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Yellow: Directed by Robert Zemeckis. With Kirk Douglas, Eric Douglas, Lance Henriksen, Dan Aykroyd. The year is 1918. During World War I, somewhere in France, it's the 49th day of continuous battle on the front lines. Lieutenant Martin Kalthrob doesn't want to be in the army anymore and asks his father, General Kalthrob, for a discharge.
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- Comedy, Crime, Fantasy
- Robert Zemeckis
- 1991-08-28
- Tales from The Crypt: Ritual
- Tales from The Crypt: Bordello of Blood
- Tales from The Crypt
- Tales from The Crypt: Demon Knight
We begin with a film that a lot of fans may not even know exists, Tales from the Crypt: Ritual. Dumped to North American DVD in 2006 by Dimension Films, Ritual was actually completed and released in some countries way back in 2002. That really should tell those interested all they need to know about the film's quality, or in this case lack thereof....
While 1996's Tales from the Crypt: Bordello of Blood is by no means a very good movie overall, it's Citizen Kane compared to Ritual. However, what one gets out of it will have a lot to do with their patience for the comedy stylings of star Dennis Miller, who back then was best known for his time onSaturday Night Live, and is now perhaps more famous...
This 1972 British horror anthology by Amicus Productions served as the first screen adaptation of the Tales from the Crypt comics. It features five stories tied together by a wraparound segment involving The Crypt Keeper, who's an actual person here, and not a puppet. The most memorable tale here, called And All Through the House and concerning an ...
Taking that top spot is 1995's first HBO-related Tales from the Crypt movie, subtitled Demon Knight. William Sadler stars as Frank Brayker, a man who's long protected a supernaturally powerful key containing the blood of Jesus Christ from a demon called The Collector, played by Billy Zane. Pursued, Brayker seeks refuge at a boarding house, and soon...
Tales from the Crypt: Yellow is set 'somewhere in France' during '1918' where after 49 continuous days of fighting Lieutenant Martin Kalthrob (Eric Douglas) orders his mens retreat as he realises his men are fighting a losing battle.
On friday nights one channel always played HBO’s Tales from the Crypt and Showtime’s The Outer Limits in a two hour block. Picked up the DVD set recently and there are a ton of episodes. I’m wondering what some of the best are. I’m up to “Yellow”, which is a really great short film.
- Daniel Kurland
- The New Arrival (Season 4, Episode 7) Directed by: Peter Medak; Written by: Ron Finley; Original Air Date: July 25, 1992. “Ignore it…Ignore it…Ignore it.”
- People Who Lives in Brass Hearses (Season 5, Episode 5) Directed by: Russell Mulcahy; Written by: Scott Nimerfro; Original Air Date: October 13, 1993.
- Abra Cadaver (Season 3, Episode 4) Directed by: Stephen Hopkins; Written by: Jim Birge; Original Air Date: June 19, 1991. “Martin was wrong about one thing, the sense of touch isn’t the first thing to go… it’s the last!”
- Easel Kill Ya (Season 3, Episode 8) Directed by: John Harrison; Written by: Larry Wilson; Original Air Date: July 17, 1991. “They lack one thing, one supremely important thing: the artist’s touch his ability to interpret the horror of the world through the darkness of his own soul.
Conceived as a more suspense/thriller driven series featuring a ghostly gunfighter Mr. Rush (played by William Sadler), the pilot was ultimately not picked up for series. However, two of its segments (Yellow and King of the Road) were reworked into episodes of Crypt.
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I never really watched "Tales from the Crypt" when it was being aired, the show often was a bit too much of cheesy B-film horror for me. I stumbled across this episode a few years back when I was searching for WW1 films I've never seen and was surprised to find a more serious piece like this from a show like "Tales from the Crypt".
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