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Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood Timeline is Officially Solved

All information for solving this timeline will be posted within the thread for everyone to see and read! If you aren't a fan of a Canonical timeline then that is on you! this forum post is meant for those who want to help piece together this franchise history! so thank you to those who enjoy it, share it, and want to help solve this even more! I enjoy doing my research and giving away new information!


The official script given to Tina Shepard during the prologue we saw for Friday the 13th: The New Blood is when she was only about Twelve years old during the opening scene between John and Amanda Shepard.


Another heavy indicator of this time jump is this direct statement about Jason Voorhees being at the bottom of crystal lake more than 7-years after the events of Jason Lives! If we do more math solutions again as I did in my original online thread it will help give everyone a proper visual idea of what I am doing! this visual chart is from the logical placement of 1990 the most canon-timeline wise for Jason Lives!!


As you can see this timeline place Part VII into an official canonicalized timeline as the other solutions are just alternative timeline places to help make senses of other situations within the timeline and connects Part VII to FvJ and how do I know this?



This places everything factually canonical just short time frames between the events!

1990: Jason Lives
2002: The New Blood/Jason Takes Manhattan/JGTH
2003: Freddy Vs Jason

Jason X isn't listed because 2010 is its original timeline placement so that's why this isn't listed.


What would I mean about an Alternative year? well if anyone read my Tommy Jarvis timeline post some would see the Part V year and then you have fans who believe Part V/VI happens in the same year which could/can be possible given as mentioned here that Tommy has no MM/DD for his birth but only the year (1984-12=1972)


This still places Part VII in the 2000s and still gives a window for Part 8, Jason goes to Hell, and Freddy Vs Jason! the difference? only by a year! so again this could/can be canonized depending on which team you are on as one side of the fanbase says it takes place in 1990 a year later from 1989 and then you have those with the 1989 timeline where Part V/VI is the same year! This is a 2/3 solution for this timeline!


Tom Mcloughlin himself the writer/director of Jason Lives states that his film for the Friday the 13th franchise takes place in 1986 and not at the end of the 1980s or at the start of the 1990s! I also made another visual chart for everyone to follow!!


Following this legend's own interpretation of what year his own film takes place, it would make Part 7 in the very Late 1990s and give a bigger timeline gap for Part 8 and Part 9! This is the 3/3 Solution!

The con to this solution is that if it takes place in 1986 then this means Tommy would have been 15 or 16 years old during this time! So also consider this when you are trying to canonized this placement.


This is to also answer the many questions that a lot of people might or would have for my post! if you wanna ask me something post it down below! I am willing to answer any and all questions relating to the timelines!

Question: What about John Buechler's statement about it being 10+ years?

My Answer: This can be chalked up to him adding an estimate timelapse between Part 6 and Part 7 as the script does allude to 7+ but it's never explicitly stated! BUT if it was a 10+ year time skip it would be WAY into the future of events! it would mean Part VII is in the early 2000s and it logically wouldn't place in the timeline whatsoever making the film indirectly non-canon!

Question: What about Jason Takes Manhattan placement?

My Answer: As mentioned in the post from/by Adam Marcus himself where he said that the company told him to ignore Part 8 and to follow up from Part VII which we can logically make sense of due to the deleted scene of Part VII ending where Jason grabs a fisherman, the new clothes, and why Jason looks the way he does as Jason's hands look more like Part 7 more than Part 8 ever did so we can confer that the clothes are new as he has done in Part 3 and that this takes place mid or late 2001 and later into the mid-2003 for the FVJ timeline, so yes if you aren't a fan of Part 8 you can by your own opinion/will ignore it but people like me? I believe it can work as either the same year as Part VII or a gap between them! again this is up to the fans own feelings and not just my own!

Question: What about the FBI?? Didn't they need evidence?

My Answer Given the situation from Jason Lives who is to say that the higher feds wasn't keeping tabs? and with the events of Part VII its safe to assume they knew exactly what was happening and finally did something!

