Now is your chance as casting is taking place for Peacock's upcoming show "Crystal Lake," a prequel series to the iconic horror franchise "Friday the 13th." While little is currently known about ...

Peacock announced a new prequel series to "Friday the 13th" called "Crystal Lake." New Jersey locals are being ... including multiple locations in Hope and Blairstown as well as Hardwick's Camp ...

Although heavily criticized upon its release, the influence Friday the 13th had on the horror film ... was shot at a real-life boy scout camp in New Jersey Kevin Bacon was an unknown when he ...

The series is set in 1971 and will film in New Jersey from June through October. In “Friday the 13th,” Voorhees is the murderous mother of slasher villain Jason, who would star in films that ...

The 1970s-set show, produced by A24 for Peacock, the NBCUniversal streaming service, is looking for New Jersey ... and Hope. Betsy Palmer as Pamela Voorhees in "Friday the 13th." ...

and they're looking for NJ extras to help out. If you didn't know, the Friday the 13th franchise has deep ties to the Garden State. The first film was shot in Jersey, and you can still visit the ...

"Friday the 13th ... County township of Hope, is chronicled in Canadian author David Grove's comprehensive new book "On Location in Blairstown: The Making of 'Friday the 13th'.

The Friday the 13th jackpot is worth an estimated $322. ... In March, a lucky Mega Millions player from New Jersey won a ...

We hope the final product will be something ‘Friday the 13th’ fans all over the world will enjoy.” Victor Miller, who wrote the screenplay for the original “Friday the 13th” (1980), is ...

The filming of Peacock’s ‘Crystal Lake,’ a prequel to the ‘Friday the 13th’ film series, will take place in New Jersey between June 23 and October 17 this year. Bryan Fuller created the series, with ...

After weeks of only serving drivers heading into Pennsylvania, the New Hope-Lambertville Bridge will fully reopen on Friday ... bridge allowed drivers from New Jersey to cross into Pennsylvania.