solomanz10. you know its been a good film when you put yourself in the position of the victim, but the fact is that guy did not have even have five seconds to think what to do, let alone do it.
iv only just recently found this, i must have been about 8 when i saw this, 10 years ago, all i could remember was the scene with the guy walking through the razor blades and so i googled " horror film man walks through razor blades" and sure enough i found it, i love the internet! thank you Km13!!!!!!
love this film, always have, thank you SO much for posting. Don't you think though, that the long shot you get of the razor tunnel at 1:26:57 looks really wide, as if you could easily walk down it without touching the sides or having to turn your body? :)
***** Kudos to you Km13!!! Wonderful job of rendering the video in view worthy format. Now if we can only get everyone else on here to do the same.....Seriously though, thanks for making my view of this classic flick a great one!
Amazing film! I've seen this and Torture Garden so far, and I just got Asylum, Dr. Terror's House of Horrors, From Beyond the Grave, The House That Dripped Blood and The Vault of Horror! I'm gonna start watching them tonight, I'm so excited! =)
Which do you guys think is the best Amicus anthology movie?
@NodDisciple1 Yeah, but I was talking about the anthology films produced by the British Amicus company. TFTC is one of them, along with the ones I mentioned.
@NodDisciple1 No, I think this was the only one. They just usually had very similar atmosphere and of course, small separate tales inside a framework story.
I have been trying to find this movie since I saw it as a little kid in the 1970's. The biggest problem was I couldn't remember the name. Believe it or not I saw it in my Junior High school's auditorium (why did they show this at my school? Hell, I'm from the Bronx). I did a google search tonight involving dogs and razor blades and found it. THANK YOU FOR UPLOADING THIS!!!!!
@MoonChild1990 amazing performance! I have most of his films ... the hammer frankenstein & dracula films are my faves .... madhouse is another great one
guess they all got what they deserve in the end. they was all cruel heartless cheating people and now their all going to hell thanks to their selfish ways.
Ppl before hating on this great movie plz remember that this film was made in 1972. This is truly one of the greatest scary movies of all time. I love the plot n the storyline so much. Epic fkn movie!
i remember watching this on tv as a kid, it scared the sweet bejesus out of me. But after watching the guy fall into hell's fire the effects are quite shite
@Maverickslayer744 HA ! Your welcome ! I was going to do a "GRINDHOUSE VERSION" of this,but You tube took my rights away.It looks cool as HELL?! with more grain, flickers and cigarette burns in the film.
@Km13 Thanks for putting this up! It's amazing how few people know about this film! Most ppl think the first Tales Of The Crypt movie was made in the 90's! X-0
@Km13 Don't take this the wrong way, but I like it as it is. XD It's nice to see Cryptie in action before he became a stinky corpse. Do you have any of the Creepshow series or 90's-2000's Crypt movies by chance? :?
I luv this movie but it has always puzzled me why Joan Collin's would kill her husband on a snow white rug that she intended to keep and also the blood used in the movie looks like red paint.
Joan Collins story was the scarriest and the best one...cause the heroes are not costumed monsters...although santa should be a little scarrier than this..he looks like a drunk old man!
For those saying they'd fight the dog. Looks to me like the dog ran towards him in the razor area. I always thought him and the dog died while fighting in the middle of all those razors. My fav was the Joan Collins story and the home for the blind was my 2nd fav.
One - The wish was for him to come back the way he was immediately before the accident. When he did come back he was in a coffin and embalmed. So he was embalmed immediately before the accident?
Also, the last wish was that he live forever, which was granted as his body remained alive even after being cut up. So why then does he presumably turn up dead at the Gates of Hell in the movie's premise?
What's the jazz piece with the saxaphone on the record player in the second story from 20:30-21:15? PLEASE HELP ME!!! I've been trying to find the name of it for years!
@wayneypayney Youtube gave me access to upload more then 15 minutes worth of footage, then took it away. They do that to people on random, cause it keeps the site going.
