Rank the movies from most watched to least watched

My list , off top of head

pt 3
pt 8
pt 2
pt 5
pt 4
pt 6
pt 1
freddy vs jason
pt 7
Remake
Jason x
pt 9

Part 6
Jason X
JGTH
Remake
Part 7
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 8
FvJ
Part 1
Part 5

OCT 31 1978 wrote:Part 6
Jason X
JGTH
Remake
Part 7
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 8
FvJ
Part 1
Part 5

JGTH that high? interesting

Part 6
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
Part 7
Part 8
(I tend to watch 3-8 in order, lol. Six and Three are my go-to's though)
FVJ
Part 1
Part 2
Remake
Jason X
JGTH (I've literally only seen this one twice)

jasn88cubs wrote:

OCT 31 1978 wrote:Part 6
Jason X
JGTH
Remake
Part 7
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 8
FvJ
Part 1
Part 5

JGTH that high? interesting

Lol yep JGTH is my favorite look for Jason and one of films I have watched the most…. When it came out all the promotional comics, magazines, merch, posters and stand ups were some of my favorites Jason related items I have ever collected….Nostalgia I guess…

6
4
X
1
2
3
5
Remake
7
8
9

Soulbait70 wrote:6
4
X
1
2
3
5
Remake
7
8
9

Lol I am definitely in the minority in my appreciation of JGTH huh?

I am alittle biased...

F13 Part 7
F13 Part 6
F13 Part 3
F13 Part 4
F13 Part 2
F13 Reboot
F13 Part 10 (aka Jason X)
F13 Part 9
F13 (Original)
F13 Part 8
Freddy Vs Jason
F13 Part 5

My personal take...

OCT 31 1978 wrote:

Lol I am definitely in the minority in my appreciation of JGTH huh?

Never been a fan of it even though it has a few decent moments.

OCT 31 1978 wrote:

Soulbait70 wrote:6
4
X
1
2
3
5
Remake
7
8
9

Lol I am definitely in the minority in my appreciation of JGTH huh?

Yup, lol. Just like I'm in a minority liking P5 and FVJ. With these long running franchises we have films we enjoy that the consensus typically doesn't and vice-versa. Nothing wrong with that what so ever. I'm also a huge Evil Dead fan, and it can get exhausting arguing with that fanbase that Jason is not a frickin' Deadite. I can never forgive JGTH for putting me through that alone, LMAO.

Soulbait70 wrote:

OCT 31 1978 wrote:

Lol I am definitely in the minority in my appreciation of JGTH huh?

Never been a fan of it even though it has a few decent moments.

My favorite moment was the use of the stop sign at the tent the kids were in.

ThePunisher wrote:

Soulbait70 wrote:

OCT 31 1978 wrote:

Lol I am definitely in the minority in my appreciation of JGTH huh?

Never been a fan of it even though it has a few decent moments.

My favorite moment was the use of the stop sign at the tent the kids were in.

That Kills is unbelievable!! The effects were amazing!

I'm Not a Goalie wrote:

OCT 31 1978 wrote:

Soulbait70 wrote:6
4
X
1
2
3
5
Remake
7
8
9

Lol I am definitely in the minority in my appreciation of JGTH huh?

Yup, lol. Just like I'm in a minority liking P5 and FVJ. With these long running franchises we have films we enjoy that the consensus typically doesn't and vice-versa. Nothing wrong with that what so ever. I'm also a huge Evil Dead fan, and it can get exhausting arguing with that fanbase is not a frickin' Deadite. I can never forgive JGTH for putting me through that alone, LMAO.

I definitely agree with you Jason is no Deadite regardless of the Book of the Dead making an appearance.

Jason Voorhees will never be a Deadite.

#1) Part 7 - Holds a lot of nostalgia for me. The music is great, the sleeping bag kill, plus Tina Shepherd as Crystal Lake's Carrie knockoff. Who could forget the amazing detail in Zombie Jason's appearance?

#2) Part 6 - Technically a more brutal movie with a classic horror atmosphere. Though Part 7 gets bonus points for me for displaying a more rotted, iconic looking zombie Jason.

#3) Part 3 - Often regarded as the best movie in the franchise. Has the old school Friday feel down pat. The cast, for the most part, are also more enjoyable.

#4) Part 4 - Where Jason meets his demise in human form, and the start of the Tommy Jarvis saga. Love the unmasking and movie climax. Not a big fan of the rest of the disposable teens' chemistry.

#5) Part 2 - Great cast of actors, has a strong opening and the first movie to feature Jason as the main antagonist. The build up to Jason's cabin is creepy, and seeing a stumbling, bumbling Jason before he became an unstoppable killing machine shows early progression in the franchise. The sack revival in the Friday remake didn't do Part 2 justice, in my opinion.

#6) Part 1 - The original. Of course, the winning performances goes to Pamela Voorhees and Alice.
The rest, while passable for a lesser known 70's/early 80's horror flick is only a shadow in comparison to the antics Pamela's son would commit in future instalments.

#7) Part 5 - The copycat Jason movie. There's plenty of brutal kills, but lacks the mystique of the main man himself. Anything to make a buck, right?

#8) Freddy VS Jason - Promising opening with Freddy's monologue, but the movie goes quickly downhill once the heavily-dated rave sequence begins. Loved the movie years ago, but have a different opinion these days.

#9) Part 8 - Should have been called "Jason rides on a boat". Had high hopes for this, but I guess there's only so much a backwoods killer can do in the big apple. Despite being the last Paramount Friday, this one feels the most dated to me.

#10) Jason X - A Completely unnecessary example of how to butcher a license. Jason's unmasked human form was essentially Kane Hodder wearing a quasimodo mask. Mecha Jason looked awesome ...if this was a Power Rangers or Sci-Fi film.

#11) Jason Goes To Hell - And I hope the film stays there. The most cheesiest, dated, insult to the Friday franchise. The film also broke one of the cardinal Friday rules ...making Jason speak.

#12) The Friday The 13th remake - I get it - after Jason X and Freddy Vs Jason, the Friday series felt like it needed a reboot. In my opinion, the remake lost the feel of the original franchise; and, despite the new Jason having an even more imposing stature compared to other actors - the overall look and feel of this Jason just never sat well with me.