Never have ninety seconds been as indelible as those filled by Ron Millkie in the original Friday the 13th. Nearly forty years have passed since Millkie unleashed the deadpan machismo of Officer Dorf, and Friday fans still can't get enough. Millkie took a few moments to speak about the small town cops he utilized as muses for the character and even shared a story about his father which he'd never told before. So can it, Cochise. Officer Dorf is on the case.

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As devoted followers of this podcast are aware, we spoke with Friday the 13th 3D's Larry Zerner a while back, and who doesn't love Shelley? Believe us when we tell you that it's not just us, but the folks we'll be speaking with tonight, as well. The upcoming Friday the 13th Part 3: The Memoriam Documentary will delve into the world of Camp Crystal Lake's third chapter with interviews from cast members to relieve their memories of the production and will serve to not only celebrate Part 3, but also the late, great Richard Brooker.

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Continuing with our talks with mask makers, we chatted with Ryan Matthew, who owns and operates Escape Theory Studios. Ryan is one of those mask makers that when you see his work, you instantly recognize the painstaking detail that he puts into it. He can replicate any movie hock from any particular scene, down to the last scratch, and then some! If you need a screen accurate hock, Escape Theory Studios is the place to go.

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We realize that today isn't Friday, but it is the 13th and we wanted to do something to celebrate the fact that today Jason Voorhees turns the big seven-oh. I'm sure most of you will remember that he was born June 13th 1946 and it's that sort of origin that we want to talk about

Given that we’re coming off the heels of our Jason X episode last week, we thought it would be the perfect opportunity to bring on tonight’s guest for this week’s community spotlight. Brad Zonka of Darb Designs does one of the best Uber Jason masks I’ve seen. In addition to that mask, he also does pretty great renditions of the Halloween mask, as well as a host of others, including some of his own original work.

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Beam me up, Scotty. “I'm working on it, Captain! But we have a problem with the last guy we beamed on-board…oh, wait, he just wants his machete back. Whew!” Star Trek or even Star Wars it ain't, but Jason X is the kind of flick where you just sit down, grab the sixer of your

Veteran actor Vinny Guastaferro has appeared in Shocker and NYPD Blue, but forget Sipowicz because he was never cop enough to be one of Crystal Lake's finest. Guastaferro, on the other hand portrayed Deputy Rick Cologne in Jason Lives and is our guest this week. And you know how the saying goes: Wherever the red dot goes...

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To be honest, we didn't have a lot of time to prepare the show this week, as our schedules have been pretty hectic. This week, we discuss a post over at Movie Planet dealing with the idea that Jason might have been able to save Pamela from getting her head lopped off. Listener Mail I

It all began with two words being strung together. When composer Harry Manfredini made that connection nearly forty years ago, the soundtrack to our nightmares was born. The Friday legend spoke with our counselors last week to share a peek behind the curtain to gameplay for the highly anticipated Friday the 13th: The Game and delivered laughs with the single strangest item he's ever been asked to sign. To you, the Camp Crystal Lake legion, we present our interview with Harry Manfredini.

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We haven't done a while episode dealing with listener mail before, but listener Rev Mark sent us a lengthy email about Part 3 that I felt deserved it's own episode. Hey guys. I'm a loooong time F13 fan. I just discovered your podcast and have been enjoying listening to it. I may not always agree