I know you've heard this before, but this movie scared the shit out of me when I was seven years old! I remember it as being a lot more gritty and grimy, especially the 'home for the blind' segment.
peter cushing could make a tinned meat advertisement look emotionally moving and powerful. i'm almost certain the photo is an actual photo of his beloved wife helen, you can tell by the look on his face -- he never fully recovered from her death and spent the rest of his life in mourning. i also know that when out-of-work or young jobbing actors wrote to him for advice he sent them money in the post. what a gent & what a talent.
@foreo yes it's true (john gielgud did the same thing). in almost every movie he made after helen's death cushing insisted on including a photo of her in a scene. the vulnerability is real, he never recovered from the grief of helen's death and you can see it in his face even in "star wars" -- the thousand-yard stare, the anguished facial expressions. i find it really moving too.
@solomanz10 I know I'm taking this far too seriously, but think the point the film made was the dog had been starved for 48 hours too, making him much more savage. They also made the nasty man walk through the razors in the first place to get to the 'exit' so he 'thinks' he can make it back again....it's only after he turns to make the journey back that the lights go out and he's sort of stuck. Fight a vicious dog he can't see or walk through a razor sharp alley he can't see either.
@radar1974 fuck it im crazy i fight the dog if i can pull 1 of the razor out i can kill the dog. the razors looks easy to take out i would do it even if i get cut on my finger
@solomanz10 ..if I was in the same boat, and I've already made it through the razor path I think I'd prefer to try to make it back again, rather than take on a savage dog. I wouldn't be aware the lights were about to go off :)
They all came from paperback reprints of EC horror comics, which were what I had read. Some were from TALES FROM THE CRYPT, some were from THE VAULT OF HORROR.
A word of warning to anyone who wants to watch this movie, DO NOT READ THE COMMENTS UNTILL AFTER YOU WATCH THE MOVIE, because there are ALOT OF SPOILERS in the comments.
every one of those commiting evil is a tory voter,except the last one [the major] is a definate conservative mp,greedy selfish,no morals, and above all evil . cameron and co beware.
Carter, the blind man is played by Patrick MaGhee-the old man from Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange. Notice how most of the victims in the stories were all evil people getting their just desserts?!!
I got Tales from the Crypt on DVD, they sure don't make 'em like this anymore.It's an excellent watch late at night preferrably back to back with another classic horror.Brings back memories of the old BBC horror double bills on a Saturday night.The "Poetic Justice" segment featuring a zombified Peter Cushing is the most atmospheric.
As far as Joan Collins' character goes, let's not kill her. Let's force face surgery on her. By the time we're done, she'll look like Martha Raye and continue to look like her for the rest of her days. Joan Collins can stay the way she is.
The most disturbing scene of this film is at the end when they all have to go to the other place, especially when the first man falls in. During that scene, I have to avoid seeing that, because I can't help but think that that might happen to me.
Thanks for uploading this. I saw this at the drive in with my older brother and sister when it first came out.
Mr. Grimsdyke segment is my all time favorite. I love the part after he comes out of the grave and walks into the man's study. Scary as hell. Perfect filming and light. CGI could never do this.
Patrick 'Podge' Magee is excellent as the leader of the old blind men (Why did they have no blind women or younger blind people in that home for the blind?). This is one of Podge's best roles, alongside the one as a victim in 'A Clockwork Orange'. He was from Armagh in Northern Ireland.
30:19 scared the ever living shit out of me as a child!!!!!!!!!! It's been years since I've seen it, and watching that full story over again was just as suspenseful, thrilling, and terrifying as the first time I saw it...until they showed his face and I thought to myself, I was scared of that? haha
great film, i just dont get the bit on the 4th story why theirs a man with the skull mask chasing im on the bike, please help think i missed something
Spot the clue. The broach she dropped is the same as she got for Christmas. The fake blood is 'Kensington Gore' a pun on the street name. Made by John Tynegate during the 60s and 70s.
