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Originally Posted by kylactus

I've got the first seven seasons of Tales from the Crypt on DVD, I've never seen them on Blu-ray. I'm not sure if Blu-ray would even add anything to it. for me the 80's/ 90's slight soft blur o-vision look is part of the feel of the show. That was a great show, it's amazing to go back and see all the huge actors that got to do episodes. did anyone ever make a Crypt Keeper figure? That's one character that would be a great retro Mego style figure.

I'm pretty sure there's a variety of crypt keeper figures to choose from. I don't know that any are mego style, maybe we could possibly see one from NECA in the future, but I don't know if they have the rights/permission to work in that license.

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Originally Posted by Byrnes

I'm not a big horror movie fan in general but these movies are fun to watch over and over.

Return of the Living Dead 1985 (Great soundtrack)
Scream (I don't know I just like it even though it's goofy)
Hellraiser (classic to me)
Nightbreed
Alien
Jaws (scariest movie in the world because it is real)

Jaws isn't real, a great white that large would never come as close to shore as it did in that movie. Also at the beginning when it makes its first kill, which is one of the coolest/scariest parts of the film, sharks don't thrash their food and run laps with it in their mouth. Sharks just bite into whatever it is they're eating and pull down. It's a great movie and I really like it, but it's not the most realistic of all. I'd say movies like Last House on the Left, Psycho, or The Texas Chainsaw Massacre are more realistically handled and possible (the latter two films being inspired by real life serial killer Ed Gein).
Talking about Tales From the Crypt, who else remembers Creepshow, the movies? These were basically the R-rated versions of TftC (Tales only had one R-rated film and its original film from before the show was only PG). The first Creepshow was written and directed by Stephen King and George A Romero, pretty neat movie and worth a watch from Crypt fans. I also remember Tales from the Darkside which was basically just the TV-14 version of Tales from the Crypt, some of those stories were really weird though and seemed like they wanted to have a moral but that's not what people watching the show were looking for.