The action of the film occurs over a five-day period, from a Friday through a Tuesday morning.[Friday]The story officially begins in downtown San Francisco with a view of a cable car, as an attractive, elegantly-dressed (obviously rich) and coiffed, high-heeled blonde woman with a black suit crosses the street at Union Square.This led to a chain reaction of events including the scary breakout of the giant ferocious, carnivorousTyrannosaurus Rex(computer-generated and modeled), which attacked the tour cars and devoured Gennaro cowering in a toilet.And if you listen to the old-timers in town, they""ll tell you that he""s still out there.Some sort of demented creature, surviving in the wilderness.Full-grown by now.Stalking, stealing what he needs.Living off wild animals and vegetation.Some folks claim they""ve even seen him right in this area.The girl who survived that night at Camp Blood, that Friday the 13th? She claims she saw him.She disappeared two months later.Vanished.Blood was everywhere.No one knows what happened to her.Legend has it that Jason saw his mother beheaded that night.And that he took his revenge.A revenge hat he""ll continue to seek if anyone ever enters his wilderness again.And by now, I guess you all know we""re the first to return here.Five years, five long years he""s been dormant.And he""s hungry.Jason""s out there.Watching, always on the prowl for intruders.Ready to kill.Ready to devour.Thirsty for young blood."Suddenly, the counselors were shocked by a dead, caveman-like Viking individual with a hideous mask and spear who jumped from out of nowhere, and they screamed as they fled, only to learn it was Ted in costume.I want quiet! Quiet from everybody," as his chair topples backwards off his majestic perch on the platform.[Note: It was the first full-length feature made at Paramount""s Long Island studio.]This great Bette Davis/Warner Bros picture about a decade later, positioned between the star""sAll This, and Heaven Too (1940)andThe Great Lie (1941), was nominated for a total of seven nominations (with no wins): Best Picture, Best Actress (Bette Davis - her fourth nomination), Best Supporting Actor (James Stephenson), Best Director, Best B/W Cinematography (Gaetano Gaudio), Best Original Score (Max Steiner), and Best Film Editing.