Status Updates From Hayaletin Garip Huyları

Yuck, the rats in this were just *shudders*

13) El hombre de la cortadora de césped 4★/ Extraño y muy creativo este peculiar jardinero.
14) Basta S. A. 4★ / Una organización te ayuda a dejar de fumar pero, a qué costo?
15) Se lo que necesitas 5★ / El chico perfecto que sabe lo que necesitas pero no es lo que crees. Aterrador.
16) Los chicos del maíz 5★/ Una pareja se pierde y llega a un pueblo abandonado, rituales, paganismo y una entidad... es perfecto.

9) Camiones 3★ /Camiones y otros automóviles despiertan y deciden exterminar a los humanos... raro y creativo.
10) A veces vuelven 3★/ Chicos bulling del pasado vuelven a atormentar a un profesor. La idea era buena pero se desaprovechó.
11) La primavera de fresa 4★/ Como Jack el destripador pero en la universidad, buen plot
12) La cornisa 4★/ Un hombre despechado se venga de la infidelidad de su esposa. Muy bueno

Jim is teaching class but Robert and Chip act up and make lewd comments towards a female classmate, Kathy Slavin. Then the two of them chuck a grapefruit at Jim, drawing his ire and causing him to swear in class. Yeesh!

Jim has the dream again, but it's worse this time. After Robert(?) stabs Wayne, he calls after Young Jim and tells him he's next. Yeesh!

Sally notices Jim is troubled and asks what's wrong, but Jim won't answer, understandably. She tells him to go to bed early that night, but he doesn't.

Jim tries to convince himself that Robert Lawson is not the same kid who stabbed his brother sixteen years ago. But when he meets the kid while arriving at class, the resemblance is just uncanny. Is this really the same kid? Is he a ghost or a demon or something? Or is he the son of one of the original bullies? Something weird is going on.