Never Hike in the Snow: Behind the Scenes | Documentary Movie | (2021) HD

[@kctaynor6134]

From this filmmaking fan boy, I love each and everyone of u all 4 the work Womp Stomp is doing!!! Thank u ❤❤❤

[@WompStompFilms]

Appreicate the support!

[@lydiaascencio3971]

I enjoyed watching Never Hike in the Snow, and the kills were definitely awesome to watch. Every single person involved in the cast and crew play an important part in this great fan film. I'm glad I get to watch my son three times in these behind the scenes interviews, and thanks to Vin for having him as part of the crew. I'm looking forward to watching Never Hike Again soon.😁❤️

[@TheGhostProductions.]

This isn’t a short film this is a whole movie 😂 Amazing!

[@David-wo9un]

Such a well done movie;if this was shown to me blindly; I would never guess it was a fan film based on the production quality.

[@cratesofjr]

“ITS NEVER HIKE IN THE SNOW GODDAMMIT!” Thanks for another bts documentary Womp Stomp, this is vey cool to see after enjoying the film.

[@NanaWildflowers]

I absolutely love Womp Stomp's cast, crew, actors. Thank you so much for keeping the memory of Jason Voorhees alive in the movies. I can't wait for the next one. One final thing, please? A short cameo with Kane Hodder would be epic.

[@campcrystalcabin6113]

So wonderfully executed 💀 I remember You allowing me to view your behind the scenes footage at Krypticon at our booths! Honored tbh. This was a flashback of things I’ve never seen so thanks Vince & the gang 👏👏👏💯

[@donovandelaney3171]

What's great is that this movie is now part of the Jason Multiverse.

[@lauriefaithprescott]

One thing I really liked about this film was that the opening kill was wearing a yellow coat and usually yellow coats in horror films is a sign of Innocence. I'm not sure if that was intentional or not. Normally people wearing yellow are always the ones to die or get hurt, from IT to Jurassic Park to Jaws the Revenege

[@horizon8929]

Keep up the fantastic work you guys always inspire me.

[@themanbehindyoutube9737]

Been following womp stomp films for a long time and will be here to the end keep it up guys PS. I'll keep my word on this and will be here until that last fan film good luck guys 🤟🤘💯

[@jflintgaming6832]

James A. Jeness needs to be in the second film PLEASE!!! whether hes in it or not i dont mind I just really want him in it!

[@Hollarite]

Keep up the good work everyone! I'm looking forward to what else you guys have up your sleeve.

[@hyoh-wu]

Can't wait for the next installment. A cool idea would be if solo hiker was simultaneously stalked by a grizzly and Jason.

[@Ezilla82]

Do dig these behind the scenes type documentaries their a hoot to watch.

[@ItsGralex]

The title has "Never Hike Hike In The Snow" 😅

[@FatDuck123-oi6sj]

Yeah.

[@JP69420pork]

Their right

[@HororFanatic]

I always wondered how exactly you guys shot the scene where mark gets the axe to his mouth, and now I know how much make up and stuff you guys used! Always love a behind the scenes!

[@Zachpsychovoorhees]

Why is there only 64 comments here?! Underrated.

[@noahkay247]

I love hearing this especially from fan films, just think about where they could be in the next 5 years doing more films like this..AND better. Just the fact that they revived Jason in a new way makes my inner fanboy happy fr😂. They’re going places 🎬

[@BILDEMRICH]

Ready for more. It's been a while. Somebody should set up a meeting with you and Frank Mancuso

[@crystallakeslasher2388]

I just adore this bts stuff!

[@MsPratt-le1ql]

I wish I had the revenue to give you to create more films. I really enjoyed this one!! The way you rehashed the rivalry between Rick the Dick and Tommy 🤣 Top Notch! Keep doing big things. Listen if you think you're too small to make a difference? Just spend the night with a mosquito. As a fan of the craft, I see you! Big Splash Happy New Year.

[@ScorpionStrike7]

You guys did great on this!

[@ddb3734]

Always when I watch your movies, one thing comes to my mind. Have you ever thought that in reality a psychopath can inspire from movies?

[@WompStompFilms]

A psychopath is a psychopath before they watch a film, or play a game, or read a book. Often, horror art can be inspired from real life killers. Texas Chainsaw and Silence of the Lambs were both inspired by Ed Gein. Horror art doesn't inspire, it reflects the darkest of human behavior.

[@ericexplorations]

Really enjoying the content so far, it's actually better than some of the movies. Can't wait to see what you guys do in the future.