When the film industry needed a car chase the only place to do it was at an old MIRA research track. Wide, smooth and no white lines on the road. Dozens of old 70s films feature the same stretch of road. Happy days, no budget and no CGI. BTW for car crash stock the same white 2.4 Jaguar off a cliff.
Only the best horror film ever made!!! I watch it every Christmas for the Joan Collins segment... but am careful not to let my 6 year old nephew watch it, would put him right off Father Christmas!!! Joan Collins what a legend. And the late great Ian Hendry brilliant actor - loved him in 'Get Carter' another brilliant Brit movie. Thanks for posting the whole movie! X
Awww, the third story was the saddest. That poor old man did not deserve what that rich scum did to him. :( I am glad the old man became a revenant and ripped his antagonist's heart out. >:D
One of my favourite films of ALL TIME!!!!!! Notice the classic JENSEN "INTERCEPTOR" classic sports car & The Grim Reaper riding a 1970 NORTON COMMANDO!!!! Too Cool!!!!
I've been trying to figure out what movie it was where a man is told to leave and he walks through a door and falls straight into a lava pit (or maybe fire pit). I've been searching for years! Thanks for the upload; I can rest now knowing what this movie's called!
Joan Collins drops a broach for 20 seconds! Seems like the director could have put a little more effort into how they got lost. They seem almost brain dead falling behind less than sixty seconds after they were warned it was dangerous getting lost. No wonder evil has a field day in these movies. These kind of over-confident simpletons with no regard for their own safety almost have me rooting for there demises. To be fair, however, getting lost with Joan Collins would be tempting.
que buena pelicula, ademas que esta bien entretenida el mensaje aunque infantil y obvio no deja de ser muy bueno, definitivo un clasico de horror movie ;) mucho mejor que peliculas de terror de estas epocas
Grand Moff Tarkin is in this!
FlKnifeCollector 14 hours ago
why didnt the major have a proper basket for shane?
derek1969able 1 day ago
byt4byt. and its not even the same jag thats burnt out!
derek1969able 1 day ago
madcappiper. i dont think ian hendrys caracter was evil, he didnt kill anybody, okay, it was dessertion,but i dont think he deserved that.
derek1969able 1 day ago
solomanz10. you know its been a good film when you put yourself in the position of the victim, but the fact is that guy did not have even have five seconds to think what to do, let alone do it.
derek1969able 1 day ago
it would have been seen as improper all those children going to grimsdykes house anyway,however good his intentions were.
derek1969able 1 day ago
revenge :DDD muahahahahahh
emptynes61 3 days ago
70's girls are hella fine as fuck
alldaytre6 4 days ago
even before the guy in the santa suit showed up that was the most poorly planned murder ever.
nogoodbastid 4 days ago
iv only just recently found this, i must have been about 8 when i saw this, 10 years ago, all i could remember was the scene with the guy walking through the razor blades and so i googled " horror film man walks through razor blades" and sure enough i found it, i love the internet! thank you Km13!!!!!!
bob81744 5 days ago
You were cruel and mean from the start, now you really have no heart...
MisteriosaVampiria 1 week ago
poor grimsdyke...
HorrorPen 1 week ago
Incredible!!! They were really able to scare me! Niiice!!! Hahaha! Awesome actors! :D
liketheuniverse11 2 weeks ago
Great movie! I loved it!!!!
JackHoang14 3 weeks ago
love this!!! :-)
TenayaStar 3 weeks ago
love this film, always have, thank you SO much for posting. Don't you think though, that the long shot you get of the razor tunnel at 1:26:57 looks really wide, as if you could easily walk down it without touching the sides or having to turn your body? :)
radar1974 3 weeks ago
@radar1974 Yeah ha ha ha you could just pull them out aswell
a89dc 2 days ago
1972.....holy fuck...... i bet that MILF in the movie is ugly as shit now
J9ck9ss 3 weeks ago
53:30 Dumb Blonde, making a wish w/o thinking of the consequences! D-:<
NodDisciple1 1 month ago
Who plays the Cryptkeeper in this movie? :?
