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Friday The 13TH Episodes
Segment 1: "The Wrestler" - A professional wrestlers last match turns out to be his best only to find out that he was wrestling a dead man for the last part of the match.
Segment 2: "The Escape" - A man escapes from prison through the laundry area only to arrive in another prisons laundry room which all happens on Friday the 13th.
Segment 3: "Dead Friday" - A young girl and her friend gets ready for a blind date. The young girl sees scary images on the television and freaks out. The images she saw came true and the two boys were killed in a train accident.
Segment 4: "Ghost Visitor" - The boss demands his employee (McDaniel) to have insurance claims completed and on his desk first thing in the morning. This causes McDaniel to work late in the office when strange things begin to happen. The boss returns looking for a file that ends up being with McDaniel. The boss sends McDaniel home and then strange things start happening to the boss. The file belong to a business man who died in a boating accident, however the boss made it look like suicide to avoid paying the man's family 2 million out of his business. When McDaniel returns to the office he accidentally scares the boss to death, believing him to be the ghost of the business man.
Segment 5: "The Lady in the Black Dress" - A woman thinks she sees her Aunt Lilian in a dress shop. The woman is hit by a car and sees her Aunt telling her she will not let her die alone.moreless
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      • The wrestler Dirk in "The Wrestler" was played by Legendary Wrestler Terry Funk Edit
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      • (After "The Lady in a Black Dress") Jonathan Frakes: Did Anne really see her late Aunt Lillian in the dress shop or was it an elusive woman who resembled her? Was her conscience freed at the end because of death itself? Or was she actually being comforted by her aunt, coming back to visit her at a time of need? And why did Anne Ross see her aunt before the accident occurred? Did Aunt Lillian's spirit somehow know what the fates had in store? Do you think this tale of the woman in the black gown is real? Or have we just taken a lie and dressed it up as truth? Edit
      • (Before "The Lady in a Black Dress") Jonathan Frakes: The conscience is a meddling companion. It tries to tell us how to behave and when we don't listen it haunts us with guilt. For many, the weight of a guilty conscience is a burden that can never be put down. Such is the case of Anne Ross. When her favorite aunt passed away, she couldn't get there in time. It's something Anne can't forget... and something her conscience won't forgive. Edit
      • (After "Ghost Visitor") Jonathan Frakes: An ironic twist has occurred here. The boss who wasn't afraid of ghosts was done in by his own fear. And yet the instrument of that fear was a flesh and blood human being. Or was this office really haunted by the spirit of a dead man seeking truth? How do you explain the unusual activity taking place there all night? Could all those activites be caused by drafts and mechanical malfunctions? Is this spooky tale of an office at night based on fact? Or is it the result of a writer's imagination working overtime? Edit
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