Brad Pitt starred in these forgotten stories

There was time when “Tales from the Cambling” were the jewel in the HBO crown. Depending on the super-of the fifties of the last century, “Tales from the Crypt” was a series of evil selections with “Twilight Zone”-such as tales of morals, only with more breastfeeding, sex, wilderness and friendliness. The series hosted a moldy corpse of the puns called The Cryptkeeper, which was expressed by John Casser, and was reading stories from the cellar of the castle, keen to see the heroes to be cut. This series was a great success, and the giant’s giant’s stars were attracted regularly. Tom Hanks appeared in the exhibition, and was directed by Arnold Schwarzeneg. In fact, he threw a rock in a room full of actors who were active in the early nineties, and would strike a person on “tales of the cellar.”

In some way, this bad show became one of the leading shows of HBO in the 1990s, a MERCH kingdom, ball and pins, games, Christmas record, and movies (at the end) were born. In fact, it was successful enough to inspire many rotation. Children have been dealt with the “Tales from the Cryptkeeper” in addition to the “Double Dare” game “Secrets of the Crytpkeeper’s Haunted House”. In 1997, there was a short -term scientific reflection called “science deviations”, also dependent on EC cartoons in the old school. This show is hosted by CGI Android called Chrome (MAUREEN TEEFY).

Few might remember, though, in 1992 “Crypt” Spinoff entitled “Tales from Vitilin”. It also depended on comedy in the fifties of the last century, specifically its popular and western titles and movement. The collection of stars of “Crypt” producers-that is: Richard Doner, Walter Hill, Joel Silver, and Robert Zimikis-TV pilot, for “Tales of Ships” that were built from three sectors of 30 minutes. The pilot starred the actors such as Brad Pitt, David Morse, Dan Icroid and Kirk Douglas. William Sadner, the host, Mr. Rush, played the ghost of a western weapon.

The pilot was not captured, unfortunately, and it was only broadcast only once in 1992 as a TV movie.