Is The Purge: Camp Crystal Lake with Emma Stone & Jake Gyllenhaal Real or Fake? 2024 Movie Speculation Explained

A viral poster has been circulating, hinting at a potential crossover horror movie titled The Purge: Camp Crystal Lake, supposedly starring Emma Stone and Jake Gyllenhaal. The concept teases a crossover between Friday the 13th and The Purge, combining Jason Voorhees’ brutal slashing with the chaotic lawlessness of a Purge Night.

But is this film actually in development?

The Purge: Camp Crystal Lake—Real or Fake?

Sadly for horror fans, this intriguing mashup is fake. The poster originated from the Facebook page YODA ABY BBY, which frequently posts satirical or fictional movie posters. Despite the excitement surrounding the idea of a crossover horror event, there is no such project featuring Emma Stone, Jake Gyllenhaal, or the combination of these two franchises in development. The studios behind Friday the 13th and The Purge are also completely separate, making this crossover especially difficult to produce.

What’s Next for The Purge and Friday the 13th?

Although The Purge: Camp Crystal Lake is fictional, there are still exciting updates for both horror franchises. The Purge 6 is in development, with Frank Grillo confirming that the script has been completed. Fans can expect another installment in this popular series after 2021’s The Forever Purge.

As for Friday the 13th, a new Camp Crystal Lake series was in development for Peacock, produced by A24. While the showrunner Bryan Fuller has exited the project, there are still plans for the series, and rumors suggest the creation of a “Jason Universe.” This ambitious multimedia project could expand the Friday the 13th franchise into new territory, though details remain scarce for now.

So, while fans won’t be seeing Emma Stone and Jake Gyllenhaal face off against Jason Voorhees in a Purge scenario anytime soon, both franchises have exciting futures ahead. Horror lovers have plenty to look forward to with upcoming sequels and series, keeping the chills alive.

For now, we’ll have to settle for the individual thrills of The Purge and Friday the 13th—no crossover, but still plenty of terror.