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Micki, Ryan, and Jack investigate a string of mysterious deaths and miraculous recoveries at a local hospital. The source is Dr. Stuart Goldman, a gifted surgeon who’s built a reputation as a “miracle worker.” He’s come into possession of a cursed antique: the scalpel once used by Jack the Ripper. The scalpel’s power is a…
After a famous stage magician dies performing a dangerous trick, Micki, Ryan, and Jack learn he’d bought a cursed antique: a pair of magician’s boxes created by the legendary Houdin. The boxes let someone in the main cabinet survive any death-defying illusion, because the damage is transferred to whoever is trapped in the hidden second…
In the season one Halloween special of , Friday the 13th: The Series, titled “Hellowe’en,” cousins Micki and Ryan host a festive party at their inherited antique shop, Curious Goods. They hope the neighborhood gathering will help improve the store’s spooky reputation. However, the festivities quickly turn chaotic when two curious guests sneak into the…
Dr. Franklin Lassiter is a frustrated university history professor who feels overlooked and humiliated by colleagues and students. He acquires a jade teacup from Lewis Vendredi’s cursed antique collection and discovers that drinking tea from it sends him a few minutes back in time. At first he uses the cup for small do-overs: correcting a…
Mickey, Ryan, and Jack hunt down another of Uncle Lewis’s cursed antiques: a small cherub statue holding a quiver of arrows. The quiver gives its owner the power to make anyone fall obsessively, violently in love with them — but it’s not real love. The victim becomes a stalker, willing to kill anyone they see…
“Three Little Birds” is an iconic, uplifting reggae anthem released in 1977 on the seminal album Exodus. Built around a simple, incredibly bouncy rhythm and a bright, melodic hook, the track radiates pure warmth, sunshine, and optimism. The minimalist arrangement relies on a steady, crisp drum beat, a foundational bassline, and the soaring, gospel-tinged harmonies…
“Mama Said Knock You Out” is a fierce, monumental 1990 hardcore hip-hop masterpiece that stands as one of the greatest comeback anthems in music history. Produced by the legendary Marley Marl, the track features a gritty, relentless, and looping breakbeat that samples Sly & the Family Stone, punctuated by a deep, pulsing bassline and sharp…
“Soul Provider” is a tender, slow-grooving 1989 adult contemporary and R&B ballad that served as the monumental title track for the album that solidified Michael Bolton’s status as a solo superstar. Built around a rich acoustic piano melody, soft synthesizers, and a slow, classic R&B drum pattern, the song creates a warm, intimate, and comforting…
“Hope You Love Me Like You Say You Do” is a smooth, soulful 1982 pop-rock and rhythm-and-blues track released as a breakout single from the band’s hit album Picture This. The song stands out in their catalog for its heavy reliance on traditional soul and Motown arrangements, featuring an exceptionally tight, brassy horn section provided…
“Go the Distance” is a powerful, soaring orchestral pop and adult contemporary ballad recorded by Michael Bolton in 1997 for the soundtrack of Disney’s animated feature film Hercules. The song is a masterclass in slow-building musical arrangement, opening softly with a gentle acoustic piano and warm strings before gradually escalating into a towering crescendo. It…