The Best Episodes Written By Gerald Wexler

A young female security guard is attacked by a murderous spirit visible only to her.

Director: Jeff Fazio

Writer: Gerald Wexler

A red dress by a famous fashion designer causes strange behavior in the people who wear it.

Director: Russell Mulcahy

Writer: Gerald Wexler

A strange beautiful woman seems to get a thrill from seducing men about to become priests.

Director: Tom Dey

Writer: Gerald Wexler

A lovely vampiress who seduces and drains a different man every night meets a man who claims to be a vegetarian.

Director: Jim Kaufman

Writer: Gerald Wexler

Based on The Sixth Sentinel by Poppy Z Brite, this is the story of a lap dancer wishes for nothing more than to forget her troubled past but the ghost of a killer haunts her and, oddly, wishes to protect her. What, however, will he want in return.

Director: Chris Hartwill

Writer: Gerald Wexler

The loyal servant of an elderly princess reveals to his mistress that he is dying and may only have a number of days left so she makes one final request - that he find his own replacement amongst the drifters in the city.

Director: Russell Mulcahy

Writer: Gerald Wexler

A young man joins a riveting team constructing a new bridge but when he becomes obsessed with the wife of the team's leader. But in a job that requires the trust of those around him when working at great heights, will anyone be there to catch him should he fall

Director: Adrian Moat

Writer: Gerald Wexler

A modern day cupid arranges for two people to come together and believes them to be the perfect match. Four years later, though, he revisits them to see how they fared and finds their relationship is troubled. Was his mistake just that...or is his poor matchmaking deliberate?

Director: Darrell Wasyk

Writer: Gerald Wexler

Luann is a kind and generous woman who volunteers to help the homeless find food and shelter but when she meets Nick, who lives on the street, he warns her that there are street people who are aliens in disguise, intent on killing humans.

Director: Russell Mulcahy

Writer: Gerald Wexler