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When
Virginia has another violent
flashback, she’s in some kind of
lab with her head hooked up to some
kind of electrical wang-doodle
apparatus. Her father is there, and
several doctors mumble something
about her damaged brain cells
regenerating themselves. Then
suddenly, Virginia wakes up and
utters just two words: "My
birthday?"
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As
Dawn makes her way home, a twig
snaps, some leaves rustle, and the
girl slowly realizes she’s being
followed. Running into the Student
Union, she finds a phone and calls
Teddy, who is busy comforting Lynn
in her hour of need. When he answers
the phone, in between the frantic
sobs, Teddy figures out the killer
is after Dawn -- then the sobs
abruptly stop...
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After
locking up his house Neal heads to
the garage for his car, when
suddenly, he hears something up in
the rafters. When no one answers his
call, Neal cautiously heads up the
ladder, but when he reaches the top,
there is a brief scuffle in the
darkness; and then we get a brief
glimpse of a bloody machete and the
sound of several direct hits...
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Martin
was arrested on child molestation
charges but was acquitted at trial.
But during the interim, his father
hung himself in shame and Martin
snapped. Returning to the orphanage,
Martin killed all the kids who
falsely accused him and then set the
place on fire. And since his body
was never found, it’s been said
that Mad Martin still roams the
woods around the house, killing
whoever dares come near...
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After
they bed down for the night out in
the woods, two of the younger
campers become frightened and want
to go back to the cabin. Eddie -- in
not the wisest move, since there’s
a killer running loose -- leaves the
rest of his charges alone to take
the other two back. And after he’s
gone, sinister hands quietly grab
for the axe...
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