Friday the 13th: The Blog of Jason Vorhees

Friday the 13th: The Blog of Jason Vorhees



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I've already made mention of Jason Vorhees in my blogs regarding Freddy Krueger, Ash Williams, and Scooby-Doo.



As always please feel free to leave comments for me on what you thought I missed or got wrong.  I really love the feedback, and I do incorporate it in future blogs.  And I'll give you a plug.


1667--DEATH MOON--John D Lindsey Jr says:  In the Jason X novel DEATH MOON, a character recounts the story of Jebediah Voorhees, a wizard and ancestor of Jason in 1667 Salem, Mass., who possed a copy of the Necronomicon Ex Mortis until he disappeared. This would explain how it came into the possession of Pamela Voorhees, as seen in JASON GOES TO HELL and FREDDY VS JASON VS ASH.

January 1758--FRIDAY THE 13TH:  BAD LAND--From Wikipedia:   The series explores the history of Crystal Lake before Pamela and Jason Voorhees arrived.[127][128]Bad Land takes place in two time frames, the "present day" and 250 years before "present day". It follows three hikers in the present and three fur trappers in the past, each of whom is snowed in by a blizzard at Crystal Lake. Each group experiences similar events, suggesting that there is a connection between the two groups.[129] 

1930--Birth of Pamela Voorhees. Note that my background info for Jason comes from this Friday the 13th timeline.  Note I had to make some date adjustments to keep with dates in Win Scott Eckert's Crossovers.  Two alternate timelines can be found here and here.

1935--Camp Crystal Lake is opened.

1945--Pamela Voorhees is marrried to Elias Voorhees.  Note that Pamela's maiden name has never been revealed.

June 13, 1947--Birth of Jason Voorhees.  He is born deformed.

1954--Birth of Diana Voorhees.  Diana is Jason's half-sister.  Elias is the father of both, but they have different mothers.  Diana's mothers name has not been revealed.

October 1958--Jason Vorhees drowns in Crystal Lake, due to bullying by his campmates and the neglect of the teen camp counselors at Camp Crystal Lake.

June 13, 1959--Two camp counselors are murdered, but the killer is not found.

1960 to 1962--Fires prevent Camp Crystal Lake from reopening.

1963--Bad water prevents the camp from opening.

1972--Jessica Kimble is born, the daughter of Jason's sister, Diana (Voorhees) Kimball.

Early June 1979--FRIDAY THE 13TH:  PAMELA'S TALE--From Wikipedia:  The two issue comic book covers Pamela Voorhees' journey to Camp Crystal Lake and the story of her pregnancy with Jason as she recounts it to hitchhiker Annie, a camp counselor who is killed in the original film.[120] 

June 12 to 13, 1979--FRIDAY THE 13TH--After her son is drowned due to the bullying of children and the neglect of the counselors, Pamela Voorhees goes on a killing spree.

AUGUST 1979--FRIDAY THE 13TH PROLOGUE--Alice, the survivor of the June massacre, returns and finds Jason alive holding his mother's head, and Jason kidnaps Alice.

Summer 1982--Chris has a fight with her parents and runs out the cabin, where she is attacked by Jason and passes out.  She awakes in her room, and her parents won't speak of the matter.

July 10 to 11, 1984--FRIDAY THE 13TH PART 2--Jason Voorhees is revealed to have survived his drowning and may be kept alive by some kind of supernatural means.

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July 12 to 13, 1984--FRIDAY THE 13TH PART III--Two days later, more teens are slaughtered by Jason.

July 14 to 16, 1984--FRIDAY THE 13TH: THE FINAL CHAPTER--Twelve year old Tommy Jarvis kills Jason Vorhees.

Sometime after 1984--MOTHER GOOSE AND GRIMM--Jason appears twice.  Also note that he has appeared several times in both MAD and CRACKED MAGAZINES.

1985--In an attempt to distance itself from the "Camp Blood" reputation, Crystal Lake is renamed Forest Green.

1985 to 2006--Jason's killing continues in many video games.

Summer 1987--FRIDAY THE 13TH PART V:  A NEW BEGINNING--Tommy Jarvis, the survivor of the events of 1984, is institutionalized, and finds himself facing off against Roy Burns, an ambulance driver who after losing his son becomes a copycat of Jason Voorhees.

