#ft13th

[zestymachinemaximus]

you gonna eat all that orrr

[cannibalmeat]

Can’t believe I missed Friday the 13th AND Valentine’s Day!!

[fridayindulges]

slasher sketches i never finished cause deadlines made me too lazy

[michaelfirman]

[evilvvithin]

JASON LIVES: FRIDAY THE 13TH PART VI tom mcloughlin, 1986

[danikoshi-doodles]

Rebirth

Tis his day.... Happy birthday, Jason!

[lingering-cryptids]

Happy Friday the 13th folks! I figured I should celebrate this day with none other than Jason Voorhees himself. :)

My horror movie- or more accurately- the slasher horror films as an old special of mine arises from the dead once more so! Yeah! The Jason I drew is based off of New Blood featuring some design elements of some of my headcanons for him.

Godddddd I missed these guys <33333

Enjoy! :D

[mrspumpkinpie]

You may not be having the rain and cold from where you live right now, but I do today, so for today, this day of the week, I give you...

Drizzle & Dread Saturday

(If you think of another title, comment it.) and the lovely gentleman we have is...THE ONE! THE ONLY...

Jason Voorhees x Reader

🪦 Jason Voorhees isn’t the kind of person who falls in love normally. Nothing about him is normal. Affection with him is quiet, possessive, strange, and honestly a little unnerving, but in a way that still feels deeply human underneath all the horror.

🪦 He starts recognizing you by routine before anything else. The sound of your footsteps around Crystal Lake. The way your voice carries through the trees. What time you usually wake up. Jason notices patterns obsessively.

🪦 At first, you probably wouldn’t even realize he’s attached to you. You’d just start finding evidence someone’s been nearby: firewood already chopped, your missing flashlight returned, animal traps moved away from your cabin, signs that something scared off whatever was stalking outside.

🪦 He watches from a distance constantly. Not always in a threatening way either, more like making sure you’re still there. Jason is weirdly protective once he decides someone belongs near him.

🪦 If you’re calm around him, it changes everything. Most people scream, run, or insult him. If you don’t? If you just… talk carefully and don’t treat him like a monster immediately? That sticks with him hard.

🪦 Jason’s body language says more than words ever could: lingering nearby instead of disappearing, standing between you and danger automatically, turning his head slightly when listening, silently offering objects instead of speaking, waiting for you to follow him through the woods.

🪦 Physical affection would be hesitant at first because he genuinely doesn’t know how to handle it anymore. He freezes the first time you touch his arm willingly. Completely still. Like he expects you to pull away.

🪦 And honestly? The mask stays on most of the time. Not because he wants distance from you specifically, but because the mask became part of him. Protection. Identity. A barrier between himself and the world. Taking it off around someone is extremely rare and deeply personal for him.

🪦 Jason gets attached in a very “this is MY person” way. Not verbally possessive, he barely talks at all in most versions, but behaviorally possessive.

🪦 If someone makes you uncomfortable around camp, they tend to mysteriously leave very quickly afterward.

🪦 Living around him means adjusting to his strange habits: disappearing into the woods for hours, silently appearing behind you without warning, sitting awake during storms, keeping old objects connected to his mother hidden away, staring into the lake for long periods.

🪦 Oddly enough, he’d probably enjoy quiet domestic things more than anything intense: sitting beside you near a campfire, repairing things around camp while you talk, listening to your voice even if he never answers, having you exist comfortably in his space.

🪦 Jason isn’t good with emotions verbally at all. If you cry, he kind of short-circuits for a second. He hovers awkwardly nearby like he wants to help but has no idea how anymore.

🪦 The closest thing he has to reassurance is presence. He stays. That’s the thing about him. Underneath all the violence and fear, Jason is profoundly lonely. So once he trusts someone enough to let them into his world, he clings to that connection harder than he probably realizes.