Brack Reacts #53 - Friday the 13th - The Final Chapter {FIRST TIME WATCHING}

#FridayThe13th #CoreyFeldman #CorkScrew
It's Jason Voorhees vs. Corey Feldman.
Only one will survive....well, okay maybe both.
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Fun Fact: Chronologically, parts 2, 3 and 4 take place over the course of five days. During that time Jason (Ted White) kills 34 people.
Music Enthusiast Fact: Although Love Is A Lie (1984) by Lion debuted in the movie, it wasn't on the 2012 soundtrack. Lion would officially put the song on their Trouble In Angel City (1989) album.
Crazy Dance Fact: The strange dance which Jimbo performs at the party was contributed by actor Crispin Glover and was based on the eccentric way he actually danced in clubs. On the set he was dancing to Back In Black (1980) by AC/DC as the scene was filmed. In the film however an edited version of Love Is A Lie (1984) by Lion was dubbed into the scene.
Fall Guy's Revenge Fact: Corey Feldman was legitimately terrified during the window shot. As per series tradition, Jason was played by yet another stuntman, this time Ted White, a seasoned veteran of 40 years who had doubled for Clark Gable and John Wayne. He did not like Feldman, calling him the "meanest goddamn little kid" he'd ever dealt with. According to Jason performer Ted White, Corey Feldman maintained a bratty attitude on set. Feldman maintains that this was due to poor treatment by director Joseph Zito and that during filming of the scene in which he attacks Jason with the machete he was pretending that the sandbags he struck were Zito. When it came time to film the famous scene near the end when Jason reached through a broken window to pull Tommy out of a house, White got to act out his frustration. They had worked out the timing of when White would grab Feldman beforehand, but during filming White waited a couple of beats to the point that Feldman assumed the stunt had gone wrong. So, just as he let his guard down White grabbed him exactly as you see in the film, meaning Feldman's screams of horror were completely authentic. Despite everything, White stated in interviews that Feldman was a very impressive actor.