Fans on Friday the 13th have been waiting for a long time to see Jason Vorihes to make their triumphant, bloody return. The collective prayers of the lovers of weaker around the world were answered recently - kind - when a new officer A short film titled "Sweet Revenge" made its debut on YouTube. Directed by Mike P. Nelson ("wrong twist"), it's about 13 minutes of what we expected from the franchise, but it also feels like a little bit of teasing more than anything else.

The last time Asoneyson had an appropriate Chinese walk It was when the "Friday 13th" remake in 2009 hit theaters. After that, things were complicated. Get more into it at one point, but in the last 16 years, Slascher fans, such as I have been demanding that you scratch Jason Vorihes. "Sweet revenge" cannot fill the cavity so great. Fortunately, there is something else there that can give viewers that sweet, bloody horror taste that longed.

Starting in 2017, people in the films "Womp Stump" have begun publishing a series of fans on Friday the 13th entitled "Never Grow Alone". Obviously, "fan film" comes with a certain connotation. These things can vary wild in quality. And when they become too large, it attracts the wrong kind of attention. The Star Trek Axanar Film was even the subject of a great lawsuit. That, he said, what director Vincente dissants did with these film fans is Cream of the Crop Stuff. Embracing the past and looking at the future, they hit the place.

"I NEVER MAKE OWN" is a series of fans of fans that include two full -length installments and a predictor entitled "I Never Carry in the Snow", not to mention a music video called "Disappear". The first film, released in 2017, follows an adventurous blogger, Kyle McLod (Andrew Letti), which reveals the long -lost remnants of Camp Crystal Lake on a backpack trip. Of course, he soon crosses trails with Jason.

What immediately separates the first film is that the dissants offer something different, offering elements of found shots and focuses more on one sacrifice, rather than showing Asoneison Rip through a bunch of camp councilors one by one. Miles are above the quality of most films with fans that will be found on YouTube (all respect). It also needs some freedoms with the canon, but as long as the franchises go, "Friday the 13th" has always been a little beat when it comes to continuity and what not. What is most important? It feels like a meal of meat and potatoes that can satisfy your hunger, while "sweet revenge" feels like too little appetizer.

Instead of crucial, "I never climb alone" also happened like The Legal Dispute "Friday the 13th" started underwaythat has maintained the franchise for years. Although we will not enter the intolerance of all this, that lawsuit has essentially stopped all activities involving Jason Vorihes for a long time. Fortunately, the Womp Stomp Films was able to successfully move through the entire red strip just by doing its job, without the studio's permission, not for profit. Worked.

As for other records, "never get into the snow" delivered something that fans wanted to see for centuries: Asoneyson Vorihes in the snow! It is the shortest of the group, but perhaps the highest. Actually, In fact, there were plans to make a "Friday 13th" sequel in the snow At one point, but those who failed when the lawsuit began. Dissants delivered what could not in Hollywood.

Since I imagine that many people who read this did not watch the movies, I will not spoil where things go in "I never climb alone 2", but let's say it is a treatment for longtime fans. Dissants and his team clearly have a lot of Loveube to the franchise and that shows. Are the limits of the budgets of these films and the lack of resources at times obvious? Of course, but they still enter something "Friday the 13th" fans really lacked in a significant, honest way.

Initially, the gang in Womp Stomp had plans for even more. Only her web site has treatment posters for "Never increase alone III: Asoneyson takes the Crystal Lake" and "I never climb alone IV: The final increase". However, from now on, those projects have not materialized. Meanwhile, the Womp Stump film team is currently preparing "I never climb alone: the final intersection", which "woven the complete story" Never Grows Alone "in one, continuous narrative, with enhanced visual effects, improved sound design and exclusive new scenes".

With the legal settlement of the dust, the Friday 13th franchise is slowly returning to life. Peacock is produced by the "Crystal Lake" TV seriesthat will serve as a foretelling of the original film. The Jason Universe was also launched last year as a way to extract more media in downtown Asoneyson in the world, such as "sweet revenge". The minds behind the property have also pledged a new movie and a new video game, but the details remain elusive on that front. So, until it changes, these fan films can help bridge the gap.

Now you can watch the movies "Never Grow Alone" on YouTube.

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