NodDisciple1 1 month ago
@NodDisciple1 Ralph Richardson.
radar1974 3 weeks ago
***** Kudos to you Km13!!! Wonderful job of rendering the video in view worthy format. Now if we can only get everyone else on here to do the same.....Seriously though, thanks for making my view of this classic flick a great one!
zombiez8mybrainz 1 month ago
Even dogs like to have their meat cut up for them.
reivenlocke 1 month ago
Amazing film! I've seen this and Torture Garden so far, and I just got Asylum, Dr. Terror's House of Horrors, From Beyond the Grave, The House That Dripped Blood and The Vault of Horror! I'm gonna start watching them tonight, I'm so excited! =)
Which do you guys think is the best Amicus anthology movie?
PeyserConley 1 month ago
@PeyserConley There's other pre-90's EC Comics movies (other than Creepshow?)? X-0
NodDisciple1 1 month ago
@NodDisciple1 Yeah, but I was talking about the anthology films produced by the British Amicus company. TFTC is one of them, along with the ones I mentioned.
PeyserConley 4 weeks ago
@PeyserConley Are they all based on EC Comics though? :?
NodDisciple1 4 weeks ago
@NodDisciple1 No, I think this was the only one. They just usually had very similar atmosphere and of course, small separate tales inside a framework story.
PeyserConley 3 weeks ago
ClAsSiC!
L0OOOooooOOOOOOOOL 1 month ago
I have been trying to find this movie since I saw it as a little kid in the 1970's. The biggest problem was I couldn't remember the name. Believe it or not I saw it in my Junior High school's auditorium (why did they show this at my school? Hell, I'm from the Bronx). I did a google search tonight involving dogs and razor blades and found it. THANK YOU FOR UPLOADING THIS!!!!!
Liquidreams 1 month ago
What a fantastic performance by Peter Cushing. Just Brilliant.
MoonChild1990 1 month ago
@MoonChild1990 amazing performance! I have most of his films ... the hammer frankenstein & dracula films are my faves .... madhouse is another great one
Adpotter81 1 month ago
This movie is the best. Remember watching it at the drive in as a kid. Thanks for posting it.
tommyturkey1966 1 month ago
So THAT'S what the Crypt Keeper looks like before he was a skeleton.
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Totally enjoyed this movie..and the ending..'Now who's next?...Maybe you!..heheeeeee lol
pinksuadeA1 1 month ago
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Totally enjoyed this movie..and the ending..'Now who's next?...Maybe you!..heheeeeee lol
pinksuadeA1 1 month ago
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Totally enjoyed this movie..and the ending..'Now who's next?...Maybe you!..heheeeeee lol
pinksuadeA1 1 month ago
Totally enjoyed this movie..and the ending..'Now who's next?...Maybe you!..heheeeeee lol
pinksuadeA1 1 month ago
guess they all got what they deserve in the end. they was all cruel heartless cheating people and now their all going to hell thanks to their selfish ways.
badboyz22907 1 month ago
many tks for this post ....awesome horror flick :)
TheLaughingGnomes 1 month ago
One of the greats, thanks so much for posting the entire film!
Furillac 1 month ago
lol cowabunga dude awesome post , havent seen this in years - thnx man, truly appreciated :)
TheLaughingGnomes 1 month ago
scary santa!
mancunianinlondon 1 month ago
thanks for this ; just brilliant
mancunianinlondon 1 month ago
Ok I think this is one the scariest movies specially when they break the fourth wall at the end of the movie,classic horror
BasqueNYC 1 month ago
Gotta love Joan Collins
Tim500Nor 2 months ago
i been looking for this for ages...... wao. thanks!
odinmp5 2 months ago
Ppl before hating on this great movie plz remember that this film was made in 1972. This is truly one of the greatest scary movies of all time. I love the plot n the storyline so much. Epic fkn movie!
