Discover the sixth installment of the Jason Voorhees horror saga with this superb Friday the 13th Poster that will give you chills!
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Description of this Friday the 13th Poster
Friday the 13th: Part VI: Jason the Walking Dead is a 1986 American horror film written and directed by Tom McLoughlin, starring Thom Mathews, Jennifer Cooke, David Kagen, and C.J. Graham. It is the sixth installment in the Friday the 13th franchise and the last to star Tommy Jarvis (Mathews). Continuing from the events of Friday the 13th: A New Beginning, the plot follows Tommy after he accidentally resurrects the murderer Jason Voorhees (Graham) while attempting to destroy his body to ensure he doesn’t return. As Jason returns to Crystal Lake for another killing spree, Tommy must overcome his fear of the masked killer that has haunted him for years and find a way to stop him once and for all.
The original script called for Tommy Jarvis to become the show’s new antagonist, but after the poor fan reception of A New Beginning, the producers opted instead to bring back Jason Voorhees. By resurrecting Jason, McLoughlin made him an explicitly supernatural force for the first time in the series. This version of Jason, an undead, more powerful superhuman, would become the standard portrayal for the remainder of the series. The film also introduced elements of metahumor, gothic horror, and action film to the series, including shootouts and car chases.
Jason Lives was the first film in the series to receive positive critical reception since the original. In the years since its release, its self-referential humor and numerous instances of fourth-wall breaking have been hailed as foreshadowing Kevin Williamson’s Scream series. Jason Lives is considered a fan favorite in the series, as well as receiving positive reviews from horror film historians. It grossed $19.4 million at the US box office on a budget of $3 million. The film was followed by Friday the 13th: Part VII: A New Challenge in 1988.
Some time after the events of the last film, Tommy Jarvis is released from the local mental hospital, although he still has hallucinations of serial killer Jason Voorhees, whom he killed in the fourth film. He returns to Crystal Lake, renamed Forest Green, to face his fears, alongside his friend Allen Hawes. The duo visits Jason’s grave during a thunderstorm, hoping to cremate the killer’s body and finally end Tommy’s nightmares. After digging up Jason’s corpse, Tommy experiences flashbacks to his last encounter with Jason. As he furiously impales Jason’s body with a metal fence post, two lightning bolts strike the post, transforming Jason into a revenant with superhuman strength. After killing Hawes, Jason dons his hockey mask (which Tommy brought with him). Tommy takes refuge in the sheriff’s office, where he attempts to warn the police of Jason’s return, but is arrested and jailed by Sheriff Mike Garris, who is aware of Tommy’s institutionalization. Sheriff Garris presumes Tommy is hallucinating Jason’s return. On the road, counselors Darren Robinson and Lizabeth Mott get lost while searching for Camp Forest Green. They discover Jason, who murders them both. The next morning, Garris’s daughter, Megan, a wild-tempered blonde, arrives at the police station with her friends Sissy Baker, Cort Andrews, and Paula Mott. The four teenagers report Darren and Lizabeth missing. Tommy warns them about Jason, who is now considered an urban legend. Megan is unsure whether to believe Tommy, although she feels attracted to him. In the woods, Jason stumbles upon a corporate paintball game; he decapitates three players, smashes a fourth’s face into a tree, and dismembers the fifth. He also commandeers a machete from the players.
As the kids arrive at Camp Forest Green, the teen counselors do their best to run the camp, all the while wondering what happened to Darren and Lizabeth. Meanwhile, Sheriff Garris opts to transfer Tommy out of his jurisdiction due to Tommy’s influence over Megan. Leaving town, Tommy rushes to Jason’s grave, which the caretaker has covered up to deny his responsibility for the grave robbery. Hawes’s body is buried in Jason’s place. Tommy, handcuffed, is escorted out of town by the sheriff, who warns him never to return. That night, Jason slaughters the caretaker, as well as a neighboring couple who happen to witness the murder. Meanwhile, Cort meets a girl named Nicola Parsley. As the teenage couple kiss, Jason kills them both. When the sheriff’s men find the bodies of Nicola and Cort, Garris quickly implicates Tommy in the double murder, convinced that Tommy’s “delusions” about Jason have driven him insane. Tommy contacts Megan for help luring Jason to Crystal Lake. She agrees. Meanwhile, Jason goes to the camp. He kills Sissy and Paula but refrains from harming the children. Elsewhere, Tommy and Megan are arrested by Sheriff Garris. Although his daughter points out that Tommy was with her for the past few hours and therefore couldn’t have killed Cort and Nicola, the sheriff locks Tommy up anyway, telling Megan he’ll decide his fate later. Garris and two of his deputies then go to the camp to arrest Tommy’s (nonexistent) “other accomplice”; instead, the three lawmen are killed by Jason. Megan breaks Tommy out of prison and they rush back to camp.
Jason is about to kill Megan when Tommy calls him from a boat on the lake. Remembering his killer, Jason goes after Tommy. Tommy chains a boulder around Jason’s neck, trapping him underwater, but Jason demolishes the boat and drags him beneath the lake’s surface. When Megan dives in to save Tommy, Jason grabs her leg and she destroys the monster with the boat’s outboard motor. Megan swims Tommy to shore and revives him with CPR. Tommy says Jason is finally home.
Jason is shown to still be alive—though anchored to the bottom of the lake—waiting for another chance to return.