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Crystal Lake showrunner was "overruled" on nudity in the Friday the 13th prequel: "God forbid they see some breasts"

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Crystal Lake showrunner was "overruled" on nudity in the Friday the 13th prequel: "God forbid they see some breasts"

New Friday the 13th prequel show Crystal Lake includes as many, if not more, gruesome kills and gory moments as any other franchise entry, but showrunner Brad Caleb Kane says the line was drawn at nudity.

"I tried. That’s America. You can give the kids the violence, but God forbid they see some breasts," said Kane to TheWrap. "Sometimes you get overruled in these things."

Aside from Friday the 13th Part 6: Jason Lives, the bulk of the Friday the 13th franchise shows a lot of skin, playing on that classic horror trope where having sex immediately puts you on the killer's chopping block. Although Crystal Lake has its fair share of sex scenes, some of which might make you want to turn down your volume if you have others in the house, we don't ever really see any bits and pieces, bar a bum or two.

Although Kane didn’t specify who overruled him, it sounds as though Kane would have continued the franchise's naked trend if he was able. But that isn't to say that the more mild intimate scenes have a negative effect on the show. Personally, I can take or leave sex scenes in horror movies. They often don't add a lot of substance, and many times are only there to entertain randy horror fans.

But what Kane was able to do is go ham with the violence and gore. From bursting blood bags to a deep-fried head, Crystal Lake doesn't hold back on the gore.



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