Rachel Temple same thing with law and order and x files

Ahhaha So true

Miami Vice

Looks like it! 😁

And the original Twilight Zone

Most of em got there start in the series others were stars before the series came in. But yes there's alot of celebrities. Actually small portions of em there careers didnt take off well kinda like snl in a way.

Tim Roth and Joe Pesci!!! ♡♡♡

Yep, Pesci, Demi Moore, Brad Pitt, Christopher Reeve, and more.

@@olifs8083 of course how could I forget.... and Buscemi.

@@olifs8083 Bruce Willis was in Twilight Zone, not TftC

Just picked up the box set

Yes queen

Yeah I know we were here for no reason

I never heard of it before unitl I discovered Crypt man from mega man rock force.

@@thepulpritculprit4676 do you know where I can buy the box set?

Centrist Transman it was also retitled Only Sin Deep

"Only Sin Deep" was the episode with Lea Thompson, where she sells her beauty. "Only Skin Deep" is about two people who meet at a costume party. The guy goes home with the woman, they have mind-blowing sex, and it all goes down hill from there... As it does in real life.

BOTH of those episodes are nightmarish.

Only Sin Deep and Only Skin Deep are my all-time favorite 2 episodes :-)

Uncle Adam one of my personal favs

Meat Loaf was their first meat.

Especially when Judd Nelson's character ends up on the menu. Yummy!

great episode

Didn’t find that episode dark at all...more on the humorous side to me

I love that one but I hate judd Nelson in it.

Adriann Horton That episode is called Fitting Punishment

That scared me as a kid. The scariest part was when the dead nephew came down the stairs. We had a basement and ever since i saw that i was scared of the basement.

I can still remember sitting in my apt watching that episode. Soooo memorable and horrifying. The basketball bouncing down the basement stairs...then his stumps. Omg.

Ooh I remeber that one...sadly, not the name of the episode.

Look I'm looking it up rite now getting my blanket LoL 😂😂 😂

Trent Shimmons II Abra Cadaver! What a horrifyingly honorable homage to a doctor whose brother becomes a living corpse...and then a dead one!!!

That's the one in which they supposedly discover the exact moment the soul leaves the body!? I love that episode!!!

The one where they discover the soul leaving the body was "The Doctor Of Horror" starring Hank Azaria, Travis Tritt, and Ben Stein. Season 6, Episode 12.

Drove me nuts lol

Ben each eeyo

Thankyou. At least I know I wasn't hearing things✌😈

R/ack

wonder if he was called dan hemroid in school

It's the kind of story that ends with "And then some fool turned on the lights!"

Omg I know that one is so crazy because you can see how it would happen 😂

i just watched that one last night too definitely gives that when you have suspicious thoughts about a spouse vibe to it

I tuned in just to make damn sure this episode made the cut.

I never forgot that episode 20 years later.

Carrion Death, House of Horror

Neither were dark or depressing

Doctor Feinstone They did, however, serve to prove the old adage, as did every episode in the Tales from the Crypt series:"Everybody gets what coming to them...One way or another"!

Carrion Death, starring Kyle McLachlan from Twin Peaks. ^_^

I too wouldn't call Carrion Death dark or depressing. It was a bit grim, and it definitely had its squeamish "body horror" moments, like when the criminal turns the cop's badge into an axe and tries to cut the cop's hand off and free himself...but sunstroke causes him to miss. Guess whose wrist he chops instead. O_O But yeah, it's not really dark because the villain gets what's coming to him. He gets it the moment the cop swallows the key to the handcuffs. Cosmic justice is _so_ delicious. >:)

Paul Hoeflich That's because it's all been done...at least several times over!

underground & foreign media has put out some really twisted & bizarre horror films in recent years. check out films like Martyrs, Inside, Visceral, Deadgirl, Contracted, A Serbian Film. to name a few. but yeah the mainstream media has been out of touch the common likes of fans since the late 90's. but check out those films & you may see there is plenty more to be done with horror, especially in the internet age.

Agreed.

@@ronaldshank7589 Agreed.

@@deathailsatan Agreed.

Larry Drake. Great episode! Definitely dark for the poor little girl :(

Talk Horror I know 😔

😔

I just started watching this show, but out of the few episodes I've seen so far, that one is definitely my favorite.

