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The iconic slasher franchise "Friday the 13th", which debuted 46 years ago, is set to make its small-screen debut next month, just in time for Halloween. The prequel series, "Crystal Lake", recently unveiled a new official trailer and key art (pictured below). Produced by A24, the series is slated to premiere on Peacock on October 15.
"Crystal Lake" marks the second television series in the franchise's history. Another series, "Friday the 13th: The Series", aired for three seasons between 1987 and 1990. This new installment represents the franchise's return to television after 36 years.
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"Crystal Lake" is written and showrun by Brad Kane, known for his work on "Warrior". The series centers on Pamela Voorhees, the deranged mother of killer Jason Voorhees, with Linda Cardellini starring in the role.
The official synopsis reads: Nearly a year after her sickly young son, Jason, tragically drowned in the town's lake, Pamela remains consumed by grief. However, when two strangers arrive at Pamela's home, attempting to uncover her past, a series of horrifying events begin to unfold. The residents of Crystal Lake are left to wonder: who exactly is Pamela Voorhees?