Trivia: In each of the first three "Friday The 13th" movies there is one character who's a practical joker who in each movie is one of the many who are killed. (Ned in the first film, Scott in the second, Shelly in the third.) All three pranksters are killed the exact same way, by having their throats slit.
Friday the 13th Part 3: 3D (1982)
1 trivia entry since 12 Apr '24, 12:11
Directed by: Steve Miner
Starring: Dana Kimmell, Paul Kratka, Richard Brooker, Tracie Savage
Genres: Horror
Plot hole: We see Jason get his outfit from Harold's clothes line. Yet in Chris's flashback Jason has these same clothes already on.
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Suggested correction: I went and looked at both Chris version of Jason and Jason in the recent Part III. The Part III Jason outfit in Chris version has a lot darker clothes. Same style, just darker. That type of clothing is very similar though.
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Question: Where is it ever stated that the shots of unmasked Jason in part 2 are hallucinations of Ginny's, and that is the reason for the difference in Jason's appearance between part 2 & 3?
Answer: The very ending of part 2 proves this, as Ginny appears again found by the police and ambulances. 1) if Jason really got her she would be dead, not alive, he wrapped around her. 2) Paul was dead, not alive and 3) as far as Jason's appearance she would not be able to stand it at first glance, so in her head she would put more human features on his face to be able to deal with it.
Answer: It is never stated anywhere that she's hallucinating, some say that Ginny surviving is proof but Jason was badly injured, she could have gotten away, this is before Jason became supernatural. The changes in Jason's appearance is simply a continuity error.
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