FRIDAY THE THIRTEENTH: THE SERIES

Episode Guide

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Special thanks goes to PH0EBUS, SciNut, Presti, Jeff Toschlog, and Kurgan for helping Alyse Wax to compile this list.

Prologue:

"Lewis Vendredi made a deal with the devil, to sell cursed antiques. But he broke the pact, and it cost him his soul. His niece Micki, and her cousin Ryan, have inherited the store, and with it, the curse. Now, they must get everything back, and the real terror begins."

This short narrative appeared at the beginning of certain episodes, depending which station was broadcasting the show. It just set up the basic plot, and showed scenes from the first episode.

Regular and Semi-Regular Cast:

(Louise Ann) Robey.......................Micki Foster
John D. LeMay (1987-89)................. Ryan Dallion
Chris Wiggins........................... Jack Marshack
Steve Monarque (1989-90)................ Johnny Ventura
R.G. Armstrong.......................... Lewis Vendredi

Broadcast History:

Syndicated only
Produced: 1987-1990 in Toronto, Canada
72 episodes
Ran September 28, 1987 to May 14, 1990

Executive producer: Frank Mancuso Jr.
Producer: Jon Anderson
Composer: Fred Mollin

First Season

1.1 "The Inheritance"

Object: A Doll
Original Airdate: 9-28-87
Writer: William Taub
Director: William Fruet
Guest Cast:
R.G. Armstrong.......... Lewis Vendredi
Sarah Polley............ Mary
Lynne Cormack........... Mrs. Simms
Michael Fletcher........ Mr. Simms
Ester Hockin............ The babysitter
Barclay Hope............ Lloyd.

Synopsis

This is the pilot episode. We see how Lewis Vendredi breaks his pact with Satan to sell cursed antiques. Micki, Ryan and Jack meet for the first time. We find out that Micki is engaged to a yuppie lawyer. She is also a bit of a snob, very spoiled. At first she is disgusted with Ryan. They meet Jack, who broke into the shop to try to collect money from Lewis, unaware dude is dead. Jack was the one who selected the name "Curious Goods." Oh yeah, the curse. A little girl receives a doll that kills anyone who refuses to do what the girl wants. In return, the girl obviously doesn't have to put up with these people. Example: she kills her step-mother who tries to take the doll.

Status

Recovered and locked in the vault.

1.2 "The Poison Pen"

Object: Quill pen
Original Airdate: 10-5-87
Writer: Durnford King
Director: Timothy Bond
Guest Cast:
Colin Fox................ Le Croix
Larry Reynolds........... Brother Currie

Synopsis

Micki, Ryan, and Jack masquerade as monks to sneak into a monestary and recover a quill pen being used by one of the brothers, nicknamed "The Oracle of Death." The brother writes out a prophecy with the pen, stating that someone is to die, and then has only to fill in the name. Jack names Micki and Ryan brothers Simon and Mathew, and they are named in a prophecy, but no harm comes to them because they are not the true brothers. Instead, the real brothers Simon and Mathew, in a European monestary, are killed. The brother who has the pen writes out a prophecy, but before he can fill in the names, Jack points out that the paper he wrote the prophecy on is the invoice he signed when he purchased the pen from Lewis. A guillotine blade run amuck kills him.

Status

Quill recovered.

1.3 "Cupid's Quiver"

Object: Cupid statuette
Original Airdate: 10-12-87
Writer: Stephen Katz :)
Director: Atom Egoyan
Guest Cast:
Denis Forest............. Eddie Monroe
Carolyn Dunn............. Laurie Warren
Ross Fraser.............. Hastings
Kevin Lund............... Bowser
Dennis Fitzgerald........ Harold

Synopsis

This one was written by a friend of mine, so I have to say it was good :). Actually, it really was good. An ugly college man, who works cleaning up in an exclusive frat house, finds a Cupid statue in one of the frat man's room. When pointed at someone of the opposite sex, a tiny arrow would hit that person, causing them to fall in love with the owner. The catch? The owner must kill their "new love" after they make love. Micki and Ryan meet a young woman with whom the Cupid's owner is obsessed. She gets shot with the arrow, but Micki overhears her conversation with the ugly guy, and she goes in the girl's place. Ryan bursts in just as Micki's cover is blown. But then the guy shoots Micki with the arrow.