Question: Explain Jason's clothing and physical change from Part 7 to JGTH?!

My Answer: As I mentioned Jason could/can/would have stolen someone's clothes and given that Jason clearly had awhile to heal it makes sense that his decayed skin would turn back into a more "living" and flesh-tone appearance!

Question: Are any of these even Canon?

My Answer: MANY fans, theorists, debaters, and etc could/can use my research to pin-point their own canonical placement as ALOT of things can be placed but as anyone can see from the evidence and the charts that this isn't fan-made knowledge but official aka canonical information from the writers/directors of the films themselves!

Question: Who cares about Canon and official timelines?

My Answer: MANY fans of the series do care as this will help them in their own pursuit for fan-films, fan-comics, and etc and this will help make the timeline more consistent and more logical for everyone to understand as well as limiting research issues that people will have!

As for Tina's birth year as mentioned above for each difference in the timelines

Timeline 1#: Tina Shepard would have been born in 1985

Timeline 2#: Tina Shepard would have been born in 1984

Timeline 3#: Tina Shepard would have been born in 1981

and again there is no MM/DD for either Tommy/Tina so these timelines can be them in mid-birthday years and make them a lot older for example Part V is said that Tommy is 17 but they never implied he just turned 17 or that he recently had a birthday and that he has been 17 for a while when he was transferred to Pinehurst!

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Rank the movies from most watched to least watched

#1) Part 7 - Holds a lot of nostalgia for me. The music is great, the sleeping bag kill, plus Tina Shepherd as Crystal Lake's Carrie knockoff. Who could forget the amazing detail in Zombie Jason's appearance?

#2) Part 6 - Technically a more brutal movie with a classic horror atmosphere. Though Part 7 gets bonus points for me for displaying a more rotted, iconic looking zombie Jason.

#3) Part 3 - Often regarded as the best movie in the franchise. Has the old school Friday feel down pat. The cast, for the most part, are also more enjoyable.

#4) Part 4 - Where Jason meets his demise in human form, and the start of the Tommy Jarvis saga. Love the unmasking and movie climax. Not a big fan of the rest of the disposable teens' chemistry.

#5) Part 2 - Great cast of actors, has a strong opening and the first movie to feature Jason as the main antagonist. The build up to Jason's cabin is creepy, and seeing a stumbling, bumbling Jason before he became an unstoppable killing machine shows early progression in the franchise. The sack revival in the Friday remake didn't do Part 2 justice, in my opinion.

#6) Part 1 - The original. Of course, the winning performances goes to Pamela Voorhees and Alice.
The rest, while passable for a lesser known 70's/early 80's horror flick is only a shadow in comparison to the antics Pamela's son would commit in future instalments.

#7) Part 5 - The copycat Jason movie. There's plenty of brutal kills, but lacks the mystique of the main man himself. Anything to make a buck, right?

#8) Freddy VS Jason - Promising opening with Freddy's monologue, but the movie goes quickly downhill once the heavily-dated rave sequence begins. Loved the movie years ago, but have a different opinion these days.

#9) Part 8 - Should have been called "Jason rides on a boat". Had high hopes for this, but I guess there's only so much a backwoods killer can do in the big apple. Despite being the last Paramount Friday, this one feels the most dated to me.

#10) Jason X - A Completely unnecessary example of how to butcher a license. Jason's unmasked human form was essentially Kane Hodder wearing a quasimodo mask. Mecha Jason looked awesome ...if this was a Power Rangers or Sci-Fi film.

#11) Jason Goes To Hell - And I hope the film stays there. The most cheesiest, dated, insult to the Friday franchise. The film also broke one of the cardinal Friday rules ...making Jason speak.

#12) The Friday The 13th remake - I get it - after Jason X and Freddy Vs Jason, the Friday series felt like it needed a reboot. In my opinion, the remake lost the feel of the original franchise; and, despite the new Jason having an even more imposing stature compared to other actors - the overall look and feel of this Jason just never sat well with me.