Since Friday The 13th is a slasher franchise, that usually means each movie features many characters for Jason Voorhees to pick off. It allows for not only a good body count, but for Jason to flex his creativity with his kills over a movie's runtime.
While there are the unfortunate victims, there are also the despicable characters. The ones that are written to be completely unlikable to the point that the audiences cheer when they finally encounter Jason. It's a perfect excuse for someone to enjoy the sight of someone being eviscerated by Jason Voorhees in the worst ways.
Shelly Finkelstein - Friday The 13th Part 3
While Shelly is not antagonistic, he is an obnoxious prankster. All he does throughout his screentime in Friday The 13th Part 3 is annoy other people, including the viewers. His pranks go overboard when he scares Vera, the only person who treated him nicely.
Right after Vera shows him pity, he meets his end when he goes to the barn. Jason ambushes and slits his throat, allowing him to die slowly. Even when he finds Chili, she just thinks it's another prank. The best thing to come from this character is that without him, Jason wouldn't be wearing the iconic hockey mask.
Axel Burns - Friday The 13th Part IV: The Final Chapter
This guy is an absolute slimeball. For the entire first portion of The Final Chapter, Axel is shown to be a deviant who possibly abuses corpses at the morgue where he works.
Even Jason Voorhees can't seem to stand him; while Axel is watching a female aerobics video rather creepily, Jason slices open Axel's throat with a surgical saw before twisting the neck around for a gory kill. It's a great opening kill for one of the most beloved entries of the series.
Charles McCulloch - Friday The 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan
Charles was an abusive uncle who nearly caused his niece Rennie to drown at a young age, thus giving her a fear of water. That's not all, he is a cruel man to everyone on the boat in Jason Takes Manhattan. So, it's obvious that the viewers anticipate his death, and it is one of the few decent kills of the film.
When Jason Voorhees catches up with him in New York City, Jason takes McCulloch and stuffs him head-first into a vat of waste. The waste may have helped in killing the man, but it's the drowning that acts as justice for what he did to Rennie.
Trey Cooper - Freddy Vs. Jason
Jason's first and best kill in the slasher crossover with Freddy Krueger. Trey is the typical bad boy who treats his girlfriend, Gibb, horribly. He never hits her, but he definitely gives off the tone that if she doesn't obey him, he would.
As Gibb takes a shower after they've hooked up, Trey is surprised by a stealthy Jason who impales him many times in the back and through the bed. The gore is already top-notch and perfect karma for the character, but Jason takes it one step further by folding the bed upward and shattering Trey's back. Jason certainly likes to display his victims in an artistic way.
Joey B. - Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Friday
Joey B. runs a diner, and she is a vulgar, loud-mouthed, and despicable woman. Not one good thing ever comes out of her mouth. That's why her death is another bit of poetic justice when Jason arrives in the body of Robert Campbell.
In one of the few enjoyably goofy moments of Jason Goes To Hell, Joey tries to fight him. In response, Jason casually elbows her face, thus caving her mouth inward. The silence was bliss when she was finally taken care of.
Fox - Friday The 13th Part 3
One of three biker thugs in Part 3, Fox and her friends torment Shelly and Vera in a gas station. She goads Vera to politely ask for the wallet she steals and call her ma'am. The other bikers are just as bad as she is, which is why their demise against Jason feels like a reward.
Fox ends up being impaled by a pitchfork through the neck off-screen. It is a shame that audiences don't get to see her get comeuppance, but her two companions are taken out in a very brutal fashion.
Ethel Hubbard - Friday The 13th Part V: A New Beginning
Ethel is much like Joey B. in the sense that she is a foul-mouth that never shuts up. Though her performance is delightfully over the top, there is no denying that she is a toxic individual. After her son is killed in a hilariously executed motorcycle death, the Jason imposter comes after her.
As she continues to insult her own son, a cleaver comes in through the window to embed itself into her head. When the cleaver is removed, Ethel's face drops right into her precious stew that she cared about so much.
Dr. Crews - Friday The 13th Part VII: The New Blood
Another villainous character, Dr. Crews is a man attempting to exploit the psychic abilities of Tina Shepard. He's manipulative, greedy, and a coward. Crews even uses Tina's own mother as a human shield against Jason Voorhees.
However, Jason still catches up with him in one of the few times he uses a motorized weapon. The good doctor is sawed right open, and anyone watching The New Blood sighs with relief. A shame that the MPAA watered down this kill, because if anybody deserves the full gore treatment, it's Crews.
Melissa Paur - Friday The 13th Part VII: The New Blood
Also in The New Blood is Melissa Paur, and she is the typical blonde rich girl who looks down on everybody. It's one of many horror clichés seen endless times throughout many slasher movies, including Friday The 13th movies. Melissa is the worst of them all and that's thanks to actress Susan Jennifer Sullivan.
From start to finish, Melissa's high and mighty attitude mixed with her selfishness are enough to make anyone's blood boil. That's why her death is memorable, as an ax is planted right into her skull before Jason tosses her dead body across the room.
Trent Sutton - Friday The 13th (2009)
Take every unlikable trait in the classic jocks and overly antagonistic alpha males seen in horror movies and amp it to an eleven. That is Trent Sutton, a spoiled rich college kid who does nothing but show off his family's wealth and acts like he is the be-all and end-all of everything. Every scene with him in the reboot is meant to showcase that this man is Jason's fodder.
After Jason scares him half to death, Trent is impaled by Jason's machete, lifted up by the machete, sawed brutally by said machete, and then finally Jason slams him down on a truck's spikes as a terrified local drives off. Trent's body is carried off on the back of the truck like an ornament.