Crystal Lake Memories: The Complete History of Friday the 13th (2013)

[cuzzin]

I just finished the first disc. Be careful if you are planning on watching/are not caught up on Breaking Bad when watching the "TV" chapter. Pretty major spoiler in there.

[HorrorBlu]

Originally Posted by Britbuffguy

No, Rex Everhart was the first one to pass, sadly.

If it is the same Willie Adams that died in the car accident, then he technically would have been first. I believe it was in the '80s shortly after Friday The 13th was filmed.

People have tried to track down Debra Hayes, but she has probably married and changed her last name. I think she was cast simply because she was Willie Adams' girlfriend at the time (he was a production assistant). Since it was a low-budget production and she wasn't cast through regular means, they don't have any contact info for her.

[RyanPom]

Originally Posted by HorrorBlu

If it is the same Willie Adams that died in the car accident, then he technically would have been first. I believe it was in the '80s shortly after Friday The 13th was filmed.

People have tried to track down Debra Hayes, but she has probably married and changed her last name. I think she was cast simply because she was Willie Adams' girlfriend at the time (he was a production assistant). Since it was a low-budget production and she wasn't cast through regular means, they don't have any contact info for her.

Well, they would have some record, because she had lines, and they had to pay her. She probably used an alias.

[jrsl76]

I'm not sure if this is common knowledge, it may be, but the first girl to die in Part 1, the girl hitchhiking to CCL, is married to Mark Wahlberg.

Not the actor MW, but the Supermarket Spree/Antiques Roadshow MW. I was working for a production company who has done lots of work with him and chatted with him when he dropped that nugget. Shortly after F13th, she got out of the biz to raise their family.

[RyanPom]

Originally Posted by jrsl76

I'm not sure if this is common knowledge, it may be, but the first girl to die in Part 1, the girl hitchhiking to CCL, is married to Mark Wahlberg.

Not the actor MW, but the Supermarket Spree/Antiques Roadshow MW. I was working for a production company who has done lots of work with him and chatted with him when he dropped that nugget. Shortly after F13th, she got out of the biz to raise their family.

Wow. Awesome. I wonder if she looks the same. I always thought she was hot. BTW, did you ever notice how the kids in Part 1 are almost wearing modern day clothes? There's really nothing about their clothes that screams 80s fashions. Even Ned just wears a jersey.

[HorrorBlu]

Originally Posted by RyanPom

Well, they would have some record, because she had lines, and they had to pay her. She probably used an alias.

Keep in mind though, this was a low-budget movie produced outside of Hollywood in 1979. Sean Cunningham even talks about money problems on the set in the book.

Doesn't mean she wasn't paid, but it's not like they'd give her points or anything. Friday The 13th was her sole credit (at least according to IMDB), so I doubt she was union.

[Britbuffguy]

Originally Posted by RyanPom

Wow. Awesome. I wonder if she looks the same. I always thought she was hot. BTW, did you ever notice how the kids in Part 1 are almost wearing modern day clothes? There's really nothing about their clothes that screams 80s fashions. Even Ned just wears a jersey.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...type=3&theater

If that works, that was me with her like 4 years ago. I met like 10-12 Friday alum that day. Good times!

[Britbuffguy]

Originally Posted by HorrorBlu

Keep in mind though, this was a low-budget movie produced outside of Hollywood in 1979. Sean Cunningham even talks about money problems on the set in the book.

Doesn't mean she wasn't paid, but it's not like they'd give her points or anything. Friday The 13th was her sole credit (at least according to IMDB), so I doubt she was union.

True. I often wonder if they have any idea that people will be willing to give them 20 bucks to sign their name on a picture or poster all day. I figured she'd come out of the wood work at some point.

I am friends with the two people that are the C&V convention agency and they really dig going after the earlier Friday alums. I know they have been trying to get like Peter Brouwer and Harry Crosby to do a convention, but no luck yet. They have been found though.

They were the two to find Marta Kober and Kristen Baker. I was lucky enough to attend that ONE time Kober did a show, as she has since done nothing.

I personally love meeting them all. Never gets old.

[Chloenator]

Originally Posted by Britbuffguy

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...type=3&theater

If that works, that was me with her like 4 years ago. I met like 10-12 Friday alum that day. Good times!

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[JLaw1719]

Originally Posted by Britbuffguy

I think the NSA was better, only cause if you've read the CLM book, there just isn't much new here. NSA seemed fresher to me.

I really hope these guys do Halloween next.

I was kind of expecting this. I'm still excited to see the doc at some point, but my enthusiasm is a bit dampened hearing this. I devoured the book years ago and I wondered what they could possibly add to the documentary because it was so complete. Still cool to have to watch though.

[Britbuffguy]

Originally Posted by Sad Beautiful Tragic

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I'm logged in to Facebook and it didn't work.

Dang, for some reason my Facebook says I'm under 18???? I wonder how it got turned on that! I'm flipping 34! I will work on it. Hold on.

EDIT: It won't let me change it without Facebook doing it for me. WTF? Anyone else had this happen? But the picture won't work until they change it. Sorry.
On that day I also met John Otrin, VC Dupree, Jensen Dagget, Besty Palmer, Judie Aronson, the More Twins, Arlen Escaparta, America Olivio, Derek Mears, John Furey, Amy Steel and Stu Charno. Like I said, a good day!

