ARCHIVE ENTRY #
MVA-013
ARCHIVE type:
Event
CONTAINMENT:
Unknown
status:
Unresolved
RECOVERED:
09.13.1980
villain threat:
■■■□□
location:
Crystal Lake Shore
RECOVERED notes:
On a frozen night in 1798, Napoleon Voorhees was drowned by those who mocked him. Nearly two centuries later, lightning struck Camp Crystal Lake and something wearing his mask rose from the water. What followed was not revenge alone, but conquest: a campaign of blood, mud, and summer screams led by a boy who refused to stay buried.
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INSPIRED BY THE ORIGINAL ARTWORK
Napoleon Crossing the Alps, by Jacques-Louis David (1801-1805)
Ornate Gothic Frame | 8 x 10 inches
Print material: 100 lb White Paper (FSC Mix Credit)
Print finish: Satin
Art print on 100 lb white paper with a smooth satin finish (96 brightness, FSC Mix Credit). Available in 8x10, or 8.5x11 exclusively for Final Girls.
Artwork dimensions: 8 x 10 inches
Frame: Ornate Gothic Frame — 8x10, Black (No Mat)
Frame materials: MDF & Glass
Outside frame dimensions: 11.63 × 13.75 inches
Black ornate gothic scroll wall frame for 8x10 prints. Features MDF moulding, glass glazing, and 3 D-rings for hanging.
Includes: 8x10 black ornate gothic frame, glass glazing, backing with 3 D-rings