Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives – Podcast Episode 9

Tommy Jarvis is back again in Friday the 13th Part VI, but his quest for closure winds up bringing Jason Voorhees back from the dead. With the debut of zombie-Jason also comes a fair amount of comedy which shifts the tone of the series somewhat from everything we've seen so far. Does it work, or is it too much? Find out what chris and Joey think on the sixth night of The Last Theater on the Left's series of 13 daily podcast on the Friday franchise!

Show Notes

Tommy Jarvis returns once again, and this time he’s looking for closure. Unfortunately for the people of Camp Forest Green (formerly Camp Crystal Lake), Tommy screws up in a major way and brings the man behind the mask, Jason Voorhees, back from his grave. Friday the 13th Part VI is the debut of zombie-Jason, and he brings some very obvious comedy to the series in a way the movies haven’t really attempted before. Does it work, or is it too big of a departure from what has comes before? Check out the sixth installment of The Last Theater on the Left’s series of 13 daily podcast episodes to find out what chris and Joey think!

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Total Run Time: 47:46

Theme music: “Rising Game” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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