Friday the 13th: The Series

Lewis Vendredi, who made a deal with the devil, is condemned to hell after trying to retrieve cursed antiques. His distant cousins Ryan and Micki inherit his antique shop and decide to sell it, but after learning about the curses, they begin recovering dangerous items, starting with a toy doll that kills for its young owner.

The cousins and Jack investigate an antique quill pen with the power to turn written words into reality, but at a deadly cost. As they search a monastery known for its cryptic prophecies, they must uncover the identity of the monk using the pen and its location before another life is lost.

A disreputable man acquires a cursed Cupid statue that makes women adore him, but he is forced to murder them brutally after using its power.

An antique teacup, adorned with "borrowers' ivy," grants its user the ability to steal youth and talent by taking a life. A senior woman uses it to transform into a young rock star known as "Lady Die," but her actions draw the attention of a young girl who becomes both witness and potential victim.

Micki and Ryan host a Halloween party at the shop to connect with their neighbors, but unexpected visitors accidentally summon the spirit of Uncle Vendredi. As the festivities continue, Lewis, now fully consumed by malevolence, aims to harness Halloween's dark energy to achieve his ultimate goal: his own resurrection.

A magician performs a dangerous act using two cursed antique boxes said to have been made by Houdin, where harm to one person is absorbed by another in a hidden box. Jack, a fellow magician, enters a competition to uncover the truth behind the mysterious act.

A doctor acquires a cursed scalpel once used by Jack the Ripper and discovers it allows him to kill one person while simultaneously healing another. His growing reputation as a miracle worker draws the attention of a supernatural trio, but his moral dilemma deepens when he must decide whether to heal his enemy or preserve his image.

A pair of cursed boxing gloves grants their wearer an unbeatable advantage in the ring, but at a deadly cost—each victory results in the death of an innocent victim, delivered by the wearer's shadow. The trio retrieves the gloves, but the original boxer confronts them, demanding their return at gunpoint. To stop him, Ryan must challenge Jack to a fight using the gloves, allowing Ryan's shadow to ultimately defeat the vengeful boxer.

A gardener's assistant discovers a cursed mulcher that produces money when fed valuable individuals, but the device fails to yield anything when the assistant is used as fuel. Meanwhile, Micki's fiancé urges her to abandon her antique business, but she refuses, determined to continue dealing with cursed items.

An aging and resentful comic book writer named Jay Star discovers a cursed comic book that grants him the power to become the superhero Ferrus the Invincible, enabling him to retaliate against those who wronged him by taking away his rights to the character.

A rural farming town experiences bountiful harvests, unaware that one farmer is using a cursed scarecrow that requires three human sacrifices for its success. As two outsiders, Micki and Ryan, investigate the scarecrow, the farmer discovers their intentions and attempts to make Micki the final victim.

Jack is asked by a dying friend to investigate a faith healer using a cursed glove to transfer illnesses between people, and must balance recovering the glove with his friend's desperate need for a cure.

A cursed broach with the power to transform its wearer into a vampire and enable time travel when smeared with blood becomes central to a dangerous conflict. Micki and Ryan confront a female vampire who is using the broach to turn her male tenant into a vampire; after killing her, the transformed tenant escapes to 19th-century London using the broach's time-travel ability. Micki and Ryan follow him, aided by a poor writer and his fiancée, ultimately killing the vampire but not before the fiancée is slain, leaving Jack to speculate that the writer may have been the inspiration for Bram Stoker.

Jack and Ryan retrieve a cursed lantern from treasure hunters who have been using it to kill divers in their search for lost treasure. While they return it to the vault and leave for a convention, the criminals track them to Jack's shop, attempting to steal the lantern from Micki and a boy she is babysitting. Micki defeats the intruders, and later casually brushes off the incident when questioned by Jack and Ryan.

A plain girl, overshadowed by her glamorous sister, discovers a magical vanity that allows her to enchant boys into falling in love with her, though each spell requires her to kill them. She targets her sister's boyfriend, nearly succeeding in her plot, but Micki and Ryan rescue the girl. In the end, the younger sister takes her own life along with the boyfriend, and the vanity disappears, only to return later in the series.

