A new Friday the 13th reboot film could be in the works from Sean S. Cunningham, according to a recent report from Bloody Disgusting.
– with Sean’s blessing to keep developing it with him. Obviously, the prequel TV series has reignited interest about a new film so we’re hoping the surrounding excitement will inspire both sides to come together and give us Jason on the big screen again for the first time in 14 years, but we also have a Plan B for a sequel to the original we think fans will absolutely love and should avoid any legal entanglements.
For those unaware, writer Victor Miller won the rights to the first movie’s script and characters but not the title itself or the iconic look of the hockey mask-wearing slasher Jason Voorhees, as the hockey mask first appeared in the third film. Since then, he’s been developing a series based on the horror franchise called
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