9 Greatest Friday The 13th Slaughter Scenes

We collect Jason’s coolest kills...

Feb 9th 2009 By Sam Ashurst

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The Film: Friday the 13th (1980)

The Victim: Jack (Kevin Bacon)

The Death: Gets an arrow through the throat while he’s trying to have a kip.

To do this one, Jason had to crouch down on the floor, and slide under the bed. That’s dedication to murder. He could have just hid behind a door.

If Jason Did Quips: “Do you want some Benylin? Looks like you’ve got a sore throat.”

The Film: Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981)

The Victims: Jeff and Sandra (Bill Randolph and Marta Kober)

The Death: They’re speared in a bed, whilst on the job.

This one takes Jason’s hatred of boffing to its logical extreme. He doesn’t even wait for them to finish.

If Jason Did Quips: “Looks like you should have worn protection...”

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- DravenCage
  
  Feb 9th 2009, 18:23
  
  As much as I love the kills listed (I grew up with the 'Friday the 13th' movies - watched my first one, Part 3, when I was a six), I'm shocked that you actually used two kills that weren't actually Jason's work. In Part 5, it was Roy Burns pretending to be Jason and in the original, as the opening scene in Scream made a point of, it was Pamela Voorhees, Jason's mother, that did the slaying. Ghostface is disappointed in you, Total Film. Disappointed. In. You.
  
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- SCY385
  
  Jul 31st 2009, 22:39
  
  I don't mean to be picky, but 'the arrow through the throat' scene with Kevin Bacon in the first Friday the 13th was not done be Jason. It was done by his mother Pamela. By the way, I lost my mind when this particular murder happened in the film. I walked out after that. I could not take any more! Well, like a fool I went back in when I thought that the bulk of the film was over. The girl is in the boat treading water, the triumphant music is swelling.... and then boom! Jason jumps out of the water and takes the girl with him. I lost my mind again, and did not find it again until about two years later.
  
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