FRIDAY THE 13TH (1980) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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- Friday the 13th (1980) First Time Watching Movie Reaction Review and Commentary for JL. Many confused moments about old school coffee making and fond memories of the Friday the 13th Video Game were had. JLOWEEN Part 3. Extraordinarily Ordinary Media 2022.
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“Her f*&$ing glasses are huge. She can see the past!” 🤣🤣 Thanks for the hilarious reaction!
I just had lunch today at that diner! And yes, they sell merch!
I came here to say this. Might be the funniest comment ever.
Dude just seems like a genuine wholesome person with a chill ass sense of humor
"Her glasses are huge! She can see the past." Oh my gosh.... I laughed for 10 minutes after that one.
She could see what people are thinking.
It was probably instant coffee. You only need hot water to mix with the coffee to make it. They still sale instant coffee for folks who don’t have a coffee maker or just don’t want to bother with one. Quick and easy.
And it's super strong usually too 🤪
And yuckky!
"It's like he got muscles, but he don't"😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The ending of this film is absolutely iconic.
"Oh, she's going to need therapy", moments later.... XD
The coffee wasn't coffee grinds, it was instant coffee. You are right in comparing it to chocolate powder
I got to meet Betsy Palmer (Mrs. Voorhees) about fifteen years ago. She was an absolute sweetheart.
Since you brought it up: I saw a documentary on Friday the 13th, and the iconic sound we hear is “ki” and “ma”, meant to be shortened from the “kill her, mommy!” that Mrs. Voorhees kept repeating.
One thing I loved is how Betsy Palmer and Adrienne King became close friends in real life.
This movie is scarier because you could understand a parent going nuts because her child died there.
I was sooo waiting the whole video for that jump scare at the end! 😂 The coffee she used was instant coffee. They are concentrated crystals that disolve in hot water. Lol. Tommy Jarvis shows up in the later movies. He's clutch for sure!Great review my friend. Glad you liked it.
Todd Patrick: I guess people don't know that the best part of waking up is Folgers in your cup. haha.
What, is instant coffee with flavor crystals not a thing anymore? I guess not if having a home coffee/espresso machine is fairly common
@@LA_HA No doubt. I still drink instant folgers even though I have a k-cup machine. I take them camping all the time. Every coffee drinker I know gripes about instant untill its the only way to drink some... then I don't hear them b*tch about it. Lmao
@@toddpatrick8254 I'm not really a regular coffee drinker, so I have a question... Is Folgers still a decent cup of coffee? I vaguely remember it being a staple in our house and I've had it a few times with creamer, sugar, and sometimes milk or half and half.
My father and brothers all drank it black, except one put a little sugar in it because he wanted the straight caffeine for energy, I guess. My mother and sisters were occasional coffee drinkers, but were just as into tea, hot water with lemon and honey, hot cocoa/chocolate, hot milk and honey, etc.
Were you into Sanka at all?
I've been on an instant coffee kick lately. Im the only one drinking it so it's a waste to make a whole pot. I like it.
@@johnnym7575 For sure! I first got started on it when it came in my MRE while I was in the National Guard. It came as the Taster's Choice brand. Been drinking it off and on ever since. 👍
The funny thing is, they really killed the snake in the cabin. They hired a snake wrangler to bring and handle the snake in the cabin. He brought them the snake for the scene. He had no clue they were actually going to kill it. Needless to say, he wasn't happy.
That’s fcked up 😢
I read about that yea its so messed up. This was before laws were passed on making sure no animals were harmed in the filming of movies.
That stinger gets everyone!😱
Even if they know the Mrs Voorhees twist, Jason gets em! 🤣🤣🤣
Fun fact: Decapitated Mrs V was played by Tasso Stavrakas, close friend of the movie’s effects guy and master of gore Tom Savini
Instant coffee dissolves in hot water 😁
Jason's mom is the killer in the first movie then it's Jason in every other movie....
You are wrong, buddie.
