Long before he ever picked up a machete, Jason Voorhees was simply a boy who wanted to swim in the lake with the other kids at camp. That quiet, tragic image is exactly what Peacock's upcoming 'Friday the 13th' prequel series is banking on, trading in decades of slasher iconography for something far more vulnerable....
Long before he ever picked up a machete, Jason Voorhees was simply a boy who wanted to swim in the lake with the other kids at camp.
That quiet, tragic image is exactly what Peacock's upcoming 'Friday the 13th' prequel series is banking on, trading in decades of slasher iconography for something far more vulnerable....
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Long before he ever picked up a machete, Jason Voorhees was simply a boy who wanted to swim in the lake with the other kids at camp. That quiet, tragic image is exactly what Peacock's upcoming 'Friday the 13th' prequel series is banking on, trading in decades of slasher iconography for something far more vulnerable....
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