Christian Welch it's mine too. A lot of movies are missing the creepy factor of horror and that episode was really creepy. I wasn't scared. Personally, I don't think I can be scared of horrors anymore.I think I've seen all of them but this episode was definitely creepy. Most of the tales of the crypt episode to me were enjoyable because they were funny to me. Like the first couple of nightmare on elm street, very creepy. The rest of them were funny as hell because Freddy Krueger became sort of a comedian with the way he worded things and cursed people out 😆

Was it just from the scuzzy old farmer putting the moves on the sexy young farmhand? Yeah, Four-Sided Triangle was one of my favorites; Chelcie Ross and Susan Blommaert really brought that scuzzy old farmer and his screeching harpy of a wife to life, and Patricia Arquette was yummy as always. I actually felt a bit bad for the wife when she's discovering whom she just pitchforked to death, and the camera moves and there's the farmhand right behind her, holding the pitchfork...but I can't say that the farmer and his wife didn't have it coming! >:)

It made you empathize with the girl who was trapped in that shitty yet realistic situation.

​@@BloodyBayI'd have to agree with you. After all:Look how they treated that poor young lady. People tend to get what they deserve, though, sooo....... I still remember the first time that I saw Patricia Arquette. It was from the movie "A Nightmare On Elm Street 3: The Dream Warriors. After A Nightmare On Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge, which, according to some people, said that, while it was indeed watchable, saw a dropoff in Ticket Sales in areas outside of the United States. Here, it made between $25,000,000-$30,000,000...well... somewhere around there. The third installment, A Nightmare On Elm Street 3:The Dream Warriors made $44,000,000+ Dollars, here in the United States, and plenty more Worldwide. I've digressed, though. Sorry about that. Personally, though, I've always thought that Patricia Arquette was an absolute Babe...and I always will!

@@ronaldshank7589 Good points, good points all around. And Freddy Krueger (and Wes Craven and Robert Englund) really helped her fly in their own ways. And conversations would be bland, unliving things if they never digressed nor deviated from their origins, wouldn't they? No worries there! 😉

Just watch Casino

My grandma's had that on VHS I remember watching it when I was a kid and it really fucked with me lol

That's called starting early!...

Hari Nath yeah!! That was creepy.. One of my favs

The last one, the 3rd pig, had Bobcat Goldthwaite in it, once in a cameo, standing and talking with the crypt keeper, Tbe doing voiceover for the character of the wolf. Now that was a "Howlingly" good episode! Owooooooo!!!

In Only Skin Deep the voice of the woman sounded a lot like Jamie Lee Curtis to me

The one with the big guy?

Treadlightly orelse if I can’t have you. No one can.

Agreed! The episode is called Dead right, freaking love it!

Treadlightly orelse I LOVE that one.. Same with only sin deep, and only skin deep

Jeffrey Tambor

Ahhh...yes. Where the series got it's start. An electrifying episode, indeed!

spy4863 One thing about it-the vigilante is only killing those who deserve to die. He's not bothering anybody else. I actually have to stick up for this guy, being that the justice system (in this case, at least), becomes too soft on crime. It's just too bad that he gets caught. Then, he ends up riding the lightning. Tragic!!!

On TV, in the movies and in the comics vigilantes are portrayed as "heros" for taking out criminals who can't be touched by the law. Nothing could be further from the truth. In reality they're just thugs and lawbreakers no different than the criminals they claim to be stopping. That's one reason why vigilantism is a crime in most cities and states. Often they act out of emotion rather than out of a true sense of justice. In the original comic story the executioner starts hunting down defendents that were clearly innocent of the crimes they were accused of and the juries found them so, and so they were let go because they deserved to go free. They were innocent. The executioner hunts them down and murders them because he thinks they "deserved to die". This was changed for some reason when the episode was made to where the accused actually WERE guilty of their crimes but got off scott free because of some technicality. But two wrongs don't make a right. A person who murders an accused murderer without a fair trial is still a murderer, even if they believe their act was "justified". Jack Ruby went to prison for the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald. Even though the murder could be considered "justified" by many that doesn't make it right. How can one single person or revenge minded group determine who "deserves to die"? And what happens when they target the wrong person-a very frequent occurrence with vigilantes? It's true that the law makes those same mistakes but that's why defendents are allowed to have lawyers and witnesses and others who can defend them. They're also allowed to appeal a case when they think they've been wrongly accused. In the justice system both sides of the story are heard and evaluated and everyone's rights are taken into account. Not so with vigilantes. They like to play the arresting officer, lawyer, judge, witnesses and jury all at once. And that really ticks off the REAL justice system. Imagine if you or someone you loved were targeted by vigilantes because they assumed you or your loved one were the one who commited a crime because you just happened to look like the real criminal or were in the same general area where the crime was committed. Or someone targeted you just simply because they don't like you. Vigilantism should be known by its more accurate names-"revenge" and "hate crimes."