1987 to 1990--THE 13TH HOUR/FRIDAY THE 13TH:  THE SERIES--Two cousins must try to retrieve all the cursed objects sold from a cursed antique store.  Though the series seems to only be tied to the the movies in name only, in fact there was an intention that the hockey mask Jason wears has some connection to the antique store.

May 12 to 13, 1988--FRIDAY THE 13TH PART VI:  JASON LIVES--Tommy, who had been institutionalized escapes and goes to Jason's grave to destroy his body, but instead accidentally aids in resurrecting him.

1989--THE RESURRECTION OF MICHAEL MYERS PART 2--At a wild party at a hospital, Michael Myers, Jason Vorhees, Leatherface, and a zombie all show up to cause mayhem.

July 28, 1989--THE ARSENIO HALL SHOW--Jason shows up on the set.

October 13, 1989--FRIDAY THE 13TH PART VII:  THE NEW BLOOD PROLOGUE--Thirteen year old Tina Sheppard unintentionally kills her father with her telekinetic powers.  She is institionalized.

1992--MTV MOVIE AWARDS--Jason Vorhees accepts a lifetime achievement award.

August 12 to 13, 1993--FRIDAY THE 13TH PART VII:  THE NEW BLOOD--A telekinetic named Tina while under duress accidentally resurrects Jason.

Mid August 1993--FRIDAY THE 13TH PART VIII:  JASON TAKES MANHATTAN--Apparently Crystal Lake connects to the Atlantic, as a cruise ship full of graduating seniors takes off from Crystal Lake to Manhattan.  Jason follows, and Tommy follows him.  Everyone is killed on the boat by Jason but Tommy and his new girlfriend, who are chased around the city by Jason.

Mid August 1993--TMNT ENTITY:  BODYCOUNT--Matt Hickman says:  so in this Tmnt Mini Series Jason Voorhees shows up in the back ground of one Scene in a dinner.  Ivan places these events logically during JASON TAKES MANHATTAN.  Note that since Mirage Turtles stories don't tend to work with the TVCU canon (as established by James), we may have to place this and the entire Mirage Turtle canon in the TVCU2.  http://tmntentity.blogspot.com/2011/0...

Late August 1993--JASON VS. LEATHERFACE--This takes place between JASON TAKES MANHATTEN and JASON GOES TO HELL.  Crystal Lake is drained in order to place an office tower there.  The contents are shipped to Texas, including Jason.  Jason awakes and meets Leatherface and the Sawyer family.  At first, he is accepted into family, but eventually he and Leatherface do battle.  Leatherface seemingly wins and dumps Jason in a lake, but that's always been a temporary setback for Jason.  Jason, in an unrecorded tale, must make his way back to Camp Crystal Lake, where the tower is destroyed and the lake is filled up again.

Summer 1993--JASON GOES TO HELL:  THE FINAL FRIDAY--After years of people dismissing the killings at Camp Crystal Lake as being unconnected, the FBI finally takes notice after Jason Vorhees had struck in New York City.  The FBI set up a sting operation at Camp Crystal Lake and shoot him down.  Of course he returns from the dead and it's up to a group of teenagers to take him down again.  Some notes:  In the Voorhees home is the Necronomicon Ex Mortis.  How it got there is unknown.  It can't be the sole reason Jason stays alive, since Jason has continuously risen even during the events of EVIL DEAD and this  is not the same cabin from EVIL DEAD.  Could there be more than one?  Also, the crate from the CREEPSHOW segment titled "the Crate" is here as well.  How that got there is unknown.  Bringing in that one story does not necessarily bring in all the stories from CREEPSHOW.  Finally, at the end of the film, when Jason is killed, we see Fred Krueger's claw come from the ground to pull Jason's mask down, and we hear his laugh.  These events come after the events of FREDDY'S DEAD:  THE FINAL FRIDAY.  This must also happen after WES CRAVENS' NEW NIGHTMARE.  Freddy was finally killed and his dream demons had abandoned him, returning to Earth-Prime, but Wes Craven and Heather Langencamp defeated them and returned them to the TVCU.  Freddy has been trapped in Hell, but his power got restored by the dream demons.  His power was still low from losing all the souls of the people he killed and from not being feared.  He discovers Jason in Hell and starts to mold his mind to do his bidding.

1994--FRIDAY THE 13TH YOUNG ADULT NOVELS--Different people keep finding Jason's mask, which possesses them when they wear it.

January 13, 1995--Stephanie Kimble is born.  She is Jason's great niece.  

