Freddy vs. Jason is a 2003 American slasher film directed by Ronny Yu. The film is a crossover between the A Nightmare on Elm Street and Friday the 13th franchises, the eighth and eleventh entries in their respective series, and pits their respective villains, Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees, against each other. In the film's storyline, Freddy has grown weak, as the citizens of Springwood have suppressed their fear of him. In order to...
Kia and her friends realize they don't just have Freddy to worry about but al...
Lori corrects Kia and tells her it's not just that they go to sleep that they...
Will tells the others that when he was in the hospital he never had any dream...
Gibb, Kia and Lori play a game of marry, fuck or kill with the Three Stooges.
Freddy possesses Freeburg and waits for Jason to come to him and then injects...
Will's friend moves him away from the TV in the mental institution before he ...
Freddy tells Jason that he's no longer needed and Freddy prepares to kill Jas...
Kia makes her choices for Marry, Fuck or Kill using the Three Stooges.
Freddy is winning the fight with Jason and is ready to finish him off.
When it looks like Jason might win the fight against Freddy, Freddy hits him ...
Freddy keeps stabbing Jason but Jason keeps getting up which is beginning to ...
Gibb lights up a cigarette during the girls night out to the surprise of her ...
Gibb tells her friend she has another selection for the marry, fuck, kill gam...
Freddy and Jason are fighting to the death when Freddy realizes that Jason is...
Kia asks her friends, Lori and Gibb, if she should get a nose job.
Kia can't believe her friends talked her into going to Crystal Lake to bring ...
Gibb tells Kia that she doesn't need a nose job but she could use a lobotomy.
Gibb tells Lori and Kia she's going to get more beer even though she's alread...
Lori and her friends bring Jason's unconscious body back to camp Crystal Lake.
Freddy torments a young Jason and rips his mask off and then terrorizes him s...
Freddy walks around Jason's dreamworld.
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