Tommy Chow, a young compulsive gambler, acquires a set of tattoo needles that bestow him with luck in games after tattooing a victim, whose tattoo then comes to life and kills them. With the help of his grandfather, Lom, a Chinese medicine man, Tommy tries to save his sister from becoming the next victim of the deadly tattoo. As they attempt to rescue her, Tommy plays a high-stakes game of Russian Roulette.

A man wrongfully sentenced to death survives the execution and becomes vengeful. He purchases the electric chair and uses it in a disguised role at an orphanage, killing children to recharge his body and hunt those who condemned him. The protagonists must find a way to stop his deadly electrical attacks.

A man of limited intellect stumbles upon a mysterious, guillotine-like device in a museum warehouse that transfers spinal fluid—and intelligence—between individuals. He begins using it to siphon intelligence from doctors, drawing the attention of Jack and his team when Jack's former fiancée, now employed at the museum, becomes the next potential victim.

A mysterious quilt with deadly powers arrives in a reclusive, Amish-like community known as the Pennitites. A plain woman discovers the cursed item and uses it to eliminate her rivals for leadership, drawing the attention of Ryan, who infiltrates the group. Though the woman appears to die and the quilt is thought destroyed, it is secretly recovered by the community's leader—Ryan's girlfriend's father—who intends to use it for his own sinister goals.

Jack and Micki become concerned when Ryan remains with the Pennitites, and they discover the Quilt of Hathor in their possession is a fake after they damage it, unlike the other cursed artifacts. They return to the religious community and find that Reverend Josiah, Ryan's soon-to-be father-in-law, is using the quilt to kill his enemies in their sleep. Ryan is accused of the murders and must face a trial by combat while Jack and Micki work to recover the real Quilt.

Winston Knight, a television news anchor, becomes famous for being the only person contacted by the Machete Killer, a notorious serial killer. Unbeknownst to others, Knight uses a cursed camera to create an exact duplicate of himself to carry out the murders, ensuring his alibi and boosting his ratings. When his duplicate fails to be destroyed in time, Knight disintegrates, and the surviving duplicate soon dies from its own injuries.

Micki and Ryan investigate a cursed foghorn that leads them to a remote town, where they uncover a lighthouse keeper's secret ritual to summon the ghost of pirate Angus MacBride. The keeper trades information about hidden treasure for the pirate's violent assistance, unknowingly sacrificing his own descendants. In the end, the keeper realizes he is the last of MacBride's lineage, and the ghost completes his crew by claiming him.

An old boyfriend of Micki's, Tim Ayres, arrives in town and behaves oddly, leading Ryan to suspect he is involved with counterfeiters. Ayres is actually an undercover officer pursuing a criminal responsible for the death of Russ Sharko's wife; Sharko, in turn, is using a cursed sheriff's badge to carry out vigilante justice. Both Ayres and Sharko are ultimately killed, and the badge is recovered.

Ray, Ryan's small-time inventor father, returns after achieving unexpected success, thanks to a destructive device given to him by Lewis Vendredi. As Ryan and Micki uncover the truth behind Ray's rise, they learn he has used the device to eliminate competitors and rivals. In a final confrontation, Ray attempts to kill Micki, but Ryan sacrifices himself to take the blast instead, leading to a reconciliation and Ray ultimately taking the device's fatal effects to save his son.

A couple, struggling with their sick infant, receive an antique cradle from Lewis Vendredi, which is tied to a tragic incident involving a Titanic passenger. According to the cradle's curse, their child can be healed if they kill seven people by water before the anniversary of the Titanic's sinking. In a final attempt to eliminate the babysitter, the parents accidentally drown, unknowingly fulfilling the curse's requirements and allowing the child to be saved.

A mysterious messenger delivers a Coptic urn to the store, which releases a deadly gas when opened, trapping Micki and Ryan in a deadly loop of their worst memories. Jack seeks help from his mystic friend Rashid to rescue them, facing both the vengeful spirit behind the urn and the ghost of his own deceased son.

