History Film / FridayThe13thPartVIJasonLives

* LaserSight: Sheriff Garris's deputy Rick has a laser scope on his revolver.

* ProductPlacement: The woman Jason spears early in the film tries to buy him off with the contents of her wallet. An American Express card falls from her hand as she dies, and the camera lingers on it a lot longer than the scene probably merits. Word of God says that director Tom McLaughlin was hoping the movie would generate a call-and-response cult, and he added the extra time in hopes that fans would take the opportunity to shout "Don't leave home without it," American Express' then-famous advertising slogan.

** A young girl named Nancy says she has seen a monster who is 'everywhere'. The counsellors attribute it to [[Film/ANightmareOnElmStreet1984 Nancy having a bad dream]].

* AssholeVictim: Defied for Sheriff Mike Garris, who is a dick towards Tommy and would have qualified as the most cathartic vicim on Jason's body count, [[JerkassHasAPoint but he has a good reason to be]], his final actions before his death were PetTheDog moments which shows he is a FriendToAllChildren and he did go out trying to stop Jason with his death doubling as a HeroicSacrifice and a DyingMomentOfAwesome. Unlike most characters who bordered on this trope in the films, Garris is so far considered the [[ALighterShadeOfBlack least terrible]] due to him being overall a JerkWithAHeartOfGold.

* WouldntHurtAChild: Jason Voorhees, of all people. Even though he kills several people over the course of the film, including the camp counselors, when he's in a cabin filled with sleeping kids, he doesn't lift a finger or harm them in any way, even the one who actually wakes up and sees him. [[spoiler: this conflicts with Friday the 13th Pt. 4, when Jason attacks a young Tommy.]]

* WouldntHurtAChild: Jason Voorhees, of all people. Even though he kills several people over the course of the film, including the camp counselors, when he's in a cabin filled with sleeping kids, he doesn't lift a finger or harm them in any way, even the one who actually wakes up and sees him.

* PaintballEpisode: Jason runs into bunch of office workers playing paintball in. He kills them.

* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Tommy was only trying to cremate Jason's body, but losing his shit and skewering him with a metal rod attracted the lightning bolt that brought him back. In Tommy's defense, the producers would have found ''some'' way to bring back Jason whether or not he was involved.

While Jason terrorizes Forest Green on his way back "homel," Tommy searches for another way to put an end to the nightmare once and for all.

* LighterAndSofter: ''Part VI'' is a little less mean spirited and more of an AffectionateParody of the series and slasher films in general. It is also the only film in the series not to have any nudity. Also, Garris who fulfills the installment's role as the resident {{Jerkass}} and seemingly an AssholeVictim of Jason's body count actually come across as the [[ALighterShadeOfBlack least terrible compared to others in the film series]] due to his own [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold redeeming qualities]], his mostly [[JerkassHasAPoint justified reasons behind his attitude and bias]] and actually being one of the film's protagonists next to Tommy and his daughter Megan.

* LighterAndSofter: ''Part VI'' is a little less mean spirited and more of an AffectionateParody of the series and slasher films in general. It is also the only film in the series not to have any nudity.

* AssholeVictim: Defied for Sheriff Mike Garris, who is a dick towards Tommy and would have qualified as the most cathartic vicim on Jason's body count, [[JerkassHasAPoint but he has a good reason to be]], his final actions before his death were PetTheDog moments which shows he is a FriendToAllChildren and he did go out trying to stop Jason with his death doubling as a HeroicSacrifice and a DyingMomentOfAwesome. Unlike most characters who bordered on this trope in the films, Garris is so far considered the least terrible due to him being overall a JerkWithAHeartOfGold.

* HateSink: For most of his screen time until the end despite his ultimate role as the sixth film's BigGood {{Tritagonist}} and actually being the least terrible in comparison to other holders of this trope in the films, [[RabidCop Sheriff Garris]].

* IronicEchoCut: Pappas, one of Sheriff Garris' deputies, spots Megan, the Sheriff's daughter, zooming away from their roadblock in her red Camaro. When he asks Garris how they should proceed:

* KarmaHoudini: Sheriff Garris' NumberTwo Deputy Rick Cologne, who despite being a {{Main/Jerkass}} RabidCop to Tommy throughout most of the movie like Garris, doesn't end up as one of Jason's victims. It was actually since Tommy and Megan locked him in a jail cell. After Garris' death at the hands of Jason, it can be assumed that Rick took over the vacated occupation as Sheriff.

* HateSink: For most of his screen time until the end despite his ultimate role as the sixth film's BigGood {{Tritagonist}}, [[RabidCop Sheriff Garris]].

* HateSink: For most of his screen time until the end, [[RabidCop Sheriff Garris]].

* AssholeVictim: Defied for Sheriff Mike Garris, who is a dick towards Tommy, [[JerkassHasAPoint but he has a good reason to be]], his final actions before his death were PetTheDog moments which shows he is a FriendToAllChildren and he did go out trying to stop Jason with his death doubling as a HeroicSacrifice and a DyingMomentOfAwesome. Unlike most characters who bordered on this trope in the films, Garris is so far considered the least terrible due to him being overall a JerkWithAHeartOfGold.

* AndIMustScream: When Jason gets chained to the bottom of Crystal Lake, his neck breaks in the process. The final shot of the film is on his moving eye, as he's barely able to move anything else.

* ProductPlacement: The woman Jason spears early in the film tries to buy him off with the contents of her wallet. An American Express card falls from her hand as she dies, and the camera lingers on it a lot longer than the scene probably merits.

While Jason terrorizes Forest Green on his way back "home", Tommy searches for another way to put an end to the nightmare once and for all.

* AdultFear: Jason walks into a cabin with sleeping children in it. He does no harm...but one little girl is awake and sees him and lets out a whimper, making him turn to face her. And when he leans in closer, she makes a quiet prayer before Jason hears the police and walk away. She is still terrified when she sees he's gone.

* BadassBoast: When Stan and Larry argue about the seriousness of the paintball, Stan notes that it's only a game and Larry is just an insurance man. "Death is my business", answers Larry.

* RealityEnsues: The reason why the Sheriff is so hard on Tommy is because the boy has a past of mental illness from his earlier encounters with Jason and the first thing Tommy did was yell that he some how resurrected a deceased serial killer and then attempts [[TooDumbToLive ''to steal one a gun'']] when the police refuse to listen to him, getting himself arrested. Later, when Sheriff decides to just kick Tommy out of town instead of imprisoning him, Tommy plows through a graveyard in an attempt to show the police that Jason's gone. We all know what's going on, but to the police, they're dealing with a possibly schizophrenic nut job who's having a breakdown and is going to get somebody hurt.