Other mistake: Right at the part where Crazy Ralph is looking in on Paul and Ginny. Ralph hears a breaking of a stick behind him. You can see Jason put the barbed wire up and over the tree. How is that possible? He would have to whip it around the tree, not over it. (00:30:20)
Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981)
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Directed by: Steve Miner
Starring: Adrienne King, Betsy Palmer, Amy Steel, John Furey, Kirsten Baker
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9. 7/10. My second favorite of the franchise. Thank heavens they decided to do Jason here and not some other story revolving around the date of Friday the 13th. It would work but not here. Amy Steel, my favorite heroine of the franchise, shows she's strong and frightened at the same time in a way lost to nowadays heroines who haven't got it. Jason himself looks pretty good though the sack mask's a little questionable. Thankfully they went with the hockey mask in the next sequel. If the term "underrated sequel"were to have a list of said sequels then Friday the 13th: Part 2 would be on it at around Number 5.
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Vicky: Guess.
Trivia: An actor/stuntman named Steve Dash actually played Jason in almost every scene, but was crestfallen when he found out he wouldn't be given on-screen credit for the role. Due to some studio red-tape, the actor credited for portraying Jason was Warrington Gillette, a stand-in who only appeared on-screen for a brief instance. (Gillette portrayed the "Unmasked Jason" under heavy makeup, who leaps through the window at the end of the film and is only on-screen for about 20 seconds.) Dash was understandably upset, as he put in almost all the work to create and play the character, but got no reward and was only credited as being Jason's stunt-double. When archival footage from this film was re-used in the next two installments in flashback, Dash was finally given the proper credit he deserved and was given sole credit for portraying Jason via archival footage.
Question: What was that first body in the woods that looked like Muffin? It couldn't have been Muffin because she shows up at the end right?
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Answer: It never really says what the body is, but I'd assume it were a rabbit or some other small woodland creature. It can't be Muffin because, like you said, Muffin appears later on.