After being defeated in the previous episode, Lewis Vendredi uses a hidden mirror in his uncle's old home to create a portal to hell and regain his freedom. Possessing one of two escaped convicts, he prepares his return. Jack enters the portal and successfully destroys it from within.

During a voodoo festival, Jack reunites with his old friend Hedley, a voodoo priest known as the "Keeper of Fire," whose granddaughter is set to become a priestess. A series of murders of other elemental priests is orchestrated by Cole, who wears a cursed mask and is manipulated by Laotia, a power-hungry priestess. As the truth emerges—Laotia was once Hedley's wife, whom he killed after she turned evil—Jack and Hedley team up to stop her from seizing ultimate power.

At a psychiatric hospital, a doctor uses a cursed antique radio to seemingly cure patients, but at a deadly cost—others' worst fears come to life. Determined to stop the horror, Micki and Ryan infiltrate the asylum to retrieve the dangerous artifact.

A Satanic cult leader acquires the cursed Coin of Ziocles, using it to kill one person and resurrect another in a ritual to bring back three powerful witches. While investigating the cult, Micki is captured and killed by the coin, devastating Jack and Ryan, who vow to quit after this case. In a twist, Micki is accidentally resurrected instead of one of the witches, but the real coin is lost when Ryan tries to stop the cult leader, only to discover he had a fake.

Jack, a fan of the supposedly deceased violinist Janos Korda, becomes entangled with Ryan and his new girlfriend Leslie, who is revealed to be Korda's widow. They discover that Korda survived a fatal car crash but is now disfigured and paralyzed, using a cursed violin to play music by killing victims with its razor-sharp bow. Obsessed with Leslie, Korda tries to take her from Ryan, leading to a tragic confrontation in which Leslie sacrifices herself, prompting Korda to take his own life.

A trio becomes involved in a movie production after loaning antiques to the set. The lead actor, William Pratt, is revealed to be a disfigured performer named Jeff Amory, who uses a cursed makeup case to hide his appearance. After falling in love with Micki, Amory is unable to harm her and is ultimately arrested, with the cursed item returned to storage.

A wax sculptor and his wife travel with a carnival, where he operates a "Hall of Horrors" wax museum; as a string of brutal ax murders follows their tour, the sculptor's obsession with his wife takes a dark turn. Ryan becomes infatuated with the wife, only to discover she had spurned her husband, who then killed her and preserved her as a wax figure. Using a cursed handkerchief, he reanimates her, but her reawakened existence requires her to commit murders to sustain the curse, leading to a fiery and fatal conclusion.

Micki is asked by her college roommate to be a bridesmaid, but the groom, a ventriloquist, exhibits increasingly erratic behavior, talking to his dummy as if it were alive. As past murders connected to him resurface, the groom descends into madness, and the dummy is later taken over by another ventriloquist. The group discovers that a cursed lapel flower, not the dummy, is the true source of the supernatural activity, and Ryan ultimately deactivates the curse by removing the flower from the dummy.

A couple discovers a cursed pocketwatch that grants the power to stop time for one hour, but only if a murder is committed at a specific train station. Two orphans witness one of the killings and encounter the couple, leading to a confrontation with Ryan and Micki. Ryan seizes the watch, trapping the couple in a frozen moment forever.

A young hot rodder receives a cursed silver key chain from Lewis Vendredi, which grants him victory in races—but only if he kills his opponents. Driven by a desire to defeat his rival, Deacon, and earn his abusive father's approval, he becomes consumed by the curse. As Micki and Ryan attempt to stop him, the key chain becomes embedded in his heart, leading to a tragic final race in which the boy's father sacrifices himself to save him.

A deranged beekeeper named McCabe uses a cursed beehive to kill people and produce blood-honey, which he sells to terminally ill businessmen who use it to take over the bodies of their victims. The businessmen must continue consuming the honey and paying McCabe to maintain their new lives, or they will return to their original dying state. A group of protagonists, with help from a remorseful businessman, ultimately kill McCabe after discovering the dark truth behind his operation.