Summer 1995--WES CRAVEN'S NEW NIGHTMARE--The dream demons return to their home dimension, that of Earth-Prime.  On Earth-Prime, the Nightmare on Elm Street series were fictional movies.  In fact, Wes Craven had been haunted by these demons, and found a way to trap them by creating Freddy Krueger.  By trapping them in this way, he sent them to the TV Crossover Universe, where they had to help Krueger.  But when Craven ended the series, the Demons were no longer trapped, and returned to Earth-Prime, where they haunted not only Craven, but the cast of the first Nightmare film.  Eventually, they are trapped once more, beginning with simple act of placing a cameo of Freddy's laugh and his claw at the end of a Friday the 13th film, thus keeping them trapped waiting for the idea of a team-up to come to fruition.  Thus the Demons come back to the TV Crossover Universe, and aid Krueger, though he is still at his lowest power point, lacking the fear or the souls to fuel him.

Summer 1997--BRIDE OF CHUCKY--Krueger's claws are seen in an evidence locker.  Also there are the masks of Jason Vorhees and Michael Myers.  A Good Guy doll (which was possessed by serial killer Charles Lee Ray) is also there.  These claws must be the claws that were stored in the basement of Nancy Thompson's home.  Also in this locker room is the chainsaw used by the Texan serial killer known as Leatherface.

2001 to 2009--BONEYARD--James says:  The "Satan" who shows up in the first volume of the Boneyard comic books passes himself off as "Mayor Wormwood," which is a crossover of sorts with C. S. Lewis' The Screwtape Letters.

Problems with this? This demon really isn't as powerful as Satan should be, so it's clearly not him. And Wormwood died a terrible death at the hands of his Uncle Screwtape at the end of Lewis' novel, so it's clearly not him. For that matter, what being would pass themselves off under the name of a murdered demon?

I believe the one who murdered the demon in question might adopt the dead demon's name in an effort to protect himself against name based magic; and who better to steal the name of the murdered than the murderer himself, Screwtape (Senior Demon of the Lowerarchy of Hell).  [This]  would place both The Screwtape Letters and the first volume of Boneyard on the timeline (Boneyard is in through crossovers with Frankenstein, The Creature from the Black Lagoon, and Friday the 13th).


2001--FRIDAY THE 13TH:  CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PSYCHOPATH--From Wikipedia:  Friday the 13th: Church of the Divine Psychopath has Jason resurrected by a religious cult.[99] 

2001--FRIDAY THE 13TH:  HELL LAKE--From Wikipedia:   In Friday the 13th: Hell Lake, a recently executed serial killer, Wayne Sanchez, persuades Jason to help him escape back to the real world.[100]

2001--HATE-KILL-REPEAT--From Wikipedia:  In Hate-Kill-Repeat, two religious serial killers attempt to find Jason at Crystal Lake, believing that the three of them share the same contempt for those that break the moral code.[101] 

2001--THE JASON STRAIN--From Wikipedia:  The Jason Strain places Jason on an island with a group of death row convicts—placed there by television executives running a reality game show—while a scientist attempts to create an age-retarding "super drug" from Jason's DNA. Instead, she creates a virus that reanimates the dead into zombies.[102] 

2001--CARNIVAL OF MANIACS--From Wikipedia:  The character of Pamela Voorhees returns from the grave in Carnival of Maniacs, and she searches for Jason, who is now part of a traveling sideshow and about to be auctioned off to the highest bidder.[103]

Fall 2002--FREDDY VS. JASON--While in Hell, Fred Krueger finds Jason Vorhees.  Jason is a type of zombie.  He cannot be killed.  He continuously reanimates his body.  Freddy can't return because the people of Springwood have eliminated all knowledge of him, and he had lost all the souls he had collected.  He plans on sending Jason to Springwood to kill, figuring the people there would think that Freddy returned.  This fear would actually resurrect Freddy.  As is typical, many teens die, but a couple of them survive to kill both slashers.  They use the old trick of pulling Freddy into the real world, then pit the two against each other.  In the end, it appears they both died at Crystal Lake, but as usual, we learn at the end that both have survived.

Fall 2002--FRIDAY THE 13TH SPECIAL--From Wikipedia:  Siblings Miles and Laura Upland inherit Camp Crystal Lake. Knowing that Jason caused the recent destruction, Laura, unknown to her brother, sets out to kill Jason with a paramilitary group so that she and her brother can sell the property.[106] 

Late 2002--FIRSTJASON--Ari Lehman creates a rock band called FIRSTJASON.  Ari played Jason Voorhees in the first film based on the series of events at Camp Crystal Lake, but in his lyrics, he also reveals that he himself has encountered the real Jason Voorhees.

