Page 1 of the first story in Tales from the Crypt (1950) Source: EC Comics When you sat down to watch a new episode of Tales, you never knew what you were going to get or, more importantly, who you ...

ACE Entertainment just launched the 1.0 version of Tales of Seikyu, and now that the game is out of early access there are 20 romance options, marriage is an option after getting up to the tenth heart ...

Kagurabachi is finally going to be making its debut, and the first episode of the new anime is going to be out on a new world tour that begins for a few lucky fans later this July. It’s been one of ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: For the first time, the ’90s cult classic Tales From the Crypt has arrived on streaming! Watch it… if you dare. Premiering all the way back in 1989 on HBO, the beloved ...

“The Switch” is one of Tales from the Crypt’s earlier episodes, and it functions as a pulpy take on body horror, but not how one might suspect. “The Switch” is almost like a body swap story by way of ...

Tales From the Crypt has found a home on streaming thanks to Shudder, meaning fans of anthology horror can now gorge themselves on the series inspired by the 1950s EC Comics that aired during HBO’s ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: The incomparable Walter Hill, along with producing partner David Giler, bigtime blockbuster producer Joel Silver, and blockbuster Amblin directors Robert Zemeckis and ...

Tales from the Crypt’s “Lower Berth” turns into a surprising look at the Cryptkeeper’s origins, setting up a prescient formula for franchise storytelling. The episode’s two victims receive a happy ...

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Childhood stories that shape how we understand the world. By Yiyun Li Yiyun Li is a professor of creative writing at Princeton University and the author of “Things in Nature Merely Grow” (2025).