"Good evening, kiddies. I just had quite a scare. I actually thought my heart was beating again! Tonight's twisted tale is a villainous voyage, a murderous medical madness that screams out the crypt-sequences of getting too nosy with your neighbors. So the next time you stare into someone's window...remember: curiosity killed the cat."
Suzy (Patricia Clarkson) looks out her window one night and watches a man kill a woman. She's so upset by this that she becomes mute. Perhaps Dr. Trask (Richard Thomas) could help her, except that, well, he's also the killer.
Directed by Jim Simpson (who was second unit on Event Horizon) and written by Nancy Doyne ("The Geezenstacks" episode of Tales from the Darkside) and Stevcn Dodd, this at least has John Boy being a manic.
It's based on the story of the same name that appeared in Crypt of Terror #18, written by William Gaines and Al Felder and drawn by Johnny Craig.
Suzy (Patricia Clarkson) looks out her window one night and watches a man kill a woman. She's so upset by this that she becomes mute. Perhaps Dr. Trask (Richard Thomas) could help her, except that, well, he's also the killer.
Directed by Jim Simpson (who was second unit on Event Horizon) and written by Nancy Doyne ("The Geezenstacks" episode of Tales from the Darkside) and Stevcn Dodd, this at least has John Boy being a manic.
It's based on the story of the same name that appeared in Crypt of Terror #18, written by William Gaines and Al Felder and drawn by Johnny Craig.