Winter 2003--COLD HEART OF CRYSTAL LAKE--Four teens encounter Jason.

Summer 2003--HACK/SLASH:  EUTHANIZED--Cassie Hack, who battles slashers, knows of Fred Krueger, Jason Voorhees, and Pinhead.  (I haven't read this book, and am getting this info from Win Scott Eckert's Crossovers, so I don't know the actual wording.  I'm not sure if this means she's heard of them, or she's encountered them.)

2004--MICHAEL VS. JASON--Tommy Jarvis and Jamie Loyd try to set a trap for Michael Myers and Jason Vorhees.

June 2005--ROBOT CHICKEN--"Operation Rich in Spirit"--Usually I place Robot Chicken in it's own reality, but this one could fit and should.  Mystery, Inc. investigate Camp Crystal Lake and face Jason Vorhees.  Of course in the sketch, Jason kills everyone, and that wouldn't be how it would turn out in the TVCU.  So the basic premise fits, if not the actual story.  Note that the rest of the show is in the Robot Chicken Universe.  Note Scooby appears in another episode that is clearly in the Robot Chicken Universe only.

September 2005--FRIDAY THE 13TH:  BLOODBATH--From Wikipedia:  A group of teenagers come to Camp Tomorrow, a camp that sits on Crystal Lake, for work and a "party-filled weekend". The teenagers begin to discover that they share common family backgrounds and soon awaken Jason, who proceeds to kill them.[108]

June 2006--FRIDAY THE 13TH:  FEARBOOK--From Wikipedia:  Jason is captured and experimented upon by the Trent Organization. Jason escapes and seeks out Violet, the survivor of Friday the 13th: Bloodbath, whom the Trent Organization is holding in their Crystal Lake headquarters.[111]

July 2006--WILDSTORM'S FRIDAY THE 13TH MINI-SERIES--From Wikipedia:  The story involves Jason's return to Crystal Lake, a lone survivor′s tale of the murder of her friends by a monster, a new revelation about the evil surrounding Crystal Lake, and the truth of what Jason embodies.[112][113]  John D Lindsey Jr adds:  In Wildstorm's FRIDAY,THE 13TH #3, a character mentions "last year's Milkman murders in Pennsylvania." THE MILKMAN MURDERS was a pretty dark four-issue miniseries from Dark Horse.

August 2006--FRIDAY THE 13TH:  HOW I SPENT MY SUMMER VACATION--From Wikipedia:  The comic book provides insight into the psychology of Jason Voorhees as he befriends a boy born with a skull deformity.[124]

October 2006--HACK/SLASH VS. CHUCKY--Chucky references his superiority to other slashers like Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees, and Michael Myers.

Spring 2007--FREDDY VS. JASON VS. ASH # 1 - 6--Ash has returned home, and is transfered to the S-Mart in Crystal Lake.  Yes, it's the name of the town, the lake, and the camp.  There the Necronomicon Ex Mortis seems to have resurrected Freddy Krueger and Jason Vorhees since their last battle in FREDDY VS. JASON.  Actually, Freddy has been wandering...to Denver in fact, since those events, but the book must have recalled him to the lake.  Additionally, Jason has been resurrected several times since FREDDY VS. JASON.  But he always ends up back in the lake.

October 31, 2007--CARNIVAL OF CARNAGE--Matt Hickman says:  this Has officially licensed appearances by The thing Movie version Freddy Jason Leatherface(remake version Mary Shaw form Dead Silence bill and Ted the transsexuals form rocky horror and tyes into the Halloween horror nights over all Story I say if Brave and bold the lost Issues count this should too.   http://websites.horrornights.be/2007s...

