The February 2nd, 2026 Garfield syndicated comic-strip makes a cute, humorous reference to Mr. Jason Voorhees. Our featured scan is direct from newspaper however a color version is available for viewing here at Garfield‘s website.
Submitted by Eric and Mandy Corley
It’s funny how things work out. When I purchased Friday the 13th: The Website from Blake & Brenna in mid-2007, I had grand plans. A ten year roadmap. And it was all going on schedule. But you can never see the detours coming. No shit, you say. (more…)
Ted White’s introduction to the movie industry would be somewhat unconventional. Having played football for the University of Oklahoma in his youth, White served with the Marine Corps and, whilst stationed in San Diego in 1949, was asked to volunteer as an extra during a scene for a movie entitled Sands of Iwo Jima. (more…)
Whilst 1980′s Friday the 13th was a melting pot of ideas taken from a variety of recent successful horror films (specifically Carrie and Halloween), Friday the 13th Part 2 would lift a murder wholesale from a cult 1971 thriller called Reazione a catena. (more…)
Friday the 13th Part 3 would continue the tradition of the Grand Guignol-style theatrics that fans had grown accustomed to but and would feature some of the most graphic murders of the franchise, although as a combination of both the added 3-D effects and strict MPAA regulations, each set piece would ultimately be relatively blood-free. (more…)
We were just tipped off to a Russell Todd (Friday the 13th Part 2) appearance in a few days. No idea if he’ll be bringing his slingshot…
Hey gang, Just wanted to let you know that this upcoming Saturday, January 22nd, we will be having the “Chris Gehrt & Friends” stand up comedy show at the Hollywood Improv Lab at 8162 Melrose in Hollywood.
To kick off the show we will be doing a special movie tribute to actor Russell Todd who played Scott in “Friday the 13th part 2″. We will be playing his scenes from the film and giving him a special award. Russell will be in attendance and we will do a Q & A. Following the tribute is the stand up comedy show.
We would love to get some Friday fans in for the tribute.
Thanks for everything, your website rules.
UPDATE: Here is video of the night!
Until Crystal Lake Memories and Making Friday the 13th were released a few years back, most fans believed that C.J. Graham had played Jason Voorhees throughout Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives. But the first actor cast to play the newly resurrected ‘zombie’ Jason was newcomer Dan Bradley who, after being fired from the production, would become one of the most respected and successful stunt coordinators in Hollywood. (more…)
Whilst many actors have portrayed the character of Jason Voorhees over the years, only one actor has the distinction of being the first ever Jason to don the infamous hockey mask. Whilst he had obscured his features behind a sack in Friday the 13th Part 2, the makers of Part 3 knew that they needed something more memorable for the second sequel. (more…)
When Paramount Pictures announced that they would be bringing their lucrative Friday the 13th franchise to an end with The Final Chapter, the filmmakers were under pressure to deliver a climax that would not disappoint the fans. Throughout the two previous films Jason had impaled two lovers during sex and, perhaps most bizarrely, had crushed a man’s head so hard that his eyeballs had literally burst out of the skull. (more…)
Following the relatively blood-free restraint of Paramount’s Friday the 13th swan song, 1989′s Jason Takes Manhattan, the franchise would return to its gruesome roots for New Line’s first offering, Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday. The special effects were handled by KNB EFX, one of the most respected make-up and effects workshops in the industry. (more…)