Remember part 5.😊
Friday the 13th on USA Up….all nite. With Rhonda Sheer
@eric brown WOW! Holy blast from the past! UP All Night with Rhonda Sheer... I used to love that show!
15:55 Any time you want to try whistling say "I wish I could whistle." then try. And keep trying.
"In a f***in sweater" ! Hahaha 😆
The time line of this franchise is so off the wall Jason drowned in the 50's thirty years later his Mom still feels the need to get revenge even though she kills the 2 original neglectful counselors in the beginning. Each succeeding film is so many years later but think Jason would be in his early 30's by part 2.
According to the Friday the 13th fandom website, Jason was born on June 13, 1946 and drowned on September 13, 1957, one year before the revenge killling of the two counselors, and twenty-three years (not thirty) before the events of Friday the 13th (1980). Part 2 is said to take place in 1985, making Jason thirty-nine-years-old.
Lol, it was instant coffee. People dont really drink that anymore since it's super nasty. Back in the 70s though there wasn't cheep coffee makers that everyone had.
Everyone had a jar of Sanka in the house...lol.
@@Anne-pv9cb lol, a lot of people still have that one last jar from them. Seem people trying to use it up by topping off the actual coffee in the filter. Not too much though otherwise actual coffee will taste like a sewer. (I dislike instant coffee and don't really see a point for it beyond homemade enimas if you can't tell).
people must still be drinking it if it’s still in the grocery stores
otherwise yeah it’s nasty, no matter what brand makes it
Jason, Freddy and Michael Myers are not the only cornerstones of horror - you forgot Norman Bates, Carrie and Damien. Hope ypu chevk them out this Halloween too!
My daughter married a man named Jason and they eloped and married on Friday the 13th. Great reaction again to a great horror movie
Hope your daughter is still fit and well!😅😉
17:34...😂. “Jack and Marcy are going to get drenched.” I knew where your brain was going when you chuckled.
I'm so glad I found your channel, mate. You're like the neighbor we all wish we had: verbose, chill + funny as hell. Many thanks! ☮ [edit] 27:54 That's either instant coffee (which doesn't need a filter because it's just freeze-dried) or some yummy hot chocolate. Either way, it's a weird thing to just whip up when there's a mass-killer on the prowl. I'da chosen a nice chilled (pre-made) box of juice, personally. Or seven shots of Cuervo. 🍹 [edit part II] Rest In Peace, Betsy Palmer (Pamela Voorhees).
EXACTLY!!! The neighbor everybody kickin' it with! ❤️
I was like 9 yrs old when my older brother and a couple of friends saw this at our house (on VHS of course). My brothers friend gave me two dollars (got a lot of candy for that back then) to not watch it because he thought I was too young. He ended up being so scared he left the house, and the rest of us watched it together haha.
I was also 9 years old when I watched this movie, but it was in the movie theater in 1980! My father took me to see all these horror movies when I was way too young, and I've been a horror super fan ever since. I would search the local video store in my neighborhood (this was before big chains like Blockbuster existed), and look at all the horror VHS tapes with the cool cover art and read the descriptions on the back to decide what to rent. No public internet or smart phones back then, so you basically had to go by word of mouth from friends or if you were lucky enough, you had a subscription to cool horror magazines like Fangoria and read the reviews there.
@@DeanWinchester69 nice! My dad also let us watch horror movies at a young age. He got complaints from other parents that their kids had nightmares after hanging out watching movies at our house 😂. My brother was a movie nerd and I remember the lengths he had to go to for some of these tapes, growing up in Norway we would try to get anyone with a relative in America to ship us movies, and then you would have to get that one kid with a video player that could handle NTSC (we used PAL) to borrow you it.
