Lori's alcoholic friend Gibb has drunk a little too much at the bonfire party and wanders off into the cornfield where she quickly passes out, and falls into one of Freddy's nightmares.Gibb sees what looks like her boyfriend Trey (q.v.) nearby. He yells at her to follow him, with his familiar threat "don't make me ask you twice!" What she doesn't see is the hatted figure behind Trey moving him like a human puppet.Gibb follows him to an old...
Gibb asks Lori to describe the man that she saw in her dream when she slept. ...
Lori is describing her dream to Gibb and Kia as Mark walks up and sings the s...
Lori asks Gibb what she sees in Trey as the couple are about to head upstairs...
Trey tells Gibb he doesn't like to cuddle after sex so she tells him that she...
A police officer stops in front of Lori's house at Lori and her friends flee ...
The first thing I would do if there was a murderer running loose is walk thro...
Gibb sees Freddy in her dream and realizes right away that he's the one that ...
Gibb, Kia and Lori play a game of marry, fuck or kill with the Three Stooges.
Gibb lights up a cigarette during the girls night out to the surprise of her ...
Gibb tells her friend she has another selection for the marry, fuck, kill gam...
Gibb tells Kia that she doesn't need a nose job but she could use a lobotomy.
Gibb tells Lori and Kia she's going to get more beer even though she's alread...
Gibb tells Lori that Blake was murdered the same night as Trey.
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