Name: Top 10 Worst Decisions in The Friday the 13th Movies
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And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10.

Worst decisions in the Friday the 13th franchise.

We're looking at ill fated choices made by characters in the Friday the 13th Movies.

Since most of the poor decisions mentioned in the list have drastic consequences that affect the plot, of course, there will be some spoilers.

What do you think was the worst decision made in these movies?

Let us know in the comments now on to a top 10 that will reign supreme in stupidity.

Partying it up the Friday the 13th franchise, somebody will see.

Generally speaking, you increase your chances of surviving a horror movie if you stay away from illicit substances and hanky panky.

And this is especially true in the Friday the 13th Movies.

There are countless examples of teens meeting their maker because they engage in these activities.

Jason actively seeks out kids who party because his mother held a grudge against a couple of teenagers who couldn't keep it in their pants.

Hey, you want a beer or do you want to smoke some par?

These vices leave young people distracted, unaware of the danger that lurks around them.

Ted Hey, Ted, where the hell's parks grow.

So if you're in Crystal Lake and want to get past Jason, it's best to not overindulge.

Number nine Joey Pestering Vic Friday the 13th Part five.

A new beginning At a halfway house for troubled teens, Joey decides to pay fellow resident Vika visit while he's chopping firewood.

Vic screams that Joey to go away, but Joey doesn't pick up on this obvious social cue that Vic doesn't want his company.

Even after Vic chops a candy bar in half within acts that Joey left for him, showing clearly that he has anger management issues, Joey keeps pushing Vic until he snaps in.

The simple lesson here is never aggravate someone who's in a bad mood and carrying an ax.

Charles pushing his niece into Crystal Lake.

In a flashback, high School biology teacher Charles McCullough committed this horrible act against his niece, Rennie, as a misguided attempt to teach her how to swim.

Rennie repressed the memory, but had hallucinations related to it.

Years later, when Rennie recovers the memory of what her uncle did to her, she and her boyfriend abandoned him in New York City.

That leaves him vulnerable when he's hunted down by Jason.

Coincidentally, when Jason dispatches Charles, he's submerged in a barrel of waste.

Shelly constantly pranking his friends Friday the 13th, Part three.

The reason Shelly plays these pranks is because he has low self esteem.

However, this has the opposite effect as it irritates his friends, and they think he's trying too hard.

Unfortunately, Shelly's hijinks lead to tragic consequences.

First it gets him killed when he's attacked by Jason, and a friend refuses to help thinking it's another prank.

And then his friend Vera is finished off when she missed aches.

Jason for Shelly, who scared her while wearing a hockey mask.

Darren deciding to confront Jason Friday, the 13th.

Told you we should have left a trail of bread crumbs.

Don't start on their way to Camp Elizabeth and Darren run into Jason in the middle of the woods because I've seen enough horror movies to know anywhere.

Elizabeth wants to back up their car out of there, but Darren wants to scare Jason.

When that doesn't work, he pulls out a gun from the glove compartment and steps out of the car.

Needless to say, that plan fails, and if I get him first, things only escalate from there.

If a creepy stranger and a hockey mask and wielding a fence post confronts you at night, just get out of their number.

Despite its bloody history, the Friday the 13th franchise between the killing sprees of Pamela Vorhees Anderson.

Jason, Why would anyone visit or live in Crystal Lake revenge that he'll continue to seek if anyone ever enters his wilderness again?

Given all the carnage, it doesn't come across as a relaxing vacation spot to get away from it all, as it does a magnet for serial killers.

Yet in the Sequels that doesn't stop young people from hanging out in the area and ushering in their doom.

No one in Forest Green wants to be reminded of what that maniac did here.

That's why we change the name people want to forget.

In Part six, the town tries to get over its reputation by changing its name from Crystal Lake to forest green, as if all their problems could be solved by rebranding.

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