Two-Fisted Tales (TV 1992)

Directors:

Richard Donner, Tom Holland,

Writers:

Gilbert Adler, Frank Darabont (segment),

Stars:

William Sadler, David Morse, Neil Giuntoli

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
William Sadler	...	Mr. Rush (Presenter)
David Morse	...	Tom McMurdo (segment "Showdown")
Neil Giuntoli	...	Billy Quintaine (segment "Showdown") (as Neil Gray Giuntoli)
Roderick Cook	...	Cornelius Bosch (segment "Showdown")
Thomas F. Duffy	...	Scorby (segment "Showdown")
Monty Bass	...	Frank Little Bear (segment "Showdown")
Mel Coleman	...	Blacksmith (segment "Showdown")
Grant Gelt	...	Little Boy (segment "Showdown")
Paul T. Murray	...	Harley (segment "Showdown")
Tommy Townsend	...	Big Bart (segment "Showdown")
Raymond J. Barry	...	Garrett (segment "King of the Road")
Brad Pitt	...	Billy (segment "King of the Road")
Michelle Bronson	...	Carrie (segment "King of the Road")
Jack Kehler	...	Mole (segment "King of the Road")
Alva L. Petway	...	Dispatcher (segment "King of the Road")

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

1910s | intestines | trench | execution | cowardice | 

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Genres:

Drama | Horror | Thriller | War | Western

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

18 January 1992 (USA)

Also Known As:

Drei Wege in den Tod

Company Credits

Production Co:

Carolco Pictures

Technical Specs

Runtime:

88 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Did You Know?

Connections

Edited into Tales from the Crypt: Showdown (1992)

User Reviews

It still haunts me...

As a young lad I had the opportunity to see this "film", and allthough it had nothing compared to Tales from the Crypt, or Twilight Zone - hell, The Hitchiker was better - but I still thought that the plot in each story still had an edge...just that it wasn't that sharp...and it still managed to capture and hold that strange feeling when you don't know if you should laugh out loud, turn it off and something worth while, or maby just see it for what it is - A movie that's very idea (as so many have) that it IS bad. After all, just about everyone likes to trash a movie now and then just for fun...