@@asbjrnmaus7666 I respect the determination your brother had to watch these movies! I was fortunate in the USA because as home video and VCRs became more affordable I had access to stores like Suncoast Motion Picture company and other specialty retailers at our local shopping malls. I had a similiar but reversed experience to your brother in trying to hunt down more obscure (at the time mid to late 80's) European horror titles from UK, Italy, and Spain that saw very limited release here. There were titles that I wanted to watch but couldn't because they were in the PAL format and the multi-format VCRs were too expensive. Fortunately, now boutique genre retailers like Arrow Video, Blue Underground, 88 Films, etc. are producing more region free DVDs and Blu-rays because the demand is still there for these films.
Yeah i can imagine. I particularly remember the Italian Dario Argento ones. They freaked me out, but I loved them.
Well I guess a couple of us have this in common I was 9 when lil sis and I watched this one and second one, at home as a dare. I was traumatized for years Lol
I saw this in the theater with my mom and dad. My dad screamed so loud at the end, that I think he scared more people than the movie did!
You said "Don't be stupid" when the whistler guy started onto the porch. If anybody in any horror movie had followed that advice, there would be no horror movies lol
Thats a fact. LoL
The brand of instant coffee I remember was called Sanka. I think they still make it.
Yes... Sanka was the brand AND they still make it, my friend's mother drinks it. I used to come in that bright orange tin that matches the packets. All the celebrities back then used to do commercials for it. I think Joe Namath from the NY Jets maybe did one.
I have Maxwell house instant coffee and I love it 😂❤
Crazy Ralph jumping out of the pantry. Cracks me up every time. 🤣
Tommy Jarvis comes later in the franchise. He’s my favorite character. I thought it was super cool they added him to the game
@16:06 “Don’t be stupid.” Shania Twain approves of this message. 😁
"You see, Jason was my son, and today is his birthday..."
Fun Fact: The scene with the snake was not in the script, and was an idea from Tom Savini after an experience in his own cabin during filming. The snake in the scene was real, including its on-screen death.
Location Location Fact: The movie was filmed at Camp No-Be-Bo-Sco in New Jersey. The camp is still in operation, and it has a wall of Friday The 13th franchise memorabilia to honor that the movie was set there.
Music Enthusiast Fact: Composer Harry Manfredini has said that contrary to popular belief, the famous "Chi, chi, chi, ha, ha, ha" in the film's score is actually "Ki, ki, ki, ma, ma, ma" and it is meant to resemble Jason's voice saying "Kill, kill, kill, mom, mom, mom" in Mrs. Voorhees's mind. It was inspired by the "Get her, mommy! Kill her!" scene in which Pamela Voorhees breaks mentally. Manfredini created the effect by speaking the syllables "ki" and "ma" into a microphone running through a delay effect.
Saw a story, too, where Savini and the production crew did not tell the snake handler/owner what was going to happen. So they essentially murdered dude's pet on camera.
And Manfredini was the MVP of this movie. That score literally makes most of what it ended up being.
@@EOMReacts I'll admit as a guy with a phobia of snakes, I really hated that really happened. Low budget I know, but still, no excuse
Thanks for the info!
@@EOMReacts if they EVER pulled that with the African ball python I used to have? THEY'D WISH Jason's mother got to them first for real! HOW do you kill somebody's pet right in front of them or animal that they've spend time familiarizing themselves with and training. That's still a relationship AND there is somewhat of a bond going on between the human and the animal there. That's the most bizarre story I've ever heard. I would have killed them on a spot I would've freaked out and snapped somebody's neck. UGH... Sometimes I just can't with people, sometimes I'm seriously just all peopled out. It really is the truth when I say that sometimes it's animals who make better people than people actually do. #NYGENXBIKERLADY
There are some people saying that it says, "Kill her." But, I have to admit, I don't hear it
I still drink coffee like that, two spoons + 1 spoon sugar
She didn't put coffee grounds in her cup. She used instant coffee. It's designed to dissolve in a cup of water. I'm only a couple years older than you, and when i was little (early 80's) all most people drank was instant coffee, especially at home. They still make it, too. Folgers, Hills Bros, Maxwell House, Nescafe, etc.. I'm pretty surprised you're not familiar with it.