Two children escape their abusive home through a mysterious, cursed playhouse that entices them with a whimsical world of clowns and parties—but at the cost of luring other children to it. Detectives Micki and Ryan investigate a string of missing children and ultimately confront the malevolent force behind the playhouse, convincing the two children to reject it and freeing the others. The rescued children are returned home, and the siblings are placed in foster care.

Antiques dealer Atticus Rook uses a cursed magic lantern fueled by human blood to travel back to the Civil War and create "as-new" antiques for profit. Detectives Ryan and Micki pursue him through time, where Ryan is captured while attempting to infiltrate Confederate lines. With help from a local woman, they escape and return to the present, only to find Rook trapped and dying in the remnants of the time portal.

A compact lost in a previous episode is discovered by the sister of a deceased girl, who now works as a makeup artist. The compact falls into the hands of her employer, an aging actress who learns it can transfer youth by causing others to suffer a gruesome death. The trio retrieves the compact, allowing the curse to turn on the actress, making her endure the same disfigurements she inflicted.

A doctor, in his quest to find a cure for a rare childhood condition that causes violent behavior, accidentally infects his daughter with the disease using a contaminated needle. In an attempt to treat her, he uses a cursed silver syringe to extract the violent tendencies from unwilling donors, transferring them to his daughter. The process, however, causes the donors to become violent themselves, leading to the kidnapping and treatment of one of Micki's friends and eventually Micki herself.

A socially isolated film student, fixated on werewolves, discovers a cursed camera that shows him visions of people being killed by a werewolf through its viewfinder, and the victims later die in reality. Driven by his desires, he films three people, fulfilling the camera's promise—only to become a werewolf himself. In the end, he is killed by the camera's silver nitrate film at the store where the camera was purchased.

A man inherits a cursed World Series ring from his late father, which grants the ability to predict sports outcomes—but only after a victim is sacrificed in a brutal ritual. He attempts to use the ring to win money through gambling, becoming entangled in its dark legacy.

The episode is split into two distinct stories. In the first, Micki and Ryan attempt to retrieve the cursed Shard of Medusa from a sculptress who uses it to turn victims into art, but they fail and she escapes. In the second, Micki's nephew J.B. encounters Ricky, a ghost living in a haunted house, who seeks to take Micki's life through a cursed coffin. With J.B.'s help, Ricky finds peace and moves on.

Jack experiences recurring nightmares of his traumatic capture and near execution by Nazi commandant Rausch during World War II. In the present day, Jack's surviving comrades are being murdered with a barbed-wire garrotte, leading him to discover that an escaped Nazi, Mueller, is using a mystical amulet to resurrect Rausch, who now operates as a right-wing radio host seeking revenge. Jack must retrieve the amulet, despite its modern origins, to stop Rausch and prevent further deaths.

A record-store clerk becomes infatuated with pop star Angelica and discovers a cursed pendant from Dr. Mesmer after a jewelry heist. Using the pendant's power, he transforms himself into a more attractive version and gains Angelica's affection, but ultimately desires to become her entirely. His wish is fulfilled, but Micki and Ryan intervene at a concert, reclaiming the pendant and reversing its effects.

A mysterious snowglobe arrives at Curious Goods, summoning past acquaintances for Micki, Jack, and Ryan. Each visitor is secretly working for Satan, who aims to trap Micki into a symbolic marriage by tricking her into sleeping with her ex. Jack and Ryan, separated from Micki inside the globe's illusion, help her avoid the trap and destroy the snowglobe before it's too late.

Ryan and Jack attempt to retrieve cursed snowshoes, while Micki works with a street contact named Johnny to track down a cursed pool cue. The cue's owner, unaware of its dark power, is unknowingly manipulated by his fiancée, who is responsible for a string of murders. After he discovers the truth, she kills him, and Micki and Johnny ultimately reclaim the cursed item.

