#Tales From The Crypt 1989

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Tales From The Crypt - "Dig That Cat….He's Real Gone" - (1989)

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Scream King - Billy Zane

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Arnold Schwarzenegger himself takes the place of The Crypt-Keeper during the prologue in the episode "The Switch".

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Tales From the Crypt promo, 1989

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"A call girl plans to land a rich playboy and pawns her beauty in order to dress to impress. What? She misunderstands the pawnshop's refund offer? Too late to read between the lines (and wrinkles), girlie!"

Tales From The Crypt: Only Sin Deep (1989) Season One, Episode Four Dir: Howard Deutch

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Uppermoon trio + Muzan x female reader watching a horror movie headcanons? ;)

Muzan + Upper Moon Trio (separately) x Fem! Reader Watching Horror Movies

Modern AU (they're still demons and reader is a female human!)

Muzan: 

It's hard finding a movie for Muzan to genuinely watch. He's so nitpicky about them. What's the point of watching fake gore if he can just go outside, kill someone, and create his own horror movie?

Muzan glares at the screen if the gore is inaccurate or there's too much blood (or too little). Why lie? Where's the real stuff? 

Muzan probably likes torture gore movies but still wants plot. 

Muzan likes Silent Hill (2006), the Saw series, Silence of the lambs (1991), Truth or Dare (2018). He likes all the gore and the plot makes up for the inaccuracy of the gore (he likes Truth or Dare simply because the idea of controlling human's minds and bodies are amusing to him)

It's hard to make Muzan sit down and watch a movie with you since he'd rather do other things instead such as work, but once in a blue moon you can convince him. 

Muzan rarely ever cuddles you when watching movies, but if he notices you're scared, he'd pull you close by your waist so you're hugging his side. He acts like it isn't a big deal, but it obviously is considering Muzan's dislike for humans and their weakness. He doesn't bother trying to tease you about your fear, you're already scared and you both know this, and scary movies are supposed to ignite that sort of fear (he also might be engrossed in the movie you put on, but he'll never let you know that satisfaction). 

Douma: 

Douma loves gory movies. 

Douma talks to the TV like it can hear him. Will tell the characters to calmly run, makes remarks about them being too slow or how the killer is catching up (he might be fantasizing about being the one chasing them). 

Douma laughs at every joke in the script like it's the funniest joke he's ever heard. He even laughs when background characters laugh (that's how you know he's a fake one). 

Douma likes obscure movies such as the Circle (2015), Last Shift (2014), the Final Destinations, and Wolf Creek (2005). Probably likes Human Centipede (2009) and laughs at the grossest scenes.

Douma forces you to keep your eyes open, like physically holds them open.

Douma laughs at your fear, he finds amusement in it. It's real genuine fear compared to the fake acting on TV. 

Douma will only comfort you if you cry or if you walk out on the movie to get away from him. He'll apologize profusely (mainly because he doesn't want to sleep alone on the couch). 

Kokushibo: 

Kokushibo doesn't care much for them. He prefers thrillers or mysteries instead.

Kokukshibo is genuinely a little bit freaked out of Scream (1996) because of the guessing who is the killer element, along with the technology of phones (he's traditional, refuses to use anything except letters or email). It was a fight to get him to use router phones. 

Kokushibo likes storytelling movies, or movies with multiple protagonists, or movies where you guess the killer.

Kokushibo likes movies such as Trick ‘R Treat (2007), the Tales from the Crypt series (1989), Stephen King's 1922 (from 2017), Psycho (1960). Nothing too graphic. Gore does not equal horror in his book. He watched M3gan (2022) and was uncomfortable of the advanced technology. 

Kokushibo will reassure you if you're scared. He'll tell you that the movie is fake and will turn the movie off if that's what you want, he'd rather read or do something else instead. If you want to continue watching the movie, he'll give you a blanket so you can hide your face when you get scared, or hide it in his chest, he doesn't mind that either. He finds it comforting that you turn to him when you're scared.

