Joan Collins in Tales From The Crypt (1972)
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- Tales From The Crypt - "All Through the House"
Saucy Joan is a murderous strumpet who wallops her husband to death on Christmas Eve and is then besieged by a homicidal maniac dressed as Santa Claus. Wonderfully dark episode from the '70s horror anthology movie, "Tales From the Crypt".
Joan Collins is absolutely stunning! Even to this day she still has her looks! One of the most beautiful woman of her time.
She was at top form in 1976 for her Star Trek appearance as Edith Keeler in "City on the edge of forever".
I remember my parents taking our whole family to the drive in to see this movie in 1972. I was only eight years old. This and the episodes in the movie scared the crap out of me! I remember it like yesterday! This is to awesome to watch it on CZcams!!!
Loved this in AHS Apocalypse. They did a good remake of this scene.
Man what a babe; Joan Collins, Raquel Welch and Jayne Seymour make me wish I could go back in time. Classic beauties
Amazing segment. By far my favorite story of the original Crypt movie.
I cannot tell you how badly this scared the shit out of me as a kid! It still freaks me out... that Santa is something else!
i loved it as a child it did frighten me and i love it as a adult
Was always looking for this film! Thank You! More quality than in any modern movie. Joan is great! And best of all: The coolest telephone ever!
Joan Collins is so beautiful. I love this movie ! A little corny but, it was 1972.
I went to go see this movie in the drive-in, we never saw disney or cartoons, dad liked to take up to the scary ones, thanks for posting.. brought back all those childhood fears and memories
No, he had it right this is from the 1972 movie tales from the Crypt. In 1992 they made an episode just like this scene from the movie.
Joan's gorgeous in this. Better still, she's even gorgeous 30 years later!
Great scene!
Joan Collins is an amazing, talented actress!!
Thanks a lot!
I think this is the best of the tales. Love it. Thanks for putting it on.
Joan is a beauty.🌹
LOVE how the homicidal maniac goes right over to Joan's house.
thanx for posting this... i was looking for a similar one but just discovered it was a remake of this one!
Years Later, the second episode of the first season of Tales from the crypt is a renactment of this
I remember the one w/the blonde lady, she had to drag her husband out into the snow & the guy was out there..But Joan was amazing, that was pretty good..
Always wanted to see this. Thanks for posting.
THIS IS CLASSIC THANKS FOR THE VIDEO
Oh! Nice one Joan. Merry Christmas to you too!!!.
Such a great little story for the night before Christmas! Joan picked an odd time to dispose of her hubbie! Love the way how we get a selection of Carols, too, from the best of the Amicus films.
Loved the version of "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen". I wished they bothered to play carols half so good now.
The 90s one was sooo much scarier. :(
Looks like Santa was killing her by giving her a shoulder massage!
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I nearly jumped out of my skin @ 5:45. Best Christmas segment EVER!!!
One of the best segments from the 1972 "Tales From The Crypt," movie featuring the beautiful Joan Collins, Sir Ralph Richardson & Peter Cushing. Joan was great looking then & she's still holding up rather well even now, at age 78! Don't hate her because she's still gorgeous.
horror movies from the 70's were great
I saw this episode when i was little SCARED the shit out of me, i remembered this episode for years lol
Brilliant. Short yet effective!
Joan Collins is a goddess.
watched this a few years ago, it was on again last nite been dying for it to come on, little did i know its on here lol great film
When I was a little kid it scared me so much I wondered what happened to the little girl.
Same, it's the one that's two videos below this one, also called All Through The House. It's in 3 parts.
Nothing like a psycho killer santa to put a damper on your evening.
Christmas in the 1970''s we expected this most Christmas time murder and psychotic Santa's
Oh! OH! OHHHHHHH WOOOW! Thanks, that really got the spot! Nobody can crack that but you!
Nice crescent/star hat. Not the first thing that comes to mind during 'CHRISTmas' holidays. Can't say I've ever seen one on any Christmas tree either...
This is a classic!!
This is better than the adaptation in the t.v. series! I mean, having Santa look NORMAL makes it all the creepier!
Merry Christmassage is what he calls it. Deadly.
this is an excellent 70's film from the amicus studios . they excelled in making anthologies were there were several short stories in the main film . other amicus films to look out for are .. / the vault of horror / doctor terrors house of horrors / the house that dripped blood / torture garden /
What I like about the "Tales from the Crypt" movie is that most of the main characters deserved the terrible fates that awaited them and you can sympathize for their victims. I feel sorry for the husband here, who clearly worshipped the wife whom he never suspected would kill him.
this is one of my favorites
Joan Collin's character was ahead of her time. More like the modern woman in 2013.
Joan Collins was never known for her acting abilities. Although she has put in some good stage performances.
Pure Scary Stuff!
That must have been one hell of a neck massage he was giving.
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Joan had the best hair of the 70s.
