'The Resort': Five Perfect Minutes and Countless Missed Opportunities
The Resort has an excellent climax surrounded by disappointments. Somehow, at a mere 75 minutes, this movie still manages to be 70 minutes too long.
Tales of the Unknown (1990)
Somewhere, just beyond your doorstep, lies the unforeseen, the unexpected, the unexplainable... A shadowy world where curiosity and intrigue tempt you to enter, but don't always let you return. We invite you to cross over the threshold, if you dare, into the altered world of "Tales Of The Unknownm," for an unimaginable experience you'll never forget!
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Somewhere, just beyond your doorstep, lies the unforeseen, the unexpected, the unexplainable... A shadowy world where curiosity and intrigue tempt you to enter, but don't always let you return. We invite you to cross over the threshold, if you dare, into the altered world of "Tales Of The Unknownm," for an unimaginable experience you'll never forget!
Rating:
Genre:Horror
Written By:Jeff Copeland, Roger Nygard, Michael Matlock, Greg Beeman, Gary Ellis
In Theaters:5/14/1990
Box Office:
Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Pacific West Entertainment Group, Kassel Productions
Cast
Roger Nygard, John Kim, Greg Beeman, Todd A. Marks
Director
Frances Marshall
(segment 'Warped')
Jennifer Barlow Grodsky
(segment 'Warped')
Scott Hanson
(segment 'Warped')
Kay Bonner Nee
(segment 'Warped')
Walter Weaver
(segment 'Warped')
Molly Todd
(segment 'Warped')
Steve Earnshaw
(segment 'Warped')
Russ Fega
Jack Clayton (segment 'Jack Falls Down')
Diana Karanikas
Leslie Rule (segment 'Jack Falls Down')
Johnnie Morello
Death (segment 'Jack Falls Down')
Denise Cochran
Marcie (segment 'Jack Falls Down')
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