Friday the 13th

  Friday the 13th: the game gets revived in FREE mod A new mod known as " Friday the 13th: the game complete edition " has recently caught the attention of the game's community. It includes a variety of different Jason's from different Friday the 13th movies that up to this point were not available in the game including content from Jason X and the 2009 reboot . The mod also allows players to continue playing the game past 2024 which was when the servers were originally shutting down (for more information read the notice). Currently, if you want to get the mod without having to have previously purchased the game before it got taken off sale, you can only get that version through their official discord server . Although if you have purchased the game you can download the mod here and insert it into the game files. Overall the mod works great and I would highly recommend it, you can view gameplay of it from Horror game Youtuber " Alekos ". Thanks for rea...

Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash: The Film That Never Slashed Its Way to the Screen   You may have heard of the Freddy vs Jason vs Ash comics but did you know the crossover was originally going to be a movie ? With the massive success of Freddy vs Jason (116.6 million USD), they wanted to make a squeal.   Jeff Katz who was a producer of Freddy vs Jason made film script for a different crossover he named Freddy vs Jason vs Ash ( which you can view here ). [If you're not sure who Ash is he's the main protagonist of the Evil Dead movies].   Robert Englund ( Freddy Kruger Actor) was enthusiastic on the idea but the others were not so. Bruce Campbell ( Ash Actor ), felt that he'd have no creative influence over ash in the film eventually refused the project.  Because of this they made the well regarded Freddy vs Jason vs Ash comics you know today. Thank you for reading today's article, the 2nd ever video of the day was just updated onto the site, we hope you enjoye...

  Video of the day feature added Hey there, check out our fresh site update! Now, right at the bottom, we've got this cool Friday the 13th YouTube Video of the Day feature. No need to hop around; just scroll down and dive into some spooky stuff right on our site. We're shooting to bring you scary content every day, but, you know, life happens. If we miss a day, sorry 'bout that. But hold up, there's more! We've tossed in a nifty Contact Form. Got questions, wanna shoot the breeze, or just say a casual "hi"? Hit us up anytime – we're all ears and totally stoked to hear from you. And for the grand finale, we've added a chill new feature: the Blog Supporters tab hanging out on the side. Click 'Follow,' and your Google profile pic shows up alongside all the others, showing everyone you're a rockstar supporter of our site. Oh, and did we mention it won't cost you a dime? Consider it our virtual fist bump for being part of this awesome co...

Friday the 13th part VIII Cut Scene Shows unseen Jason Rampage Recently discovered deleted scene from "Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan" shows Jason Voorhees rampage down a New York escalator. In the clip Jason coolly dispatches an unsuspecting victim over the escalator railing, showcasing his ruthless adaptability in the heart of the city.  The majority believe the clip is a real deleted scene from the film but there is still a fair chance it could be fan-made. This footage, though it may have been left out of the final cut, stirs up discussions among fans about its potential impact on the film if it had made it in, could it have been better? Why wasn't it used? The recently discovered scene of Jason Voorhees on a New York escalator prompts speculation about more hidden gems. The question remains: are there more unseen scenes waiting to be found? Fans are eager for more potential surprises, from par t VIII or other films in the franchise.

Friday the 13th: The Game Vanishes Amidst Legal Battles In a surprising turn of events, the iconic asymmetrical multiplayer horror game, Friday the 13th: The Game, has been officially delisted from digital storefronts and physical retail shelves as of December 31, 2023. This move comes as a result of ongoing legal battles over the rights to the Friday the 13th franchise, stalling the game's development for years. Despite its popularity among fans of the horror genre, the game's fate has been sealed, leaving players until December 31, 2024, to enjoy the thrills of Camp Crystal Lake before the servers are shut down. The removal has left the gaming community speculating about the future of the franchise, especially considering the absence of new films since 2009. On a positive note, a glimmer of hope emerges with the announcement of the possibility of another Friday the 13th game. For those looking to grab a piece of horror gaming history, the opportunity to acquire Friday the 13t...