Are you a Friday The 13th fan? If yes, then you were probably hoping that Paramount Pictures didn’t put a hold on the upcoming remake of Friday The 13th 2018.

No worries, we got you covered for Friday The 13th and Camp Crystal Lake where Jason Vorhees lives, kills on weekends and hangs out and gets his feet went during the week.

When it comes to slasher movies, Friday The 13th (2009) and Jason X (2001) are two of the better Jason movies. Paramount has been trying to find that perfect balance to make the movie great.

The Michael Bay Produced and Marcus Nispel directed remake of  Friday The 13th (2009) is actually one of the best ones. Did you know that there is an extended version that is more gruesome than the theatrical one released?

It’s a MUST SEE if you ask us, but in the meantime Nispel did do one incredible thing. He made an awesome reboot of Texas Chainsaw Massacre in 2003 and then came back with a killer version of Friday The 13th. This time around Jason is faster, meaner and even tortures his victims. Those are a couple things he didn’t do before.

Here is our friend James A. Janisse with his “Kill Count” series and a play-by-play look at the 2009 remake and the 2001 Jason X.

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With that said, we ask you which movie do you like better. Going back to the foundation of Crystal Lake or the last Friday The 13th movie in 2001 Jason X. In this film Jason is cryogenically frozen and ends up 455 years into the future. The teens are your typical materialistic, cliche victims that you don’t care about. The only thing that matters in a Friday The 13th movie is how will Jason kill his victims this time around.

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Director James Isaac and writer (character creator) Victor Miller Takes Sean S. Cunningham‘s vision of the camp counselor slasher to the future.

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When it comes to Jason Kills, which version do you like better. Friday The 13th remake where Jason is leaner, faster and more evil. Or the traditional badass no nonsense slasher Jason from Jason X?