That's one gorgeous house
i think both this version and the 1989 episode are both great, this ones simple but very creepy but the 1989 version is more over the top but so much fun
Where the rest of it?! It was getting good!
ALL of those people initially thought they were in the catacombs for one reason or other. Like most Amicus anthology films, there is a TWIST in the end where we find out the real reason. They all committed those crims, got killed and are now in purgatory, followed by an eternity in hell.
Ye thanks it was Dig That Cat. I didn't finish it last time but I just watched it and the ending is really cool.
Robert Wuhl was also good in that episode.
Well, obviously not for everyone. The Crypt Keeper clearly tells them that he has NOT been telling of them of their future and that his chamber was "a place for those who died with repentince." Watch the movie again.
@joancollins54 The second "CAROL' in "All through the House" is "Once in Royal David's City." I had a hard time trying to find the name of my favorite carol and one of the commenters said it is by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. So I went to Amazon(dot)com and searched through MTC Christmas albums and listened to the samples of each of their choruses--wallah!--and I found the right melody and the right title. You should if you are ever stumped!
She should have called the police and blame her husbands murder on the santa maniac.
hey is there more to this episode? it just seemed to end oddly
i like this better than the 90s version, at least it elaborated on her doom
in 1989 they redid this with Mary Ellen Trainor as the wife & Larry Drake as Santa for the series.
it's not xmas until you see this.
the blood is the same colour as the walls of the hallway and landing
Yes, the Robert Zemeckis ones are way creepier than these, especially with Larry Drake as the evil santa instead of my grampa lookalike.
Do you know the other stories that came with that one? I think there was one where the guy gets buried alive.
4:03 to 6:32 can anyone tell me who this particular version of "Away in a Manger" is by?
what is the name of the secod song that is played?
I actually like this version better. It's more subtle and creepy.
Merry Christmas everyone!!!
i used to love this show. especially the movie.
i missed that zombie which is the host
merry christmas lol awesome.
Well, that sure is one deadly shoulder massage at the end. :D
Who was the choir singing in this movie?
i find this shining examples of why you shouldn't lie to your kids and karma
sorry, but id the rest of this episode on here?? if not please post.
No, just three. "And All Through the House," "Wish Your Were Here" and "Blind Alleys."
I can't believe she didn't try to use the homicidal maniac as an alibi! CSI would nail her for sure.
"Yes, Sgt. Rogers, sir." creepy as hell
AHS APOCALYPSE
Actually, it's the first time I ever had this stupid "argument." I don't even realize why it's an argument in the first place, since THE MOVIE MAKES IT DAMN CLEAR THEY'RE ABOUT TO ENTER HELL FOR WHAT THEY HAVE DONE.
PS - Yes, I misspelled two words. Oh, the tragedy!
I think i watched the wrong episode... on tv
it must have been a remake
WELL NOW I REALLY WANNA SEE THIS
Have to be honest, after seeing the HBO version first- doesn't everyone think it's scarier when the woman doesn't know the killer is on the loose? Will say this for '72, the Carol door reveal is scarier than the Carrie window reveal in '89. But again, for '89 - the ax is way better than bare-hands. As for Santa, this guy is creepier than Larry Drake, but he lacks the slow motion of really creepy killers (like Michael Myers). This one's much nastier but Mary Ellen Trainor was more entertaining.
" I let him in mummy "
ha ha
pretty good.
I think she's Katy from Who Slew Auntie Roo(?). Another British horror film.
The bad person always gets their karma in tales from the crypt stories, she killed her husband to run away with his life insurance with another man, but at the worst time possible, a man dressed like Santa escaped from a mental hospital and happens to end up at her house,
it looks like she knocked over the white vase on purpose for dramatic effect. love joan.
I saw a remake of this too, with a blonde woman, and the Santa was dressed more scarily.
Damn, freakin' Joan Collins looks GOOD!
WRONG!!! In the end, it is revealed that they HAVE done all those horrible things, got retribution for it and are now in purgatory, awaiting their eventual descent into hell. I thought the last five minutes made it clear...
Joan Collins of course!
a true classic still make the hair stand on end
The cops would've only had to fingerprint the dead guy to realize that the psycho hadn't touched him. Assuming he was wearing gloves throughout, blood under her long nails would still match his !
It was for insurance money. Remember the insurance brochure she takes out of the safe?
because it is a DEADLY massage!!!
Oh yeah, Major.
"He'll be fed all right..."
England in the 70s was yet to go metric. But you're half right. They would have given his weight in stones and pounds (1 stone = 14 lb) rather than just pounds.
@JFLD8 Once in Royal David's City.
Oh, so this is where the other version, years later, comes from.
that's scary good.
My pre teen crush !!!
5:44 - 5:46 I don't blame you, I'd go after her too! Of course, the difference would be I wouldn't kill her, not physically, that is.
The daughter let in psycho santa. Hope she saved the receipts on her parents gifts.
Hope she saved the receipts for his gifts!