Tales From The Crypt (S-7) (E-10)




Genre
Comedy | Crime | Horror | Mystery | Thriller

Created by
William Gaines (original concept)

Cast
John Kassir / Roy Brocksmith / Miguel Ferrer / Cam Clarke / Larry Drake / Bobcat Goldthwait / Lance Henriksen  / Sherrie Rose / Marshall R. Teague / Peter Van Norden / Constance Wiggins / Whoopi Goldberg / Kirk Douglas / Malcolm McDowell / Steven Weber / Raymond J. Barry / Timothy Dalton / Cathy Moriarty / Donald O'Connor / Christopher Reeve / Lou Diamond Phillips / Brooke Shields / Mark Dacascos / Catherine O'Hara / Adam Storke / Humphrey Bogart / Anthony Andrews / Mary Ellen Trainor / M. Emmet Walsh / Ruth de Sosa / Rick Rossovich / Jonathan Stark / Bruce Boxleitner / Sandra Dickinson / Patricia Charbonneau / Jacqueline Alexandra Citron / Dennis Farina

Directed by
Russell Mulcahy / Elliot Silverstein / Robert Zemeckis / Richard Donner / Tom Holland / Walter Hill / Stephen Hopkins / Howard Deutch / Kevin Yagher / John Harrison / Gilbert Adler / Gary Fleder / Rodman Flender / William Malone /. Robin Bextor / Mary Lambert / Fred Dekker / Richard Greenberg / Randa Haines / Rowdy Herrington / David Burton Morris / Steven E. de Souza / John Frankenheimer / Ramón Menéndez / Mandie Fletcher / Christopher Hart

Produced by
Richard Donner / David Giler / Robert Zemeckis / Alexander B. Collett / Jennie Lew Tugend / Scott Nimerfro / Suzanne Todd / Marcus Keys / Stephen Semel / Barry Josephson / Robert Parigi / Connie Johnson / Lisa Sandoval / Charles Skouras III / Dennis Stuart Murphy / Patrick Loubert / Toper Taylor / Stephen Hodgins / Michael Hirsh / Vince Commisso / Patricia R. Burns / Peter S. Seaman / Lisa Sandoval / Richard Mirisch / Connie Johnson

Production company
 Home Box Office (HBO), Tales From The Crypt Holdings

Original channel
HBO[1]

Original language
English

Country of origin
United States

Broadcast dates
10 June 1989 (USA) 

Original runing time
June 10, 1989 – July 19, 1996

Episode duration
approx. 22-29 minutes.

Picture format
480i (SDTV)

Studio
Big Sky Ranch - 4927 Bennett Road, Simi Valley, California, USA

Official website
http://www.warnervideo.com/talesfromthecryptdvd/

Episode summary
A priest discovers that he has two long lost daughters, beautiful Angelica and ugly Leah, who fears that because of her looks their father will leave them again and when he plans to leave he gets a big surprise.

Fun and viewer review
I always had trouble getting through the first 3 minutes of this one as it starts out very slow, involves a Crypt staple in twin characters (See, "People Who Live In Brass Heases" and "My Brother's Keeper"), and it even gets to the point of sheer boredom, but somewhere along the lines, it becomes very interesting and finishes off with an excellent if somewhat predictable payoff. While this episode seems very British, it works well for this type of story as the setting seemed to fit it perfectly. The acting is really good and the makeup for Leah is downright creepy and revolting, exactly how it should be. The good sister/evil sister element was played off perfectly which leads into the sympathatic conclusion. This one may not sit well with religious buffs though. That was one twisted priest, that's for sure. A sex starved priest was implied in "As Ye Sow" but here he's all out. I give this one a solid 7, for the ending especially, it was kind of sad actually.

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