Nature Trail to Hell

In the premiere episode of Season 2 of Nature Trail to Hell, Stefan & Jordan watch the original Texas Chain Saw Massacre movie from 1974. Stefan is EXTREMELY wary of watching it (for good reason) while Jordan is suspiciously gleeful of his trepidation. Does this horror classic live up to its infamous reputation, or has its impact been dulled by time? Find out as we start a whole new binge watch.

In this last bonus episode, Jordan and Stefan watch 13 Fanboy, the crowdfunded indie film starring multiple former Friday the 13th actors playing themselves – and Dee Wallace for some reason. While not a Jason movie, it features a killer who's stalking (and murdering) former actresses from the films. Also Corey Feldman is there as a creepy movie producer. 

Jordan and Stefan watch the theoretically related comedy spoof 1981 Saturday the 14th and are in for a vicious bait-and-switch as it becomes quickly apparent that it has NOTHING  to do with Jason or even slasher movies at all. WHOOPS. 

THE REAL FINAL CHAPTER? Jordan and Stefan watch the Friday the 13th reboot/remake from 2009, the one that attempts to make sense of the convoluted Jason mythology so far. Does it do its job? Also: we wrap up this run of the podcast and look ahead to what's next.

This is it – the final movie of the original run of Friday the 13th/Jason movies before the 2009 reboot, and the long-awaited, long-gestating showdown between New Line's two iconic horror villains. What could this movie possibly be about? Why would Freddy fight Jason? What's the deal with the afterlife in this world, anyway? Find out.

Evil gets an upgrade, so they say, but does sending Jason into space change the trajectory of the Friday the 13th franchise? Wait, why is Jason in space? Stefan and Jordan may have very different opinions on this one.

It's the beginning of the New Line era for Jason! And also the start of an incredibly confusing new mythology about bloodlines, demon babies, and contagious Jason-ness. Wait, why do we watch these movies again? This is a weird one.

At last, Stefan and Jordan reach the end of the classic Paramount run of films where Jason (sorta) takes Manhattan. Is the film that makes the least sense in the entire series? Why is there so much boat? And what DOES happen to Toby at the end? Join us to receive almost no definitive answers to these questions.

The one where the blood is new! The Tommy Jarvis saga has come to an end, so it's time for a new protagonist – one with PSYCHIC POWERS. In this episode, Stefan Lawrence and Jordan White watch the 7th movie in the Jason Voorhees saga and discuss whether this movie series is trending in the right direction.

In which Stefan and Jordan watch Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives, which very much has the real Jason in it (thank goodness). It also has the continuing story of Tommy Jarvis, who looks nothing like a grownup Corey Feldman. Is it good? Is it great? Is it the Mission Impossible: Fallout of the series? LET'S FIND OUT.