Akaza: 

Akaza is someone who yells at the TV. He'll be one to yell "Run lady run!" whenever the victim trips. Akaza understands final girls cannot punch a hole through their stomaches like how he can, so he just screams at them.

Akaza loves watching movies involving final girls such as the classic 80's and 90's movies with the most final girls. He likes seeing the women kick evil men's asses because the killer had the audacity to prey on someone they believed were weak. 

Akaza likes the first Halloween (1978). He walks you home so you don't get stalked like Laurie Strode did. He also likes the Nightmare on Elm Street series (and watches you when you sleep to make sure Freddy Krueger isn't getting you). He likes Joy Ride 1 (2001) and Joy Ride 2 (2008) [though, he likes the second one way better], and Unfriended: Dark Web (2017). Unfriended made him genuinely uncomfortable because of the invisible paranormal force killing the victims off. How can you fight if you can't see it?

Akaza notices the second you show discomfort or fear, he asks if you want to have the movie turned off. If you don't, he'll put his arm around your shoulder and pull you close to him. He likes when you hide your face in his shoulder or chest, he likes that you turn to him to protect you (because he obviously will). 

        I apologize sincerely for the huge delay! I had little time to write due to work so the only time I had to write was when I was supposed to be sleeping or relaxing, but I finally got this done! Better late than never!

         Want more Muzan content? Check out the Muzan masterlist!

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masterlist!

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        At the moment my requests are temporarily closed, I'm working on other requests (that are months old...), but once I finally clear those up, I'll be accepting more requests!

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Tales from the Crypt (1989-1996) Season 2 Episode 18  The Secret

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Larry Drake in Tales from the Crypt (1989)

S1. Episode 1. - And All Through the House

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On June 10, 1989, Tales from the Crypt premieres on HBO.

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Tales From The Crypt (1989-1996)

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Horrorween Day 23 / 31: Tales From The Crypt (1989-1996): “Next up on the Home Chopping Network; it’s time for the Cryptkeepers Fashion BOO-tique. Today we’re featuring my full line of après vie death care products. We’ve got everything from face-scream to maSCAREa. Try some. It’s the best thing you can do for demEYES.” 

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𝔗𝔞𝔩𝔢𝔰 𝔉𝔯𝔬𝔪 𝔱𝔥𝔢 ℭ𝔯𝔶𝔭𝔱 𝔳𝔥𝔰

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Tales from the Crypt | 1 season | 1989

[iamtryingtobelieve]

"Her stocks, bonds, house: Charles loves everything about Peggy and wants to make sure their honeymoon is a night of (murderous) passions. But there's a family secret Peggy never told him..."

Tales From The Crypt: Lover Come Hack To Me Season One, Episode Five Dir: Tom Holland

[thenightling]

Horror-versary

This is a big year for Horror anniversaries.

Sleepy Hollow (Tim Burton movie, not TV series) turns twenty-five-years-old. (this coming November) Interview with The Vampire (movie) turns thirty-years-old. (I wish they'd release an extended cut or director's cut for its thirtieth anniversary). Ghostbusters turned forty-years-old this year. Ghostbusters 2 turned Thirty-five-years-old this year. The Sandman (original comics) turned thirty-five this past November. Wolf (Jack Nicholson werewolf movie) turns thirty-years-old this year. Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (Movie. Not actually the most faithful to the book) turns thirty-years-old this year. Frankenstein (2004 version with Luke Goss, most faithful to the book that I know of) turns twenty-years-old this year. The 1958 Dracula (Horror of Dracula) was released in the US in 1959 so this is its sixty-fifth anniversary of its American release. Beetlejuice the animated series premiered thirty-five-years-ago. Fright Night Part 2 was released in May 1989, making it thirty-five-years-old. The movie Van Helsing turns twenty-years-old this year. Hammer's version of The Mummy turns sixty-five-years-old. The 1999 version of The Mummy turns twenty-five-years-old. The TV show Tales from the Crypt turns Thirty-five-years-old this year. And Creature from the Black Lagoon turns seventy this year.