They enter he white picket fence gate of a large Grecian home with Johnnie in the lead.He sidesteps a flower bed and approaches the front door on the porch.At Annabelle""s front door, Johnnie spruces himself up - he polishes the tops of his shoes on the backs of his trousers legs and primps.Voorhees to fool him.All of this backstory in the first two films was then supplemented with a brief review of the third film,Friday the 13th, Part 3 (1982), in which the vengeful son (never named Jason) had begun wearing a plastic hockey mask, and was killing off more young people (the machete body-splitting of hand-standing Andy, the spearing of Vera at the dock, and the maiming of Ali), with an additional out-of-order murder fromPart 2(the machete into the face of wheelchaired Mark and his plummeting backwards down stairs), all capped by Paul""s warning: "Jason""s out there.Peter killed the hag, Edmund killed he werewolf, and Trumpkin killed Nikabrik as he was about to kill Lucy.After she shuts her door, he slowly turns toward the camera with a smile on his lip-stick stained lips.Although he film tauted that it had made tremendous efforts to maintain historical accuracy, many viewed the film""s veracity as somewhat dubious, for example:the fact that the Hebrews were enslaved in Egypt during the period of pyramid-building has not been substantiated by archaeological evidence; both Sethi and Rameses II were not pyramid-buildersMoses"" romantic relationship with Nefretiri (who was never mentioned in the Bible) was dubiousan inaccurate claim was made by Moses that Pharaoh Sethi was victorious at Kadesh against the Amorites, although the battle was actually fought by Rameses II - against the Hittitesthe film created fictitious characters, such as Baka and Dathan, or characters with modified Biblical namesthe Parting of the Red Sea was not instantaneous - according to the Biblical account, a strong East Wind took all night to part the waters (Exodus 14:21)Other examples are found in the textual analysis below.