Tales from the Crypt | English Full Movie | Drama Horror Mystery
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In the eerie depths of a haunted mansion, a mysterious figure known only as the Crypt Keeper narrates a series of chilling tales, each more twisted and horrifying than the last. From vengeful spirits to murderous plots, the stories unfold with a sense of dread and suspense, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats. As the characters navigate through the macabre world of the unknown, they must confront their deepest fears and darkest desires. Get ready for a journey into the shadows, where every turn reveals a new nightmare lurking just beneath the surface.
Starring: Joan Collins, Peter Cushing, Ralph Richardson
Directed By: Freddie Francis
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I first saw this film in 1975 at Moanaloa Intermediate School in Honolulu, to be exact. It was at the end of the school year after final exams and I was in 7th grade, soon to be 8th. They showed the movie in the cafeteria. I loved it.
back when brutal violence was ok for kids.😂
they used to put on some very graphic health and safety vids. ripped off feet and everything 🤦
I saw that Movie at the age of three. Just a few days before my parents were arrested for mistreatment.
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They showed this to us in JHS in 1980 and I was traumatized! Ha ha ha! Love it though! Joan Collins was a beauty!
What were you wearing when you watched the movie?
I absolutely love these old English horror movies!! The Hammer production really put out some gems back in the day. The Creaping Flesh with Peter Cushing is my favorite, that guy was an amazing actor. I hate all this reality TV, it takes away from the art of acting! I wish they would make more movies like this one. No blood and guts, sex, nudity, horror movies with this kind of stuff is not nearly as good as these old 60/70s scary movies..
Hammer Films were simply chef's kiss!
Peter Cushing was brilliant, and his house was not a dump!
I haven't seen this movie since I was eleven years old. It still stands the test of time.
I saw it when I was 14, scared the crap out of me to do the right thing in life.
Hi Charles, the part when the paw brought back the dead man. Too grusome!!!
So good. And so much better when not viewed on an 8 inch Sony black and white portable TV underneath the blankets because you weren’t supposed to be staying up that late.
And, you had to adjust the volume to where you could hear it and no one else could.
I'm telling. In order to keep your secret safe with me, I'll accept payment in a stack of chocolate chip cookies, a gallon of orange juice; and a gander of those magazines under your mattress. 🍪🍻😂
I saw this when I was very young. I have never been more scared of Santa or Blind people to this day. Lesson learned, treat others how you wish to be treated. Stayed with me my whole life.
MY FAVOURITE… I love everything about them. I love the houses the clothing the staging absolutely everything about these films I adore
Me too
I love 💕 past I indulge into old time and feel solace.sometimes I think I am mad 😢
Crikey! I was nine when i first watched this. Scared the heck out of me. Thanks for posting.
Ah yes. The power of suggestion and gossip. Poor Mr grimsdyke.
I remember seeing this gothic British cheapie upon first release in 1972 in a theater (I was 14). Scared the willies out of me! So fun to see it again.
Man that ending was chilling. I especially love how after they saw what happened to the first guy who went through the door that they just got up and accepted their fates as if to say, “yeah, we deserve to be here.”
The guy had the power to show them their own thoughts and actions. They might have complained but it clearly wasn't going to end well for them anyway.
Shame the intro's missing, that's one of the best parts. Bach's organ music with creepy shots of Highgate Cemetery.
This kills the taste....
@@angienorthey
It is clear this means more than nothing to you, so for your viewing pleasure, a video largely filmed in Highgate Cemetary, Ure’s synth music, creepily kept off the number one spot by an appalling novelty song:
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I remember these from years ago.Very well done.The poor old man breaks your heart.💔
Santa made me jump. My husband cant stop laughing. 😁
I prefer lessons in movies.Tnx.😊 Betrayal, greed, narcissistic behaviur and the resulting damage on the one doing evil. No need for gore.🙋🏻♀️🇨🇦👍🏻 Old school is great for this genre.
I agree!
I saw this when I was 8 years old: WAY too young + sensitive!
Gave me nightmares; I woke up screaming.
