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Happy Monday Campers! Your two favorite camp counselors are back with a very special episode celebrating the one year anniversary of Hurwitz's House of Horror! This week, the boys are making their way back into the world of Friday the 13th with Part V - A New Beginning.
It has been 5 years since the events of Friday the 13th The Final Chapter and Jason is dead. Tommy, still suffering from the events of that fateful night, is being taken to a rehabilitation center to try and help him move on from his past traumas. But when people start turning up dead and someone wearing a hockey mask arrives on the scene, there's only one questions going through everyone's head. Has Jason really returned from the dead?

Rent or Buy Friday the 13th A New Beginning.

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One Year Celebration Yeehaw: 0:00
Horror Hour
   Evil Dead Rise Updates: 3:50
   Hundred Acre Wood Game: 11:00
   Stranger Things Season 5 & The Writers Strike Talk: 15:31
   The Meg 2 The Trench Trailer: 19:42
   Blair Witch, Bitch: 24:53
Friday the 13th Part V A New Beginning Discussion: 28:24
Friday the 13th Part V A New Beginning Final Thoughts: 1:35:18
Favorite Kill & Ratings: 1:50:59
Tops & Bottoms: 1:59:21
A Big Thank You Listeners Roundup: 2:01:36

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Attention all you Fisch's in the sea!!!! Are you a fan of the Friday The 13th franchise or Return Of The Living Dead? If the answer's yes, then you're going to want to swim down to the deepest depths of the sea, and check out The Fisch Bowl's exclusive podcast interview with horror icon Thom Matthews live from from Pittsburgh's Horror realm Con 2023.

Jason Lives! Mostly in our hearts though, as this is Danny's favorite of the franchise. That, however, is not the only cause for celebration though. This week the Fried Squirms are pleased to bring on comedian Charley Macorn to help talk about this wonderful addition to Jason lore. She is also going to be curating some horror for the masses soon. So everyone please go check out www.camphorror.org and get your tickets for that (Aug 26-28), and/or check out www.theroxytheater.org and support all that they do!

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We wrap up our Friday the 13th voyage on this great holiday with parts 3 & 4. We had so much fun talking Disco Jason, merchandise, muddled time lines, Joe Zito being a disturbed man, and more! We had a lot of fun with this series.

The rise of slasher films in the 1980s has been well documented but months before Freddy Kreuger started haunting the dreams of the Elm Street children, Jason Voorhees was going on his fourth rampage through a group of teenage kids dumb enough to stay near Camp Crystal Lake. 

Following the release of “Friday the 13th Part III, which was rumored to be the final film in the series, Paramount decided to do one more movie to finally kill off Jason once and for all. The studio hired Joseph Zito, who was coming off his own slasher film called “The Prowler,” and he was asked to write and direct a fourth “Friday the 13th” movie. 

There was only one problem — Joseph Zito wasn’t a writer. 

But after the studio doubled his pay to serve as both writer and director, he accepted the job and then hired a ghost writer named Barney Cohen to actually write the script. Once completed, the film featured a major change from previous installments to the franchise because this time around there would be no “final girl” but rather multiple survivors of Jason’s deadly rampage. 

The film introduced Tommy Jarvis for the first time — a character who would later be considered Jason’s greatest foe — and Tom Savini returned to handle the effects after previously working on the first “Friday the 13th” film. 

The story is continuous from the conclusion of Part III to the beginning of Part IV as Jason once again wakes up and starts his killing spree all over again, except this time he runs into more formidable foes including the brother of one of his previous victims. On April 13, 1984, “Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter” opened in theaters and it was intended to be the last of the series…

In the latest episode of Rewind of the Living Dead, we’re going to shave our heads and grab a machete as we look back at the 1984 sequel “Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter”…

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Happy Friday the 13th, listeners! It's summer and this just feels like the perfect season to spend a little time with our pal, Jason. As ridiculous as it may sound, if you thought The Final Chapter was actually the end, you were sadly mistaken. It's a whole New Beginning, because Jason Lives! First up, it's a Friday the 13th whodunit! And we're not talking about the mystery of who made those damn enchiladas. If Jason Voorhees is truly dead, then who could possibly be killing off nearly the entire cast of this movie? You'd better sing to your lover while they're in the outhouse, because it may be your final romantic moment. It's Friday the 13th: A New Beginning (1985)! And then from there, how does this Voorhees guy keep coming back? Well, if people would stop digging up his body, and not leave a portion of a wrought iron fence protruding from his wormy corpse, during a lightning storm, that might help. Well, now that we've put that thought out into the universe, it's Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives (1986)!

Look, I don't want to scare anyone, but I'm going to give it to you straight about Jason. While we may be covering Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter (1984), this may not actually BE the final chapter. Hey, when Paramount saw that money pouring in at the box office, you'd better believe that they were happy that they left the series open for another sequel. The Common Craig also shares a quick review of the recent Shout! Factory/Scream Factory release of the Friday the 13th Collection, Deluxe Edition, Blu-ray set. And then from there, Micki, Ryan and Jack are back! With a few more adventures, in the seemingly never-ending pursuit of retrieving cursed antiques, in Friday the 13th: The Series!

Camp Nightmare is joined by special guest Thom Mathews, actor best known for playing Tommy Jarvis in Friday the 13th Pt 6: Jason Lives, lead roles in Return of the Living Dead parts 1 and 2, and most recently returning as Tommy Jarvis in the Friday the 13th video game and "Never Hike Alone" series!

The lawsuit between writer, Victor Miller and director, Sean Cunningham has seemingly buried the Friday the 13th film franchise six feet under but Jason Lives!... through content created by fans like Ben DeAtley from the Friday the 13th Network on Youtube. Ben stops by the black lodge to share his two cents on the fan film to end all fan films, Never Hike Alone. However, a Never Hike Alone episode would be nothing special without  it's director and star Vincente DiSanti who was kind enough to stop by for an interview in the black lodge.

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