camp crystal lake was the setting of friday the 13th (2009 film).
camp crystal lake was the setting of friday the 13th (2009 film).
where is the setting of friday the 13th (2009 film)?
camp crystal lake
on may 13, 2005, new line first exercised their rights to use the "friday the 13th" moniker when they, along with avatar comics, released a special issue of "friday the 13th". written by brian pulido and illustrated by mike wolfer and greg waller, the story takes place after the events of "freddy vs. jason", where siblings miles and laura upland inherit camp crystal lake. knowing that jason caused the recent destruction, laura, unknown to her brother, sets out to kill jason with a paramilitary group so that she and her brother can sell the property. the issue pre‑sold more than 17,500 copies. avatar released a three-issue miniseries titled "friday the 13th: bloodbath" in september 2005. the series was written by brian pulido, illustrated by mike wolfer and andrew dalhouse, and revolves around a group of teenagers who come to camp tomorrow, a camp that sits on crystal lake, for work and a "party-filled weekend". the teenagers begin to discover that they share common family backgrounds and soon awaken jason, who proceeds to kill them. brian pulido returned for a third time in october 2005 to write another special issue for avatar, titled "jason x". picking up after the events of the "jason x" film, jason is now on earth 2 where a bioengineer, kristen, attempts to subdue him in hopes that she can use his regenerative tissue to save her own life and the lives of those she loves. in february 2006, avatar published their final "friday the 13th" comic, a two-issue miniseries titled "friday the 13th: jason vs. jason x". the series was written and illustrated by mike wolfer. the story takes place after the events of the film "jason x", where a salvage team discovers the spaceship grendel and awakens a regenerated jason voorhees. the "original" jason and über-jason, a version of jason with mechanical limbs, are drawn into a battle to the death. in june 2006, a one-shot comic titled "friday the 13th: fearbook" was released, written by mike wolfer with art by sebastian fiumara. in the comic, jason is captured and experimented upon by the trent organization. jason escapes and seeks out violet, the survivor of "friday the 13th: bloodbath", whom the trent organization is holding in their crystal lake headquarters.
friday the 13th (franchise)
on its opening day, "friday the 13th" grossed $19,293,446, and immediately exceeded the individual box office grosses for "" (1989), "" (1993), and "jason x" (2002), which earned $14,343,976, $15,935,068, and $13,121,555, respectively. from february 14–16, "friday the 13th" earned an additional $24,292,003, making its four-day president's day weekend total $43,585,449. by the end of its three-day opening weekend, it was already the second highest grossing film in the franchise, having earned $40,570,365, slightly exceeding "the grudge" (2004) for the best 3-day weekend opening of any horror film. when comparing the 2009 film's opening weekend to that of its 1980 counterpart in adjusted 2009 us dollars, the original "friday the 13th" film earned $17,251,975. although the 2009 film made more money, when factoring in the number of theaters each film was released in, the 1980 film earned an average of $15,683 per theater, compared to the 2009 film's average of $13,066.
friday the 13th (2009 film)