Bones87ish 2 months ago
@Bones87ish agreed and the other one umm ummm Vault of Horror? I think it was both very well done
mcdrunkin 1 month ago
i remember watching this on tv as a kid, it scared the sweet bejesus out of me. But after watching the guy fall into hell's fire the effects are quite shite
torrentmad 2 months ago
all of them are in hell and don't know it I bet
wonder111000 2 months ago
I throw his body in the basement I would throw the white rug down there to
wonder111000 2 months ago
peeping Tom santa
wonder111000 2 months ago
that evil bitch...its like the tftc episode all through the house
wonder111000 2 months ago
This movie is much better than today's horror..
iPodVideo99 2 months ago
Thanks for posting!
TheDolfan1972 2 months ago
10 out of 10.
Great film.
streetmachine1984 2 months ago
@1:11:00 "Cant you see Im having my lunch"?
Uhh no they cant
donna1175 2 months ago
thanks,you and your family have a merry christmas.
coolbreeze161 2 months ago
she killed william shatner!!!!!!!!
gmanny212 2 months ago
it made me jump when santa grabbed her.
ff6257 2 months ago
THANK-YOU, THANK-YOU, THANK-YOU!!!!!!!
THANX FOR THIS AWESOME UPLOAD!!!!!!!
crassfanlovecraft 2 months ago
wheres the creepy cat in the box
lewe18 2 months ago
Dishwater!
Leatherbubba 2 months ago
Achmed.
Rennado 2 months ago
To whoever put this full movie up here......I love you.
Maverickslayer744 2 months ago 22
@Maverickslayer744 HA ! Your welcome ! I was going to do a "GRINDHOUSE VERSION" of this,but You tube took my rights away.It looks cool as HELL?! with more grain, flickers and cigarette burns in the film.
Km13 2 months ago 3
@Km13 Thanks for putting this up! It's amazing how few people know about this film! Most ppl think the first Tales Of The Crypt movie was made in the 90's! X-0
NodDisciple1 1 month ago
@Km13 Don't take this the wrong way, but I like it as it is. XD It's nice to see Cryptie in action before he became a stinky corpse. Do you have any of the Creepshow series or 90's-2000's Crypt movies by chance? :?
NodDisciple1 1 month ago
@Km13 you rule, horror rules
MrCreepshow09 3 weeks ago
@Km13 you rule, horror rules km13
MrCreepshow09 3 weeks ago
@Km13 you rule, horror rules km13, thanks for posting
MrCreepshow09 3 weeks ago
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@Km13 you rule, horror rules km13, thanks for posting
MrCreepshow09 3 weeks ago
@Km13 smoke some weed with me then we can see the crpyt keeper
SvddenDeth 1 week ago
@Maverickslayer744 i love these early 70s horror movies
1middlesbrough 2 weeks ago
I luv this movie but it has always puzzled me why Joan Collin's would kill her husband on a snow white rug that she intended to keep and also the blood used in the movie looks like red paint.
Robertoni7 2 months ago
Good movie
SeanDezzle 3 months ago
British horror at its best
themachman19691 3 months ago
The blind guy in all black was also in A Clockwork Orange.
MonacoBlast 3 months ago
Joan Collins story was the scarriest and the best one...cause the heroes are not costumed monsters...although santa should be a little scarrier than this..he looks like a drunk old man!
hunchy1990 3 months ago
For those saying they'd fight the dog. Looks to me like the dog ran towards him in the razor area. I always thought him and the dog died while fighting in the middle of all those razors. My fav was the Joan Collins story and the home for the blind was my 2nd fav.
Meela234 3 months ago
Two major flaws in the Monkey's Paw part:
One - The wish was for him to come back the way he was immediately before the accident. When he did come back he was in a coffin and embalmed. So he was embalmed immediately before the accident?
Also, the last wish was that he live forever, which was granted as his body remained alive even after being cut up. So why then does he presumably turn up dead at the Gates of Hell in the movie's premise?
shawnfella 3 months ago
@shawnfella
It may be that the other guy got 3 wishes as well and used one to kill him. Why he was embalmed i have no clue.
