Plot hole: When the cop shows Pam the newspaper clippings they include what look to be fresh photos of the real Jason from the events of Part IV, yet no photographer is ever seen taking pictures of Jason alive in the previous films and most likely wouldn't live long enough to publish the photo. (01:25:00)
Friday the 13th Part V: A New Beginning (1985)
Plot summary
Directed by: Danny Steinmann
Starring: Anthony Barrile, Dominick Brascia, John Shepherd, Melanie Kinnaman, Richard Young, Shavar Ross, Suzanne Bateman, Todd Bryant
Tommy Jarvis, the boy who killed Jason Voorhees, the hockey-masked maniac who terrorized Camp Crystal Lake, is now a teenager. He has just been transferred to Pinehurst, a facility for young troubled people that readies them to re-enter society to lead normal lives. However, things get abnormal as soon as Tommy arrives. Victor, a disgruntled patient, axes another patient, Joey, while two female patients, Robin and Violet, watch in horror. Victor is arrested and taken away, but things are hardly going back to normal, as Tommy is having visions of Jason around every corner. Then, people in the surrounding town are found sliced and axed. Sheriff Tucker doesn't know what to think; he assumes it's a Jason copycat killer. But Tommy is slowly losing his grip on reality and believes Jason is back to kill again. On a stormy night, the Pinehurst youths are macheted, spiked, stabbed, and cleavered. Soon only Pam, one of Pinehurst's staff members, and Reggie, the cook's grandson, are the only people left alive. They find themselves face-to-face with a hockey-masked psychopath and must fight to stay alive. Is it the real Jason back to start where he left off, or could Tommy have taken his place?
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Suggested correction: The picture was taken from security footage at the hospital after killing the 2 employees.
It was never shown.
Anita: What's wrong? Hey, you okay?
Demon: It's them damn enchiladas.
More trivia for Friday the 13th Part V: A New Beginning
Question: Since Roy was Joey's biological father, how is this possible that he never tried to make any contact with his son? I mean, why didn't he even try to talk to him?
Answer: Several possibilities: 1 The mother requested he not make any contact, 2 They could've moved away, and he lost contact until then, 3 He may have been drafted into the army, and she could've divorced him during his time away and moved into whatever state this is located.
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