Tommy Jarvis is a long-running character from the Friday the 13th films who returns as a playable survivor in Friday the 13th: The Game, released in 2017. In the game, surviving counselors can call him in for help against Jason Voorhees, making the radio call a familiar moment for players. Short clips of that call have since circulated on soundboards and in fan edits, where they are reused to signal reinforcements, a last stand, or a sudden turn in a horror scene.
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The Tommy Jarvis call from Friday the 13th: The Game, a short radio-style voice line used in gameplay clips and horror edits when backup arrives.
The clip captures a tense in-game call for Tommy Jarvis, delivered in a hurried, radio-filtered voice over a few seconds of crackling communication. It sounds urgent and clipped, like a survivor pleading for help while Jason Voorhees is closing in, with the name Tommy Jarvis standing out clearly against the muffled background. For listeners, it instantly signals that reinforcements are on the way and raises the stakes of a scene, turning a quiet moment into one charged with dread and last-minute hope. That mix of panic and rescue is why it works so well in horror edits.
