Tales From The Crypt Baseball T-Shirts

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Tales from the Crypt

Tales from the Crypt tee design, a mix of the live action version of crypt keeper mixed with the animated version.

Demon Knight Tales From The Crypt

Parody cryptkeeper.

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Tales From the Crypt inspired design

Parody cryptkeeper.

TALES FROM THE CRYPT

A colorful design celebrating the classic host of 50's horror comics, The Crypt Keeper.

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The original keeper!

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Crypt Keeper C Walkin'

Tales From The Crypt Classic Design

the sweet strawberry beast

Duck-On Humor and Horror!

artificial blueberry flavored ghost

TALES FROM THE CRYPT

Tales From The Crypt

Design inspired by Tales from the crypt.

TALES FROM THE CRYPT

Tales from the Darkside is an American anthology horror TV series that debuted in October of 1983 with a pilot episode. The series was then picked up for syndication in September of 1984, running for 4 seasons through July of 1988. Originally aired late at night, each episode was an individual short story that often ended with a plot twist. The series' episodes spanned the genres of horror, science fiction, and fantasy, and while many episodes were gory and quite horrific in nature, some episodes featured elements of black comedy or more lighthearted themes. In 1990, a feature-length movie was produced that followed a similar anthology format, all tied together by a single tale containing them all.

We wonder were he's taking them?

Vintage 90s RFTC Design

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I based this design on the tales from the cryptkeeper animated show for all the fans out there of the cartoon

Vintage RFTC 90s Design

please feed this wolf fruit

The Tales From The Crypt - Arthur Grimsdyke design is inspired by the classic British horror anthology directed by Freddie Francis and produced by the legendary Amicus Productions. In the film, five strangers (Joan Collins, Ian Hendry, Robin Phillips, Richard Greene and Nigel Patrick) encounter the mysterious Crypt Keeper (Ralph Richardson) in a crypt, and he tells each in turn the manner of their death. In the fourth episode, Peter Cushing plays Arthur Grimsdyke who is slowly driven to suicide on Valentine's day by a pair of resentful neighbours, only to return from the dead a year later to get his vengeance.