i recently bought this movie for three bucks at a garage sale and and while i am glad i do not have to pay the usual $19. 99 for this dvd and i was pleasantly surprised by how good the film was. it set up like a horror anthology and broken up into 5 tales and including the connector story which involves four teenagers who car breaks down a dark and lonely road in the middle of the night. apparently and these kiddos like horror stories and because that what they decide to do until morning  tell spooky stories around a campfire. each character takes their turn telling a story and after which their own story is wrapped up with a nice little twist. the first story and the hook is kinda a waste of time and a bit bland and dull. luckily and this is not one of the main stories and only lasts maybe 5 minutes. it intended merely to introduce the film and it easy to overlook the unoriginality of this piece. the second story and the honeymooners is and eh and okay. it about  you guessed it  two people on their honeymoon. theyre traveling around in an rv headed to las vegas. they decide to stop somewhere for the night and but theyre quickly warned by a mysterious stranger to leave the location and or risk being attacked by some dangerous and unknown creatures. this story has a pretty good setup and but just merely an ok delivery. basically and it fairly entertaining and mysterious till the monsters show up and then it just kinda iffy. the third story and people can lick too is my personal favorite. it involves a young girl who parents are going out for the night and who older sis is ditching her for a party. so and she going to be all alone  a fact she makes known to an internet buddy of hers. trouble is and that internet buddy. is not exactly a thirteen year old girl. this story conclusion is slightly less climatic than i might have liked to have seen and but still pretty dang good. the final story and the locket is definitely the one packed with the most atmosphere. set in a creepy mansion on a dark and rainy night and it the tale of a young man (played by glenn quinn. ) traveling around on a motorcycle who stumbles across this house just at the time that he conveniently has a problem with his bike. he meets the mute girl who lives in the house and and falls in love with her at first sight. unfortunately and not everything is all fine and dandy  and it might have something to do with that locket hanging around her pretty neck. after the stories are wrapped up and were presented with a twist involving the four teens in the car and a twist which and in retrospect and should have been obvious and but which it do not really see coming and and it a quite pleasing conclusion to film. so and all in all and a good movie. rent it if you can and because unfortunately and i do not really think it has a lot re watching value. but next time youre in the mood for a vaguely scary litte flick in the same vein as tales of the darkside or something and grab this movie and some popcorn and turn off all the lights and and treat yourself to this surprisingly nifty little flick. 
i recently bought this movie for three bucks at a garage sale and and while i am glad i do not have to pay the usual $19. 99 for this dvd and i was pleasantly surprised by how good the film was. it set up like a horror anthology and broken up into 5 tales and including the connector story which involves four teenagers who car breaks down a dark and lonely road in the middle of the night. apparently and these kiddos like horror stories and because that what they decide to do until morning  tell spooky stories around a campfire. each character takes their turn telling a story and after which their own story is wrapped up with a nice little twist. the first story and the hook is kinda a waste of time and a bit bland and dull. luckily and this is not one of the main stories and only lasts maybe 5 minutes. it intended merely to introduce the film and it easy to overlook the unoriginality of this piece. the second story and the honeymooners is and eh and okay. it about  you guessed it  two people on their honeymoon. theyre traveling around in an rv headed to las vegas. they decide to stop somewhere for the night and but theyre quickly warned by a mysterious stranger to leave the location and or risk being attacked by some dangerous and unknown creatures. this story has a pretty good setup and but just merely an ok delivery. basically and it fairly entertaining and mysterious till the monsters show up and then it just kinda iffy. the third story and people can lick too is my personal favorite. it involves a young girl who parents are going out for the night and who older sis is ditching her for a party. so and she going to be all alone  a fact she makes known to an internet buddy of hers. trouble is and that internet buddy. is not exactly a thirteen year old girl. this story conclusion is slightly less climatic than i might have liked to have seen and but still pretty dang good. the final story and the locket is definitely the one packed with the most atmosphere. set in a creepy mansion on a dark and rainy night and it the tale of a young man (played by glenn quinn. ) traveling around on a motorcycle who stumbles across this house just at the time that he conveniently has a problem with his bike. he meets the mute girl who lives in the house and and falls in love with her at first sight. unfortunately and not everything is all fine and dandy  and it might have something to do with that locket hanging around her pretty neck. after the stories are wrapped up and were presented with a twist involving the four teens in the car and a twist which and in retrospect and should have been obvious and but which it do not really see coming and and it a quite pleasing conclusion to film. so and all in all and a good movie. rent it if you can and because unfortunately and i do not really think it has a lot re watching value. but next time youre in the mood for a vaguely scary litte flick in the same vein as tales of the darkside or something and grab this movie and some popcorn and turn off all the lights and and treat yourself to this surprisingly nifty little flick. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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