Tales from the Crypt: Season 1, Episode 4Only Sin Deep (14 Jun. 1989)A hooker learns that beauty is only skin deep. Director:Howard DeutchWriter:Fred Dekker (screenplay) |
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Tales from the Crypt: Season 1, Episode 4Only Sin Deep (14 Jun. 1989)A hooker learns that beauty is only skin deep. Director:Howard DeutchWriter:Fred Dekker (screenplay) |
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| John Kassir | ... |
Crypt Keeper
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| Lea Thompson | ... |
Sylvia Vane
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Britt Leach | ... |
Pawnbroker
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| Brett Cullen | ... |
Ronnie Price
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| Pamella D'Pella | ... |
Raven
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G. Smokey Campbell | ... |
Pimp
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| Burke Byrnes | ... |
Cop
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Matthew Faison | ... |
Doctor
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| Pamela Gordon | ... |
Old Crone
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Pamela West | ... |
Date
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Barry Thompson | ... |
Doorman
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The twenty-one year-old streetwalker Sylvia Vane is narcissistic with the beauty of her face. After killing a pimp and stealing his jewels, she heads to a pawnshop to raise money to buy expensive clothes to seduce the wealthy bachelor Ronnie Price. The pawnbroker offers ten-thousand dollars for her beauty and advises that she has four months to retrieve it, and Sylvia believes he is crazy. Sylvia succeeds in her intent and she moves to Ronnie's penthouse. Four months later, she finds wrinkles on her face and she remembers her debt with the pawnshop owner. Will she have time to revert the situation? Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
A call girl (Lea Thompson)needs money to land a handsome playboy (Bret Cullen) so she tries to sell some jewelry to a pawn shop owner (Britt Leach) but that's not what the pawnbroker is interested in. Instead he buys her beauty.
This is not the best in the series, but it's far from the worst it's an overall great episode with a great plot, but it seems like it tries too hard. you won't be disappointed with any episodes in this series, because they all bring something creepy to the table. This one hits home to the people who think beauty is everything.
It is kinda funny to watch this now being a big fan of "Back to the future." A part of me is just waiting for Michael J. Fox to show up in the DeLorean, but then I remember I'm watching Tales from the crypt, the show that help make HBO what it is.