Mom or dad didn’t drink coffee. Only person in the family that drank coffee was my aunt who lived in Ohio - J
Yes Kevin Bacon's first movie, Nightmare on Elm st-Johnny Depp's first movie.. Alot of actors get their start in horror movies.
1) Tommy Jarvis comes along in Part IV (the best actual film of the series)
2) Nice to see both pooches at the same time :)
3) Part 2 actually has the best final girl in the series (Amy Steel) with Ginny
4) No one ever listens to Crazy Ralph. It's a shame
Part 2 ruled. That was the Jason I liked best. That flour sack hood was scary AF. He was also more believable than later versions.
Parts 1-4 were all good. But after 8, I just dropped off the F13 series altogether. I didn't even bother watching 9, 10, and Freddy vs Jason. Reboot was good, but I'm still a nostalgia sucker- love the original 4.
I don't drink coffee myself, but yeah we get ground coffee, and put a few spoons in a cup, it's how my sister drinks it. (I usually only drink coke or lager).
If you liked this, you should consider “Tucker and Dale vs. Evil”.
Half hillbilly lol
I love this movie, and the sequels. Some not as good as other ones. As a small kid in the late 80's, I watched these movies purely out of curiosity, just to see if I could take it. Looking back, these were a great introduction to horror. Now at days, these kills aren't as graphic as they seemed back then. Not the best acting in these movies either. But what I love is the creative kills, the mood and atmosphere of the woods, and the score, which is reminiscent of Hitchcock.
Lots of fun to watch with a group of friends and some drinks. The classics never die.
Yes. Gas stoves used to get lit manually. There are probably still many around that do. It's instant coffee. That just gets spooned into hot water, kind of like instant hot cocoa (and dissolves, so it isn't grainy at all).
I was 9 when this came out I love the older original movies I wish they never try to remake these
I had snot boogers flying when you said Jason was going to have to work hard to impress me because Jason's Momma was putting in work !!! 🤧
It was the one jumpscare that defined a series into sequel after sequel. Everybody in 1980 flew into the ceiling from that ending. Jason is MVP!
Hey JL and Blank. I’ve still been watching all of your reactions and love all of them. I also enjoy reading the comments, especially from newcomers. The love is real. Congratulations on 20k subscribers!
Much appreciated. J says it every intro, but without the family's love and support, there's no channel. We know we couldn't do this without you guys, so we just hope we keep everyone as happy and entertained as we possibly can.
@@EOMReacts Neither of you have ever let us down and I know you never will. You are just that good. However, please tell J that I know he lied about how scared he gets with horror movies. He's a natural! And it doesn't make a bit of difference, his reactions are priceless!
35:54, this was on Bravo's 100 Scariest Movie Moments.
I was literally in this town where they filmed this today. It still looks a lot like this.
Kevin Bacon is from Philadelphia, so he always got swagger.
Mama shoulda quit while she was a head.
Ba dum dum🥁😂
Legit looks like my late Monster in Law & about as stable🤪🥴
COFFEE : OMWord!! Haven’t ever heard anyone else refer to it as that! Never had a cup in my life; when ppl ask ‘Why not?’ I’m like- Eeuuuuwww- It’s bean juice🤮 Of course, I don’t let that get in the way of a nice cup of hot cocoa🤣🤦♀️ As others have said, that’s ‘instant coffee’. Here it appears to be Maxwell House. The big tagline for them I recall is ‘Good to the last drop.’
Anyone remember Sanka??
As always, thanks for the ride!
Stay safe & love much💖
35:53 The moment we're ALL waiting for!!!!! BAH HAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHA
She was drinking Instant Coffee. It's crystals. You can just boil the water and mix it in like hot chocolate
"Knowing the ending" should not remove a film's rewatchability, though.
Can’t wait to watch another one of your videos. Thanks for providing such enjoyable reactions!
