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Friday the 13th/The Voodoo Mambo
| The Voodoo Mambo | |
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| Season 2, Episode 2 | |
| Airdate | October 7, 1988 |
| Written by | Agy Polly |
| Directed by | Timothy Bond |
| ← 2x01 Doorway to Hell |
2x03 → And Now the News |
| Friday the 13th — Season Two | |
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The Voodoo Mambo is the second episode of the second season of Friday the 13th, and the twenty-eighth episode overall.
Starring: John D. Le May (Ryan Dallion), Robey (Micki Foster)
and Chris Wiggins (Jack Marshak)
Guest Star: Joe Seneca (Hedley)
with David Matheson (Carl), Suzanne Coy (Laotia), Dolores Ettienne (Abul Legba), Abbott Anderson (Cayon Legba), Rachel Crawford (Stacy), Sandi Ross (Dyzon Legba), Lori Hallier (Jennifer), Warren Davis (Davis Rhodes)
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Plot Overview
The son of a coffee plantation owner finds among his father's possession a snake mask that now harbours the spirit of a dead priestess. Having helped his father to enslave her people before she was killed, she compels him to use the mask to kill and take souls to become more powerful, oblivious that she is using him as a means to an end.
Notes
Manifest
- Haitian snake mask (recovered)
Arc Advancement
Happenings
Characters
Referbacks
Trivia
The Show
Behind the Scenes
Allusions and References
- The black-and-white footage includes portions from the 1985 documentary film Divine Horsemen: The Living Gods of Haiti.