Status

Micki says that she loves the ugly guy, but a pipe bursts and knocks Micki out. Ryan chases the guy into the rafters, where dude slips and plunges to his death. Cupid recovered.

1.4 "A Cup Of Time"

Object: Teacup
Original Airdate: 10-19-87
Writer: Barbara Turner Sachs
Director: F. Harvey Frost
Guest Cast:
Hilary Shepard........... Lady Die
Maxine Miller............ Birdie
Lisa Jacob............... Young girl

Synopsis

An old woman recieves a teacup with a design of ivy around the rim. The ivy is "swapper's ivy," meaning that by killing someone with the cup, you would recieve a wish. The old lady wishes herself to be a young rock singer. The woman kills homeless living in the park by offering them some tea in the cup. The ivy design becomes real (through the wonders of animatronics), and strangles the victim.

Status

Teacup recovered.

1.5 "Hellowe'en"

Object: Amulet of Zohar
Original Airdate: 10-26-87
Writer: William Taub
Director: Timothy Bond
Guest Cast:
R.G. Armstrong........... Lewis Vendredi
Adrian Pockock........... Greta
Victoria Deslaurier...... Evil Greta

Synopsis

Jack, Micki and Ryan have a Halloween party. A party guest plays with a crystal ball and accidently calls up the spirit of Uncle Lewis. Uncle Lewis pretending to be sorry for all that he has done convinces the gullible Micki and Ryan to give him the Amulet of Zohar. Once he has the amulet, he will become alive if he can find a corpse before dawn. Jack, Micki and Ryan manage to delay him long enough for dawn to come.

Status

Lewis dissapears when they open a curtain and the sunlight hits him. Amulet returned.

1.6 "The Great Montarro"

Object: The box of Hudan (Magicians box)
Original Airdate: 11-2-87
Writer: Durnford King
Director: Richard Friedman
Guest Cast:
Graeme Campbell.......... Montarro
Lesly Donaldson.......... Lyla
August Schellenberg...... Fatheem
Martin Nuefeld........... Robert
Murray Westgate.......... Monte
Jefferson Mappin......... Tommy

Synopsis

A world-renowned magician is killed while trying to do a dangerous trick, in which he locks himself in a coffin, and then nine huge knife penetrate the coffin, and, supposedly it's inhabitant. However, when a victim is placed in the Hudan box, they are the one's who are killed, while the magician performs the trick successfully, and lives. Another magician, Montarro, has the box now, and is competing in a televised magic special, in which the winner receives $100,000 and admittance to a very selective magicians club. Jack enters as the Great Mad Marshack, reviving an old act he did, the Pendulum of Death. He is blindfolded, wrapped in a straightjacket, chained together with padlocks, and hung upside down over a bed of spikes. The rope he is hanging by is set on fire and he has one minute to get out. Micki goes on as his assistant, and Ryan helps with the props. During auditions, someone sabotages the trick, and he plunges to his death. However, it turns out that Jack wasn't really in it. Micki befriends Montarro's daughter, who turns out to be helping her father with the murders. Micki is locked in the Hudan box, and it's show time....

Status

Ryan and Jack free her just as the blades fall, causing Montarro to be killed. The Hudan box is returned.

1.7 "Doctor Jack"

Object: Scalpel
Original Airdate: 11-9-87
Writer: Marc Scott Zicree
Director: Richard Freeman
Guest Cast:
Cliff Goran.............. Dr. Howell
Elva Mae Hoover.......... Jean Flappen
Doris Petrie............. Dr. Price
Michael Copeman.......... Jim Bronson

Synopsis

Jack, Micki, and Ryan trace a cursed scalpel to a doctor in a hospital. While trying to steal the scalpel, Jack falls down an elevator shaft and needs emergency surgery. The doctor does not realise his patient is Jack until he is in the operating room. Not wanting to ruin his reputation as the miracle doctor he performs the surgery.

Status

Micki and Ryan get the scapel back by zapping the doctor with electrical paddles as he tries to slash them with the scapel.