Glad you like them!
That kind of coffee is called instant coffee. You add water to the mixture and stir before drinking it.
I love when you list all the things you would use as weapons from the pantry. Flour, sugar, buckets of water...
It was most likely instant freeze-dried coffee.
Betsy Palmer took one of her most famous roles because she needed a new car and was positive no one would see the film. Hahahaha!
JL would love The Great Wall.
It's instant coffee and yes, you stir it up like you're making chocolate milk but just add hot water.
I absolutely love your reactions and your sweet pups too! 👍 Besty Palmer was so creepy in this. It's a far cry from her part in Mr Roberts, but her grin is unmistakable. The minute she does it, I always say, 'there's Jason's mommy!' 😁 Excellent reaction 🎃
Glad to see you watch this movie. I love the Friday the 13th franchise, I grew up on them. Betsy Palmer did a hell of a job playing crazy mom, in reality she was such a sweetheart. Tommy Jarvis comes in at part 4. I hope you watch parts 2 & 3. Part 3 is about ties with 2 as my favorites of the series. Adrienne King who played final girl Alice is such a sweetheart too, one of my most prizes collectible is a copy of her original script. That was a fun read to see what didn't get put into the finished film. Take care man, hope you have a great day.
He’s def gonna watch the whole series (along with Halloween, Elm St, Child’s Play, and a few others if nothing else do the patreon. Will def try to bring a few of the more popular ones to YT tho. He enjoys slashers quite a bit so I’m def looking forward to him watching all of those old school classics, too.
Man, HELP is my kryptonite. I can’t say no or turn away.
“She high as hell ain’t she” 😂😂
Tommy Jarvis arc starts at part 4 and concludes in part 6. Also, he makes an appearance in the never hike alone short fan film
You could understand a parent going nuts. It's scarier than a undead drowned killer.
I was waiting for you to have that last scare! Took me out! 🤣🤣🤣
My family and I saw this on Cinemax in 2005, and it scared the hell out of us! My mom couldn't sleep for a week! Lol!!
I think I saw it on Cinemax too, but it was 1982 😂
I used to play the Friday game too and I would always hide under the bed or closet and always got found. Lol
It’s instant coffee. They have instant tea too.
its instant coffee. freeze dried. that's why she's putting on the kettle of water.
I appreciate this one a little more each time I see it. And of course you realize you're now obligated to watch _Freddy vs. Jason_ 😄 If you don't see any of the other _Nightmare_ films first though, be aware that Freddy became fond of dad jokes.
I'd argue that Kevin Bacon wasn't cool in _Beauty Shop._ Excellent as always, but not cool /hairflip
Love the doggo pumpkins! And AMEN if someone's not mad after playing Monopoly or Uno, can't say it's never been me 🤣
No way that frail, old Mrs. Vorhees was able to kill all those people and move the bodies around. lol. Also, there is a big difference between instant coffee and brewed coffee.
I still think the most messed up thing in connection with this whole franchise is the fact that for this movie, they rented that snake from some guy, didn't tell him what was going to happen, and then killed his snake, for real, right in front of him.
You hit 20k subscribers! I remember hoping that you'd hit 10k one day. Can't wait to see the channel grow more. Congratulations!
Much appreciate that. Wouldn’t be here without the OG’s of the family.
Kevin Bacon's first movie.
Animal house!!!
28:11 It's instant coffee. It's still around but most people get the regular stuff. Maybe you have heard of Taster's Choice. That's instant coffee.
I forgot about Tasters Choice!!! I only thought of Sanka.
@@Anne-pv9cb "We would have been satisfied with some freeze dried Taster's Choice and break out the gourmet sht on us" -- Jules Winfield.
Present day in this movie was Friday, June 13, 1980.
Another good warm up for the Exorcist.
Good review as always.
Great jokes.
You should do the Omen original. Gregory Peck staring.