[@donnagpalk912]

👀WE HAVE A RARE SNOW👀😱 Blood on snow😫Blood cream🍨 Maybe Jared Padalecki would do a pop-up scene 🤔🥰👍 Waverly, Tennessee floods here 🙏

[@lordofmordor9414]

Awsome also just a question what are you guys toughts and reactions about jason never hike in the snow being added to the camp blood mod for the game friday the 13th the game???

[@WompStompFilms]

Did it happen already? We'd love to see it!

[@beckylg8176]

@@WompStompFilms i had no idea this was even happening how awesome congratulations! I have to go do the update today.

[@AshlyCovington]

This is freakin' awesome!!!!!!!!! Love all the amazing memories.

[@SpookyouKnowIt23]

I'm a simple person; I see Womp Stomp Films content, I click like.

[@ftwofficial2939]

You guys are so talented and creative

[@David-gc8ss]

Can't wait for your next Never Hike alone fan movie ✌

[@donharrison1254]

God Bless Mike an his family......To the rest of the cast & crew MUCH RESPECT to ALL of you guys & gals ! Looking forward to thee NEXT installments...🤘🎥💀🔪

[@acb9antiques]

Lookin' good Vinny the blade! from your favorite furniture loader on the east coast.....

[@babytraptar23akanivia92]

Imagine a real Jason pulls up almost killing all the crew😂

[@BATTLEHAWKMEDIA]

This is awesome !

[@allan210015]

Is their going to be another jason fan film in the works? I love yours the best!

[@WompStompFilms]

Yes!

[@kaberksvlogs1665]

Very good job

[@htftunes9553]

Nice work guys 👍

[@seanscrivens]

Can’t wait to see the next installment

[@ivyhallquist3159]

I want that blood splatter suit that Bryan is wearing.

[@brendakeen1748]

Jason voorhees actors 1 Willie Adams 2 Steve Dash 3 Richard brooker 4 Ted white 5 Tom Morga 6 C.J Graham 7 kane hodder 8 Derek mears 9 Bryan Forrest 10 Vincente DiSanti

[@BlackCatFilmProductions]

Awesome documentary

[@traceypineau]

Amazing movies!

[@taniakonstantinova8726]

Good job guys❤ Love from russian Jason fan

[@SOULJASTYLE94]

When is part 2 and part 3 on never hike alone ???

[@WompStompFilms]

SOOOON!

[@rebelion-ghost2311]

ngl in my opinion this should be canon in the acaul friday the 13th franchise because it can kinda fit in if you would cut out p8 and p9 and jason X mabye also cut out p7

[@michaelsorrells4649]

Thom Matthew is good actor to

[@BILDEMRICH]

I would've loved to have seen Megan come back as Tommy's wife, and the dude that got an axe to the face been their son

[@nagitokomaebruh9856]

I wish I knew how to make a ghost hock mask

[@michaelsorrells3311]

Their been lots actors

[@rivaratt3811]

When r u guyz doing "Never Hike AGAIN"?

[@WompStompFilms]

In Pre-Production Now

[@parkashgharu8174]

😍😍🎉🎉✨👍👌

[@katherinepalmer7963]

Thats not nice. U should be nice to people .

[@WompStompFilms]

What's not nice?

[@theevildead96]

I really enjoyed "Never Hike Alone" and "Never Hike in the Snow" was a surpsiringly different movie (in a good way), but I sadly have to say that for me Vincent Guastaferro was pretty much the weak point of the film. His acting was just not on par witht he other actors 😕

[@datkinson1635]

this just seems like a way of marketing someone else's idea for money - sans name actors etc. I mean yeah - there's a cine-cam, crane, studio lighting etc, post production workflow - it just has no reason to exist. I mean seriously: the Ft13 movies were soulless, sequel driven junk in the first place. They weren't good movies, and the first one certainly isn't a "certified classic" - it just seems absurd. This movie is neither scary nor meaningful at all - I feel like the crew have the gear and ability to make a professional thriller or horror movie that fans may love (or even recommend to actual human beings), they just need to invent their own monster instead of making a "real" cover-band version of a movie series that doesn't need revisiting.