January 2008--FRIDAY THE 13TH:  BAD LAND--From Wikipedia:   The series explores the history of Crystal Lake before Pamela and Jason Voorhees arrived.[127][128]Bad Land takes place in two time frames, the "present day" and 250 years before "present day". It follows three hikers in the present and three fur trappers in the past, each of whom is snowed in by a blizzard at Crystal Lake. Each group experiences similar events, suggesting that there is a connection between the two groups.[129] 

April 2008--FRIDAY THE 13TH:  ABUSER AND THE ABUSED--From Wikipedia:  The story involves a teenager named Maggie tricking her abusive boyfriend into travelling to Crystal Lake, where she plans to murder him, but she encounters Jason shortly after arriving at the camp.[130] 

2008--CABIN IN THE WOODS--Wolfram and Hart are responsible for keeping the old ones from rising and destroying the Earth by making regular ritual sacrifices.  Basically, every few years they lure teens to a rural setting and set up a situation for them to become victims of some sort of slasher.  This film crosses BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER, FIREFLY, EVIL DEAD I and II, HELLRAISER, ANGEL, CLOVERFIELD, GRUDGE, MUMMY, FRIDAY THE 13TH, A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET, THE SHINING, ROMERO ZOMBIE FILMS, RE-ANIMATOR, LEFT 4 DEAD, FRANKENSTEIN, HALLOWEEN, RESIDENT EVIL, TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE, and DOC SAVAGE.  James and I also infer a link to SCOOBY-DOO, but that link is harder to prove.  Note these aren't the only crossovers, but the only ones that James and I caught on our first viewings.  Once we have it on video, I'm sure we'll find more.  The results of the end of the movie lead to two alternate events.  In the TVCU, Gort comes to Earth to reclaim the Earth, but in the end, chooses to give humans another chance.  But in the TVCU2, Gort allows for the release of giant monster, as seen in the film Cloverfield.  2008 is a key year for divergence between the TVCU and TVCU2.  This is also the year vampires and mutants go public.  I can only imagine that four men's trip in time via a hot tub during this year (with one of them staying behind to intentionally alter history has some major effect.)

2008--THE MONSTER SQUAD 2--Ivan Ronald Schablotski says:  Gotta be honest, the story of IT using the grown up kids from MONSTER SQUAD fighting Freddy, Jason, Michael, and Chucky, in Amityville, with Ash from Housewares thrown in... plus Romero zombies; I could totally see that happening. One of the rare fan-made movies I'd actually want to watch.
 


2008--JASON X--Ivan Ronald Schablotski says:  Scranton has zombies, as evidenced in DIARY OF THE DEAD (speaking of, today's George Romero's birthday). There was also a secret government installation in Scranton in 2008 to immobilize and study the undying slasher Jason Voorhees, as per JASON X.
2008--FREDDY VS. JASON VS. ASH:  THE NIGHTMARE WARRIORS--Ash again faces the slashers, this time aided by those who have faced both slashers in the past.  My pal, Crazy Ivan says:  The Freddy vs Jason vs Ash 2 crossover also references Halloween (the fictional town of Haddonfield, Illinois is a bus destination) and suggests Ash will be heading to Texas at the end, possibly to deal with Leatherface.  BTW, I'm currently working on a project called the Necronomicology which will delve into the lives (and afterlives) of Freddy, Jason, and Ash, since they've all been linked to the Necronomicon ex Mortis.

July 2008--FRIDAY THE 13TH--More teens are slaughtered by Jason.  Even though this is meant as a reboot, in my opinion it fits in just fine as a sequel. Crazy Ivan said... With this in mind, I then put the new F13 movie in that same month (it had to be in the summer, so it should have been before the Feb 09 release), and I assume that the characters Clay Miller (played by Jared Padalecki) is actually Sam Winchester, who is monster-hunting solo that summer while his brother is in Hell. Sam Winchester uses aliases all the time, and his trip to Crystal Lake could have been to find the daughter of a fellow hunter.  In the TVCU, same actor / same character would be impossible, but there are a few cases where I still support it. Clay Miller is not likely to be a reoccuring character, and his use as a guise for Sam Winchester allows me to fill in part of the time that Sam was hunting monsters alone, so I support it. The only other example I can recall would be Bill Maxwell, the agent who helped Ralph Hinkley use the super-suit. I feel justified in thinking of Bill as an identity used by agent Kelly Robinson.

June 2010--DEXTER VS. JASON VS. HACK/SLASH--John D Lindsey Jr says: I was gonna post this on Friday the 13th, but I never got the chance. Anyhow, sure, it will never be an "official" published crossover, but it was written by H/S creator Tim Seeley, so I count it as legit.

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2010--ZAAG 3--Five guys are hunted by Jason.

2011--FREDDY VS. JASON VS. ASH FAN FILM--Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees team up to seek revenge on Ash Williams. Lucy's haunting nightmares of Freddy resurface as he persuades her to read from the Necronomicon while Jason terrorizes Lucy's friends, leading them to the sacred ceremonial ground.  (Is this the same plot as the comic, or an original story, Ivan?)  This would mean that the dream demons either returned to the TVCU, or else Freddy no longer needs them.