Now, as an adult, I see what an amazing movie it is.
🖤💀
The Major + Dog and razor blades is the one that I've never forgotten it's so good.
I have noticed in early films such as these, the footsteps are always over exaggerated, over dubbed, gravel under shoes and so on. Simply love these classics, the organ playing, brilliant.
LOL, the morale of the second last story is that enormous power is useless in the hands of a fool. This was such a classic production with excellent film work.
This film…there is nothing quite like it, except another Amicus or perhaps a Hammer film. 😊😉 Imo, these are tip top entertainment.
This film is a classic tale that has a moral to the story. I watched it all the time with my sister on TCM Halloween. Love, love, love this classic.
I watched this as a small child in the 70's and for some reason I never forgot that part with the major in the tunnel with the razor blades but I didn't remember where I saw it, until now.
I had seen this movie before as well...I saw it now again...and really liked it. Thanks for reminding me.
Great to see Nigel Patrick and the lovely Joan Collins❤
Camp fun with Joan Collins here!
Wonderful movie I like the way evil psychology of human work on few cases it less sinful but in majority cases they seem truly evil. Interesting concept I like it.
oh how i do enjoy this cameo from one of the seven wonders of the world, Peter Cushing
Ralph Richardson makes an awesome Cryptkeeper!
Holy Smokes Joan Collins was so damn hot back in the day. What a beauty.
I always like to watch this kind of horror tv movie back then when i was just a kid. Like Peter Cushing or Christopher Lee's movies. Joan Collins is so young in this movie. Thank you for uploading this kind of movies so that the new generations can watch and appreciate it too. So nolstalgic 😃😃😃
Double bill on a Friday night
I'M GLAD RUclips BROUGHT BACK THE CLASSIC HORROR MOVIES, THEY'RE THE BEST.❤❤❤😊😊😊👻👻👻🎃🎃🎃
One of my all time favorite movies Joan Collins was fierce even then!
Wow…..some lovely vehicles in this flick. A Jensen Ferguson Formula being chased by a black 750 Norton Commando. The motorcycle any self respecting shadow of death would choose to ride…….
British horror at its finest.
Most definitely.
Yes. I love British films
At least YOU won't be cold mr rogers😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
SIR‼️
I can't understand why some of these good horror movies are so dark; they are almost indiscernible. The version from the 60's of Tales from the crypt that I saw was an anthology, short horrifying narratives, one of which starred Joan Collins. Peter Cushing too made an appearance in one of the segments. There's one episode when a finger is cut off and how that finger plays havoc in a person's life. It was a great watch. I wonder if Chris Lee was featured in any of these shorts.
I remember that one I think. Joan Collins and Santa Claus?
Oh wait, that's this one 😂
Old technology but good writers 😊
Old movie Hun.
The darkness signifies a deep mystery and a sense of eeriness and foreboding..
Tech at that time created for televisions using cathode tubes. Not digital nor HD many years in the future. It was fine at the time. I grew up watching these on television. Maybe 4 channels tops. 😊🙋🏻♀️🇨🇦 It was great! Big box televisions, and ambiance perfect.
THIS is an excellent 👌🏻👍🏻 movie 🍿🎥 very entertaining and scary! GAVE ME SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT 🤔
Honestly believe that if I were stoned I'd better understand this movie.
Fantastic film, thank you 🙌
Great British anthology film! There were several in the 70s!
Brits are pretty good at making many kinds of horror movies. Even here in the USA they're among the popular horror movies one can find.
Joan Collins and several other interesting characters sprinkled in there, Ian Henry too and these films were good that they were actually able to attract them. All along the pathway to their careers. Wish I’d film of me, but not in this context obviously 😅
The "monkey's paw" one was the most disturbing 😳
Wasn't it an Edgar Allen Poe story?
@@pixie3760 William .Wymark Jacobs,wrote this story, about a 100 years ago, I have it in a bundle, you can find this fine creepy story in horror story collections.
@@moedge63 The original ‘Monkey’s Paw’ story is the only horror story that is more heartbreaking than it is terrifying……and it is pretty damn terrifying.
