When Friday the 13th debuted in 1980, it helped redefine the slasher genre with a simple yet terrifying formula: a secluded summer camp, unsuspecting counselors, and a relentless killer lurking in the shadows. The first film introduced audiences to Camp Crystal Lake, a place forever cursed by its dark past — and by the name “Voorhees.”

While the original centered on Pamela Voorhees’ quest for revenge, her hockey-masked son Jason quickly took over the series, becoming one of horror’s most recognizable icons. Across a dozen films, Jason’s silent, unstoppable presence — armed with everything from machetes to harpoons — made him the ultimate campfire story come to life.

Today, Friday the 13th remains a fan-favorite for its gory kills, eerie camp setting, and the mythic status of Jason himself. From retro-styled figures and high-end statues to wearable replica masks, the franchise offers collectors countless ways to bring the legend of Crystal Lake into their homes… if they dare.