Tales from the Crypt Season 2
01. Dead Right
A gold digging waitress goes to a fortune teller who predicts that by the end of the day her boss will fire her and she will land a new job. When the prediction becomes reality, she goes back for more. The fortune teller predicts that she will marry a man who will inherit a fortune then die. She gets the money first and when she tells her husband to kiss off, he stabs her to death and ends up in the hot seat.
John Kassir
Crypt Keeper (voice)
Susan Lentini
Leanne
Joe Lerer
T.V. Reporter
Phyllis Hamlin
Reporter
Eric Poppick
Manager
Raina Manuel
Young Woman
Darlene Hartwell
Ora Lee
Tiffany Million
Stripper #2
Natalija Nogulich
Madam Vorna
Andy Wolk
Screenplay
Howard Deutch
Director
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Design
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Design
Tim Suhrstedt
Director of Photography
Seth Flaum
Editor
Karen Rea
Casting
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Designer
Jay Ferguson
Music
02. The Switch
An elderly millionaire asks a plastic surgeon to give him the body of a younger man to win the girl of his dreams.
William Hickey
Carlton Webster
Kelly Preston
Linda
Christopher Lawford
Manager
Roy Brocksmith
Vic
Ian Abercrombie
Fulton
Rick Rossovich
Hans/Younger Carlton Webster
Mark Pellegrino
Punk
Arnold Schwarzenegger
X-Con (uncredited)
Franco Columbu
Doctor's Assistant (uncredited)
Renee O'Connor
Waitress (deleted scenes)
Peter Kent
Muscle Beach Trainer
Kendall McCarthy
Doorman
Tish Smiley
Nurse
Renata Scott
Female Patient
John Kassir
Crypt Keeper (voice)
Richard Tuggle
Screenplay
Michael Taav
Screenplay
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Director
Jost Vacano
Director of Photography
Spiro Razatos
Stunts
Billy D. Lucas
Stunts
Ted Barba
Stunts
Stephen Semel
Editor
Jay Ferguson
Music
03. Cutting Cards
Two rival long time gamblers meet up in a small town to have one last duel.
Lance Henriksen
Reno Crevice
Kevin Tighe
Sam Forney
Roy Brocksmith
Vic
Diane Cary
Hostess
Allan Graf
Driver
Alisa Christensen
Blonde Woman
David Avadon
Dealer
John Kassir
Crypt Keeper (voice)
Walter Hill
Screenplay
Mae Woods
Screenplay
Walter Hill
Director
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Design
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Design
John R. Leonetti
Director of Photography
Carmel Davies
Editor
Karen Rea
Casting
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Designer
James Horner
Music
04. 'Til Death
An unscrupulous plantation owner looks to raise some cash to develop a worthless plot of inherited land by wooing a beautiful heiress to an island and using voodoo to make her his wife.
Aubrey Morris
Freddy
Janet Hubert
Psyche
D.W. Moffett
Logan Andrews
Pamela Gien
Margaret Richardson
Jeris Poindexter
Noah
Charles Hutchins
Minister
John Kassir
Crypt Keeper (voice)
Jeri Barchilon
Screenplay
Chris Walas
Director
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Design
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Design
John R. Leonetti
Director of Photography
J. Suzanne Rampe
Stunts
Michael Cassidy
Stunts
Stephen Semel
Editor
Karen Rea
Casting
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Designer
Nicholas Pike
Music
05. Three's a Crowd
For their tenth anniversary, a couple heads down to a cabin owned by their friend. When she and her friend start sneaking around the husband gets jealous and assumes that they are having an affair.
