features discs too.

[@CursiMusic]

LOL. your re-actions to the gore, funny!

[@WhiteHorseBlackHat]

I’m sure it’s tough to talk anyone into watching all of the sequels.. even though I love ‘em all. …. But if you want the true Jason experience… I would at least have to recommend parts 4 & 6…. Well worth your time to at least watch those 2. Love your channel… I don’t even watch reaction videos, but you guys have had me hooked… it’s like when I’m showing my friends great classics they never saw.

[@BigBear--]

Friday the 13th: Killer - Jason (umm...usually, lol, no spoilers). Halloween: Killer - Michael Myers

[@jacob41057]

It's been 6 months & no follow up on this one. Makes me scared but I'll say PLEASE continue the series! There's so much better material to come! You haven't even met the big guy yet!!! And honestly, I agree with James from the channel Dead Meat on this movie not being very good. Anyway great reaction, I just hope you continue the series beyond just this film.

[@evadarkangel5399]

This is the first time I'm watching this film, cos I hated slashers when growing up. However I'm so biased to all the horror movies made during my childhood, teens and early adult years 1970-1990s

[@bucknaked905]

Loving your reactions! Friday the 13th is an absolute classic, right up there with Halloween! Friday the 13th Part 2 is an excellent sequel too!

[@maplenutsreact]

Aww thank you so much! ❤

[@ChrisReise]

2:02 The infamous "ch ch ch ha ha ha" is actually a sample of two words spoken by Betsy Palmer with echo added to it. First of all, it's not "ch ch ch ha ha ha." it's "ki ki ki ah ah ah" the "ki" is from the word "kill" and the "ah" is from the middle of the word "mommy", at the end of the film, Betsy Palmer is saying "kill her mommy."

[@scottosborne2915]

how fun your the second lot that did a reaction video today whoopy lets see if you show the same or different thank god it was mostly the same but you showed extra i agree i too get jason friday the 13th mixed up with micheal from halloween i loved your reactions the look of horror on your faces when they died maybe you both can answer me this question why do people watch slasher films such as friday the 13th films and halloween films but not any films that halloween is meant for such as films that show demons ghosts ghouls vampires werewolves witches so why is it always knife or axe or chainsaw wielding crazy murder slasher films were everyone dies

[@Vyperus69]

people most likely watch Halloween and any movie called Halloween [something] on Halloween because it has Halloween in the title, its a bit like watching F13 on F13 or the Omen on June 6th at 6 O'Clock

[@RealBLAlley]

All I can say about this movie is ch ch ch ah ah ah. Which means this is a much better movie than people give it credit for. This first one has more in common with something like Psycho than its own sequels, which devolved into a mindless immortal monster killing for no reason while the victims act stupidly.

[@scottstuerke4560]

This was my second time seeing a horror movie. In the theatre the decappatating scene was killer. Scared the behejus out of me.

[@DanJackson1977]

Well, I mean, the game DID allude to it.. when you play as Jason, your mom never shuts up 😂 "Kill them all Jason, they dont belong here.. blah blah blah" ... and when you get to part 2 you'll recognize even more stuff that alludes to mom

[@andysilvamoreira641]

You gotta watch 2, 3 and 4 (first part of sequels that wrap up quite nicely), skip 5, seriously and then watch 6, 7, 8 for the zombie jason trilogy.

[@maplenutsreact]

Zombie Jason Trilogy!? Are you messing with me! Hahaha That sounds really fun!

[@PerryCJamesUK]

Great reaction - Instant Sub!!!

[@systerkeno]

Great reaction! ❤

[@clarencewalker3925]

According to Tom Savini, and told in his makeup book, Jason was afflicted with a severe case of Down's Syndrome. Paramount removed aspects of this. He could not have done what he has done with a condition such as that, especially surviving a drowning.

[@jackharrington697]

This series is my favorite the two sequels you guys need to watch Friday the 13th part 3 and 2 and 6 the best sequels in the series!

