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Jason Voorhees Gets Stuck in the Mud of Atrocious “Crystal Lake”

October 13Work

It’s hard to say whether the tumultuous production is to blame, but something went very wrong as seemingly talented people made Peacock’s “Crystal Lake,” a disastrous reboot in almost every way.

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