William M. Gaines
Comic Book
David Burton Morris
Screenplay
Annie Willette
Screenplay
Kim Steven Ketelsen
Screenplay
David Burton Morris
Director
Mamie Mitchell
Script Supervisor
Rosemary Brandenburg
Set Decoration
Marc Fisichella
Art Direction
Steven Wolff
Production Design
Jack Wallner
Director of Photography
Leann Nealz
Costume Design
Carlos David Amador
Hair Designer
Christa Reusch
Makeup Artist
Stephen Semel
Editor
Carolina Beroza
Assistant Editor
Fred Baron
Co-Producer
Suzanne Todd
Associate Producer
Suzanne Cornelius
Production Assistant
Alexandra Booke
Development Producer
Karen Rea
Casting
Jan Hammer
Music
06. The Thing From The Grave
A young photographer falls in love with a supermodel who is being mistreated by her boyfriend. When the lover finds out about them, he kills the photographer and plans to kill her but he finds out that you can't destroy love even when it's dead.
John Kassir
Crypt Keeper (voice)
Cindy Riegel
Assistant
Fred Dekker
Writer
Fred Dekker
Director
Steven Wolff
Production Design
Alex Nepomniaschy
Director of Photography
Stephen Semel
Editor
Karen Rea
Casting
David Newman
Original Music Composer
07. The Sacrifice
Reed is a hotshot insurance agent who decides to kill his stubborn boss and marry his wife. The plan works until Reed's boss who happens to be Gloria's ex-husband arrives with pictures he has taken of the murder and blackmails Reed.
Kim Delaney
Gloria Fielding
Michael Ironside
Jerry
Kevin Kilner
James
Don Hood
Sebastian Fielding
Willie C. Carpenter
Mallory
Deborah Packer
Voice of Parrot (voice)
Dana Craig
Doorman
John Kassir
Crypt Keeper (voice)
Ross Thomas
Screenplay
Richard Greenberg
Director
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Design
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Design
John R. Leonetti
Director of Photography
Kenny Bates
Stunts
Nick Brett
Stunts
Andrew London
Editor
Karen Rea
Casting
Jonathan Elias
Original Music Composer
08. For Cryin' Out Loud
A rock promoter has been hearing voices inside his head for the past years. His doctor explains it to be too much time in the music biz. But when he tries to steal money at an Iggy Pop concert he learns the voices to be none other than his conscience. His banker shows up one night trying to blackmail him but he bumps her off. His conscience gets on his back so much that he blurts out her murder and goes to the hot seat to shut his conscience up for good.
Lee Arenberg
Marty Slash
Frank Infante
Guitar Player
Iggy Pop
Iggy Pop
Katey Sagal
Ms. Kilbasser
Sam Kinison
Marty Slash's Conscience (voice)
Mark Lowenthal
Doctor
John Lafayette
Older Guard
Al White
Police Officer
Lee Morgan
Stage Manager
Joe Restivo
Chief Kabubi
Richard Stay
Spud
Tiffanie Poston
Waitress
Vince Melocchi
Young Guard
Dean Cleverdon
Priest
Hunt Sales
Drummer
Spyder Mittleman
Saxophone
Rich Hopkins
Concert Rocker (uncredited)
John Kassir
Crypt Keeper (voice)
Jeffrey Price
Screenplay
Peter S. Seaman
Screenplay
Jeffrey Price
Director
Steven Wolff
Production Design
Tim Suhrstedt
Director of Photography
Andrew London
Editor
Karen Rea
Casting
Peter S. Seaman
Co-Producer
Michel Rubini
Original Music Composer
09. Four-Sided Triangle
Mary Jo is a young slave girl on a farm. One day while escaping to the fields she has a vision that a scarecrow comes to save her from the cruel couple. When her master discovers the identity of her new boyfriend, he decides to disguise himself as the man in straw.
Tom Holland
Screenplay
James Tugend
Screenplay
Tom Holland
Director
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Design
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Design
Paul Elliott
Director of Photography
Cindy Folkerson
Stunts
Andrew London
Editor
Gail Levin
Casting
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Designer
Scott Johnson
Music
10. The Ventriloquist's Dummy
A ventriloquist seeks out his old hero, Ingels, who he always admired. He soon meets up with his ventriloquist dummy Morty and discovers a shocking secret.
