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Crystal Lake Creator Names His Favorite Kill of the Season
Crystal Lake showrunner Brad Caleb Kane picked his favorite kill of the season in the Friday the 13th series.
The moment comes near the start of Episode 6, “Kill Them, Mommy,” and involves Pamela Voorhees, played by Linda Cardellini.
Pamela repeatedly stabs a woman in a scene Kane described as the first time she fully accepts and enjoys her violence.
The episode also shows Pamela attacking people at a campsite after they inadvertently give the girl Grace too much acid.
Pamela has been resisting her murderous nature earlier in the season, so the scene marks a turning point for her character.
Crystal Lake is streaming on Peacock.
Brad Caleb Kane named Pamela Voorhees’s repeated stabbing of a girl in Episode 6 as his favorite kill of the season.
Kane is the creator and showrunner of Crystal Lake.
He said the kill marks the moment Pamela fully accepts and takes delight in her murderous nature.
The episode is titled “Kill Them, Mommy.”
Crystal Lake is streaming on Peacock.
- Who
- Brad Caleb Kane, creator and showrunner of Crystal Lake, named his favorite kill.
- What
- He chose a scene in which Pamela Voorhees repeatedly stabs a girl.
- When
- The kill occurs near the beginning of Episode 6.
- Where
- The scene is set at a hippie tribe’s campsite in Crystal Lake.
- Why
- Kane said it shows Pamela accepting who she is and taking delight in killing someone she considers deserving.
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- Creator and showrunner
- Brad Caleb Kane
- Favorite kill
- Pamela repeatedly stabs a girl
- Episode
- 6
- Episode title
- Kill Them, Mommy
- Streaming service
- Peacock
What people are saying
I think for me, my favorite kill of the season is the first time Linda really locks into accepting who she is and delights in ridding herself of someone.
It is a stabbing and it is a gleeful stabbing, and it is in her mind completely justified, and it is done Terminator-like over and over and over and over and over again.