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Season 2 |
| 14 :02x01 - The Damned Thing (Oct/27/2006) | | Kevin Reddle is the sheriff of a small Texas town who must overcome his tragic past when an evil force turns citizens against each other. | | Guest Stars: Sean Patrick Flanery (1) as Kevin Reddle, Marisa Coughlan as Dina, Brendan Fletcher as Deputy Derrick Strauss, Alex Ferris as Mikey, Brent Stait as John Reddle, Georgia Craig as Jodi Reddle, Ryan Drescher as Young Kevin, Andrew McIlroy as Joe Litton, Tracy Waterhouse as Dr. Cohen, Ted Raimi as Father Tulli, | Co-Guest Stars: Alexandra Carter as Charity, Clint Carleton as Gabe Green, Ted Friend as Lenny, Ocean Hellman as Mary, Eileen Barrett as Janet | Director: Tobe Hooper Story: Ambrose Bierce | Teleplay: Richard Christian Matheson (1) | | | |
| 15 :02x02 - Family (Nov/03/2006) | | A young couple moves into their new house, and encounter a neighbor, an apparently normal man who works from home, who is not who he seems. When they are invited over to his house for dinner, will they be able to survive the experience? | | Guest Stars: George Wendt as Harold Thompson, Meredith Monroe as Celia Fuller, Matt Keeslar as David Fuller, Haley Guiel as Sarah, Kerry Sandomirsky as Jane, | Co-Guest Stars: John B. Scott as Grandpa, Nancy Whyte as Grandma, Emily Tennant as Teenage Blonde Girl, Emily Hope as Teenage Punk Girl, Aleita Northey as Teenage Sad Girl, Frances Flanagan as Housewife, Donald R. Mintz as Interior George Wendt | Director: John Landis Writer: Brent Hanley | | | | | | |
| 17 :02x04 - Sounds Like (Nov/17/2006) | | A man who has a job as a tech support supervisor spends his life listening to people all day. When his young son dies, he begins to develop a supernatural sense of hearing. As time goes on, this ability threatens to drive him insane and leads to some extreme behavior. | | Guest Stars: Chris Bauer (1) as Larry Pearce, Michael Daingerfield as Jim, David Allan Pearson as Manager, David Lovgren as Therapist, Nimet Kanji as Cashier, Michael Jonsson (8) as Cop 2, Marc-Anthony Massiah as Cop 1, Robert Underwood (2) as Father, Richard Kahan as David, Linnea Sharples as Tech 1, Matty Finochio as Tech, Laura Margolis as Brenda, Jaida Kong as Daughter, Grant Elliott as Doctor, Nicholas Elia as Larry's Son, Blaine Anderson as Tech 2 | Director: Brad Anderson (1) Writer: Brad Anderson (1) Story: Mike O'Driscoll | | | |
| 18 :02x05 - Pro-Life (Nov/24/2006) | Pro-Life follows the tale of a young girl as she flees from her anti-abortion father to an isolated women's clinic. While there, she plans to go through with the operation. The clinic soon falls under attack from the young girl's three heavily armed brothers and their father, now determined to save the potential offspring inside his daughter.
Directed by John Carpenter, this shocking and provocative tale touches down on the controversial subject of teenage abortions with a twist of dark fiction. | | Guest Stars: Caitlin Wachs as Angelique Burcell, Ron Perlman as Dwayne Burcell, Chad Krowchuk as Darry Burcell, Benjamin Rogers as Cole Burcell, Graeme McComb as Caleb Burcell, Bill Dow as Dr. Kiefer, Grace Bauer as Marie, Arabella Bushnell as Grace, Ashley Williams (2) as Isobel, Stephen Dimopoulos (1) as Sam, Lisa Bunting as Joan, Jeremy Jones (1) as Doug, Biski Gugushe as Kiernan, Mark Feuerstein as Alex O'Shea, Emmanuelle Vaugier as Kim | Director: John Carpenter (1) Writer: Drew McWeeny, Scott Swan | | | |
| 19 :02x06 - Pelts (Dec/01/2006) | | A fur trader uses the skins of supernatural raccoons to construct a perfect coat, but the pelts turn violently on those who wear them. | | Guest Stars: Ellen Ewusie as Shana, Meat Loaf as Jake Feldman, John Saxon as Jeb 'Pa' Jameson, Angela Fong as Dancer (uncredited), Angela Case as Dancer In Hallway (uncredited), Kelvin Lum as Cop, Chuck Duffy as Detective, Melissa Gonzalez as Mira, Elise Lew as Sue Chin Yao, Darren E. Scott as Agent, Sylvesta Stuart as Beefy Bouncer, Link Baker as Lou Chinaski, Brenda McDonald (2) as Mother Mayter, Michal Suchanek as Larry Jameson, Emilio Salituro as Sergio, Sean Hall as Bouncer, | Uncredited: Ildiko Ferenczi as Attractive Woman | Director: Dario Argento Story: F. Paul Wilson (3) | Teleplay: Matt Venne | | | | | | |
| 21 :02x08 - Valerie on the Stairs (Dec/29/2006) | | Where is the line between reality and imagination drawn? In Highberger House, a refugee for unpublished writers to work without distractions, that line is blurred. Haunted by visions of madness, Rob Hanisey finds himself caught in a doomed romance when he meets Valerie, a specter created in the image of all the failed writers within Highberger. | | Guest Stars: Clare Grant (2) as Valerie, Tyron Leitso as Rob Hanisey, Christine Barrie as Anna, Nicola Lipman as Nancy Bloom, Tony Todd as The Beast, Suki Kaiser as Patricia Dunbar, Christopher Lloyd (1) as Everett Neely, Jonathan Watton as Bruce Sweetland | Director: Mick Garris Story: Clive Barker | Teleplay: Mick Garris | | | |
