Steve Miner To Direct New Friday The 13th
Steve Miner will direct a new Friday the 13th movie, Deadline reports. It will be the 13th film in the series and the first Friday the 13th movie made for theaters in nearly two decades.
Miner is a familiar name for fans. He directed Friday the 13th Part 2 in 1981, the first film to make Jason Voorhees the killer, and came back for Part III in 1982, where Jason put on the hockey mask for the first time. He also directed House and Halloween H20.
The last Friday the 13th movie was the 2009 remake. A long legal fight over the rights kept Jason off the big screen for years after that.
The news follows Crystal Lake, the Peacock prequel series from A24, and Sweet Revenge, an official Friday the 13th short from director Mike P. Nelson.
No story details, cast or release date have been announced yet. The announcement arrived on Friday the 13th.
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