Friday the 13th, Part 6: Jason Lives

EXT. LAKE SHORE - NIGHT

Megan pulls Tommy's body onto the shore.

THE CHILDREN

run down and surround them with concerned faces.

ANGLE ON MEGAN AND TOMMY

She frantically gives him mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.

TIGHT ON TOMMY

He doesn't respond.

MEGAN

won't accept that he's dead. She fights back the tears as

she pushes on his abdomen.

TIGHT ON TOMMY

Still nothing.

ANGLE ON NANCY

She watches Megan trying desperately to revive the lifeless

boy. The child gets an idea. She closes her eyes and

whispers a little prayer.

RESUME MEGAN AND TOMMY

The tears are now flowing down Megan's cheeks. She knows her

efforts are in vain. In frustration, she strikes his chest

hard.

TIGHT ON TOMMY

He coughs and spits out water.

ANGLE ON MEGAN

She WHOOPS and helps him to sit up. A few of the kids CHEER.

LITTLE NANCY

opens her eyes and is quite surprised it worked. She looks

heavenward and smiles a "thank you."

CLOSE ON TOMMY

As Megan hugs him gratefully, Tommy looks out over the

moonlit lake.

TOMMY

(sighs; relieved)

It's over, Megan. It's finally

over. Jason is home.

WIDE ON SCENE - BEHIND GROUP

We look over the shoulders of Tommy, Megan and the kids as

they stare at the now-peaceful lake.

FADE OUT:

FADE IN:

EXT. CEMETERY - DAY

SUBJECTIVE MOVING CAMERA

Slowly we HEAD between the tombstones, stalking the old

caretaker, Martin. He is bent over, pulling weeds. We COME

CLOSER and CLOSER, then finally stand towering over him. He

senses us and turns around, STARTLED.

ANOTHER ANGLE ON MARTIN

He climbs nervously to his feet, quickly dropping the weeds.

MARTIN

(overly friendly)

You.. .ha-ha.. frightened me. I

was just, you know, cleaning up

the...place, you know. Ha-ha.

OVER THE SHOULDER OF STRANGER - ON MARTIN

All we see is a dark suit and longish red-gray hair. The way

Martin looks up at him, we know he is hiding true terror of

this mysterious stranger.

MARTIN

Er.. nice to see you again, Mr.

Voorhees...Haven't seen you in

Crystal...er, Forest Green, in

quite some time.

There is only a deathly silence from the nefarious man.

MARTIN

(nervously)

Hey, I've been takin' real good

care of your wife and son's

graves. Go look. You'll be real

pleased.

Martin forces a grin to cover his fear.

ANGLE ON MR. VOORHEES' HAND

It reaches into his back pants pocket and withdraws a small

wad of money. The gnarled hand gives it to Martin.

MARTIN obsequiously accepts his payment. He practically

genuflects before him.

MARTIN

Thank you, Mr. Voorhees. Thank

you. I'll leave you in private,

like you like. Okay, er...bye.

Thank you.

He takes his earning and dashes away...probably to the liquor

store.

ANGLE ON LAWN

Mr. Voorhees' black shoes head toward us and stop. Slowly,

we TILT UP toward his face. Just as we reach his chest...

ANGLE OVER HIS SHOULDER - ON TWO GRAVES

We recognize them from before.