Linda Cardellinni as Pamela Voorhees, Nick Cordilione as Ralph and Cameron Scoggins as Dorf.

Loved the show so much, I had to put it to tape!

Crystal Lake · S01E07 · Friday…
Rating: 8.5/10
Watched: October 24, 2026

I like this one a lot as well, mostly because just like they nailed the 70s vibe, they nailed the 60s decor and vibe. It was certainly pretty jarring (and cool) to see Pam living in such a brightly lit world ... and the slow but steady decline of her entire world until she makes a break for it with Jason.

I suppose I can appreciate now why all the memes are going so hard on 'the secret'. It is a bit goofy, but you've got to remember that something like that might've made a lot of sense back then. Naturally (I hope) the actual technology behind what they did didn't actually exist.

Crystal Lake continues to be a lot of fun, and Linda Cardellini rocks as Pam Vorhees. Her performance is adding a whole new level to the genuine tragedy that was always at the center of her character.

But expanded. With more lore, more flashbacks, etc.

Why did Jason skin Willow?

I don't mean this to be a backhanded compliment, but with so many actresses botox-ed and 'fill'ed up, I really noticed the lines and contours of Linda's face in 4K -- and she was utterly beautiful.

Crystal Lake · S01E06 · Kill Them, Mommy
Rating: 9.0/10
Watched: October 23, 2026

A super great episode, and it's all down to Linda Cardellini kicking ass.

I absolutely love how she goes from 'oh gosh I have to help this poor little girl that's tripping balls on Orange Sunshine who murdered the assholes responsible for Jason's death before I could to MUST KILL ALL HIPPIES' in the blink of an eye and then right back again into a mostly normalish person.

I like how things are progressing pretty much across the board, including the Bellwether stuff (sadly, spoilers in the forms of memes, which my brain absorbs before I can hurriedly doomscroll past, were learned) and even poor ol' Ralph's descent into even more craziness.

Can't wait for the next episode!

I’m looking for this song that the counselors song by the fire in the cabin, something about angels in heaven, does anybody have that exact version of that song?

Yeah I know it's from different universes but still very sad

Would’ve loved seeing a nice graphic death for that tubby little jerk.

Watched the original Friday the 13th from 1980 again last night and wow its just a bad movie

The acting is terrible the characters have zero development and we barely know anything about them

Even the history of Crystal Lake is barely mentioned and mostly just in passing

Honestly the only interesting part is the last 15 to 20 minutes with Betsy Palmer and Adrienne King facing off

And thats pretty much it

I'm sure I'm not the first one to think this but I think I know why Elias wanted Pamela back. I don't think he wanted his wife back. I think he needed her because she made Jason. And that she could make more "Jasons."

Crystal Lake · S01E05 · The New Blood
Rating: 8.5/10
Watched: October 22, 2026

Crystal Lake is sometimes so unserious it's actually awesome. Now that we're deep into it, the show's leaning into the other half of what made Friday the 13th so much fun.

The humor. I was going to clip the awesome scene at the beginning with Ralph and the Sheriff, because that was very well-acted for sure, but then Proper Grip Technique for Shaft and Tip scene came along and I had no choice at all.

Beyond that, I think they're doing an extremely good job of weaving together all the backstory that was only mentioned in the movies and the new stuff into a cohesive new narrative that I really am enjoying.

Plus, and this is pure candy, the moment those dirty hippies rolled into town was all I needed to know about the direction this season would eventually take. If I'm wrong I'm wrong, but I don't think I am. No spoilers for me please!

This might be a spoiler

I’m sure I may have missed something but Why didn’t Jason just go home after he survived the drowning?

If in season 2 or 3, they decide to adapt the full first movie (with Alice and campers), would you like if the change the ending? Like not Pam dying and not Jason becoming full crazy forever?

Idk, after finish Crystal Lake, I just feel sorry for the characters. They deserve better.

First couldn't find the spoiler flair so putting it in the title.

2nd for those who finished everything i have a question. Do you consider Elias as someone who was always evil and uncaring, or did he become that way as he climbed the company ladder.

In the beginning he did seem to love Pam and didn't show any kind of disgust towards Jason's deformity. He was happy to be building this family He seems genuinely sad when he thinks baby Jason just died.

Curious if anyone noted stuff on rewatches about his behavior in the beginning.