Emilio Estevez, Cristina Raines, Lance Henriksen
Four horror tales with a supernatural twist based on urban ledgends.
DVD Release Date: August 24, 1999
Stats: 73 reviews
Pretty much a hot chick quits smoking, Emilio Estevez gets abducted by a video game, Lance Hendrixson kills satans truck with holy water and a family gets terrorized by the demon rodent. A lot like outer limits. Pretty fun.
A quartet of tales with a Nightmare theme!
Terror in Topanga - standard "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" fare about a motorist on an empty country road, and an escaped mental patient.
The Bishop of Battle - screams 1980's decade with a young Emilio Estevez hooked on a video arca...( read more)
Some decent horror tales. Nothing like Edward Bloch would write, but a respectable lineup nevertheless.
Emilio Estevez in "The Bishop Of Battle" as a suburban acrade addict, blasting "Black Flag" and "Fear" on his head phones until he is sucked fabled into the 13th level of the game. That's most of why you should watch "Nightmares", which is somewhere between "Creepshow" and "Tales...( read more)
A good collection of horror stories with a Tales from the Darkside feel.
Saw this as a kid, but would love to see it again. The video game story was the best.
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