Steve Susskind
Dick Feinwold
Don Rickles
Mr. Ingels, Ventriloquist
Bobcat Goldthwait
Billy Goldman
Shelley Taylor Morgan
Sally
Symie Dahut
Hooker
April Clawson
Singer
Joycee Katz
Mrs. Goldman
Courtney Mellinger
Young Billy
Jacqueline Jacobs
Wife
Robert Katims
Husband
Mindy Rickles
Girl at Bar
Richard Donner
Man at Bar (uncredited)
John Kassir
Crypt Keeper (voice)
Frank Darabont
Writer
Richard Donner
Director
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Design
Tim Suhrstedt
Director of Photography
J.P. Romano
Stunt Double
Phil Adams
Stunt Double
Stephen Semel
Editor
Gail Levin
Casting
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Designer
Miles Goodman
Original Music Composer
11. Judy, You're Not Yourself Today
Donald and Judy are a couple who find themselves in a game of witchcraft. When a mysterious woman convinces Judy to try on a magical necklace, the old woman switches their souls. Soon Donald realizes that something is wrong. He tricks the witch into thinking that Judy has cancer and they switch back. Then Donald kills the witch and buries her. Years later, she comes back and this time she's got a special surprise for him.
John Kassir
Crypt Keeper (voice)
Shari Stagliano Maier
Corpse
Scott Nimerfro
Writer
Randa Haines
Director
Steven Wolff
Production Design
Paul Elliott
Director of Photography
Kerrie Cullen
Stunts
Éva Gárdos
Editor
Richard Pagano
Casting
Sharon Bialy
Casting
Michael Convertino
Original Music Composer
12. Fitting Punishment
Bobby is an orphaned teenager who goes to live with his uncle Ezra. Ezra is a mortuary director who is very grumpy. One day he decides to fill his new casket by killing Bobby. Bobby is too tall to fit in it so he cuts off his feet but he soon regrets it.
Moses Gunn
Uncle Ezra Thornberry
Al Fann
Mr. Jeffries
Jon Clair
Bobby Thornberry
Teddy Wilson
Clyde
Nick LaTour
Doctor
Joanne Jackson
Woman in Mourning
John Kassir
Crypt Keeper (voice)
Michael Alan Kahn
Writer
Don Mancini
Writer
Jonathan David Kahn
Screenplay
Jack Sholder
Director
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Design
Jack Wallner
Director of Photography
Clifford Strong
Stunt Double
Ousaun Elam
Stunt Double
Andrew London
Editor
Richard Pagano
Casting
Sharon Bialy
Casting
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Designer
Stanley Clarke
Original Music Composer
13. Korman's Kalamity
Jim Korman is a cartoonist for Tales From The Crypt. He has talent for creating horrible creatures - they are all inspired by his harassing wife. Little does he know that his creations are coming to life and creating havoc. A female detective pursues the creator and suddenly falls for him. Korman decides to finally take his wife out of the picture.
Colleen Camp
Mrs. Mildred Korman
Cynthia Gibb
Lorelei Phelps
Richard Schiff
Lester Middleton
Tom Woodruff Jr.
Utility Monster
Harry Anderson
Jim Korman
Austin Straus
Bob Grimes
Lance Davis
Art Goldstein
Abel Franco
Lt. Bushmill
Michael Lee Owens
Douglas
Eric Mettner
Butch
Artis Phillips Jr.
News Vendor
John Kassir
Crypt Keeper (voice)
Terry Black
Writer
Rowdy Herrington
Director
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Design
Shelly Johnson
Director of Photography
Kerrie Cullen
Stunts
Mike Watson
Stunts
Pasquale Buba
Editor
Richard Pagano
Casting
Sharon Bialy
Casting
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Designer
David Kitay
Original Music Composer
14. Lower Berth
Enoch is a two-faced man at a sideshow carnival. One day a new attraction arrives—a 4 century old mummy. When the owner learns that the mummy is not only ripped off but cursed, he swipes the jewels off the mummy but soon he regrets it. This episode also features the birth of The Cryptkeeper.
