A couple of new posters have popped up online for FRIDAY THE 13TH, the upcoming remake of the iconic horror flick of the same name. Given the fact that the film revolves around a psychotic masked killer terrorizing hot young teens, it’s interesting that the marketing folk decided to take a rather simplistic approach with these posters rather than plastering the hot young teens all over them in various stages of undress. In any case, it works. There’s a crazy masked killer so it’ll be bloody. The hot teen killing begins on February 13th.
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