Anton Pascola, a renowned dancer, is left physically disabled before completing his final work, "Shiva," and acquires a cursed music box that compels his students to perform his choreography, often leading to their deaths. One of Jack's friends' daughters becomes entranced by Pascola and attempts to aid him by joining the dance, but she too succumbs to the curse. In the end, Pascola embraces the curse himself, enabling him to perform his masterpiece despite his injuries, culminating in his death.

A doctor and son of an Indian shaman discovers a cursed rattle that allows him to cure the sick at the cost of another's life. When a friend of his patient is put at risk, they join forces with the doctor's father and his shamanic daughter to end the curse, resulting in the doctor's death and the rattle being secured by the shaman.

A criminal named Railsback discovers a World War II-era kamikaze jacket that renders its wearer invisible when smeared with blood. Using its power, he escapes prison, kills former gang members to reclaim stolen money, and inadvertently murders Johnny Ventura's father. Johnny is wrongly arrested and imprisoned, but with the help of his friends, he uncovers the truth, confronts Railsback, and kills him, clearing his name and recovering the cursed artifact.

The trio seeks to retrieve a powerful beaded necklace known as a "witches' ladder," currently held by a coven of white witches. Meanwhile, a rival coven of black witches, led by Lewis Vendredi and later his lieutenant, attempts to seize the necklace by casting a spell on Ryan to make him their pawn. Jack and Micki use her emerging occult abilities to free Ryan, reclaim the witches' ladder, and defeat the black coven.

Jack travels to the French holy town of Marie-Mere, where a priest named Asteroth is using Lucifer's Bible to fulfill prophecies that could bring about Satan's arrival. At the same time, Ryan reconnects with his mother and confronts lingering guilt over his brother's death. The episode ends with Jack falling into a coma after a violent encounter with Asteroth.

Micki, Ryan, and Johnny Ventura travel to Marie-Mere to investigate Jack's injury and recover Lucifer's Bible, which Asteroth uses to manipulate Ryan into carrying out a deadly prophecy. Jack, recovering from his injury, teams up with Micki and Johnny to stop Asteroth, but the confrontation results in Ryan being transformed into a 10-year-old, after which he departs with his mother and Johnny assumes his role.

The Cassidy family, whose daughter was kidnapped and used by a cult of demon worshippers to summon a demon, joins forces with a group of investigators to hunt the creature. The cult, linked to Lewis Vendredi, conducted its rituals in a hidden cavern beneath Curious Goods. As the demon is tracked to the store, the group must destroy it by midnight to prevent it from remaining on Earth forever, ultimately succeeding and using the cavern to expand storage for the antique shop.

A figure skater, crippled after an attack by fraternity members, acquires a cursed wheelchair at a garage sale, which enables her to regain partial mobility with each death of her assailants. As Micki and Jack are away, Johnny is left to handle the situation, eventually reclaiming the chair after the girl is killed.

Adam Cole and his partner perform a vaudeville-style mentalism act using secret passwords, but Cole's worsening hearing threatens their success. After discovering a mysterious antique hearing aid in a doctor's office, he gains the ability to read minds, though the overwhelming influx of thoughts can only be relieved by transferring them to a victim, resulting in his own gruesome death. Pursued by the trio, Cole succumbs to the deadly consequences of his power.

After the death of his father in the previous season, Johnny becomes involved in a string of murders linked to a mysterious coin that can resurrect the dead. Two corrupt cops, who have obtained the Coin of Ziocles, use it to raise a murdered partner as a zombie-like figure and commit further killings. Johnny ultimately takes the coin to bring his father back, angering Jack and causing a rift, but he redeems himself by saving Micki when the cops regain the coin and attempt to resurrect a drug dealer.

Johnny accidentally sells a cursed antique car radio to a neighbor with intellectual disabilities, not realizing its supernatural properties. The neighbor's racist brother, a car mechanic, discovers the radio can enable time travel when smeared with blood and plans to use it to change the past. Johnny and Jack are drawn into the time travel and ultimately help prevent the man's deadly scheme, resulting in his death by fire at the hands of his own family.

