Friday the 13th: The Homecoming by Zeke Jeffries - Horror, Slasher, Thriller, Teen - It has been over twenty years since Jason Voorhees terrorized Crystal Lake, and his legend is all but forgotten. The memory of Jason still haunts Chris Higgins, a woman who survived his killing spree in 1984. Now twenty-two years later, Chris is attending the psychiatric treatment of a well-renounced psychiatrist, whose attempts to helping Chris have an ulterior motive. Chris travels with her psychiatrist, her son, and her daughter to Crystal Lake, hoping to finally end her Jason horror. But Chris isn’t the only one who has returned to Crystal Lake… Jason himself has come back, somehow still alive, and his killing spree is more savage than ever! With Crystal Lake’s Homecoming dance being held on the old camping grounds of Camp Crystal Lake, Jason has a dance-floor full of victims to slice, dice, hack, and whack. But a man claiming to be Jason’s long lost father holds the long hidden secrets to the screen’s most maniacle killer. 99 pages - doc, format

Good job on this, the story was a good new take on the series, but I think ive seen this before, on imdb.com which was a past possible plot for the Friday The 13th film before the remake came along, but you it was wrote well, need some grammer corrections, and fix where you have the wrong character names in someone elses spot Fopr ex, KJ and ANNIE are running, VIKKI stops for breath, you need to change ANNIE to VIKKI.

BUt otherwise it was good, good job. Not many people can write a good solid sotry for the Friday series, its hard to do, but you did a soild job.

I may be wrong, but wasn't the the Friday script New Line very nearly produced a few years back?

~Zack~

That's what I said, if you go over to imdb.com and look at the FAQ it talks about the previous scripts and the plots and he basically used 2 of the ideas and put them tongether, but he did make it his own so thats what counts

This script actually was written about two years ago... i just never put it up here on SimplyScripts. It was written in Spring 2006. In fact, its one of my first screenplays, and directly following it was "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Legacy".