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"If Extermination is divine then pray as I torture your mind with your boundless killings!" Or something...idk.

Written by Phil Nutman & Daniel Farrands, this basically follows like I said, Michael during his time in Smith's Grove.

We see the Shape around other mentally ill children, putting on that perfect patient act of being catatonic, and killing the other child patients while nobody was looking.

In a nutshell: Jennifer was a child psychiatrist at Smith's Grove and a colleague of Loomis.

Like our favorite Loony doctor, Jennifer agreed that patient Michael belonged in a prison rather than the juvenile ward of a mental hospital.

Loomis asked Jennifer to join him when he was going to speak with Doctor Carpenter about Michael for support, and she agreed to do so on one condition: take her out to dinner. (Which is pretty sweet.)

The next day, they spoke with Carpenter, who told them that they were over-reacting about Michael (since Michael had basically fooled everyone into thinking he was catatonic) and that he was to stay in the juvenile ward. Because y'know, they truly knew what Michael was

Over the next few weeks, Jennifer and Loomis fell in love, as they shared the same beliefs about psychotherapy and politics, and they soon became engaged to be married. In 1971, two months before their wedding, Carpenter decided to throw a Halloween party for the children, which angered Loomis, but Jennifer had told him that Michael was a hopeless case and that he needed to move on and focus on better things.

The night of the party, on Halloween night, a young girl named Nancy had drowned while bobbing for apples, and Loomis knew that Michael was somehow behind it. Jennifer had tried to calm Loomis down while telling him that she still agrees that Michael needs to be locked up, but she wanted Loomis to get away from Smith's Grove to have his own private practice and away from Michael. Later in the night, Hill was checking up on the children and found Michael in the hallway, and Michael did something that broke Loomis.

The little bastard ran to the roof, Jennifer following in pursuit, and Michael did more than just take a life...he took Loomis's future, the Shape had pushed her off the roof snapping her neck in the process.

Her death was deemed a suicide, and this drove Loomis to his nigh-insane obsession with Myers, nobody believed Loomis, and I think Michael got a sick twisted joy out of that.

Someone who was smarter than everyone else, someone who knew the truth while nobody else did, someone he could taunt and get a reaction out of it.

Idk, I just think this would have been an interesting prequel setup, instead of whatever Rob Zombie did, i know that he wanted to do something different with Myers...what he did was too different.

You know it's bad when Michael has more comparison with Jason than his original counterpart.

Idk, done yapping, what do y'all think?

All art done by: https://achashaaaa.tumblr.com/?source=share

I did not do this.

I do wanna see more Lovecraft designs for AM, like a monster made of wires that is constantly shifting and can't maintain a solid form.

Idk, back on my IHNMAIMS hyperfixation after listening to the audio book narration by Harlan (god I wish he was still around.)

The comic is Freddy vs Jason vs Ash. It takes five years after Freddy vs Jason. It was originally gonna be a movie but Newline didn't like the idea of Freddy dying two films in a row, so it was scrapped.

So they did it in comic form, with twelve issues including Nightmare Warriors (the sequel comic.) iirc.

In a nutshell: since Pamela used the Necronomicon to resurrect Jason (an idea by the director of Jason Goes To Hell; Adam Marcus) Freddy would use it to bring himself back and bring new waking nightmares to the universe, recreating it in his image..

And apparently Jason is some kind of Deadite, and according to Adam Marcus it's canon because "I wrote and directed that movie."

Anyways, yeah this comic is... oh boy.

The male characters are toxic dudebros who only wanna have sex, the women are objects of lust, and some of the character portrayals feel a bit off.

Like Zoran from Dead Meat said: Ash is too much into his macho persona, and Freddy is a bit too over-the-top.

I think this comic is kinda ableist in ways, since I'm sorry Jason wouldn't be talked down to like that, ik Ken Kirzenger's Jason is portrayed as more sympathetic than Kane Hodder's rage-filled-murder-machine that sometimes veered into humor, but still, at this point I feel Jason should have retaliated before the ending of the comic.

Idk, done yapping thanks for coming to my TED TALK.

It's honestly one of my favorites, I think it's heavily underrated.

Love the chains and the metal mask, also the outfit being an olive faded green similar to his shirt in part 3-7 is better than the faded blue that looked more like something Michael would wear than Jason.

I like this Jason though, we get to see what he thinks, what makes him tick, and him having sympathy for Bubba is very wholesome and interesting for his character.

Gives him more complexity in my humble opinion.

I headcanon Via has heard all the earthly legends about Sadako, and has seen the shitty movies made about her (that was a whole plotline in the mangas.)

And Via would think Sadako is younger than her when Sadako is like...older than Stolas both physically and mentally (she's pushing 50 but looks like she's in her 20s.)

I think they have some similarities but overall not many, Via's life sucks, but it's kinda hard to beat being thrown in a well by your own father and surviving for 30 years out of sheer hate and willpower.

Via would take Sadako to Stylish Occult, probably, idk.

I just wanted to share my silly wholesome crackpot headcanon.

I am excited for the next Evil Dead film though, love the franchise even if Bruce isn't really doing any more films as Ash.

I hope while he and Robert Englund are still alive we get a Freddy vs Jason vs Ash animated movie/series, since they both said they'd be willing to do voice acting for the characters when they are still around.

Idk, enjoy.

I think it would probably piss him off, or he would be painfully indifferent since it wouldn't really be able to help with his never ending state of agony.

Viv said in the past that Angel has a soft spot for children in canon, he would still swear and make jokes (not at them, just in general.) but would tone it down a bit more.

We did see Angel interact with infant imps in Speedrun to Redemption, but that's about it. Plus infants aren't really sapient enough to count imo

I think he would try to help a child find their parents. But that's just me, what do y'all think?

Is it accurate? Probably not, but fuck accuracy this is funny.

Also: I miss Friday The 13th the game. :( it was fun.

I'm aware Sadako's lore is very complicated since there's multiple timelines.

There's the novels, then the movies, then the other films with the crossovers, and it gets messy.

I think the best version to use would be Ringu 0 (Birthday.) to Ringu 2.

Since that's the easiest one to go by, with Sadako as a character.

Idk, what do y'all think? Was rewatching the analyzing Evil of Jason Voorhees earlier, and it reminded me of Sadako who is a lot like Jason in more ways than one.

Like...does he have teeth? Is that fire on the inside of his mouth? If he moves his jaw even slightly do the flesh stitches rip? He has skin, we see his skeleton above his left eye.

If those flesh-stitches rip does he breathe out fire like a dragon?

Is his blood magma? We know Jason's heart is twice the size of a normal human being (Jason Goes To Hell.)

We know he can regenerate (yes, he can do that.). And that he's not dead but not alive in the sense that we understand.

Have I thought about this way too much? Yeah, probably.

Please give me your headcanons, I would love to hear them.

The Friday The 13th subreddit wasn't really helpful, so I came here.

Was looking through old I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream stuff I drew and came up with this dumb meme. (I didn't do the animation.)