[@ConstantineFurman]

Watch all the subsequent Fridays. The quality is so all over the place that only you are gonna know which ones you like or don't like.

[@Vyperus69]

i'd say watch them all, like all 80s Slasher Franchises some sequels are good, some are just straight fun and some are just straight up comical. The only real "bad" one for me is Jason X buts that's more to do with the whole 2000s bring back the classic franchise cash grab thing.

[@ExitiumD]

Chandra is so attractive. Anyway been watching most of yall vids and loving it(great films too). So take my sub :)

[@jaredwiggins539]

Maplenuts React now that both of y'all love birds have seen 1980 Original Friday the 13th here are some different but also similar incarnation Non Cannon Unofficial Friday the 13th Films (Origin of Evil Part 1 a Friday the 13th Fan Film, Origin of Evil Part 2 a Friday the 13th Fan Film, Origin of Evil Part 3 a Friday the 13th Fan Film, The Cabin He Calls Home a Friday the 13th Fan Film & His Name Was Jason a Friday the 13th Fan Film) which/who's events take place in between this Film (Friday the 13th 1980) & the 1st official Sequel (Friday the 13th Part II 1981) that I highly recommend checking out sometime please!

[@DieHard0]

I'd still say you need to watch 'Session 9'. You will LOVE the visuals and cinematography.

[@bran1886]

The snake was real and was a pet of one of the people on set, he had to be restrained when they killed it.

[@Josh3B]

Definitely watch Parts 2, 3, and 4.

[@ZachParks21]

6, 7, 4, and X are the best and in that order. Also for other ideas: Ready or Not Happy Death Day The Final Girls Scouts Guide To Surviving The Apocalypse

[@vincecotton4947]

I'd say you should watch parts 2 thru 8, mainly to see the variety of unaliving methods. Skip part 9 (Jason Goes to Hell) cuz it's terrible. I'm not a big fan of Freddy vs Jason but I really like Jason X. Have fun!!

[@clintmorrison5863]

Friday 2 is the best one IMO.

[@claudettesmith8328]

Kevin Bacon's first movie role.

[@merchillio]

I haven’t seen that one, so I won’t watch your reaction, but I’ll still like and comment, because the KZbin Algorithm must be fed!

[@Fettman89]

I would wager Jason, Michael Meyers, and Freddy are ingrained in pop culture so deeply, I would be more shocked to meet someone who hasn't heard of them in some capacity. Also to be real, most of the sequels are worth watching, I think Friday the 13th, and A nightmare on Elm Street, did pretty well at staying pretty consistently good through out their sequels more so than Halloween and Texas chainsaw. The first 2 Halloweens are pretty much the best of the bunch and to me the first Texas chainsaw is the best of it's franchise

[@romamazza5881]

The snake was actually one of the actors pet! Hope it didn't belong to the kid who killed it

[@dougalmeida4807]

2,3,and 4 are great!!!

[@erikbailey2525]

Hot take: watch the entire series! They get progressively campier, but there are great parts in each of them.

[@stubbornscorpio7]

10:38…that was a real snake they killed on camera. The snake wrangler was very upset.

[@longfootbuddy]

you finally got a good look at jason 😊

[@MarcoLopez-dt7lq]

You guys are great keep it up 👍🏽

[@maplenutsreact]

Aww thank you so much!! ❤❤❤

[@jaredwiggins539]

Maplenuts React despite witnessing the killings in this Film does watching this Film in a way make both of y'all love birds want 2 go camping & hiking in the Wilderness?

[@ASKMEABOUTMYGARDEN]

I thought in the game clips from Friday the 13th the game I saw you could hear Jason's mother talking to him

[@KthulhuXxx]

The thing is, it wasn't really a twist in 1980. It's only become a twist because there are now 10 other films where Jason IS the killer. (spoilers, I guess)

[@ryanje8147]

Maplenuts.....how did Jason's old mother have the physical strength to do all those elaborate killings and move the dead bodies all around the camp??