L'histoire: un viel antiquaire vient de mourir, puis ses enfants (je pense) découvrent qu'il avait vendu son âme au diable et que chaque objet qu'il avait vendu devait tuer son propriétaire, alors ils essayent de les retrouver. Je pense que l'objet du 1er épisode était une poupée (mais j'en suis sur, je suis plus tout a fait sur de l'histoire non plus).
 
Série us qui passait sur tf1(par erreur, ils ont du se tromper quelques part c'etait pas une série genre tf1, ou alors je confonds de chaine), y'a au moins 10 ans, y'a eu que 2 épisodes je pense, et en plus ça passait vers une heure du matin dans la nuit de vendredi a samedi.
 
j'ai jamais vu d'autres diffusions, il y en a peut-etre eu (sur m6, que je n'ai pas, par exemple).
 
voila, je paye une mitraillette cervelas de cheval sauce samurai à la personne qui trouve
 
 

dédé la brocante?

fais moi peur

julie lescaut!

madame la proviseur ?

 
 
Ouais !! moi aussi je m'en rappelle. Par contre ca n'a pas ete diffuse tres longtemps. Pour le nom :

wéééééééé, un lâcher de caumiques  

poltergeist qq chose?

 
nan nan ca c'est vachement plus recent.
La serie dont il parle elle etait diffusee en france vers 1985 je crois et elle etait du tout debut des annees 80.

C'était pas Le retour de la vengance du vieil antiquaire qui tue ?
 
C'était pour faire avancer le shimili.. le shlimili... le shmlimili..
 
Et pis zut !!!

LA MAISON DE TOUS LES CAUCHEMARS???
 
 
HISTOIRES SINGULIÈRES???
 
LA POUPÉE SANGLANTE???
 
 
...
...

n importe koaaaaaaaaaaa  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
c les feux de l amour

 
 
ouah bah, tu vas etre surpris:  
 
pour precision ce sont les neveux de l antiquaire qui heritent de la boutique, et le 1er objet etait bien une poupée. la datation de la serie est bonne aussi    
 
 
la serie c est tout simplement...
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
vendredi13-la serie    
 
 

Ah bah merde alors ... j'en m'en rappelais vraiment pas de ce nom

 
 
merci
 
Hypnosis in Media: "Friday the 13th: The Series" (television)
Listing version 12.0
This page was last updated on Fri Oct 25 05:13:00 UTC+0200 2002
A sort of follow up to the popular "Friday the 13th" horror movies. It had little to do with the movies itself, being the story of a pawn shop formerly run by Satanist Louis Vendredi who placed curses on the items he sold: the curses granted the owner fantastic power but usually at a very high price. (And although it is suspected that the hockey mask worn by Jason in the movies was one such item, the series producers were not allowed to explicitly or implicitly refer to the movie at all.)  
 
When Vendredi died, the pawn shop went to his heirs Micki and Ryan, who were originally unaware of the curses but eventually discovered their deadly power. Together with an old, estranged friend of Vendredi's they now work to recover and hide away the cursed artifacts in the basement vault: the artifacts' nature prevents them from ever being destroyed.  
 
'The Baron's Bride'  
When blood is spilled on a cursed cape, it turns its wearer into a vampire. When Micki and Ryan's blood is spilled on it, they are transported back to 1880s London, where Micki falls under the spell of a vampire who abducts her and remains his slave for most of the episode. (The past sequences shot in B&W actually quite a good episode.) {JFL}  
 
'Mesmer's Bauble'  
Martin Neufeld (Howard Moore), a homely record store clerk and an insanely devoted fan of rock singer Angelica (played by super-model Vanity), gets a hold of the cursed Mesmer's Bauble when it was dropped by jewelry store thieves. Mesmer's Bauble is a large glowing crystal pendant that has the power to mesmerize: if the mesmerized person is told to kill themselves, the user of the crystal gets a wish fulfilled.  
 
He uses it first on the singer's agent to get a front row ticket and back stage pass for himself, and then he commands the agent to walk into a busy street and kill herself; with her death he wishes that he were better looking. Then he uses it on the singer's boyfriend to have him commit suicide to get him out of the way; he then wished for the love of Angelica. Finally he uses it on the singer herself, using its power to transform himself into her, killing her in the process by turning her into a puddle of slime.  
 
Micki and Ryan are tracking down the Bauble and discover that it is in the possession of Neufeld: eventually they go to Angelica's next concert, where she sees the Bauble hanging around Angelica's neck. When the transformed Angelica leans over the audience, Micki steals the Bauble: without it, the clerk's wishes all are broken, and everything about the clerk returns to normal, in some especially graphic special effects. The Bauble gets put into the vault.  
 
'Vanity's Mirror'  
The cursed antique in question is a makeup mirror which a homely girl shines in the face of various men; as soon as they see the flash, they fall helplessly in love with her and obey any command. In one case this involves a victim subduing and binding a girlfriend (pretty, and hated by the girl) and setting her up to be hanged, as if to appear having committed suicide. All the victims kill themselves gruesomely, one standing meekly in an operating trash compactor, his only spoken request being that she believe that he loves her.  
 
 
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------