1.8 "Shadow Boxer"

Object: Boxing gloves
Original Airdate: 11-21-87
Writer: Joshua Daniel Miller
Director: Timothy Bond
Guest Cast:
David Ferry.............. Tommy Dunn
Jack Duffy............... Manny King
Philip Akin.............. Kid Cornelius
Nicholas Pasco........... Tonny Terrific

Synopsis

A boxer kills the owner of a boxing club for gloves that let him win all of his fights. Jack, Micki and Ryan had talked to owner prior to his death to get back the gloves. They begin to investigate when they find out that he has been murdered. When the boxer uses the gloves, the shadow of the boxer goes out and kills someone while he is in the ring. Micki flirts with him and manages to get the gloves but he comes to the store. While he holds a knife to Micki's neck, Ryan goes to get the glove and Jack stays with Micki and the boxer. When Ryan comes back, he hands the boxer one glove. The other glove he's wearing and has it hidden behind his back. Ryan hits Jack which kills the boxer (remember you have to hit one person and another dies).

Status

Jack is bit irritated with Ryan. They agree never to use any object for any reason. Micki is okay, and the gloves are returned to the vault.

1.9 "The Root Of All Evil"

Object: Portable mulcher
Original Airdate: 11-28-87
Writer: Rob Hedden
Director: Allan King
Guest Cast:
Rico Colantoni........... Adrian
Jack Mather.............. Smitty
Barclay Hope............. Lloyd
Ian White................ Charles
Kay Tremblay............. Amanda
Rita Tuckett............. Mrs. O'Conner

Synopsis

A mulching machine turns bodies into cash. A greedy gardening assistant gets a hold of this machine. When bodies are fed into it, money comes spewing out. The more prosperous and wealthy the person was, the more money you got. Llyod, Micki's fiance also came back. Micki was planning on going home with him, but at last minute decided she couldn't go through with it.

Status

Mulcher recovered, and Llyod is out of the picture.

1.10 "Tales of the Undead"

Object: Comic book
Original Airdate: 1-25-88 Writers: Alfred Sole and Paul Monette
Director: Lyndon Chubbuck
Guest Cast:
Ray Walston.............. Jay Star

Synopsis

An old comic book granted the power to turn the person using it into Ferrus, an armored superbeing. Lewis bought it from the artist, Jay Star. Ryan goes to speak to him about it, and finds a bitter old man who sold the rights to his comic "Tales of the Undead" from which Ferrus came from. Star goes to search for the comic to get revenge on the publishers who cheated him. He became Ferrus who was supposedly indestructable. But Star, years ago, had written a comic in which Ferrus is killed off. Micki and Ryan find out how to do it, and kill him.

Status

Comic book recovered.

1.11 "Scarecrow"

Object: A scarecrow, icarus feather is mentioned
Original Airdate: 2-1-88 Writers: Larry B. Williams and Marc Scott Zicree
Director: William Fruet
Guest Cast:
James D. Douglas......... Charlie Cobean
Patricia Phillips........ Marge Longaker
Nicholas Van Bureck...... Jordy Meeno

Synopsis

If you pin a picture of someone to the chest of this scarecrow, he will murder them. In return, the owner would recieve an exceptionally good harvest. The owner owned a BandB where Micki and Ryan were staying. Ryan met a boy who's father had been killed by the scarecrow, and it is the first time he mentions the death of his kid brother Jimmy. The scarecrow's owner overheard their conversation about the scarecrow. The owner stole Micki's drivers licence, but Ryan managed to grab it off just in time. The scarecrow stumbled backwards, and hit the wall. A picture of the owner fell on to the scarecrow, and she was decapitated.

Status

The scarecrow was locked in the vault.

1.12 "Faith Healer"

Object: Glove
Original Airdate: 2-8-88
Writer: Christine Cornish
Director: David Cronenberg
Guest Cast:
Miguel Fernandez......... Stewart Fishoff
Robert Silverman......... Jerry Scott

Synopsis

A phony faith healer obtains a white glove that has the power to heal a sick person. However, the afflictions that he heals in other people begin to effect him so he must find a victim to touch with the glove. Touching someone transfers all the sickness to the victim's body. Somehow in the end, Jerry, a friend of Jack's, who has made a career out of debunking faith healers and is terminally ill, locks the healer in a car so that he can get the glove and heal himself. However, he has no one to transfer the sickness to, so he dies. Jack is depressed about this (and the fact that Jerry held Jack hostage to kill later) and he and Micki exchange some very cruel words. Ryan breaks it up before too much is said, and Micki and Jack gang up (jokingly) on Ryan.

Status

Glove recovered and returned to the vault.

