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Jason voorhees is the iconc and famous murderer and killer whos most popular for being the main antagonist of the friday the 13th horror series. His movies: Friday the 13th (1980)(as a kid) Friday the 13th: part 2 (1981) Friday the 13th: part 3 (1982) Friday the 13th: the final chapter (1984) Friday the 13th: a new beginning (1985)(imposter) Friday the 13th: jason lives (1986) Friday the 13th: the new blood (1988) Friday the 13th: jason takes Manhattan (1989) Friday the 13th: jason gose to hell (1993) Friday the 13th: jason x (2001) Friday the 13th: jason vs freddy (2003) Friday the 13th (2009) His backstory:so basically, jason was born as a bald ugly disfigured kid, who wasn't really that loved by people, but his mother loved him so much, she'd kill people how would hurt him. When jason turned 11, he visited a happy little camp called camp crystal lake, where he got immediately bullied by the other kids. Then one day, when the counselors were... doing love in broad daylight, the kids drowns jason in the lake, where his mother would kill the counselors later in life and get beheaded by a missedde. but jason didn't die in the lake, he crawled out and became immortal with a urge to kill. So now you all know how he got this way. He was barely shown in the 1st movie, wore a bag on his head in the 2nd movie, and finally got his famous hockey mask in the 3rd movie. Anyway, I hope you enjoy this and have a great Friday the 13th!! Enjoy my killers!

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(In the woods next to camp crystal lake in the 1980s or the 2000s)

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