Fred Dekker
Writer
Kevin Yagher
Director
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Design
Robert Draper
Director of Photography
Pasquale Buba
Editor
Karen Rea
Casting
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Designer
Michel Colombier
Music
15. Mute Witness to Murder
A woman witnesses a man slaughter his wife. The man lives across the street from her. When her husband calls their doctor, she's even more horrorfied to learn that the doctor is also the killer.
Patricia Clarkson
Suzy
Richard Thomas
Dr. Trask
Reed Birney
Paul
Kristine Nielsen
Dolores
Diane Peterson
Mrs. Trask
Christopher Durang
Dolores' Husband
John Kassir
Crypt Keeper (voice)
Nancy Doyne
Writer
Jim Simpson
Director
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Design
Robert Draper
Director of Photography
Sonya Polonsky
Editor
Karen Rea
Casting
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Designer
Jan Hammer
Music
16. Television Terror
Horton Rivers is an arrogant television tabloid host. He is trying to get big ratings and decides to take his crew through a haunted house. The house is rumored to be haunted by an old woman who killed a number of men. Soon strange things start happening. Someone or something is stalking Horton and his camera crew. The ratings could take him to the top or to the bottom.
Morton Downey, Jr.
John Kassir
Crypt Keeper (voice)
Victor Paul
Rudy Deluca
Dorothy Parke
Sam
Peter Van Norden
Booth
Ami Rothschild
Lisa
Candace Savalas
A.D.
Jeannie Epper
Ada Ritter
Wally Rose
Man in Tub
Steve Picerni
Man on Staircase
Ted Grossman
Weird Old Man with Camera
Randall Jahnson
Writer
G.J. Pruss
Writer
Charlie Picerni
Director
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Design
Robert Draper
Director of Photography
Kenny Bates
Stunt Double
Chuck Picerni Jr.
Stunt Double
Pasquale Buba
Editor
Karen Rea
Casting
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Designer
J. Peter Robinson
Music
17. My Brother's Keeper
Siamese twins, the timid and kind-hearted Frank and the other, reckless and sadistic Eddie, must make a decision on whether or not to allow an experimental surgery to have them separated, even though one of them doesn't want to be split from the other.
John Kassir
Crypt Keeper (voice)
Ron Orbach
Doctor
Valerie Bickford
Dominatrix
Charles Stransky
Detective
Connie Johnson
Attractive Nurse
Trixie Hall
Bimbette
Jeffrey Price
Writer
Peter S. Seaman
Writer
Peter S. Seaman
Director
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Design
Mark Irwin
Director of Photography
Bruce Paul Barbour
Stunts
Gary Epper
Stunts
Charlie Picerni
Stunts
Chuck Picerni Jr.
Stunts
Steve Picerni
Stunts
Victor Paul
Stunts
Philip Romano
Stunts
Stephen Semel
Editor
Karen Rea
Casting
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Designer
Jeffrey Price
Co-Producer
Michel Rubini
Music
18. The Secret
Theodore is a 12 year old orphan who gets adopted by an unusual couple who lock him up in the attic. They are always working and he never gets to go and have some fun. Little does he know that his new parents harbor a dark secret. Little do they know he harbors a secret of his own.
Larry Drake
Santa
John Kassir
Crypt Keeper (voice)
Georgann Johnson
Miss Hagstead
Stella Hall
Miss Heather
Nicolas Ostrogovich
Joey
Jordan Metzner
Orphan
Doug Ronning
Writer
J. Michael Riva
Director
Virginia L. Randolph
Production Design
Elliot Davis
Director of Photography
Bobby Porter
Stunt Double
Jeffrey J. Dashnaw
Stunt Double
Sandy Berumen
Stunt Double
Dennis Virkler
Editor
Karen Rea
Casting
David Kitay
Music