1.13 "The Baron's Bride"

Object: Broach, cape is mentioned
Original Airdate: 2-15-88
Writer: Larry Gaynor
Director: Bradford May
Guest Cast:
Tom McCamus.............. Frank Edwards
Kevin Bundy.............. Abraham
Susannah Hoffman......... Caitlin
Diana Barrington......... Marie Simmons

Synopsis

The broach was used on a black velvet cape worn by a `vampire' who becomes irresistable to women. When you put blood on the broach, it took you back in time to England. Micki and Ryan got sucked into the curse and helped Abraham hunt down the guy with the broach. Abraham is skeptical about Micki and Ryan's vampire tale. After his wife is killed by a vampire, he refuses to see them again. When Micki and Ryan go out to hunt the vampire, they are cornered by him, and Micki falls under his spell. The vampire begins to choke Ryan, but Bram comes up and stabs the vampire. Micki and Ryan use their own blood to get back home.

Status

Broach returned to the vault. Jack suspects that Abraham was Bram Stoker.

1.14 "Bedazzled"

Object: Brass Lantern
Original Airdate: 2-22-88 Writers: Paul Monette and Alfred Sole
Director: Alexander Singer
Guest Cast:
Alan Jordan.............. Jonah
David Mucci.............. Tom

Synopsis

The episode opens with Jack and Ryan snatching the lantern from a diver after a successful dive. The lantern allows the owner to locate sunken treasure (the lantern's beam points to the treasure underwater). In return, the owner must kill the diver that brings the treasure up, by shining the lantern's beam on them, burning them alive. Jack and Ryan return it to the store, and then go off to an astrology convention, leaving Micki in the store alone, until one of her friends leaves her son, Richie, there to be babysat. Meanwhile, Jonah and a henchman had followed them back to the store, and after killing a phone repairman, the impersonate him and talk their way past Micki into the basement, where they try to break into the vault. Richie discovers their true intentions, and the killers hold Micki and the boy hostage while they try to open the vault. She fools them and gets the lantern out of the vault. I call Jonah "Dude that won't die" Because he got hit in the head with a heavy piece of iron, was electrocuted, hit on the head again with a waffle iron, fell over the second story balcony, and STILL lived. Micki had to kill him by reflecting the lantern beam at him.

Status

Lantern returned to the vault, and Richie will probably need heavy psychotherapy for years to come. Jack and Ryan return home, and when asked what she did when they were out, says she did nothing exciting....

1.15 "Vanity's Mirror"

Object: Compact
Original Airdate: 2-29-88 Writers: Roy Sallows and Ira Levant
Director: William Fruet
Guest Cast:
Ingrid Veninger.......... Helen Mackie
Gwendolyn Pacey.......... Joanne Mackie
David Orth............... Scott Thomas

Synopsis

An unpopular, homely girl, who lives in the shadow of her beautiful and popular older sister, gets a hold of this compact. When she flashes it in a boy's eyes, they fall madly, hopelessly in love with her. They do anything she wants, but as soon as they tell her they love her, she must kill them. She curses her sisters boyfriend the night of the prom, and hangs her from the lighting fixture, allowing a chair to brush just under her toes to give her a fair chance at living.

Status

Jack came in just as the chair slipped from under the girl's feet, saving her. The younger sister and her sister's boyfriend ended up dancing on the roof, culminating in the both of them committing suicide by throwing themselves off the roof. The compact was thrown out of the girls purse, landing under a bush. Micki feels incredibly guilty about not obtaining this object.

1.16 "Tattoo"

Object: Tattoo needles
Original Airdate: 3-7-88 Writers: Stephan Katz and Dan Distefano
Director: Lyndon Chubbuck
Guest Cast:
Leonard Chow............. Tommy Chen
Keye Luke................ Lom Chen
Dennis Akiyama........... Hai Kwan

Synopsis

After tattooing someone, the tattoos would come to life and kill the wearer, and the needles would bring good luck to the person using them. This was used by a young Chinese man to help improve his gambling luck.

Status

Needles recovered.

1.17 "The Electrocutioner"

Object: Electric chair
Original Airdate: 4-18-88
Writer: Rob Hedden
Director: Rob Hedden
Guest Cast:
Angelo Rizacos........... Eli Pittman
Frank Adamson............ Warden Hobbs

Synopsis

A man sentenced to death by electrocution was pronounced dead, but somehow survived. He later purchased the electric chair fromUncle Lewis, changed his identity, and went to work at a juvenile detention center as a dentist. He would kill kids using the chair (disguised as a dentists chair), then the chair would electrically charge him so he could kill the people responsible for sentencing him to death. Micki, Ryan and Jack anticipate who the next victim will be, and they are ready. They attatch some cables to him and ground him so he ends up frying himself.