SaltySpoons777 3 months ago
What's the jazz piece with the saxaphone on the record player in the second story from 20:30-21:15? PLEASE HELP ME!!! I've been trying to find the name of it for years!
MegaIkedog 3 months ago
perfect movie to be watching tonight, on halloween. thanks for this classic.
jenzeppelin 3 months ago
If he'd put his coat over his arm and brushed in a downwards stroke, the razor blades wouldn't be a problem. Maybe that's just my 21st century mind.
adamkincaid1234 3 months ago
I'm shocked that I love these old 'crypt' films, thought I'd seen them all, but I've NEVER come across this . Fantastic, thank you! GREAT film!
adamkincaid1234 3 months ago
Santa is an anagram of Satan and it's good to see that bitch Joan Collins getting done for! I hope he broke her neck and raped her up the shitter
randomdave30 3 months ago
0:26:24
69sakibkhan 3 months ago
I wish I had a monkeys paw
weggieish 4 months ago
Nigel Patrick is wonderfully loathsome as the Major.
normanby100 4 months ago
poor Grimsdyke, I felt like crying
wizzkid117 4 months ago 3
how did you get this up in one go?
wayneypayney 4 months ago
@wayneypayney Youtube gave me access to upload more then 15 minutes worth of footage, then took it away. They do that to people on random, cause it keeps the site going.
Km13 4 months ago
@Km13
your the best for keeping this movie up. I know what you mean, Youtube did the same with me when I uploaded breakfast at Tiffanys.
mari66101 1 month ago
I know you've heard this before, but this movie scared the shit out of me when I was seven years old! I remember it as being a lot more gritty and grimy, especially the 'home for the blind' segment.
ilexgp64 4 months ago
peter cushing could make a tinned meat advertisement look emotionally moving and powerful. i'm almost certain the photo is an actual photo of his beloved wife helen, you can tell by the look on his face -- he never fully recovered from her death and spent the rest of his life in mourning. i also know that when out-of-work or young jobbing actors wrote to him for advice he sent them money in the post. what a gent & what a talent.
oldtongueout 4 months ago
@oldtongueout Wow! Is that true about the money he sent? That is so lovely. It's quite shocking how vulnerable he looks in this film - very moving
foreo 3 months ago
@foreo yes it's true (john gielgud did the same thing). in almost every movie he made after helen's death cushing insisted on including a photo of her in a scene. the vulnerability is real, he never recovered from the grief of helen's death and you can see it in his face even in "star wars" -- the thousand-yard stare, the anguished facial expressions. i find it really moving too.
oldtongueout 3 months ago
a SPOILER is something like PREMATURE EJACULATION to put it subtile .
pistache7 4 months ago
the dog vs the razor blades? fuck it i go for the dog kick its head in
solomanz10 4 months ago 11
@solomanz10
In the dark..?
Kaandorpius 4 months ago
@Kaandorpius yep fuck going to the razors
solomanz10 4 months ago
@solomanz10 I know I'm taking this far too seriously, but think the point the film made was the dog had been starved for 48 hours too, making him much more savage. They also made the nasty man walk through the razors in the first place to get to the 'exit' so he 'thinks' he can make it back again....it's only after he turns to make the journey back that the lights go out and he's sort of stuck. Fight a vicious dog he can't see or walk through a razor sharp alley he can't see either.
radar1974 4 months ago
@radar1974 fuck it im crazy i fight the dog if i can pull 1 of the razor out i can kill the dog. the razors looks easy to take out i would do it even if i get cut on my finger
solomanz10 4 months ago
@solomanz10 ..if I was in the same boat, and I've already made it through the razor path I think I'd prefer to try to make it back again, rather than take on a savage dog. I wouldn't be aware the lights were about to go off :)
radar1974 4 months ago
I love this classic, its October good time for horror.