That episode is still one of my favorites.

I think that was actually thr first episofe

raachellbaaby xoxo none but the lonely heart Creeped me out as a child

Yea that was a good one.

The only episode that genuinely scared the shit out of me as a kid. Good one

Fitting Punishment. 🔥🔥🔥🔥

that's the only one I remember

It was fucked that's for sure

You and me both, buddy. 👍

I agree. When I die, just put little ol' me in a pine box, bury me, & leave me be!

That shit was boring as hell but I did have the hots for Tony Goldwyn so that helped a little

Episode definitely messed with me as a kid.

I mostly remember that the doctor brothers went too far on their practical jokes! One of them ended up dead because of it!

Yes-Yes I do:)

Cierra Townsend yes. Tales from the cryptkeeper

Lower Berth I think it's called

@@eja2199 yes

Taman Shud It was also one of the stories in the 1972 Tales from the crypt movie.

Love both of those episodes. Brass Hearses is particularly awesome because it features both Bill Paxton and Brad Dourif -- two horror legends, imo.

Seasons of Disbelief was right up there

"I Can't Help Saying Goodbye", "Hush" and "The Cutty Black Sow" are also very good.

Please don't forget Halloween Candy, Baker's Dozen and The Anniversary I think that episode was the darkest

Aloysius! You filthy rat!

if anyone does tales from the darkside, they should do Monsters too, the lesser known brother to TFTDS

I’ll definitely agree with you on that one. Uncle Ezra was an asshole 😢 it was called ”Fitting Punishment,” btw.

Talk Horror thank you I was hoping someone got what I was talking about. I couldn’t remember the name of that for shit! That episode definitely struck an emotional nerve with me!

But I did like the ending. Uncle Ezra got what he deserved.

@@melissacooper4282 sure did,he was a mean ole fucker.

@@KarynMi that is my #1 episode

Poor ol' Horton Rivers. He went ghost hunting, only to have the ghosts turn the hunting into a killing-him!

What about Manic At Large, People Who Live in Brass Hearses and Comes The Dawn with Brooke Shields and Two For The Show

Television Terror is scary, but the host kind of deserved it.

Suckit Pig If you're thinking in terms of him being obnoxious, he shouldn't have been that way. Still, no one deserves to die that way. Unfortunately, once the real terror began, 1:The audience loved it, as did the T. V. station that that they were on, & 2:By then, not had it become terrifyingly real, it was too late for anybody to do anything about it...especially poor ol' Horton, who by then was a dead corpse, just hanging around by his clothing, caught between Heaven and Earth. Think about this, kiddies:He went in looking for ghosts, & now he's one himself!!!

Jay Hi5 "Comes the Dawn" stuck w/me too! Good selection

It's definitely a cut (& a bite!) above the rest!

So that's what that episode was called!

That ending scared me as a kid. I had my hands covering my eyes while watching that ending as a child...

Sortalero; "Mornin' Mess" frightened me more than any other episode in this series. The reveal of the "Ghouls", at the end, was perfectly dark and chilling; especially while they laughed with evil glee upon ripping off the reporter's ear for consumption. Still gives me the chills just thinking about it. If this didn't make number 1 on any "Tales" list; it, at the very least, deserves to make it within the top ten.

I agree

I saw one where it was included. I can't remember who made it though.

That's a good episode, as well. It's also hard to watch when the good security guard is killed by the other money-grubbing security guard.

Talk Horror Was other boob is guy who voice Homer Simpson.

The balding guy in The Sacrifice? If so, that's Michael Ironside, not Dan Castellaneta

No Quarter I'm scared to ask what you mean about "Changing up the menu", although I have quite the hunch....

