Reason for fans to pick this one up is in the extras.
Scream Factory is releasing Paramount’s 1990 Tales from the Darkside, which I presume is a sort of horror / comedy.
While it hasn’t aged well, it should be welcomed by fans of the genre. as it’s fun overall.
Imagery is okay, but nothing special. A bit soft in some shots. A quart low on grain, but it is what it is. Nothing startling here.
Reason for fans to pick this one up is in the extras.
Director, John Harrison, is still at it, and that’s a good thing for fans.
Image – 3.75
Audio – 5 (DTS-HD MA 5.1)
Pass / Fail – Pass
Upgrade from DVD – why not
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I'd rather see Shout do something with the original TV series, even though HD is impossible with it.
TravisR
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I think I'm looking forward to the feature length documentary more than the movie itself.
Radioman970
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Cool, because in my world the film that calls itself
Radioman970
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i saw half the first story and cried. then left the house and took a walk. then called mom. then had some strawberry ice cream. then thought about my life. how things weren't all that bad in other parts of my life. there IS life after Creepshow III !
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Radioman970
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sometimes it takes more than fresh air and hugging your dog.
Wow! That bad, huh? Now I'm reeeeeally glad I never saw it! I've heard nothing but awful things about it!
