You still feeling the FRIDAY THE 13TH fever? Not quite ready to move onto another upcoming horror flick? Than this news is for you! We’ve got word on some new FRIDAY THE 13TH merchandise heading our way from NECA!
First up are a couple replics. Seen above we’ve got replicas of both Jason’s ‘other’ face, his hockey mask as well as his trusty machete! Here’s the machete’s description: Hold evil in the palm of your hand- Jason Voorhees’ machete is cast directly from a film used prop. This metal and wood reproduction of Jason’s iconic weapon is 3-feet in length and has the real weight and feel of an actual machete. The blade edge is dull – this item is not a toy. Prop replica for display use only. Sounds like you can do some damage with that bad boy…
As for his mask, here’s that description: Recapture the essence of evil- A true collector’s item, Jason Voorhees’ mask is cast directly from a film used prop. This resin reproduction of Jason’s iconic mask comes mounted in a wooden shadowbox, ready to hang and display on your wall or shelf. Awesome. Wouldn’t mind having that beautiful bastard looking down at me while I sleep.
NECA are also sending us another figure of Jason standing at 19” tall. He’s fully articulated and comes with two interchangeable heads, one doning his groovy sack while the other has the iconic hockey mask. He also comes with a machete that can be holstered in his machete sheath. In other FRIDAY THE 13TH collectible news, Dread Central got some shots of a couple new Jason figures heading our way from NECA. You can get a glimpse of those below, just click through to check out more shots.
And in some other noteworthy FRIDAY THE 13TH collectible news, Mezco just donated a couple prototypes of new Jason figures to the Museum of the Moving Image. They donated two figures, one with the sack-head and the other with the hockey mask, both prototypes. The museum is currently closed for renovation but when it opens back up these figures will be displayed as part of an exhibit called ‘Behind the Screen,’ a section devoted to licensed merchandise. Cool. To read more about that head right over here.
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