 SEASON 1, EPISODE 26 BOTTLE OF DREAMS A celebration at the store is interrupted by the arrival of a mysterious visitor, who thrusts an oddly wrapped package at Ryan, then disappears. After deter- mining that the stranger was returning a cursed Egyptian urn, Ryan and Micki head to the vault to lock it safely away. But once inside the vault, the urn spews forth a foul gas, knocking the two cousins unconscious as the doors of the vault suddenly slam shut. When Jack attempts to rescue them, the ghost of Lewis Vendredi appears, informing Jack that the gas will cause Ryan and Micki to re-live their worst nightmares, but this time, the terror will ultimately kill them. CAST & CREW RYAN DALLION- JOHN D. LEMAY MICKI FOSTER- LOUISE ROBEY JACK MARSHAK- CHRIS WIGGINS RASHID- ELIAS ZAROU LEWIS VENDREDI- R.G. ARMSTRONG THE MESSNGER- LAZAR ROCKWOOD PETER MARSHAK- KERAM MALICKI-SANCHEZ Directed by- Mac Bradden Written by- Roy Sallows Created by- Larry B. Williams, Frank Mancuso Jr. Produced by- Iain Paterson Executive Producer- Frank Mancuso Jr. Coordinating Producer- Ronald Sanders Line Producer- J. Miles Dale Story Editor- Roy Sallows Story Coordinators- Tracy Kennedy, Rick Schwartz Casting by- Dierdre Bowen L.A. Casting by- Fern Champion and Pamela Basker Associate- Lindsay Chag Director of Photography- Richard Wincenty Production Designer- Stephen Roloff First Assistant Director- Howard Barish Editor- Gary L. Smith Second Assistant Director- Myron Hoffert Assistant Art Director- Adam Kolodziej Third Assistant Director- Peter Watson Assistant Production Manager- Norman Denver Script Supervisor- Janet Kranze Camera Operator- Randal Platt First Assistant Camera- Patrick Stepien Second Assistant Camera- Trevor Haws Sound Recordist- Gabor Vadnay Boom Operator- Francois Perrier Production Auditor- Diana Dobier Production Coordinator- Gillian Helfield Production Accountant- Nathalie Laporte Assistant Coordinator- Mary Fraser Gaffer- Owen Taylor Best Boy- Ian Bibby Electricians- Steve Morrison, Kevin Murphy Transportation Coordinator- Tom Osmond Key Grip- Mitchell Holmes Dolly Grip- Don Payne Grips- Imre Geiszt, Malcolm Nefsky Construction Coordinator- Jake De Villiers Set Decorator- Marlene Puritt Lead Set Dressers- Kimothy Steede, Alexandra Anthony Property Master- Alex Kutschera Lead Props- Frauke Illing Props Assistant- John Allen Wardrobe Manager- Marie Cavlon Wardrobe Coordinators- Maxyne Baker, Mia Sturup Make-Up Artist- Ava Stone Hair Stylist- Jennifer Bower Visual Effects Supervisor- Megan Hope-Ross Special Effects- John Gajdecki Special Effects- Nicolette Beasley Special Effects- Bruce Turner Special Effects- Jordan Craig Special Effects- Dan Gibson Post Production Supervisor- Barbara S. Edelstein Post Production Coordinator- Gary Mueller Sound Supervisor- Nolan Roberts Sound Mixer- Robin Short Sound Editor- Michael MacLaverty Unit Manager- Sandra Delaney Automobiles Furnished by- AI International A Variety Arts Production Produced in Association with Lexicon Productions Limited and Hometown Films Copyright 1988 Paramount Pictures Corporation All Rights Reserved |
     Rashid: "They are condemned to experience an epic death dream..." Lewis: "Once again, Satan's toys will flow across this land like an unholy tide..." Jack: "I sent you to hell before Lewis, and I can do it again..." Rashid: "This is where Satan holds sway..." Jack: "I hope Lewis burns for eternity..." CORONER'S REPORT None. TRIVIA QUESTIONS 1. How did Rashid find the clues in the Egyptian markings? 2. How long did Ryan and Micki have to live after breathing the poison gas? 3. What did the icon on the lid of canopic jar represent? 4. Who did Jack encounter while in his dream? 5. What was Peter's gift that led to him being trapped in the 'dream plain'? ANSWERS 1. Rashid used UV light to find the clues in the Egyptian markings. 2. Ryan and Micki had four hours to live after breathing the poison gas. 3. The icon represented Anubis, the Egyptian God of the Dead. 4. Jack encountered his dead son while in his dream. 5. Peter was a gifted psychic, and that ultimately led to being trapped. AIR DATE July 25, 1988 EPISODE RATING: 3 Very bland and dull finale for the first season of 'Friday The 13th'... Expected more, but given a writer's strike at the time, wasn't much to work with PROMO |
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