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I remember fondly when Tales From the Crypt tried reusing these corny episodes like they were actually scary.
The Middle ages sequences seems coming directly from fairy tales and it's not the matter at all.
"Tales from the Crapper" is gory, disgusting, tasteless, offensive, lowbrow and scatological.
How so much major acting and directorial talent could have turned one of literature's richest tales into such a monumental BORE, is totally beyond me.
"Two-fisted tales" contains three foolish and childish episodes - genre isn't actually horror or action, more like something in between.
While it's one of two movies on Tales of Voodoo Volume 1, there's no voodoo or anything supernatural in it!
First of all the story/script is filled with inaccuracies and downright fantasies and in this way creating almost a completely new story while shamefully abusing Andersen's fairy tales, presumably in order to sell the crap to suckers like me.
"Snow Queen" is based, of course, on the fairy tale of the same name, collected in (at least) Andersen's Fairy Tales - and, unlike many other recent productions based on other fairy tales, this one retains the spirit of Faerie, an accomplishment not easy and not well understood by many, especially among Americans.
With some spots of the American classic films (but not imitating it) the director tales us a story about love, crime and the importance of points of view.
Other shows like "Tales From The Darkside", "The Outer Limits" and (of course) "The Twilight Zone" were definitely better production values-wise, but in my opinion they ain't got a thing as far as plot lines go when compared to this sick little show!
It definitely paved the way for the even more graphic cult classic phenomenon that was, "Tales From The Crypt".
The performances may sound a bit too "melodramatic" but I've got the impression that this film, like the novel itself, is deliberately making fun of the popular tales of romance and terror and of the society of the period.
The cast contains some of the most intelligent, peculiar and humorous folks you'll find anywhere as they spin their tales of agony, bliss and disappointment in going for a great film sequel, no budget, guerilla style (i.e.
While he gladly collected his royalties from the films produced during his lifetime, he frequently made it clear that they were little more than the bastard children of his tales.
If you liked the Tales of the City films, you'd like this quirky charmer.
Tales from the Crapper is a film that only one studio in the world could deliver.
One movie that really consists of two, in the nice old Tales From The Crypt anthology fashion, hosted by the Crapkeeper played by Mr Kaufman himself.
This is one of the best and moodiest Vampire Tales ever!
Well, we do get four contemporary, exceptionally memorable tales of family pains, generation gaps and fatherhood, in particular.
Me and my brother and our girlfriends watched it and to my surprise it was pretty good, the tales were interesting and for once they were actually SCARY, unlike a lot of other horror movies being made recently.
The Story line for this game is very jerky where it appears the game writers have tried to find ways to justify how a character appears in certain areas of the world map in Tales of the Soul.
Campfire tales is a thoroughly enjoying film (now that im 2 years older and watched it last night).The actors were famous but not TOO famous.
Although it lacks in the big special effects department and there are no battles with hundreds of extras, there is still a masterful amalgamation of two old folk tales here.
Love has never looked so diverse and powerful as the tales we are told rumble towards various conclusions.
The related tales are woven together in a manner that does an excellent job of capturing the close-knit yet contrastingly anonymous lifestyle that is Manhattan.
Hitchcock's tales were always plot-first narratives, with the human element put in the background.
In this day and age in which just about every other news story involves discussions of waterboarding, images of Abu Ghraib, or tales of forced detentions at Guantanamo Bay, Gavin Hood's "Rendition" is about as up-to-the-minute and timely a movie as is ever likely to come out of the entertainment mills of mainstream Hollywood.
The writers have updated the tales rather well and twisted them just enough that the familiar endings still pack a punch.
I even remember a Friday night show called "Strange Tales of Science Fiction" that showcased a different Sci Fi flick every week.
And, so the classic tales of cross-dressing and other mischief found in such lighthearted comedies such as Twelfth Night and A Midsummer Night's Eve and As You Like It are used to good effect in this film.
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