Interesting character study, I've never seen this perspective of Jason

Horror killers aren't supposed to be positive representations of people

Imma go with no

I always thought Michael Myers was supposed to be a positive role model that showed the importance of family. Here you’ve got a guy who hasn’t seen his family in decades but still goes through hell and high water for them, cause at the end of the day they’re family.

He kind of is if you disregard his intentions.

People with mental disorders have a bad rap in horror movies. Most of these people can function in society w/o looking like complete nut cases.

I think the term is super villain

This guy sees the bigger picture that most itt clearly cannot

Jason Vorhees is a dude whos like 6'5", 250 lbs, hiding behind doors. Mans wears work boots on wood floors and no one hears him coming.

Jason not even mentally challenged he's just deformed

Mans literally walks people down.

Jason Vorhees comes in like the f***in Navy Seals cutting off the electricity and all communication.

I feel like everyone has a bad rap in horror movies from witches to little white children and dolls.

Clowns really are the true victims of horror stereotypes

soon as i read that thread title i knew this thread is about to be ridiculous

post to avy and name correlation hitting perfect levels

can somehow, essentially hear seinfeld saying that in my head

We could really learn something from our horror icons if you focus on their strengths

I can too

Idk why that’s so hilarious but I’m lirl rn

Just thinking about horror movies but at the end they celebrate the positives of the villains.

He takes the worst of a situation and manipulates into one in which he not only can survive, but thrives.

There are morals here that we are overlooking

You know, leatherface may have raped my friends and killed my dad, but he made it a long way from small beginnings.