One other milestone has arrived for one among horror’s most iconic franchises. Whereas no launch date has been introduced but, new updates affirm that Friday the thirteenth spin-off sequence Crystal Lake has formally accomplished filming, hinting on the launch date window.
Brad Caleb Kane confirms Friday the thirteenth spin-off sequence Crystal Lake has completed filming
In an Instagram put up, sequence creator Brad Caleb Kane wrote, “CRYSTAL LAKE wrap social gathering was epic! I’m head over heels in love with and completely in awe of this stellar bunch of artists and people. A fella couldn’t ask for a extra proficient and fantastic group of collaborators. S1 (nearly sorta not fairly) performed and dusted. Extra please and thanks.”
Actor Cameron Scoggins additionally shared his pleasure, writing, “What a journey since June! To be part of Crystal Lake has been the dream of a lifetime. Thanks to A24 & Peacock for the chance. Thanks to the INCREDIBLE crew for being one of the best group of individuals to be round on a regular basis.” He added, “Enormous due to the true maestro Brad Caleb Kane who has taken on this legendary franchise with such respect, wit and infectious enthusiasm. Ya’ll ain’t prepared for what this man is about to present you.”
Scoggins confirmed that the sequence completed filming, saying, “I can’t watch for folks to see this factor and for the followers of this franchise to get to spend extra high quality time with the fantastically colourful denizens of this infamously cursed city… and its most well-known timeless resident.”
Now that filming has wrapped, the sequence may very well be a mid-to-late 2026 launch date.
Crystal Lake stars Linda Cardellini as Pamela Voorhees and Callum Vinson as a younger Jason Voorhees. The upcoming prequel, directed by Michael Lennox, Celine Held & Logan George, and Quyen Tran, expands the 1980 slasher’s origins. Further forged consists of William Catlett, Devin Kessler, Gwendolyn Sundstrom, and Nick Cordileone.
Initially reported by Anubhav Chaudhry on SuperHeroHype.