Status

Chair recovered.

1.18 "Brain Drain"

Object: Trephine
Original Airdate: 4-25-88
Writer: Joshua Daniel Miller
Director: Lyndon Chubbuck
Guest Cast:
Carrie Snodgress......... Dr. Viola Rhodes
Denis Forest............. Stewart Pangborn

Synopsis

A not-to-bright assistant to a scientist realizes that the chair his boss has can drain the fluid from the stem of one person's brain and transfer it into anothers, also transferring intelligence. He uses it on himself and the scientist. He becomes brillant and takes over the research of his former employer. His research involves teaching a monkey brain that kept in fluid and connected to a computer, to speak. He continues to use the chair on visiting scientists and eventually on a rekindled love interest of Jacks. While Jack, Micki, and Ryan are struggling with this man, he falls into the chair and the chair stabs him and the monkey brain. The fluid from the monkey brain is transferred to him.

Status

Trephine recovered.

1.19 and 1.20 "The Quilt of Hathor"

Object: The Quilt of Hathor
Original Airdate: 5-2-88 and 5-9-88
Writer: Janet MacLean
Director: Timothy Bond
Guest Cast:
Scott Paulin............. Reverend Josiah
Grange
Kate Trotter............. Effie Stokes
Carolyn Dunn............. Laura
Helen Carscallen......... Sarah Good
Bernard Behrens.......... Inquisitor Holmes

Synopsis

The quilt allows whoever sleeps under it to have dreams, or nightmares, usually about murder, and that dream will come true. A plain woman belonging to a religious group, the Penitites, (think the Amish or the Kindred from The X-Files) and she wishes to marry the leader of the group. She kills a string of women to whom he had been betrothed to, and eventually becomes "thy betrothed." She then kills her husband so that she can have control of the group. Meanwhile, Ryan falls in love with the leaders daughter, who is betrothed to someone else. As Micki is leaving, Ryan says he is staying. He is then accused of a murder he didn't commit. This was a two-hour movie that I stumbled onto by accident, but I believe it was also shown as a two-parter.

Status

After accidently taking the wrong quilt, Micki gets the correct one, Ryan is acquitted, and returns home. Micki's anger at him for abandoning her and Jack disappear.

1.21 "Double Exposure"

Object: Camera
Original Airdate: 5-16-88
Writer: Durnford King
Director: Neill Fearnley
Guest Cast:
Gary Frank............... Winston Knight
Catherine Disher......... Cathy

Synopsis

A news reporter uses a cursed camera to make a double of himself. One stays in the newsroom and does the evening news. The other has been dubbed the Machete Killer, for he slashes his victims throats open with a machete. But his being on the evening news creates a perceft alibi, especially when Ryan sees him murder his girlfriend (natch).

Status

Camera recovered and reporter killed.

1.22 "The Pirates Promise"

Object: Foghorn
Original Airdate: 6-27-88
Writer: Carl Binder
Director: Bill Corcoran
Guest Cast:
Cedric Smith............. Joe Fenton
Bernard Behrens.......... Barney
Thomas Hauff............. Dewy Covington

Synopsis

Micki and Ryan get an answer to a mailer that takes them to a sea coast town for a foghorn. The local museum owner suggest they go to the light house where to former owner of the foghorn worked. However, the current lighthouse operator has been using the foghorn to call an old dead pirate, Angus McBride who gives him gold for the bodies of the descendants of the sailors who betrayed him. The only witness to these strange rendezvous is the local drunk who nobody believes except, of course, Micki and Ryan. The lighthouse operator becomes enraged when he thinks he has found all the descendants and is due to the whole treasure but McBride says "there's one more". Micki and Ryan have been snooping around the lighthouse and Micki is caught. The local museum owner, who is also a descent, comes to her aide and is killed. The lighthouse operator locks Micki in the lighthouse and takes the body to McBride but McBride says again "there is one more" and points to him. Realizing that he means that he is a descendent he runs for the lighthouse and locks himself inside. The door explodes and McBride kills him with his hook and takes him away.

Status

Micki and Ryan take the foghorn and see the ghost ship sailing away with McBride and his new crew.