That's definitely a sick episode. D Ol' Doc found out 2 things. 1:There is a God. 2:He ain't him!

Fitting Punishment? That's the name of the episode, right?

Taman Shud yesss

good

+TrustNone Ebk Good. It sounded like it was going to be such a mess.

Actually, they didn't.

Wrong

"M. Night Shyamalan's Tales From the Crypt reboot for TNT is currently no longer in the works due to rights issues, though the network may revisit the project in the future."

YOU THINK WATER GROWS ON TREES?!?!?!?!?

Didn't Benjamin Franklin say that? Don't you contradict me boy!!!!! But, Uncle I swear to God, I'm not lyin' Don't you dare use the Lord's name in vain with me. Now you gonna have to be punished, severely. Now, uncle put that crowbar down....owww..ohhhhh..my legs... my legs!!! To hell with your legs, get up you got work to do you no good lying dog!!! Helllllloooooooo…….Bobby. Hey, Uncle what are you doing with my ball?

Sounds like some great memories you have there. 😊 I love how horror can bring some people closer together. Thanks for watching our video.

U are the crypt lord!

Sin Sanity the narrator must be Canadian which is ironic because Dan Aykroyd is Canadian.

He pronounced multiple names wrong. I think it is just an accent or dialect.

Sin Sanity Yeah, he also said Steve Buseemi.

Sin Sanity lol

That one used to scare the crap out of me when I was a kid. However, this is one that's for more... depressing, sort of tales. Morton (I think that was his name, or Mort) kinda deserved what he got, lol.

+Talk Horror I personally thought that he didn't deserve what he'd gotten. Sure, the guy was such a douchebag and deserved to be taken down a peg or two. But what had happened to him was horrible.

Morton Downey Jr., no relation to Robert

He didn’t deserve death. Hopefully the woman programmer who made the decision to keep him in the house got a good dose of karma.

Now that’s a great suggestion. 👍

Are You Afraid of the Dark was my show when I was 10, 11, 12. 13 and up though, it was all about Tales from the Crypt, Tales from the Darkside, Ghost Stories and Twilight Zone.

@@TalkHorror you should also do this for tales from the Darkside and Monsters

Douglas Brown Considering I don't really like Shamayla's other works, I would personally consider it a blessing.

Douglas Brown Blessing!

I agree. That one should have been on the list.

Damn right, buddy! Glad you enjoyed the video. :)

Underrated episode for sure . Doctor of horror was pretty dark too .

😳

Definitely a scary one!

Ooh, Top Billing was another good one! "Man, I really need to get a role in this upcoming production of _Hamlet,_ but my friend just aced the audition! I know! I'll murder my friend! There, done. Cool, now _I'm_ the top pick from the auditions! Okay, now the director's telling me what role I'll be playing in _Hamlet._ Yorick?!? WTF, Yorick's _dead!_ He's just a skull...oh, wait. Uh oh. *_Oh, shi---"_* Comeuppance is delicious. :-)

Puddin Pop That was a great episode! Especially loved John Astin's performance in it.

Well...at least in some cases, that's the military for ya. I found it horrible what the General did in that case. He was no father at all, at least not to me!

It's because his father was a staunch military man who couldn't deal with his son being such a little punkass

The Phantom fuck you. People like you are a disgrace to the uniform with your elementary school insults

It's because he was drafted. The military wasn't smart enough back then to realise that some people just aren't cut out for that type of work. Gunnery Sgt Hartman found out the hard way what happens when you don't take that into consideration.

The story "Yellow" originated in another EC comic (Two-Fisted Tales) which is why the tone is little different from the more horror themed Tales From The Crypt stories.

A God among men.

One thing ya gotta learn...never say never!

Your Fright but with someone who knows how to handle the show

You can't spell their names either it's Benicio and Dan Akyroyd

Lavern Merriweather he was spelling them the way the dude said them. Even I figured that much out lol

...Steve Booseemy.

A cutting, and very bloody episode, indeed! That dude should've split before the ladies split him. See what fooling around can do?

Wasn't dark or depressing though

Thanks, buddy!

LOVE his laught!! 🤣

Maybe. But the uncle deserved it! After all he abused and murdered his nephew!

Those are some classics, for sure. I was actually just talking with someone about Television Terror just a week or so ago.