October 2011--THE NIGHTMARE ENDS ON HALLOWEEN II--Freddy, Jason, Michael, Leatherface,and Pinhead.

Early 2012--RED, WHITE, AND BLOOD--John D Lindsey Jr says:  And RED, WHITE, AND BLOOD seems to hint that the Boogeyman had a hand in the actions of Freddy, Jason, Norman Bates, and some real life serial killers like the Zodiac and Son of Sam.

The Possible Near Future--FRIDAY THE 13TH PART 2--Jason returns to kill more teens.

Also in the Possible Near Future--CRYSTAL LAKE CHRONICLES--A group of teens have to deal with living in the town of Crystal Lake, famous for it's slasher, who occasionally appears.

January 2017--Ash has another fight against the evil dead...and maybe Freddy and Jason.

Then, after that...--JASON X PROLOGUE--Jason is finally apprehended by the government, and they sentence him to death, but find it difficult to carry that out.  The Crystal Lake Research Facility is created to house Jason.  After studying him, they decide to place him in cryogenic suspended animation.  Jason breaks free and kills the staff, except for the project leader, who manages to freeze Jason at the sacrifice of having to freeze himself as well.

2455--JASON X--Jason is found floating in space by a ship full of teenagers on a field trip.  He is resurrected and merges with the ship to become a cyborg zombie.

2455--JASON X SPECIAL--Wikipedia:  Picking up after the events of the Jason X film, Jason is now on Earth 2 where a bioengineer, Kristen, attempts to subdue him in hopes that she can use his regenerative tissue to save her own life and the lives of those she loves.[109]

2455--FRIDAY THE 13TH:  JASON VS. JASON X--Wikipedia:  The story takes place after the events of the film Jason X, where a salvage team discovers the spaceship Grendel and awakens a regenerated Jason Voorhees. The "original" Jason and Über-Jason, a version of Jason with mechanical limbs, are drawn into a battle to the death.[110]   Me:  This one confuses me, because I thought Jason Voorhees was the being that was transformed into Jason X.  I think this would have worked better as a time travel story.

2455--JASON X:  THE EXPERIMENT--Wikipedia:  The Jason X series consisted of four sequels to the 2005 adaptation. The first to be published was Jason X: The Experiment, which saw the government attempting to exploit Jason's indestructibility to create an army of "super soldiers".[95] 

2455--PLANET OF THE BEAST--Wikipedia:  The second novel,Planet of the Beast, follows the efforts of Dr. Bardox and his crew as they try to clone a comatose Jason and stay alive when Jason awakens.[96] 

2455--DEATH MOON--Wikipedia:  Death Moon revolves around Jason crash-landing at Moon Camp Americana.[97] 

2455--TO THE THIRD POWER--Wikipedia:  The final novel, To The Third Power, is about the discovery of a Jason clone underneath a prison.[98]

ALTERNATE REALITIES:

BONGO UNIVERSE--In this reality, as portrayed on FAMILY GUY, Jason Voorhees lives in Quahog.  He is very nice, polite, well-mannered and articulate.  He is an environmental enthusiast and manages a clothing store.  Oh, and he's a psychopathic killer.

CHASING JASON--A girl goes on a blind date with Jason.  This is a self contained universe.  It can't fit in with the TVCU because of the premise.

IMAGINATIONLAND--This is the reality where all fictional characters of the Bongo Universe exist, as well as fictional version of real characters.  In this reality, the villains are kept separate from everyone else, until the wall is broken and they are set looks.  Jason is amongst them.  Jason in this reality of effeminate and squeamish.  

ROBOT CHICKEN UNIVERSE--Jason is part of a slasher version of BIG BROTHER, with house mates Michael Myers (HALLOWEEN), Freddy Krueger (A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET), Leatherface (TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE), Pinhead (HELLRAISER), and Ghostface (SCREAM).  Note that all of these characters do exist in the TVCU with the exception of Ghostface who exists in the DC Universe.  This can't fit in the TVCU due to the ridiculousness of the premise.  Jason appears in another episode where we see his typical days on Thursday the 12th and Saturday the 14th.

TREEHOUSE OF HORROR--In this multiverse of alternate versions of THE SIMPONS, in one such reality, Jason and Freddy are sitting on the Simpsons' couch waiting for the family to arrive, but they aren't showing up.