The film was recently featured in an article on the horror film website "Shocktillyoudrop.com" featuring films released in the summer every year since 1979. The article became so popular enough, that the producer of the film, Darin Scott to give his thanks and praise to the article and its writer.
This movie is a tribute to the British horror anthology films of the 60's and 70's. One of which is the original Tales From the Crypt, where this film draws its title from. A running theme among these films would be that several people would find themselves trapped in a mysterious place from which the stories would be told, and then after the final story, it would be revealed that everyone was in fact already dead and in Hell.
David Alan Grier, known during the early to mid 90's as one of the cast members on the sketch show In Living Color (1990), appeared in a very rare non-comedic role as Carl, the very abusive stepfather during the second segment.
In the tale of the crooked cops: The name of the murdered man who seeks revenge is listed in the police database as "Martin Ezekell Moorehouse", but his tombstone reads "Martin Ezekiel Moorehouse".
Will this film ever be re-released on DVD or Blu-ray?
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I have it on DVD already, but I wonder if it'll ever get the high-def or special edition treatment, because it's not the best DVD transfer I've ever seen, it'll do for now but I really would like to know for future reference.