[RyanPom]

Sweet. The only Friday 13th person I ever met was Richard Brooker Super nice guy.

[Britbuffguy]

Originally Posted by RyanPom

Sweet. The only Friday 13th person I ever met was Richard Booker. Super nice guy.

It should work now. They fixed my age and I set the album to public. Hmmm, without this little back and forth here today, I never would've noticed that my account was messed up! Thanks!

I have met many many many of them. After a 'friend' backstabbed me into unemployment, Facebook kept suggested I friend her for some reason, so I just deleted my whole original account, and have slowly been adding all my pictures back in. It's a chore.

[JAWS]

Very Entertaining and fast. However like some have already said, if you have read the book there is not much new here. But its still a lot of fun.

[SilentNight]

most of the way through the bonus disc and most of it was wisely cut from the main feature. THere are some good stories but some of the stuff is either repetitive or just not nearly as interesting as the stuff on the main feature. But I must say, the composer of part VII and Manhattan is a blast to watch. He says it like it is and you can tell, that dude has a temper. Especially when he has the full reins on Manhattan.

Glad I got the disc though and it's a nice companion piece to the absolutely fantastic documentary.

[omenboy]

Originally Posted by RyanPom

Sweet. The only Friday 13th person I ever met was Richard Brooker Super nice guy.

The only person I have met affiliated with the Friday films is Tom Savini - I was at a horror convention in NYC and there was some panel and he was literally sitting right in front of me. Luckily I had a blank white 3x5" index card on me and got his autograph.. .he was also an extremely nice guy.

[bb8977]

I'm tracking my shipment online and it's amazing how many places this thing is traveling through, almost here now !

[HorrorBlu]

Originally Posted by Britbuffguy

They were the two to find Marta Kober and Kristen Baker. I was lucky enough to attend that ONE time Kober did a show, as she has since done nothing.

I was at that show. My first and only con, just popped in to see what it was all about. It was a dream come true meeting Amy Steel, my favorite Friday girl (though I talked with her more about April Fool's Day, since there's already a lot of info out there about Friday).

I had heard that Marta Kober was heavy into drugs, and hate to say it, but seeing her in person that wouldn't surprise me. I think she mentioned that she was in the movie Saw? Maybe she was an extra or something, but I don't remember seeing her. Or maybe she was just confused, I remember she said some pretty strange things.

She did mention that she auditioned for Friday VII: The New Blood (I think), but since they were under code names she didn't realize it was Friday The 13th. So when she revealed that she had already done a Friday film, she didn't get the part.

I felt bad for Tiffany Helm during the panel, because everyone else there was from parts II or VI so most of the questions were regarding those films. She seemed very sweet though. I was saddened to see that she wasn't on the list of interviewees for the documentary. I know she has a few comments in the book, and is also credited as providing some of the photographs, so I was surprised she didn't return for the documentary.

[Britbuffguy]

Originally Posted by SilentNight

most of the way through the bonus disc and most of it was wisely cut from the main feature. THere are some good stories but some of the stuff is either repetitive or just not nearly as interesting as the stuff on the main feature. But I must say, the composer of part VII and Manhattan is a blast to watch. He says it like it is and you can tell, that dude has a temper. Especially when he has the full reins on Manhattan.

Glad I got the disc though and it's a nice companion piece to the absolutely fantastic documentary.

Was he the interview that was too late to make it, or any others?? I really wanted to hear from him and why Harry was not asked to return and what not.

[Britbuffguy]

Originally Posted by HorrorBlu

I was at that show. My first and only con, just popped in to see what it was all about. It was a dream come true meeting Amy Steel, my favorite Friday girl (though I talked with her more about April Fool's Day, since there's already a lot of info out there about Friday).

I had heard that Marta Kober was heavy into drugs, and hate to say it, but seeing her in person that wouldn't surprise me. I think she mentioned that she was in the movie Saw? Maybe she was an extra or something, but I don't remember seeing her. Or maybe she was just confused, I remember she said some pretty strange things.

She did mention that she auditioned for Friday VII: The New Blood (I think), but since they were under code names she didn't realize it was Friday The 13th. So when she revealed that she had already done a Friday film, she didn't get the part.

I felt bad for Tiffany Helm during the panel, because everyone else there was from parts II or VI so most of the questions were regarding those films. She seemed very sweet though. I was saddened to see that she wasn't on the list of interviewees for the documentary. I know she has a few comments in the book, and is also credited as providing some of the photographs, so I was surprised she didn't return for the documentary.

Amy is great. I have met her 3 times now and she actually remembers me each time. One of my favorite FINAL girls for sure.

Kober didn't say anything weird to me, but I heard from friends she had some odd things to say.

Helm agreed to do CLM, along with Juliette Cummins, but both couldn't find free time when the filmmakers could.

Sounds like that may be the problem with why so many Campers were left out of this. The filmmakers said we have this time and if they couldn't come and be interviewed, they got skipped. I guess if they wanted more people they would've had to drag out filming a lot longer.