John Shepherd

Nope, that's not going to happen.

We've got Melanie Kinnaman, John Shepard, Shamra Ross, and Richard Young.

Shot in Franklin Reservoir in the middle of L.A. again, but... apparently new jersey budget on this one and again 2.2 million worldwide gross 21.9 million so we're going down a little bit plot breakdown tommy the boy from four has grown up five years later he struggles with nightmares of jason deep ptsd and is on a mountain of drugs prescribed by doctors for his further treatment he is brought to a halfway house full of teens this should go well

This was actually the first one I ever saw.

Well, first of all, as I've said, Tommy was played by three different actors.

So Tommy Jarvis was played by Corey Feldman as a kid in Final Chapter, and then he comes back for a quick cameo in Part 5.

John Shepard played Tommy in Part 5, and Tom Matthews played him in Part 6.

There were also three Pamela Voorhees actors, Betsy Palmer being the most famous in the original, Paula Shaw played her in Freddy vs. Jason, and Nana Visitor played her in the remake.

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All right, we are talking Friday the 13th Part V: A New Beginning, the 1985 slasher directed by Danny Steinmann, co-written by Steinmann and Martin Couturo and Danny Cohen, and starring John Shepherd, Melanie Kinnaman, uh, Shavar Ross, Richard Young, Coral...

Or sorry, Carol, uh, LeCatel, uh, and many more as members and neighbors and various patrons or employees of a halfway house near Crystal Lake who are stalked and killed by someone who appears or could be pretending perhaps to be Jason Voorhees who is either seeking revenge against a now teenage Tommy Jarvis, um, who was institutionalized after chopping him to pieces and screaming, "Die," over [laughs] and over again-

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Yeah.

Yeah, exactly.

That he is now, Tommy is now a PTSD-riddled teenager played by John Shepherd.

Jack Tommy because, uh, Feldman had to go, uh, shoot a movie called The Goonies and couldn't be involved in this one.

Dream a little dream of me.

Or he grew up to become John Shepard, who is now playing teenage Tommy Jarvis.

And it's five years later, and this takes place at Pinehurst Halfway House for Troubled Teens.

All right, that is the one that I've seen a thousand times.