OfficialKohieArts 4 months ago
catweazle leads the tour !!
jStevieO 4 months ago
Thank you for uploading this classic british horror !.
TheTmny876able 4 months ago
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BillFugate 4 months ago
15:28 SCARED THE LIVING SHIT OUTTA ME!!! LOL!!
4thletta 4 months ago
I knew how all the stories ended before I saw the movie in 1972. I'd read the comics.
BillFugate 4 months ago
@BillFugate Three of these stories weren't in the comics... it was said so by the director....
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They all came from paperback reprints of EC horror comics, which were what I had read. Some were from TALES FROM THE CRYPT, some were from THE VAULT OF HORROR.
BillFugate 4 months ago
A word of warning to anyone who wants to watch this movie, DO NOT READ THE COMMENTS UNTILL AFTER YOU WATCH THE MOVIE, because there are ALOT OF SPOILERS in the comments.
shadowclaw46 4 months ago 22
i watched this as a kid in the mid 70's on ITV and it absolutely scared the shit out of me...Amicus mad some wonderful films...thanks for this upload
LionRock08 4 months ago
Those dicks! Grimsdyke was really nice.
snickersjoejoe 4 months ago
every one of those commiting evil is a tory voter,except the last one [the major] is a definate conservative mp,greedy selfish,no morals, and above all evil . cameron and co beware.
balearicsoundwave89 5 months ago
Carter, the blind man is played by Patrick MaGhee-the old man from Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange. Notice how most of the victims in the stories were all evil people getting their just desserts?!!
Madcappiper 5 months ago
2 people don't respect a classic
Raimi34 5 months ago
omg, I watched this all the time as a kid!
Anarkissedbaby 5 months ago
I got Tales from the Crypt on DVD, they sure don't make 'em like this anymore.It's an excellent watch late at night preferrably back to back with another classic horror.Brings back memories of the old BBC horror double bills on a Saturday night.The "Poetic Justice" segment featuring a zombified Peter Cushing is the most atmospheric.
richwicz 5 months ago
As far as Joan Collins' character goes, let's not kill her. Let's force face surgery on her. By the time we're done, she'll look like Martha Raye and continue to look like her for the rest of her days. Joan Collins can stay the way she is.
jeprice08 5 months ago
The most disturbing scene of this film is at the end when they all have to go to the other place, especially when the first man falls in. During that scene, I have to avoid seeing that, because I can't help but think that that might happen to me.
jeprice08 5 months ago
@jeprice08 Don't do anything evil,and you should be alright!
basildonjohn1965 5 months ago
@basildonjohn1965 Exactly!
jeprice08 5 months ago
excellent !!!
YourJellyFishAteMyTV 5 months ago
My God, Cushing is splendid.
ericebryan 5 months ago 2
Catweazle!
BobsOldSocks 5 months ago
Thanks for uploading this. I saw this at the drive in with my older brother and sister when it first came out.
Mr. Grimsdyke segment is my all time favorite. I love the part after he comes out of the grave and walks into the man's study. Scary as hell. Perfect filming and light. CGI could never do this.
cacamaymie 5 months ago
Patrick 'Podge' Magee is excellent as the leader of the old blind men (Why did they have no blind women or younger blind people in that home for the blind?). This is one of Podge's best roles, alongside the one as a victim in 'A Clockwork Orange'. He was from Armagh in Northern Ireland.
Kevin107ish 5 months ago
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reivenlocke 5 months ago
Peter Cushing is amazing in thiss, rotten bastrds got what they deserved
missjacko1 5 months ago
@Scoobersteve2010
I think that skull wearing slasher was signified as Death.
Saint333Sinner 5 months ago
That woman in the first story was hot. Wish I had a damn time machine lol.