1.23 "Badge of Honor"

Object: Sheriff's badge
Original Airdate: 7-5-88
Writer: Roy Sallows
Director: Michelle Manning
Guest Cast:
Val Avery................ Russ Sharko
David Provol............. Victor Haas
John Stockwell........... Tim Ayres
Denneth McGregor......... Tom Van Der Beck

Synopsis

An old love interest of Micki's wants to stay with her while he is in town. Ryan overhears a phone conversation and begins to suspect that this friend is a criminal. The friend is seen making deals with a known conterfeit money dealer. The dealer is also being watched by a policeman whose wife the dealer killed. The policeman finds a sherriff's badge, and uses it to kill the dealer's men by making an impring on their chest, and frying them. In the final battle between the policeman and the dealer, Micki's friend, who turns out to be an under cover cop, is killed, as well as the dealer and the policeman.

Status

The badge is recovered.

1.24 "Pipe Dream"

Object: Pipe
Original Airdate: 7-11-88
Writer: Marc Scott Zicree
Director: Zale Dalen
Guest Cast:
Michael Constantine...... Ray Dallion

Synopsis

Ryan's dad, an inventor, is remarrying. They haven't spoken in quite a while, so Ryan's father's fiance invites Ryan, unbeknownst to Mr. Dallion. Mr. Dallion hasn't had many ideas lately, but at a convention, he meets a young man with several ingenious ideas. Not realizing that the pipe he recieved as a gift from Lewis was cursed, he lights it and a puff of orange smoke kills the man. Mr. Dallion than takes credit for the invention, and uses the pipe to kill nosey co- workers. Micki begins to suspect that he owns a cursed object. Ryan's father catches her snooping and uses the pipe on her. By this time Ryan has found out and is looking for them. Threatening his father with a gun, he asks him about Micki. His father replies that it is too late. Ryan runs to where Micki is hiding and is overcome by the smoke. Ryan's father realzing what he has done pushes his son away and is killed by the smoke.

Status

Pipe returned to the vault.

1.25 "What a Mother Wouldn't Do"

Object: Baby cradle
Original Airdate: 7-18-88
Writer: Bruce Martin
Director: Neill Fearnley
Guest Cast:
Lynne Cormack............ Leslie Kent
Michael Countryman....... Martin Kent
R.G. Armstrong........... Lewis Vendredi

Synopsis

This cradle once belonged to a woman who took a trip on the Titanic the night it sank. She was tryng to pass her baby to a lifeboat, but the boats occupance wouldn't take the baby, who was knocked overboard. The 7 people in the lifeboat died when it capsized, but the baby floated to saftey. The current owners must kill seven people in water in order to keep their dying baby healthy. This must be done before the exact day and time the Titanic sunk, otherwise the baby dies. The baby cannot be removed from the cradle until all seven were dead.

Status

Both parents were killed, but their deaths occurred in water, so the baby was safe and adopted by a loving baby-sitter. The cradle was locked away in the vault.

1.26 "Bottle of Dreams"

Object: Egyptian urn
Original Airdate: 7-25-88
Writer: Roy Sallows
Director: Mac Bradden
Guest Cast:
Elias Zarou.............. Rashid
R.G. Armstrong........... Lewis Vendredi

Synopsis

While Micki, Ryan, and Jack are having a little celebration to all the objects they have successfully obtained, a strange man brings in a small urn wrapped in tattered shrouds. While Micki and Ryan put it in the vault, The top comes open, and strange, green gas leaks out. The vault seals them in, but Jack get's there just in time to see what's happening, before the door shuts. Jack calls Rashid, who comes over to help. We find out that, essentially, what Micki and Ryan are experiencing is a "death dream." The urn had been used to preserve internal organs of mummys. the death dream causes the victim to relive the most terrifying experiences of their life over and over, until their hearts literally burst of fear. This is one of those usually cheesy flashback episodes, but I feel it is skillfully stitched together, and NOT cheesy. Clips include scenes from "The Inheritance", "Cupid's Quiver", "Scarecrow", "Tattoo", "Doctor Jack", "Tales of the Undead", and "The Baron's Bride". We also find out about Jack's son, who died when he was only 10 or 12 years old.

Status

Micki and Ryan are saved, by having Jack drink a potion and being sent into Micki and Ryan's "dream plane," which we also learn is how Jack's son, Peter died. Peter had been a clairvoyant, or something like that, and died by entering a young, mentally disturbed girl's dream plane in the hope of saving her from herself.