Before you catch a midnight showing of the awesome and exciting Friday the 13th reboot, read up on the cast and crew and their adventure in bringing Jason Voorhees back to the big screen.

Jason keeps on slashing and we keep on truckin’. Next up, the third installment of the franchise from 1982.

We’ve been talking a lot about slashers and the fun we have watching them. But is there more to the blood soaked hack ‘em ups? Robert Fure makes the case for the Slasher as Artistic expression.

Jason Voorhees is being rebooted this Friday, but his first appearance as a menacing madman was in 1981′s Friday the 13th Part 2.

Do you have what it takes to survive a weekend at Camp Crystal Lake? Check out these tips and you just might make it. Ignore them and you’re already dead.

Continuing our week long tribute to our favorite killer mongoloid, we flash back to 1980 and head to the Camp where it all started.

Coming just in time for the rebooting of the Friday the 13th franchise is a 2-Disc retrospective documentary that absolutely kicks ass.

The quintessential mass-slasher finally makes his grand appearance on our list of awesome horror flicks to round out your October.

Some footage from Friday the 13th hit the screen at this evening’s Spike TV Scream Awards, and to be honest, it isn’t really that impressive.

The folks over at HorrorBid.com have posted a few pictures from the set of Platinum Dunes’ upcoming remake of Friday the 13th, many of which feature an unmasked Jason Voorhees.

The news spatters against the wall and its oh so beautiful! Nightmare on Elm Street! Jason Voorhees! Molly Hartley! It’s all inside!

On Friday the 13th we’ve dug up some new dirt on the 2009 installment of the venerable “Friday the 13th” series. Check in for a look at the new mask, some Crystal Lake memorabilia, and some news on what we can expect.

Welcome to the first installment of the newest weekly feature here at Film School Rejects, The Coroner’s Report, our outlet dedicated to horror news and reviews!

Derek Mears is confirmed as the new incarnation of Jason Voorhees in the Platinum Dunes remake of Friday the 13th. While final negotiations are still being hammered out (or macheted out, if you prefer), Mears is clearly the final choice for the slasher favorite.

A reliable source is saying that Marcus Nispel is close to closing the deal on directing the newest installment of this classic slasher.