As Friday the 13th steadily marches towards us this week like some machete wielding masked maniac, we thought it might be fun to share some of the best news, thoughts, and memories of Camp Crystal Lake and where better to begin than with an update on a project we’ve been following since January. Friday the 13th Part 3: The Memoriam Documentary is a one of a kind film chronicling not only the creation of one of the most iconic films in the franchise, but about the man who port

Friday the 13th conjures images of hockey mask clad Jason Voorhees chasing teenage counselors through the woods surrounding Camp Crystal Lake (Camp Blood) and killing them in increasingly brutal ways; however, those iconic reflections would have been absent from the minds of fans after only the first two films - then came part three and horror movies would never be the same. There are few films that one can point to and say, ‘there, that’s where it all changed,’ but as we see

The 70’s and 80’s saw a Renaissance in horror cinema as writers and directors ushered in a new era of schlock and awe. Violence, graphic practical effects, and buckets of blood that would have all been left to our imagination during the B Movie “Golden Age” the 50’s and early 60’s was suddenly fair game as zombies and crazed killers cut a swath across the silver screen. Some of the most endearing and iconic horror movie figures were born along this blood soaked new trail and