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- Which Horror Movie Killer Would Win? - Puzzle Box Horror
Leatherface vs Jason Voorhees Leatherface is one bad mamba jamba, and has been taking out travelers for decades Jason Voorhees, however, quite literally cannot die in a mortal sense Additionally, Jason can sustain unimaginable blows and still continue to hack and slash, showing no signs of slowing down
- Who wins the fight? Jason Voorhees (2009) or Leatherface . . .
Leatherface can run, but I'm not seeing him run as fast as Jason or move as fast as Jason He certainly doesn't have some of Jason's high speed accuracy like throwing an axe on a fast moving target or getting a headshot on a person in a boat from dozens of yards away
- Jason Vorhees versus Leatherface : r whowouldwin - Reddit
Leatherface is just a crazy Texan with a chainsaw and fashion issues Depending on which movie we're talking about, Jason can either be a really strong retard, a mutant with superhuman strength and regenerative abilities, or the subject of a curse that can only be killed via magical means
- The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Friday the 13th Killers Became . . .
Jason Voorhees and Leatherface met in this 1995 crossover But instead of a bloody battle between horror icons, the pair instead became best friends
- Jason vs. Leatherface - Friday the 13th Wiki
Jason vs Leatherface is a 1995 three-issue comic book miniseries written by Nancy A Collins and David Imhoff, illustrated by Jeff Butler and published by Topps Comics The miniseries is a crossover between the Friday the 13th and Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchises, and is considered non-canonical in regards to the two both for reasons listed below This comic series does not fit the
- FRIDAY THE 13TH - Jason Voorhees - IMDb
One month before Freddy vs Jason (2003) 's premiere, a weigh-in over at Bally's Las Vegas Hotel on the odds of winning for the two movie serial killers Place your bets Stars Michael Buffer Sean S Cunningham Robert Englund
- Jason Vs. Leatherface #2 Review and *SPOILERS*
Let's hop back into our horror time machine and head back to 1995, where O J "The Juice" Simpson was on trial for double murder, Sliders was a young Eric Shea's favorite television show and New Line Cinema had the rights to both Jason Voorhees and Leatherface, which I guess made this comic possible and gave the fans something to chew on while they waited for Freddy Vs
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