Tales of the Third Dimension

Synopsis

Tales of the Third Dimension, a 1984 anthology horror film directed by Worth Keeter, takes viewers on a chilling journey through three spine-tingling tales. As the stories unfold, audiences are plunged into a world where reality and fantasy collide, leading to unexpected twists and macabre encounters in every dimension. With a combination of eerie atmosphere, practical effects, and a stellar performance by Robert Bloodworth, the movie immerses viewers in a haunting and surreal experience that will keep them on the edge of their seats until the final credits roll.

Cast

• Robert Bloodworth

  Count (Young Blood)

• William T. Hicks

  Nigel (The Guardians)

• Katelyn Hunter

  Countess (Young Blood)

• Terry Laughlin

  Charley (The Guardians)

• Kathy O'Toole

  Susy (Visions Of Sugar Plums)

• Neal Powell

  Dennis (Visions Of Sugar Plums)

Reviews

Tales of the Third Dimension has garnered a mixed reception from critics and audiences alike. While some praise its nostalgic charm and practical effects, others criticize its uneven pacing and lack of cohesive storytelling. Rotten Tomatoes rates the film with 45% based on 11 reviews, with the consensus stating, 'Tales of the Third Dimension offers an interesting premise but falls short in execution.' On IMDb, the film holds a rating of 5.1/10, with viewers expressing a range of opinions from 'a hidden gem' to 'forgettable and disjointed.' Metacritic aggregates the film's score to 49 out of 100, citing the movie's unique concept but faulting its execution. Despite its flaws, Tales of the Third Dimension has found a cult following among horror enthusiasts who appreciate its unconventional approach to storytelling and practical effects.

See also

Interstellar

Joker

Titanic

Shutter Island