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Tales From The Crypt: The Complete Third Season
(2006)
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Warner Home Video
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Horror
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English
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3/21/2006
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Welcome back, fiends and ghouls! The cadaverous Cryptkeeper has 13 grim little morality plays to chill your marrow and whiten your hair during season three of
Tales From the Crypt
. This year's merry mayhem is kicked off with a 90-minute special, comprised of three half-hour stories:
The Trap
, starring
Teri Garr
and
Bruno Kirby
in a cautionary fable about an insurance scam;
Loved to Death
, with
Andrew McCarthy
as a nerdish screenwriter who gets more than he bargained for when he transforms his sexy neighbor (
Mariel Hemingway
) into his willing love slave; and
Carrion Death
invokes unpleasant memories of
Erich Von Stroheim
's
Greed
as an escaped convict (
Kyle MacLachlan
) makes a desperate dash across the desert while still manacled to the corpse of a lawman. Other hell-acious season three highlights include
Abra Cadaver
, in which a brilliant surgeon exacts a nasty revenge upon his practical-joking brother;
The Reluctant Vampire
, with
Malcolm McDowell
as a gentle-natured bloodsucker who worries about reverting to his old bad habits when his current plasma supply runs out; and
Split Second
, wherein the friends of a lumberjack come up with a sharp-edged comeuppance for the man who permanently blinded their pal. The last episode of the season eschews the supernatural in favor of straightforward suspense and human conflict, and is all the better for it;
Yellow
, is directed by
Robert Zemeckis
and stars
Kirk Douglas
as a taciturn WWI Army officer who must deal with the cowardice of his son (played by
Kirk
's real-life son
Eric Douglas
) in his own unique fashion. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
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