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Friday The 13th: The Series
ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS
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This classic Emmy-winning anthology series created by Alfred Hitchcock features pulse-pounding suspense and delightfully twisting mysteries! Academy Award winners Jessica Tandy and Joanna Woodward are just two of the dozens of screen legends featured in the riveting episodes. Directors include Academy Award winners William Friedkin and Sydney Pollack, Academy Award nominee Robert Altman, and Alfred Hitchcock himself! A true classic from the most beloved name in suspense!
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FREAKYLINKS
FREAKYLINKS
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Zoinks, Scoob! Derek and his friends run a Web site dedicated to the investigation of paranormal events. This leads them to clues about the mysterious death of Derek’s twin brother, Adam. The show is the brainchild of David S. Goyer, who co-wrote the screenplay to “Batman Begins,” and Haxan, the folks behind “The Blair Witch Project” (which explains all the handheld camera stuff). Want to see Derek’s Web site? Check it out at http://www.haxan.com/portfolio/freakylinks/

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Friday The 13th: The Series
FRIDAY THE 13TH
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This series revolved initially around the adventures of two cousins, Ryan Dallion and Micki Foster, who inherited an antique shop, "Curious Goods," from their Uncle Vendredi. We find out in the first episode that Vendredi made a pact with the Devil, to sell cursed antiques. He recanted at the last minute and tried to recover the antiques, but was claimed by Hell. The cousins, aided by Vendredi's partner Jack Marshak, used the store's manifest to track down the cursed antiques, each of which fell into the hands of someone who inevitably used them for evil.
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KOLCHAK: THE NIGHT STALKER
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Chicago — While investigating a series of ghastly murders, reporter Carl Kolchak claims to have fought off Jack the Ripper, shot werewolves with silver bullets, staked vampires through the heart and sewn shut the lips of zombies. His coworkers, including editor Tony Vincenzo, are skeptical. Kolchak: crack reporter or crackpot? Tell us what you think in our
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MILLENNIUM
MILLENNIUM
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We miss Y2K. The horror stories of financial markets collapsing, power grids failing and, doggone it, how would we survive if the clock on our VCR stopped working? “Millennium” plays the doomsday bug like a concert violinist, plucking our paranoia strings with tales of supernatural serial killers and apocalyptic visions, as seen through the eyes of forensic profiler Frank Black. The show was created by Chris Carter, who produced “The X-Files.” With Lance Henriksen and Terry O’Quinn.
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NIGHT GALLERY
NIGHT GALLERY
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Petrifying paintings serve as a framing device for this horror anthology; one of our favorite stories features an earwig eating its way through a man’s brain! A monstrously macabre series that avoided museum piece status thanks to marvelous storytelling by Rod Serling, who served similar double duty as host and writer on “The Twilight Zone.” If you’re wondering what’s up with all the Gary Collins episodes, “The Sixth Sense” was incorporated into “Night Gallery” for its syndication run; see the message boards for more details.
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NIGHT VISIONS
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Let’s list the reasons why this “Twilight Zone”-like anthology is a cut above:
1. Bridget Fonda
2. Cary Elwes
3. Bill Pullman
4. Brian Dennehy
5. Randy Quaid
6. Stephen Baldwin
7. Pam Grier
8. Jack Palance
9. Sherilyn Fenn
10. Lou Diamond Phillips
There’s more, but we ran out of list. Fans should note that all 13 episodes will air in their original 60 minute form.

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THE_OTHERS
THE OTHERS
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Those who’ve worked late at the Chiller building have seen lots of spooky stuff. Sounds like we could use the services of Marian Kitt (Julianne Nicholson, from "Law and Order: Criminal Intent") and her friends. They’re able to make contact with the Other Side, a sort of metaphysical Scooby gang. Maybe they can figure out if we’re sitting on an ancient Indian burial ground or something.
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PROFIT
PROFIT
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We’ve all given serious thought as to whether or not our boss has a screw loose. Luckily, we don’t work for Jim Profit, a sociopath who’ll stop at nothing, not even murder, to make it to the top of the corporate ladder. At night, Jim sleeps naked in a cardboard box. Picture your boss doing the same thing. On second thought, don’t. With Adrian Pasdar.
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THE SIXTH SENSE
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Before there was ESPN, there was ESP. And before there was that M. Night Shyamalan flick, there was this eerie TV show, which stars Gary Collins as Dr. Michael Rhodes, an expert in parapsychology. You know—telepathy, spoon bending, that sort of thing. Fans of "The X-Files" will experience a welcome sense of déjà vu.
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STRANGE WORLD
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Cloning. Bio-terrorism. Weird, icky things in your bathtub. Whacha gonna do? That’s where Captain Paul Turner (Tim Guinee) comes in. He’s a special investigator for the US Army. And he thinks the government isn’t prepared to deal with the horrors of modern science. The thing is, Paul is dying from Gulf War Syndrome…and a mysterious woman is helping him stay alive. Interestingly, series creator Howard Gordon (“The X-Files”) knew the network had cold feet about “Strange World” from the get-go, so he wisely approached the 13-episode commitment like a mini-series. Although the show was short-lived, viewers will be rewarded with a coherent storyline and an ending. Yay!
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TALES FROM THE CRYPT
TALES FROM THE CRYPT
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Do you dare to listen to the Crypt Keeper's ghoulish stories? TALES FROM THE CRYPT brings you gleefully twisted tales of horror and terror, terrible villainy and poetic justice, all served up with a sardonic sense of black humor... all the better to scare you with!

Based on the notorious EC horror comics of the 1950s and featuring many big-name stars, the Emmy®-nominated TALES FROM THE CRYPT is perhaps the greatest horror anthology show in the history of television.

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TALES FROM THE DARKSIDE
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Can’t-take-your-eyes-off-it combination of A-list source material (including Stephen King, Clive Barker, Harlan Ellison and Richard Matheson) and a Woolworth budget gives these stories a creepy feel, not unlike “Dark Shadows.” This popular George Romero-produced anthology series spawned a theatrical spin-off called, you guessed it, “Tales from the Darkside: The Movie.”
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TWIN PEAKS
TWIN PEAKS
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A town where everyone knows everyone and nothing is what it seems. A strange police detective investigates the murder of a young woman in the even stranger town of Twin Peaks.
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