[@WompStompFilms]

This is entirely your opinion in regards to Friday the 13th. It needs revisiting more than any other slasher franchise. It has so much potential and no one realizes it. Our films are starting to show fans the different ways Jason can be relevant again. Friday the 13th made me want to get into filmmaking. It made me curious to understand how films like these could be made and it was my dream to one day work on one. When I got in the industry in 2008, I was too late to get on the 2009 remake. So for years I waited for an opportunity to work on the next film...but it never came. In 2017, my friends and I found an abandoned camp and decided to make a fun fan film in our spare time and on the weekends. The events that followed have been life changing to say the least. I personally do not see any point in making a new slasher. Why? How could any new slasher even compare to Jason? Jason is the perfect slasher. Everyone else aside from Michael, Freddy, and Leatherface are pale attempts to rip off Jason anyway. I'd rather make a fan film of the real deal and make no money, than make an original film featuring an off brand / wish dot come version of my favorite slasher....and still make no money. (fans would still complain we were ripping off Jason anyway) Like when I watch Hatchet, I know I am watching Friday the 13th in the swamp. Something about that takes away from the experience because I know the filmmaker just really wanted to make a Friday the 13th. Yet, instead of Jason, we have Victor Crowley who just doesn't do it for me. It's not that I don't appreciate and respect what was trying to be done, but I know that I personally would not be satisfied if I was forced down the same path as Adam Green. Additionally, these "cover band" films feature real alumni if not the most recognizable of them all, Tommy Jarvis. I don't know any cover bands that feature original members of the bands they are covering. Our films continue a storyline considered to be the gold standard of the franchise. We have 2 actors from part 6 picking up where they left off 20 years later in the story and a slew of new characters getting caught up in the chaos. Why and how people expected me to pass up this opportunity make me chuckle. There is no way in hell, the biggest Friday the 13th fan of all time, would pass on a chance to build out this project in the way we have. Here is just an overview of what this project has lead to: Our Jason and Kyle characters were put into the F13th Mobile Puzzle Game, I was given an opportunity to design a kill for the Friday the 13th game, (free kick), clips from our films were featured on Shudder's Behind the Monsters Series, we've been recognized industry wide by several entertainment and horror publications, I got cast as THE Fanboy in 13 Fanboy (streaming on Showtime) and even helped that team with the production, asked to participate in multiple Friday the 13th documentaries, and have been told Never Hike Alone will get it's own section in an extended version of Crystal Lake Memories. None of that is possible without what we are doing. I'd still be a faceless production person in the background of big films getting no recognition for what I was bringing to the projects I was working on. As far as Never Hike in the Snow goes, it is only a prologue to the feature film sequel we have coming. Never Hike in the Snow is a glimpse into the reality of modern Crystal Lake and what the residents new and old go through when Jason emerges from hiding and kills. We were supposed to follow right up with the next episode, but Covid started a week after we wrapped principle photography on this. We've had to wait over 2 years to finish what we've started. We start filming later this Summer. And for the record, we have created original films like The Red Room, Imagine, Judy (coming soon), and Pathosis (which was featured recently in Fangoria). Crowdfunding support for our original films has not been as strong as our Never Hike Series so we ping pong back and forth since NHA grants us opportunities to budgets that can show how professional we really are. With each new film, original and fan made, our audience grows and will one day allow us to raise substantial budgets for original ideas. We have 2 in particular waiting in the wings once NHA2 has been shot and sent to post production. As far as original features, Never Hike Alone got me representation and I have been pitching original films for 4 years. Covid once again played a major factor in getting my first film shelved before we could even get started. So I spent covid writing more original material that is being passed around and talked about now. The only problem is that the industry moves at a glacial pace and those projects will take longer to develop into actual films. In the meantime, I have Tommy, Rick, Jason, Kyle, and Diana's stories to complete. Fans support that mission and I am able to secure budgets through crowdfunding in order hire all of the amazingly talented artists I have met from my career. Together we fill the void missing in a lot of Friday the 13th fans lives, including our own. These same actors and artists will join me when I get the call to make an original film. Everyone on our cast and crew gives up money to work on these films. Let me say that again, EVERYONE gives up better paying jobs in comfier environments so they can work on this fan film series. That's how much we love and believe in it. Crazy? Maybe. Committed? Most certainly. Passionate? Most definitely. It may not make sense to you, but trust me when I say, making these films was the best decision I ever made in my life. It has helped me find and recruit what I believe to be one of the best indie teams working today. People who I now get to call friends and with whom I share a series of meaningful memories. For all those concerned with how this has effect my career, It has lead to more opportunity and recognition than any previous job I held. I get to pitch to major studios and hope to land that original project sometime soon. I have traveled all over the country (world soon) to show my films at different cons and festivals. I get recognized on major films sets by directors, actors, and FX department leads for my work on Never Hike Alone. Prior to NHA, I was in line to Line Produce feature animated films and make a ton of money, but the work brought me very little joy. With each step up I was taking, I was drifting further and further away from the creative goals I set for myself. The industry didn't care and was happy to force me into places I didn't want to be to serve itself. I make less now that I ever have in my career and I am way happier. Six years ago I would have never believed any of what I have experienced to be possible. I didn't start this thinking it would lead to anything. I just wanted to make a Friday the 13th film I wanted to watch. The rest as they say, is history.