Shorts
Description: "Ashame Annie never showed up. She's supposed to be a good cook." Worst Jeep ride ever. The moment Annie, the cook for Camp Crystal Lake, realizes that the driver will not stop the Jeep and wants to cause her harm. From Friday the 13th starring Betsy Palmer, directed by Sean S. Cunningham.
Description: "You draw very well." Thanks, Steve Christy! Hopefully as well as Alice. Steve Christy purchased Camp Crystal Lake to help turn the page on local history and provide a refuge for inner city kids in the countryside of New Jersey. Little did he know his dreams would become a nightmare that has remained unending for over 40 years and counting. From Friday the 13th starring Betsy Palmer, directed by Sean S. Cunningham.
Description: "That makes me think of a little girl in a pink dress sticking a hot dog through a doughnut." Probably not the most shocking thing said on American Case Files. Bounty hunter Creighton Duke knows the secret to killing Jason Vorhees and sending him to hell for all time - a magical dagger wielded by a Vorhees relative in Friday the 13th, Jason Goes to Hell, the Final Friday.
Description: "I saw my father die when I was just a kid. It messed up my head a lot." Not sure if brutal honesty is first date conversation, Tina. But kudos for trying it with Nick. Tina uses her telekinesis to battle an extra slimy and gooey Jason Vorhees, fresh out of Crystal Lake, and defends herself and her new boy toy crush in Friday the 13th Part Eight The New Blood.
Description: "What if he did come back here, looking for the camp counselor that caused him to drown as a boy, searching for the one that decapitated his vengeful mother?" And what if he had a machete? And what if he wore a hockey mask out of shame? And what if Donald Trump was president? Stop it with these crazy scenarios, Megan! Megan Garris, daughter of Sheriff Garris of Forest Green, points one of the deputy's own guns at him to escape the jail with Tommy Jarvis.
Description: "DIE!!! DIE!!! DIE!!!...DIE!!!" Ahh, the memories of killing a prolific serial killer as a child. Young Tommy Jarvis imagines his worst nightmare - the resurrection of Jason Vorhees from the grave. Unfortunately his older 20s something self would fulfill this prophecy and get his best friend murdered in the process of reigniting the life force of Jason via two lightning bolts in Friday the 13th Part Six, Jason Lives.
Description: Reggie the Reckless, doing what needs to be done. And Reggie's scream is legendary. He's bold but respectful, smart and capable. One of my favorites of the whole series. Reggie the Reckless driving a large piece of farming equipment toward Jason Voorhees in Friday the 13th Part Five.
Description: "You guys think I'M crazy! Well, that's fine!" Dr. Blair is not amused. Nor would I be if there was an alien trying to eat/copy me! Dr. Blair learning the truth about the speed at which the alien replicates it’s cells within its host organism, with total world domination in 27,000 hours once it reaches a civilized area. Starring Kurt Russell, directed by John Carpenter.
Description: "The kid's dead Arnie, they had to scrape his legs up with a shovel." Detective Junkins thinks you and your car are murders, Arnie. Detective Junkins during his conversation with Arnie Cunningham in the school parking lot. From Stephen King’s novel, Christine, directed by John Carpenter.
Description: "Met with Blake this evening for the first time. He stood in the shadows to prevent me from getting a clear look at his face." Blake and the leper crew of the Elizabeth Dane stalk the dependents of the founders of Antonio Bay in the thick fog one hundred years after the founding of the small seaside town. Directed by John Carpenter starring Jaime Lee Curtis and Tom Atkins.
Description: "Hey Ted! Where the hell's the cork screw!?!" Check your hand, Jimmy! Your death was less violent than your dancing. Jimmy was self consciencous about his romantic prowess and the perception women had of him. Despite his dancing, he generally was a nice guy in the wrong place, at the wrong time.
