Friday the 13th going PG-13? Not a chance, according to the producer. Bloody-Disgusting spoke to the producer of the remake, Brad Fuller, and he debunked the rumors that the film will be rated PG-13.

"None of our remakes have been PG-13," producer Brad Fuller told the site. "How do you remake a rated R horror movie and take the guts out literally and figuratively? What is F13 without sex, drugs and really, really long sharp machete? And why would we, horror fans ourselves, produce a movie devoid of the things that made the title so appealing in the first place. So let me say for the record, that the F13 that we start shooting this Thursday is a full-bodied, rated R film."

Fuller went on to elaborate on just how R-rated his remake, starring Jared Padalecki, Derek Mears, Amanda Righetti, Danielle Panabaker, Aaron Yoo, Travis Van Winkle, Willa Ford, Nick Mennell and Jonathan Sadowski, will be.

"It has insane kills that will be shown in all their glory- it has a group of college students who drink and even have sex. We are betting that if we don't hold back that the audience will reward us for being bold in a time when some horror movies are playing the ratings game. So we embrace the R-rating Friday the 13th will have, and hope you will too."

Friday the 13th will be directed by Marcus Nispel and begins principal photography today, April 17. The film is slated for a February 13, 2009 release.