US toy brand NECA has announced a brand-new diorama, the "Pamela Shrine Diorama," inspired by "Friday the 13th: The Game." It is currently available for pre-order, priced at $59.99, with an estimated shipping date in Q4 2026.
"Friday the 13th," released in 1980, is an iconic American horror film set at Camp Crystal Lake, depicting the brutal killings by the hockey-masked killer, Jason Voorhees. It stands as one of the most influential horror franchises in cinema history, spawning numerous sequels, video games, and merchandise. Pamela Voorhees, Jason's mother, was the original killer in the first film, and her deep obsession with her son profoundly shaped the series' narrative. In "Friday the 13th: The Game," the Pamela Shrine serves as a macabre altar Jason built deep within the forest—a sacred spot where his mother's severed head is displayed, surrounded by candles, representing the darkest fusion of his murderous intent and twisted devotion.
NECA faithfully recreates this unforgettable scene, etched into the minds of countless players, as a physical diorama. The standout feature is the built-in LED flickering candle effect (requires two AAA batteries, not included), which, combined with a cardboard backdrop, perfectly captures the eerie, deep-woods atmosphere of Crystal Lake for your display. This diorama is fully compatible with NECA's 7-inch scale action figure line, allowing collectors to pair it with Jason Voorhees figures and other related items to create an even more comprehensive and terrifying Crystal Lake display.
NECA Friday the 13th: The Game Pamela Shrine Diorama
Price: $59.99
Size: (To be announced) Compatible with NECA 7-inch scale figures
Estimated Release: Q4 2026
via： NECA