Saint333Sinner 5 months ago
30:19 scared the ever living shit out of me as a child!!!!!!!!!! It's been years since I've seen it, and watching that full story over again was just as suspenseful, thrilling, and terrifying as the first time I saw it...until they showed his face and I thought to myself, I was scared of that? haha
ace19901227 5 months ago
great film, i just dont get the bit on the 4th story why theirs a man with the skull mask chasing im on the bike, please help think i missed something
scoobersteve2010 5 months ago
Spot the clue. The broach she dropped is the same as she got for Christmas. The fake blood is 'Kensington Gore' a pun on the street name. Made by John Tynegate during the 60s and 70s.
When the film industry needed a car chase the only place to do it was at an old MIRA research track. Wide, smooth and no white lines on the road. Dozens of old 70s films feature the same stretch of road. Happy days, no budget and no CGI. BTW for car crash stock the same white 2.4 Jaguar off a cliff.
byt4byt 6 months ago
ABSOLUTELY EPIC UPLOAD
legendary1996 6 months ago
Only the best horror film ever made!!! I watch it every Christmas for the Joan Collins segment... but am careful not to let my 6 year old nephew watch it, would put him right off Father Christmas!!! Joan Collins what a legend. And the late great Ian Hendry brilliant actor - loved him in 'Get Carter' another brilliant Brit movie. Thanks for posting the whole movie! X
MegaGlamma 6 months ago
Awww, the third story was the saddest. That poor old man did not deserve what that rich scum did to him. :( I am glad the old man became a revenant and ripped his antagonist's heart out. >:D
Vernedi 6 months ago
@Vernedi me too, my heart broke for the poor old man that was excessively cruel.
lunabunny91 6 months ago
@Vernedi
yes t was so sad great actor was cushing
JoanCollins2009 4 months ago
A lot of horror films in the 70s seemed to have used that fluorescent blood. I remember also seeing it in Dawn of the Dead. It looks strange...
Vernedi 6 months ago
I wonder why in each movies where you have ONLY THREE WISHES, people dosent said: my first wish is to have millions of wishes..
LeMarkshow 6 months ago 2
Classic
slockyboy 6 months ago
One of my favourite films of ALL TIME!!!!!! Notice the classic JENSEN "INTERCEPTOR" classic sports car & The Grim Reaper riding a 1970 NORTON COMMANDO!!!! Too Cool!!!!
punkrockpub 6 months ago
too cool for words. A definitive classic of 70's horror! Thanx for uploading
voxsoundpro 6 months ago
I dont get it, why did she pour paint on his head?
genkijin 6 months ago
@genkijin not paint It was his blood to make it look like he fell down the stairs and died.
denny906 6 months ago
Why didn't Joanie have a brainwave.. ring the police and tell them that the maniac had broken in and killed her husband!
Lytton333 6 months ago 2
@Lytton333 I thought that myself. But it would be a very high-risk strategy. Also God knows when the cops were going to come out to her.
She definitely was in a catch-22 situation.
zakalon123 3 months ago
brilliant classic!
theathefarmer 6 months ago
great movie for its time
I saw it at the theatre when it came out!!! :)
bootcamp777 6 months ago
Fuck You !
IDoNotUseFlourToCook 7 months ago
I've been trying to figure out what movie it was where a man is told to leave and he walks through a door and falls straight into a lava pit (or maybe fire pit). I've been searching for years! Thanks for the upload; I can rest now knowing what this movie's called!
rick420wood 7 months ago
Oh, ur awesome, thanks 4 the upload.
jetfighter457 8 months ago
Joan Collins drops a broach for 20 seconds! Seems like the director could have put a little more effort into how they got lost. They seem almost brain dead falling behind less than sixty seconds after they were warned it was dangerous getting lost. No wonder evil has a field day in these movies. These kind of over-confident simpletons with no regard for their own safety almost have me rooting for there demises. To be fair, however, getting lost with Joan Collins would be tempting.
sportshistorybuff 8 months ago
que buena pelicula, ademas que esta bien entretenida el mensaje aunque infantil y obvio no deja de ser muy bueno, definitivo un clasico de horror movie ;) mucho mejor que peliculas de terror de estas epocas
marcelabright 9 months ago