| 22 :02x09 - Right to Die (Jan/05/2007) | | After a car accident leaves his wife Abby hideously burned and on life support, Cliff Addison is faced with a decision that will determine if his spouse lives or dies. Things become complex and horrifying when he is attacked by his vengeful wife's spirit at the same time she dies. Now Cliff must stop at nothing to keep her alive. | | Guest Stars: Julia Anderson as Abbey Addison, Martin Donovan (2) as Cliff Addison, Bryan Elliot as Doctor, Anna Galvin as Dr. Loring, Walcott E. Morgan as Orderly, Corbin Bernsen as Ira, Robin Sydney as Trish, Xantha Radley as Abbey Thing, Linda Sorensen as Pam, Derek Green as Reporter, Norman Misura (1) as Mr. Schoening, Yvonne Myers (1) as Nurse | Director: Bob Schmidt Writer: John Esposito | | | |
| 23 :02x10 - We All Scream for Ice Cream (Jan/12/2007) | | An ice-cream vendor who was the victim of a long-ago prank seeks revenge against the now-grown gang members who perpetrated it. | | Guest Stars: William Forsythe (2) as Buster, Colin Cunningham (1) as Virgil, Tim Henry as Papa Joe, Ingrid Tesch as Angela, Spencer Achtymichuk as Young Layne, Brett Kelly (2) as Young Joe, Samuel Patrick Chu (1) as Young Virgil, Cainan Wiebe as Young Toot, Lee Tergesen as Layne Banixter, | Co-Guest Stars: Brent Sheppard as Kent Baker, Maxwell Neck as Kenny, Laura Drummond (1) as Darlene Baker, Quinn Lord as Toby, Lyle St. Goddard as Toot Embry, Brendan Saul as Petey, Kevan Kase as Buck Treadway, Diego Martinez-tau as Erky, Alexia Fast as Marylyn, Zak Ludwig as Young Kent, Dryden Dion as Young Skip, Alexis Llewellyn as Chyla, Gordon Grice as Joe Lee, | Uncredited: Megan McKinnon as Pam Embry | Director: Tom Holland Story: John Farris (1) | Teleplay: David J. Schow | | | |
| 24 :02x11 - The Black Cat (Jan/19/2007) | | Haunted by a black cat and visions of sadistic violence, legendary poet Edgar Allen Poe is driven to the point of insanity when he finds himself out of money, in a writer's block, and a deathly sick wife in need of help. | | Guest Stars: Jeffrey Combs as Edgar Allan Poe, Elyse Levesque as Virginia Poe, Aron Tager as George Graham, Patrick Gallagher as Barman, Christopher Heyerdahl as Rufus Griswold, Ian Alexander Martin as Fordham, Ken Kramer (1) as Doctor, Eric Keenleyside as Sergeant Booker, Ryan Crocker as Policeman | Director: Stuart Gordon Story: Edgar Allan Poe (1) | Teleplay: Stuart Gordon, Dennis Paoli | | | |
| 25 :02x12 - The Washingtonians (Jan/26/2007) | | A man finds a letter in his late grandmother's basement that suggests the founding fathers had some dark secrets that could change the face of history. | | Guest Stars: Johnathon Schaech as Mike Franks, Venus Terzo as Pam Franks, Myron Natwick as Samuel, Duncan Fraser (1) as Bearded Washingtonian, Julia Tortolano as Amy Franks, Saul Rubinek as Professor Harkinson, | Co-Guest Stars: Caroline Carter (1) as Hitch Hiker, Esme Lambert as Nancy Arnold, Abraham Jedidiah as Jared Barkish, Patrick Keating as Minister, Wendy Morrow Donaldson as Chubby Waitress (as Wendy Donaldson), Nathan Clark (1) as Deputy 1, Daniel Cudmore as Deputy 2, Brian Jensen as George Washington, Joel Wirkkunen as Washingtonian 1, Chris Kalhoon as Washingtonian 2, Ian Carter as Washingtonian 3, Richard Stroh as Van Washingtonian 1, Gardiner Millar as Van Washingtonian 2, Alan Legros as Fat Washingtonian, Chris Davis (1) as Thomas Jefferson, Chi Lam as Delivery Man | Director: Peter Medak Story: Bentley Little | Teleplay: Richard Chizmar, Johnathon Schaech | | | |
| 26 :02x13 - Dream Cruise (Feb/02/2007) | | Jack is an American lawyer who is currently working in Tokyo. His most valued client, Eiji, has a beautiful wife that Jack has fallen in love with. Eiji invites his wife, along with Jack, to a boat ride around Tokyo Bay. The trip turns to terror when Eiji's dark past surfaces. | | Guest Stars: Daniel Gillies as Jack Miller, Ethan Amis as Sean Miller, Ryo Ishibashi as Eiji Saito, Yoshino Kimura as Yuri Saito, Katsuhiro Nagano as Cab Driver, Gregory Pekar as Jack's Assistant, Ian Moore (2) as Harrison, Maki (2) as Receptionist 1, Tiffany Martin as Receptionist 2, Tom Irvine as Young Jack, Miho Ninagawa as Naomi Saito | Director: Norio Tsuruta Story: Kôji Suzuki | Screenplay: Naoya Takayama, Norio Tsuruta | | | |
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