As usual with Super Bowl commercials, the ones that have aired during this year’s Big Game have not disappointed, but a standout for sure has to be the Radio Shack one, in which almost every single icon from the 1980s is represented in a quick montage after a Radio Shack store receives a phone call from, as the clerk, puts it, “The 1980s, who said they wanted their store back.”

We won’t spoil the fun of what memorable visuals and icons are in the commercial, but pay close attention, some of them jump out at you and some you have to kind of squint to see them! Check out the commercial here below. (Updated to include also the extended version.)

Is there a chance that Jason Voorhees, the legendary horror movie slasher icon and face of the Friday the 13th franchise, be left out of the next movie in the series?

In a recent interview, Platinum Dunes producer Brad Fuller talked many things, including a sequel to The Purge, the upcoming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and the next Friday the 13th.

When asked about where things stand on the next movie in the Friday franchise, Fuller didn’t seem positive that the movie would in fact be using Jason at all…which would certainly be an interesting decision to make. Sure, Jason hasn’t been the focus of every movie in the series (his mother was at the center of the original, and Part V: A New Beginning featured an imposter), but he is the face of the franchise, and doing a new movie without him sounds awfully risky.

Continue reading to see what Fuller had to say.

Fans of the legendary horror icon Jason Voorhees can rejoice, as an official release date has been set for a new Friday the 13th movie.

Paramount—after grabbing the rights to the franchise and a possible future South Park movie in exchange for a little piece of Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar—has locked in the March 13, 2015 date for the next chapter…and yes, that is a Friday. It also puts the movie right around the time that every other movie you can possibly think of is getting ready to release.

Today is Friday the 13th, a most appropriate day for Warner Bros. Home Video to release Friday the 13th: The Complete Collection, an all-new 10-disc Blu-ray box set that includes all twelve Friday the 13th movies featuring one of the most famous big-screen horror killers, Jason Voorhees.

The Blu-ray box set, which is housed in a collectible tin along with a 40-page softcover book and a Camp Crystal Lake patch, also contains over 11 hours of special making-of features.

The price of this Blu-ray box set has been lowered to $89.99 (down from $129.95), so get in on this discount while it lasts. Note, this collection presents 7 of the films — Friday the 13th: Part IV – Jason X — in Blu-ray for the first time ever.

Artist Matt Andrews cleverly and beautifully illustrated some of horror’s biggest icons using only cosmetics and beauty supplies. And if that task wasn’t intricate enough, the beauty product he used for each horror baddie was chosen for its ironic twist; for example; Nosferatu and Dracula were created with bronzer, The Wolfman with shaving cream, and The Creature From The Black Lagoon in baby powder. Each illustration has a little story to go with it explaining why those products were chosen.

The artwork is part of Andrews’ book, Cosmonstrography: Cosmetic Monster Photography, which is available via Blurb for $16.

Andrews posted 13 images online, which also includes killers like Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees, and Michael Myers. Check out all 13 images here below.