Tales from the Crypt #11

In "Well-Cooked Hams!", two American producers desperate to import Parisian-style Grand Guignol horror to Broadway cross a line when they murder a theater owner who refuses their pitch. After stealing his gory makeup secrets, they find themselves on the receiving end of a chilling revenge—when the dead man returns, turning their own stagecraft into deadly reality. The Crypt-Keeper watches, as the line between performance and punishment blurs.

In "Madam Bluebeard," a woman haunted by her mother’s legacy raises her daughter in secrecy, enforcing a deadly creed: men are to be destroyed. Each year, she kills a new husband—framing each death as an accident—until the seventh victim survives the crash she orchestrated. Now, she must finish what she started, but the cemetery where she buries her victims holds a terrible secret. As the wind stirs through the graves, the dead begin to stir, and the past comes calling.

In the grim shadow of the French Revolution, a nobleman’s betrayal sets a chilling fate in motion. When a servant demonstrates how a headless chicken can still move, the man dismisses it as a morbid joke—until he finds himself haunted by the very idea, as the severed head of his former master returns to claim justice. The Old Witch invites you to witness a tale where fear takes a literal form, and vengeance has no need for a body.