Tales from the Darkside: The Movie
A young boy tells three stories of horror to distract a witch who plans to eat him.
Director(s)
John Harrison
Marybeth Hagner
Amelia Villero
Rosemary C. Cremona
Wendy Lee Roberts
Cast & crew
Julianne Moore
Susan (segment ‘Lot 249’)
Steve Buscemi
Bellingham (segment ‘Lot 249’)
Christian Slater
Andy (segment ‘Lot 249’)
Rosemary C. Cremona
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Ralph Marrero
Cabbie (segment "Lot 249")
Michael Deak
Mummy (segment ‘Lot 249’)
Mark Margolis
Gage (segment ‘Cat From Hell’)
John Harrison
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James Remar
Preston (segment ‘Lover’s Vow’)
Rae Dawn Chong
Carola (segment ‘Lover’s Vow’)
David Johansen
Halston (segment ‘Cat From Hell’)
Matthew Lawrence
Timmy (Wraparound Story)
Larry Silvestri
Cop #2 (segment ‘Lover’s Vow’)
Debbie Harry
Betty (Wraparound Story)
Philip Lenkowsky
Maddox (segment ‘Lover’s Vow’)
Alice Drummond
Carolyn (segment ‘Cat From Hell’)
William Hickey
Drogan (segment ‘Cat From Hell’)
David Forrester
Priest (Wraparound Story)
Robert Sedgwick
Lee (segment ‘Lot 249’)
Donald Van Horn
Moving Man (segment ‘Lot 249’)
George Guidall
Museum Director (segment "Lot 249")
Kathleen Chalfant
Dean (segment ‘Lot 249’)
Paul Greeno
Cabbie (segment ‘Cat From Hell’)
Dolores Sutton
Amanda (segment ‘Cat From Hell’)
Ashton Wise
Jer (segment ‘Lover’s Vow’)
Robert Klein
Wyatt (segment ‘Lover’s Vow’)
Joe Dabenigno
Cop #1 (segment ‘Lover’s Vow’)
Donna Davidge
Gallery Patron (segment ‘Lover’s Vow’)
Nicole Leach
Margaret (segment ‘Lover’s Vow’)
Daniel Harrison
John (segment ‘Lover’s Vow’)
Marybeth Hagner
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Amelia Villero
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Wendy Lee Roberts
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Reviews
JPV852
Okay anthology horror movie, the first one, "Lot 249", was the best due to the cast (Slater, Buscemi, Moore) and also enjoyed "Lover's Vow" even if the animatronic effects weren't the best. However, "Cat from Hell" really dragged the film as a whole down, almost dozed off a couple of times during that segment, although the ending of that one was gross. The wrap-around story was fine with a fun conclusion I guess. **3.5/5**
Dr_Nostromo
53/100 "Tales from the Darkside" was a fairly entertaining, tongue-in-cheek, horror anthology TV series. For a movie, however, you'd think they would have turned it up a few notches ...especially with the talent backing up the writing. But, basically what we have here is 3 stories that are no different than watching 3 episodes of the TV show. It's not bad - in fact, I enjoyed it for what it was - it just wasn't anything special. - DrNostromo.com
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