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Friday the 13th TV Show to look forward to!

   No one is an a rush here.  We love the spring and summer almost as much as we love Halloween but after the long winter and plenty of snow days we need a little warmth to hang out in.  After that, when our favorite time of year does come around we may have some company this coming fall.

Word on the web according to Deadline, Jason Voorhees is making his way to television this fall and not like that corny 80's version that had nothing to do with Jason.  This is supposed to "re-imagines Jason in multiple time periods" according to the article.  I think that is a winning formula considering how we like Hannibal and Bates Motel so far.  We know Jason's history but since there's always plenty to tell with all the sequels this may be a better venue for him rather than doing all the rebooting.

Deadline described ,"The series is contemporary, focusing on the eclectic characters of Crystal Lake who are forced to confront the return of the killer, as new secrets about his wacky family are revealed."  Although it's a good six months away to that time of year I for one welcome another horror show on TV.  What about you? Please comment below...

Read more about it at Deadline.

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