Winner horror classic
Hey Blank, not sure if it's on the list yet but I think JL would have a lot of fun reacting to The Skeleton Key. Such a great ending and October is the perfect time to watch it!
Oh my, YES!!!
The Tommy Jarvis from the Friday the 13th game is the one from Part 6, however, the first appearance of young Tommy Jarvis is in Part 4
She's making instant coffee, which is horrible but quick to make. They're not really coffee grounds, so they dissolve in the hot water. Nasty stuff, but you can still pick some up at most supermarkets.
Instant coffee has improved greatly over the years.
@@anthonymunn8633 I'll take your word for it, but I can guarantee that whatever brand they were using in '72 for this movie, it was nothing short of dirt water. ;-)
The coffee grounds sink after they've fully hydrated. You invariably get a few floaters, but if you have to have your fix, it'll do.
Betsy Palmer was a 50s movie star
All men loved her
She was a starlet
This was filmed about 20 minutes from where I live. The town still looks exactly the same.
EOM As a new subscriber I am really enjoying your earlier reactions here . Friday the 13th is my favorite horror franchise.... your reactions and comments for this movie are a much added bonus ....I am looking forward to seeing you react and comment to more of the Friday the 13th movies . When you say "shut up" that is some of my favorite moments . I will be watching your other horror movie reactions soon . Thank you
Welcome to the family!
And def gonna get down that Jason rabbit hole eventually.
Lets go Ravens!!!
I live in Baltimore MD!!
Love your channel bro!
👍🏼👍🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
To answer your question yes they still have sleepaway camps. MY friends cousin sent her daughter to one. I forget if it was last year or 2 yrs ago, but it was in upstate NY. She went for a month~up in the Adirondacks. I know they had a bunch of stuff there that the kids were involved in. I can't remember all of it but I do know that they had horseback riding.
Instant coffee can be poured in the cup then add hot water and stir it, it will dissolve and viola a cup of coffee
YES THAT IS HOW THEY DID COFFEE BACK THEN
This was filmed 30 min from my house here in NJ!
Jason's mom had it goin' on in the earlier days of her acting career for real. Crazy how much she killed this part tho.
Tommy Jarvis is indeed a character in the franchise, but he appears until Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter as a little kid. In the following films he appears as a young adult, like in the game. In fact, many references of the video game were taken from the different movies from the franchise. For example, Mrs. Voorhees' sweater appears in Friday the 13th Part II and basically fulfills the same function as in the video game. You can tell that the programmers of the Xbox game are fans of the series, unlike those idiots who programmed the shitty version for the NES.
To the Kevin Bacon question. I would say Sleepers , would be a Bacon not a cool guy role . But you should judge for yourself.
You are awesome to watch movies with. Thank you.
The coffee she put directly in the cup was instant coffee- dissolves completely in water.
Lots of popular brands- Maxwell House Intnl, Sanka, tasters choice, etc.
For a often forgotten Kevin Bacon film, definitely watch "Death Sentence" it's a great early film from director James Wan.
I forgot all about Death Sentence 😂😂 I only watched it once and everyone that I ever tell about it has never seen it
@@llorona7847 it's the movie that made me wish Kevin Bacon had done a Western; along with the other Kevin Bacon movie "River Wild".
Such a good movie
He honestly could pull off the "Man With No Name" aesthetic.
i recommend watching 'Scary Movie' and 'Scary Movie 2' when you are done with all the scary stuff. a couple of nice comedies that poke fun at all the horror movies.
The grounds fall to the bottom; you drink until you get there.
I cried laughing at the jump scare at the end🤣
I needed some feel good chemicals pumping through my head after this crazy week, so i came to watch you and your co-pilots. Hear you tell me to shut up a few dozen times 😂🤗
The messed up part is that snake was somebody's pet
What a classic film. Jason is part of all of us 80’s babies childhoods. Glad you liked the movie. You should watch Freddie v Jason!! It’s hilarious. And that was instant coffee she was drinking. Very common back in the day.