Learn more As one of the movie industry's most iconic horror franchises, "Friday the 13th" has been terrifying audiences since debuting in 1980. The slasher film series has a total of 12 movies so ...

Eight of the 12 films in the series are now completely free, and available in the same place. Pluto TV, owned by original Friday the 13th distributor Paramount, just added the first eight Jason ...

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Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday is the second Friday the 13th movie that falsely claims to be the franchise's final chapter — but it's the only one that might make you wish it was actually ...

It's Friday the 13th, an uncommon date that for many people around the world can surface superstitions and even elicit fear. The day is an extra rare occurrence in which the 13th day of a month ...

[REDACTED] is the 13th free game on Epic Games Store for a limited time. EGS players must claim the game by Tuesday, December 31 at 10am CST. There will be three more games in the Epic Games Store ...

We're getting a double helping of scary dates this October. Halloween is, of course, the main attraction, but a genuine Friday the 13th in the middle of spooky season is furthering the month's ...

So it was quite a disappointment when fans of Friday the 13th: The Game learned that 2025 would mark the year in which the game servers would be shut down for good. While the game hadn’t seen ...

The latest example is Friday the 13th: The Game. Gun Interactive’s take on the horror movie franchise was released back in 2017, and has suffered a long, and disappointing death. The game’s ...

Common to modern folklore are myths about Friday the 13th being the most unlucky day of the year, and those who believe tend to be a bit more on edge. There is no record of Friday the 13th being ...

Friday the 13th, notorious for its unlucky reputation, stems from Norse and Christian traditions. Loki's disruption of a banquet and Judas' presence at the Last Supper fueled the superstition.