And they knew why Jason wore the hockey maskJason had a face only a mother could love. But there are a few things Boone and his friends don't know about Jason.
Like what ever happened to his mother's decapitated head? How did his hockey mask get in the hands of a local hunter? And, why is the hunter trying to kill every teenager in the camp? Because it is Mother's Day. And Jason's mother doesn't want flowers or candy She wants corpses.
Addeddate The writing style is pretty close to the Goosebumps books, or if you haven't read those, like if Stephen King wrote a children's book. The series mainly focuses on the fictional character Jason Voorhees, who drowned as a boy at Camp Crystal Lake due to The film picks up five years after the first film's conclusion, where a new murderer stalks camp counselors at a He lurks in the woods around Camp Crystal Lake and selects his victims from a new batch of camp - counselors - in - training.
Rancid , bloody excuse for a horror film sees seven young camp counselors finally opening up Camp Crystal Lake for business after it had been boarded up for years following a nasty murder that had never been solved. Kids are divided into age groups with counselors , and they can spend specified hours in the counselors ' care while you pursue your own camp activities archery, anyone?
Killed in when he drowned at Camp Crystal Lake , Jason has been coming back from the dead to get his revenge on the camp It turns out that Jason was a deformed little boy who was ridiculed by both camp - goers and counselors.
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