Visible crew/equipment: A couple of times when the group are sitting around the campfire, you can see square set lights reflected in Wade's glasses. (00:05:45)

Friday the 13th (2009)
Plot summary
Directed by: Marcus Nispel
Starring: Danielle Panabaker, Jared Padalecki, Derek Mears, Amanda Righetti
Genres: Horror
The movie starts with a flashback. Mrs. Voohries goes on her killing spree because the camp counselors at Crystal Lake paid no attention while her son drowned. The last counselor, however, beheads Jason's mom. Jason, secretly watching, picks up the machete used to kill his mother and becomes the monstrous killer we all know and love. Now, at the present, a group of 20-year-olds camp in the woods by Crystal Lake, looking for weed. Of course, they have sex, get drunk/high, and die one by one. This is all before the main title card and credits. Six weeks later, another group of 20-year-olds are on their way to those same woods for a weekend retreat to their snobby friend's lake house. Meanwhile, the protagonist, Clay, meets up with the party goers while he is looking for his sister, Whitney, who was part of the first group of 20-year-olds who died six weeks earlier. The friends die one by one in unique ways. One with a bow and arrow, and many with axes. As the body count grows, comic relief is provided by Chewie, a drunk Asian, and a sterotypical "black" character. In truth, everyone dies except Clay and his new "boo," Jenna. They are running from Jason when they find Whitney, alive and trapped. They rescue her as Jenna dies. Clay and Whitney, reunited, manage to kill Jason and dump his body in the lake... or so they thought.
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Chewie: [while watching Bree dancing.] In my next life I want to come back as one of the buttons on the ass pockets of her jean shorts.
Trivia: According to Michael Bay, Travis Van Winkle's Trent is the exact same Trent from the Transformers movie, meaning that both movies take place in the same universe.
Suggested correction: This info has been proven to be wrong. In Transformers, Travis Van Winkle plays Trent DeMarco, while here he plays Trent Sutton.
While I don't think Michael Bay ever directly said they exist in the same universe (if he did, I can't find it, so a link to him saying it should be provided). However, the films, as is, never reveal Trent's last name. For Friday the 13th, "Sutton" comes from a deleted scene, and "DeMarco" comes from the novelization of the "Transformers" film.
To add, the trivia never stated what Trent's last name was. Only that they were the same character.
Question: How could Whitney have lived at Jason's underground hideout for 6 weeks without food?
Chosen answer: When Jason brought her brother's backpack, you can see a small table next to the mattress with some bottles and cans, there is also something what looks like bag of chips (or maybe marshmallows?). I'm sure that he knew that she needs food, and brought her something from campers or cabins.




