Howard Gorman, Author at NME

Happy Friday the 13th, Jason! Here’s every ‘Friday The 13th’ movie – ranked!

Although originally devised to simply cash in on the wave of spooky-day-related buzz following the success of John Carpenter's seminal slasher Halloween, Jason Voorhees ended up...

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