F13 doc art!

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 18 years ago

Last Updated on July 27, 2021

Of course with the release of FRIDAY THE 13TH on February 13th, 2009, everyone’s scrambling to cash in on what will probably be a big success and might just be a watchable movie (fingers crossed). Paramount is of course re-releasing the first 3 original entries uncut, with 3-D glasses, unseen interviews, the works. But let’s not forget about HIS NAME WAS JASON, which will hit shelves FEBRUARY 3rd. This is supposedly the “definitive” documentary on everyone’s favorite homicidal retard (hey, Ginny’s word in Part 2, not mine) and his many victims.

Above you can take a gander at the box art for the flick, which apparently has a running time of 84 minutes. If you can’t wait to call it your own, CLICK RIGHT HERE TO PRE-ORDER IT!

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Eric Walkuski

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