Friday The 13th: Is The Slasher Movie Genre Slowly Dying Out? | THR News

The video explores the cultural impact and legacy of the Friday the 13th franchise, focusing on the iconic horror villain Jason Voorhees. It discusses the current state of slasher movies, noting their decline in cultural relevance but highlighting their enduring influence. The video also examines Jason's iconography and the franchise's extensive media legacy, emphasizing Jason's timeless appeal and symbolic significance in the horror genre.

What question does the video raise about the slasher movie genre?

• Is Friday the 13th the scariest movie?

• Is Jason Voorhees the best horror villain?

• Is the slasher movie genre dead?

• Is the slasher movie genre still popular?

According to Andy Crump, how has the slasher genre changed over time?

• It has become more popular.

• It has remained the same.

• It has become less culturally significant.

• It has completely disappeared.

What aspect of Jason Voorhees contributes to his lasting iconography?

• His colorful costume

• His dialogue

• His complex backstory

• His simplicity and design

How did Betsy Palmer initially react to the script of Friday the 13th?

• She thought it was a masterpiece.

• She believed it would be a huge success.

• She thought it was terrible and would not be seen.

• She was indifferent to it.

What has the Friday the 13th franchise spawned over the years?

• Only movies

• Movies, TV shows, books, and more

• Movies and a TV show

• Only video games