A man, driven by the loss of his fiancée to vampires two decades earlier, becomes an obsessive vampire hunter. He discovers a cursed cross that allows him to destroy vampires, but only by sacrificing an innocent life. As the hunter's quest unfolds, it is revealed that his former fiancée has willingly embraced her vampire existence, and the episode concludes with the deaths of nearly all involved, including the hunter and his lost love.

Desmond Williams, a film director, becomes fixated on the noir role his elderly wife once played as femme fatale Lili Lita. He discovers a cursed film reel that allows the character to enter the real world while trapping a woman in the film's deadly narrative. As tensions rise, the actress confronts Desmond and enters the film to reclaim her youth, ultimately leading to her own demise when the movie ends.

A renowned author, known for his chilling biographies of serial killers, uses an ancient pen to inscribe his narratives onto real people, transferring their souls into his stories and transforming them into killers. When one of his victims, Micki, is manipulated into targeting the author, Jack and Johnny intervene to prevent further bloodshed.

The trio follow a cursed tea set to the samurai Musashi, who demands their help in recovering a set of mystical monkey statues that test the honor of the children of a dying Japanese industrialist, Tanaka. The statues grant magical powers to each child, but the two sons abuse them and fail their tests, leading to their deaths, which rejuvenate Tanaka. The daughter passes her test but refuses to kill her father, choosing suicide instead; Musashi is later killed by Tanaka in a dishonorable act.

A lonely mortician discovers a cursed antique embalmer's aspirator that allows him to kill one person to resurrect another without memory. He uses it to bring back a woman he loves, but as she begins to remember her past and her husband grows suspicious, the situation spirals into tragedy. The mortician is killed in a fire, and the women choose to die once more in the flames, allowing the trio to retrieve the indestructible aspirator from the ashes.

Micki, Johnny, and Jack visit Jack's childhood hometown for a quiet break, but their peace is disrupted by the arrival of a ghostly biker gang known as the Midnight Riders. Meanwhile, Jack's long-dead father, Cawley, also appears, having returned as a ghost on the anniversary of the gang's demise. As the Midnight Riders seek revenge for a wrongful accusation involving a girl's false testimony, the town is thrown into chaos, culminating in the deaths of those responsible and the disappearance of Cawley's ghost after a brief encounter with his son.

This episode features an unusual absence of the main characters, with only brief appearances by Micki. A newspaper columnist accidentally strikes a young girl wearing a cursed cameo, setting off a supernatural chain of events in which he is tormented by voices and compelled to commit murders in an attempt to break the curse. The episode ends with the columnist's suicide and the cursed locket being found and given to Micki.

Micki and Johnny retrieve a yin-yang amulet that allows body switching after a killing, but their escape is complicated when Johnny breaks his leg and must use the amulet to switch bodies with one of two psychopathic brothers. After restoring Johnny to his original form, they defeat the brothers, only for the surviving one to take over a stuffed family member's body, which is later destroyed by a storm.

A lonely firefighter, more devoted to his dog than his difficult wife, discovers a mysterious and cursed Aboriginal dog leash that enables him to gradually fuse his wife and dog into a single, loving entity.

After a friend of Micki's is killed at a pool club, a young girl receives a mysterious jack-in-the-box that allows her to summon her deceased father by causing others to drown. As the girl continues to use the box, Micki intervenes to stop her before a tragic outcome occurs and helps recover the dangerous artifact.

A psychic medium suffering from a rare, terminal illness discovers a cursed television that allows her to genuinely communicate with spirits for a fee, while temporarily prolonging her life. However, the spirits later return as malevolent entities to kill those who sought them out. As a pattern of deaths emerges, a skeptic investigates but ultimately takes his own life to avoid the curse, leading to the medium's death as well.

A prestigious fertility clinic is secretly controlled by a cult of female Druids who use a cursed statue to perform a ritual on infertile couples, killing the husbands and producing twin children—one given to the mother and the other, a girl, raised by the cult. When one of Micki's friends seeks treatment there, the trio investigates and ultimately destroys the statue, disrupting the cult's ritual and reuniting the hidden girls with their families.

Micki is transported through a time portal hidden in a painting and ends up in the hands of the Marquis de Sade.