Now, this prequel, Crystal Lake, that you are in, would we like Jason before he became the killer Jason?

I really think that you would.

He's a little kid.

He's played by Callum Vinson, who is a really charming, smart, fun guy.

And in the show, you see him as a boy.

And I think that's part of the charm of the show is that you really understand who he was before he becomes the infamous Jason.

And the themes between mom and son are really touching and heartfelt.

Favorite memory at Western Michigan University? It's known as a party school.

Now, this prequel, Crystal Lake, that you are in, would we like Jason before he became the killer Jason?

I really think that you would.

He's a little kid.

He's played by Callum Vinson, who is a really charming, smart, fun guy.

And in the show, you see him as a boy.

And I think that's part of the charm of the show is that you really understand who he was before he becomes the infamous Jason.

And the themes between mom and son are really touching and heartfelt.

Favorite memory at Western Michigan University? It's known as a party school.

Now, this prequel, Crystal Lake, that you are in, would we like Jason before he became the killer Jason?

I really think that you would.

He's a little kid.

He's played by Callum Vinson, who is a really charming, smart, fun guy.

And in the show, you see him as a boy.

And I think that's part of the charm of the show is that you really understand who he was before he becomes the infamous Jason.

And the themes between mom and son are really touching and heartfelt.

Favorite memory at Western Michigan University? It's known as a party school.

Oh, good

... my hair is curly in the show, um, which was sort of a change of pace for me.

That's not, that's not what I, uh, typically get as an actor on set.

Um, the, the costumes and the set design are so cool.

Um, you really feel like you're stepping back in time.

Um, for preparation it was really, it, for me it was more about, it's always about the character and what does she mean to the story? And when I, when I was reading it I really saw sort of a parallel, uh, Kay is a mom, uh, Pam is a mom.

And I saw like the, this sort of like, uh, uh, her being a mirror to, to Pam, who loses so much, and then Kay sort of has everything.

Yeah, yeah.