Episode
Tales from the Crypt: None But the Lonely Heart / This'll Kill Ya / On a Deadman's Chest
Overview
A sneaky man is obsessed with wedding rich older women then killing them. His business partner fears that he'll be caught soon. He finds himself in hot water when he starts getting threatening notes. He kills off those he suspects and soon he realizes the meaning of the saying revenge is sweet. Sophie and Pack are workers at a medicine company. They are furious when their boss tells the papers that they are ready to test their new drug on humans. One day, while he is taking his shots they accidently inject him with the serum. George has only a few hours to live. He starts to have delusions and learns he's been set up and kills Pack. A rocker fights with his manager. His groupie girlfriend shows him a special tattoo and convinces him to get one from where she got it. The tattoo has a picture of a dragon but a cartoon face that looks like Scarlett. He tries to remove the tattoo but no matter how hard he tries it keeps coming back.
Details
- Series
- Tales from the Crypt
- Season
- Season 4
- Episode
- Episode 1
- Air date
- 1992-06-27
- Runtime
- 83 min
Episode context
None But the Lonely Heart / This'll Kill Ya / On a Deadman's Chest is Episode 1 in Season 4 of Tales from the Crypt. It aired on 1992-06-27. The runtime is 83 min.
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