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@@pixie3760
W.W. Jacobs. The only horror story that both horrifies me and breaks my heart.
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Your dog is hungry. 😂
Thanks a lot ❤❤❤
Yep. The decor is groovy ...........🎉🎉🎉
Love the old man and the KID'S (That One Is So MAD When he Hangs Him Self . cause the owner's son was jealous of the old man so so he lied about the old man to the people and the kids won't be able to come and play with his dogs try to make him look like a child molester he was the bastard molester
The most hateful of all.
Every single villain deserved everything they got! Moral: be decent, kind, humane & compassionate. Karma's a bi*ch 😉
One of my favourite of the Amicus anthologies .
I liked Joan Collins in Tales That Witness Madness
Oh wow. I didnt know there was actually an old version. Definitely going to check this out!
I remember this on a late night back on the telly 🥰🇦🇺
Last is best. ❤
My girl..Joan Collins❤
First and last scenes are best.
You never know when death my come remember when you do people wrong no
Very good I was holding my wee thru mst of this I didn't wanna miss nothing 😂
You could of just hit pause and went
@@MattySwift-ms2iz I no it was jus a sayin they can't make movies now older ones much better lol
@@NiamhGilvarry
This has to be by far the best RUclips comment I have read this year. We have all been there.
I remember watching BBC 1 and BBC 2 in the 70’s and 80’s and there was no ad breaks. I watched many an episode of Dr. Who, bursting for a pi55.😖
I love the quietness of the film.
19.50. Lovely Jag XJ 6. Soon to be a shell minus lights and fittings. Hmmmm 😂
@@simonf8902
Lovely Jensen Ferguson Formula and 750 Norton Commando Roadster, too!
Why did Joan kill him. He seemed so nice. The blood looks like tomato juice as it probably is. 😂 and how was going to proceed next ? Call the police ?
The most supernatural thing about the last story is how well those blind blokes did with those razor blades 😂
One of the viewers lost their Brooch, folks...
This is a good one only thing that I can say is how he told them why they was there and they all got up they didn't argue got up went that other door😢
Rather amusing how people upload movies such as this in 360p, when it has already been uploaded in 720p/1080p years ago, then people watch the 360p upload lol.
Oh! That was fabulous!!!🤩✨✨✨
My broach! This is what the girl stuck in the elevator said in the movie,The Devil. They were being judged too.
I was about to say the same.😂😂😂
Shame they never did haunt of fear, I was surprised to know they made a vault of horror following this one.
They were going to but Vault had been a bit of a flop. And American distributors were "sitting on" British horrors by then.
A thoughtful film. Worth seeing.
The white Jaguar used in this movie also makes a apprence in the house that dripped blood or Asylum it belonged to Milton Subotsky who serves as producer on many of the films
Snooze
Denholm Elliott's characters car, great trivia
You may say
Blind man’s buff. 😂
اين هذه الروائع من السينما الامريكية الآن .. زمان كانت الامكانيات بسيطة والcgi مش احسن حاجة بس كان بيتقدم فن له معني وقصة وكان التمثيل احترافي.. دلوقت كل شئ ف التمثيل اتدهور القصة واداء الممثلين الحاجات الوحيدة الي اتغيرت الذكاء الصناعي والخدع والميزانية بقت اكبر
I think CGI has gotten too much. Practical effects will always be king and they foster innovation in the industry.
Geez!!! She could of at least let him finish reading his paper 😪😭😭😂
Love this watched it loads xx
Perfection.
13:07 i love how his wound has CHANGED from VIRTICAL to HORIZONTAL .... guess that's MOVIE MAGICK?? 🤔🤭 GREAT MOVIE THOUGH.... some pretty great acting from some pretty great actors and actresses THANK YOU A BUNCH 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
This movie is more prophetic than u ppl realize. You’ll see….
Bugger me,is that Catweazle !
And Richard Green, Robin Hood of yore!
Yes
Great movie!
Was this before or after Peter Cushing lost his own dearly loved wife?
after
@@jogjonesthanks.... how sad.
