Tales of the Unknown Trailer

Tales of the Unknown Trailer (1990)

14 May 1990 Horror 78 mins

Somewhere, just beyond your doorstep, lies the unforeseen, the unexpected, the unexplainable... A shadowy world where curiosity and intrigue tempt you to enter, but don't always let you return. We invite you to cross over the threshold, if you dare, into the altered world of "Tales Of The Unknownm," for an unimaginable experience you'll never forget!

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Cast

Frances Marshall

as (segment 'Warped')

Jennifer Barlow Grodsky

as (segment 'Warped')

Kay Bonner Nee

as (segment 'Warped')

Walter Weaver

as (segment 'Warped')

Russ Fega

as Jack Clayton (segment 'Jack Falls Down')

Diana Karanikas

as Leslie Rule (segment 'Jack Falls Down')

Denise Cochran

as Marcie (segment 'Jack Falls Down')

Alfred Buckingham

as B. (segment 'The Big Garage')

Christina Cocek

as (segment 'The Big Garage')

Jeffrey Concklin

as Towtruck Driver (segment 'The Big Garage')

Cliff Medaugh

as Crazed Old Man (segment 'The Big Garage')

Greg Beeman

as Greasy Mechanic (segment 'The Big Garage')

Paul Thomas Arnold

as German (segment 'The Big Garage')

Lewis Abernathy

as German (segment 'The Big Garage')

Paul Druge

as Joe (segment 'Living On Video')

Crew

Roger Nygard

Roger Nygard Executive Producer

Sarah Auerswald

Sarah Auerswald Script Supervisor

Vladimir Horunzhy

Original Music Composer

Scott Nimerfro

Scott Nimerfro Associate Producer

Jeff Copeland

Jeff Copeland Associate Producer

Jeff Baustert

Jeff Baustert First Assistant Camera

Kent Gibson

Kent Gibson Sound Designer

John Rohling

John Rohling Art Direction

International Releases Dates

United States 14 May 1990

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