Jason Voorhees Slashes Into the Hive
The Hive woke up in a cold sweat tonight. The moon’s out, the lake’s still, and something’s dragging a machete through the shadows.
That’s right — Jason Voorhees has returned.
It’s Friday the 13th energy, every day in October, and the Hive is slicing through the market to see which of Jason’s Funkos still draw blood and which ones have settled into collector peace.
Jason Universe: Jason #1964 — Hot Topic Scare Fair 2025
Release Date: October 8, 2025
Average Price: $66.00 (Preorders)
The newest release from Funko’s Scare Fair 2025 wave already has collectors lining up faster than counselors running from Crystal Lake. Preorders hit $66 out the gate — that’s a premium for a fresh drop, showing early hive hype.
Collectors expect short-term fluctuations once it hits shelves, but exclusives like this tend to stabilize high if stock stays tight. Translation: don’t sleep on this one, or you’ll wake up missing your head.
Jason Voorhees (Bag Mask) #611 — Walgreens Exclusive
Release Date: January 1, 2020
Average Price: $33.07
A true fan-favorite — the Part 2-inspired bag mask Jason is both creepy and nostalgic. With prices averaging around the low $30s, this one’s holding strong. Walgreens exclusives can be hit or miss, but Jason’s mask era keeps this one relevant in horror collections.
This Pop’s balance of affordability and visual punch makes it a hive-approved mid-tier collectible.
Jason Voorhees #26 (8-Bit) — GameStop Exclusive
Release Date: February 2018
Average Price: $18.79
Pixelated terror at its finest. While early sales hit over $30, this retro Jason has cooled down, now averaging under $20. Still, 8-bit designs appeal to a niche corner of the hive — those who love the Camp Crystal Lake NES nightmares.
Jason Voorhees #23 (8-Bit)
Release Date: December 1, 2017
Average Price: $21.65
Similar story here — nostalgia meets simplicity. These 8-bit variants once surged with the gamer-horror crossover crowd but have since leveled off. Still a good sting for collectors who want Jason across every style.
Jason Voorhees #361 — Hot Topic Exclusive
Release Date: September 1, 2016
Average Price: $26.34
This Pop is one of the most balanced in the Jason lineup. Sales across 2025 averaged around $25–$27, showing stable collector demand. The sculpt’s details — blood-stained mask, cracked texture — give it that extra horror gravitas.
It’s the kind of Pop that doesn’t skyrocket but never fades either — a dependable staple for any horror shelf.
Jason Voorhees #01
Average Price: $10.22
The OG Jason is surprisingly modest in price, averaging just over $10, but don’t let that fool you. Early Pops from Funko’s horror wave are vintage pieces of Funko history. While condition and sticker placement affect value, boxed versions can sometimes double.
A great pickup for collectors who appreciate horror roots — without paying chase-level cash.
Jason Voorhees #01 (Glow Chase)
Average Price: $339.68
Now here’s the grail that makes the Hive scream. Early horror chases were limited, and this Glow-in-the-Dark #01 Chase proves it. Averaging $340, but with some sales hitting $500, it’s the Pop equivalent of finding Jason’s machete in mint condition.
Collectors agree: this one’s a long-term hold. It’s vaulted, iconic, and pure horror gold.
Jason Voorhees (Unmasked) #202 — SDCC 2015 Exclusive
Average Price: $301.66 (Condition-Dependent)
The SDCC Unmasked Jason is a tricky beast. One damaged box sold around $30, but mint copies have slashed up to $700+.
That’s the duality of collecting: condition is king, and the Hive knows it.
This Pop sits in grail territory when pristine — a bloody gem for serious horror collectors.
Hive Giveaway Alert: 31 Days of Horror Funko Pops!
The Hive doesn’t hide from danger — we give it away.
Head to our TikTok @surplus.hive for our 31-day horror giveaway, and today, we’re putting up a Jason Voorhees Funko Pop!
Whether you’re a vintage hunter or chasing the latest Scare Fair drop, one lucky winner’s bringing home their own slice of slasher history.
Final Hive Call
Jason Voorhees has hacked his way through Funko history — from 8-bit pixels to chase-glow grails. The Hive’s seen horror icons come and go, but few have left a trail as deep as Jason’s.
So zip up those sleeping bags and keep an eye on the lake, Hive…
“Because at Crystal Lake, the collectibles never die.”