It was after and apparently he channeled his grief into the part. He was a fantastic actor but that made him much more believable.
My grandfather looked exactly like Cushion and I always find it unnerving when I see him in roles like this.
Edit: I was a weird kid and loved old fashioned horror movies that were before my time. My grandfather did a wicked van helsing and grand moff tarkin even though he hated the films.
Because it's a horror movie, the end needs to be terrifying. Otherwise it would be against the stereotypes.
The formaldehyde tale was also in Dr. Phibes with Vincent Price.
Dog Barking turns me into a Maniacal MadMan. My house is now completely destroyed. Thank You
@23:34 Seems like they didn't waste time by stripping the vehicle of it's tail lights and bumper... 😂
Looove the decor. ❤
Now you all know you'll pay all your bills whether in this life or the next.
My blood curdled at 12:26😮
It's always the rich😡
This is a different version or release from the one I saw in a movie theater when is came out.
Cool! Joan Collins looks great.
I saw this when I was 7 years old. Terrified me, lol. Now I realise why I've always been attracted to women like young Joan Collins. ❤
Joan Collins 91yrs
Chole Franks 61yrs.
Razor blades....seriously more scary than any modern film.
It was Joan Collins in Star Trek wot did it for me. I was about 7 in the early 80s when I first saw City on the Edge of Forever.
@@wpl955g9 oh yeh, stunning. It's her eyes...💜
***SPOILERS***
Segment One: All Through The House: The good news for Joan Collins is that the homicidal maniac will probably get the blame for her husbands death. DNA testing is still a couple of decades away.
Segment Two: Reflection Of Death: I first saw this film fifty years ago when I was in my early-teens, and I still feel that there was no justifiable reason why Ian Hendry should be in the crypt. All he did was leave his wife for his mistress. His actions before the crash may have even saved his lady-friends life and at least he got his face back. Legend has it that the tramp/bum is still running...
Segment Three: Poetic Justice: Let’s be honest, serious questions would be asked about Mr.Grimsdyke today.
Segment Four: Wish You Were Here: Richard Greene did absolutely nothing apart from a little gun-running. It was his wife and his lawyer that screwed him. Couldn’t the lawyer have made a wish? His Jensen FF proved Richie had taste.
Segment Five: Blind Alleys: Rogers deserved everything that came to him including the ravenous Shane. We can excuse a few wonky nails.
* The Fugitive film of 1938 was my favourite Ralph Richardson movie.
Segment Two: Reflection Of Death, no he lied and said he was going on a business trip and was essentially was skipping out on his wife/children. He fully intended to not see his kids again. Its not like he asked his wife for a divorce.
Great movie it came out 10 years before I was born
Voisin Thierry France ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ je suis fans sous-titres en France
Joan collins
Bet she's flattened a bit of grass in her time...😅😅
Thankyou x
Joan Collins... Sheer hotness...
if you are desperate
She defied Father Time. She must have been well into her 40's here.
@@controlleddemolition9112 She was born in 1933 which would have made her 39 when this was made in 1972. She only had 15 lines to say.
@@KebabMusicLtd I wasn't able to find the date of this film, but just looking at Ian Hendry, he's clearly several years older than he was in Theatre of Blood (1973). I don't think this was made in 1972 but rather closer to 1979.
@@KebabMusicLtdAlexis (from Dynasty) was born right here‼️
The plot is silly and very badly written but it's entertaining stuff.. Great actors anyway and Joan Collins so.. Beautiful (and sexy 😜). Thanks so much for for uploading this film
It’s great fun.
Joan Collins still handing over a great performance in AHS Apocalypse.
Cool 🤩
Robin Hood lives on.
🎬THE ORIGINAL🎬 the OLDEST REAL 1st Picture to Come Out the other one COPIED🎥🎥🎥👀👀
Flash back to The Thing From The Grave.
these stuff be talking to me
Soggetto bellissimo.Solo gli inglesi sono maestri in questo genere terrore psicologia e forse ? Una critica impietosa sulla società .