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By Samantha S (1,257) on 13 Feb 2011

Curious arthouse schlock,Poe sources notwithstanding, notable mostly for the amount of A list talent (on both sides of the camera) slumming…

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By David G (2,424) on 09 Dec 2010

Great film on an amazing bluray edition from arrow. the Fellini part was by far the best of the three stories…

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By Denis-Steve G (35) on 09 Aug 2010

Metzengerstein: filmÃ© trash et endormant William Wilson: prÃ©visible mais bon Toby Dammit: du pur Fellini…

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By Al M (1,263) on 09 Aug 2010

Metzengerstein: filmÃ© trash et endormant William Wilson: prÃ©visible mais bon Toby Dammit: du pur Fellini…

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By Jimmy C (376) on 27 Mar 2010

Toby Dammit by Fellini is sort of amusing…

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By Peter W (1,106) on 01 Feb 2010

Some of France's finest doing some Poe. The third piece Toby Dammit is some great crazy check it…

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By Diego F. V (95) on 26 Nov 2009

Tambien conocida como Tre passi nel delirio o Histoires extraordinaires, este filme recoge el talento de tres grandes directores europeos (Federico…

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By Jacob S (752) on 26 Jul 2009

Felllini, Malle, and Vadim each adapt a lesser known Poe story in this omnibus film that feels less like a coherent whole and more like three…

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By Ayako A (1) on 11 Jul 2009

Roger Vadim: Funny, I never knew they wore such skimpy garb in the Middle Ages ... It's somewhat interesting, but mostly forgettable…

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By Grayson D (751) on 08 Jul 2009

Three Poe stories adapted by Roger Vadim, Louis Malle and Fellini…

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By Mandy W (150) on 01 Jul 2009

Three great dark stories from world famous Director's Roger Vadim, Louis Malle, and Frederico Fellini…

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By Private U (13,627) on 08 Jun 2009

Holly balls the first film was terrible, the second was decent, and the last was superb. Averages out to be a decent movie…

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By Maciek B (38) on 30 May 2009

Three renowned directors adapt Edgar Allan Poe's stories. Idea is brilliant but effect just so-so…

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By Stefanie C (86) on 25 Apr 2009

Only worth seeing for Terence Stamp's performance in the last story Toby Dammit, the rest of boring as shit…

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By Chris H (3,076) on 14 Feb 2009

Three Poe stories by three famous directors…

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By Doctor S (657) on 25 Jan 2009

3 Edgar Allen Poe tales, I haven't read any of them: Roger Vadim's entry which he also scripted seems like it was sourced from a twelve-page…

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By Sean C (2,276) on 27 Dec 2008

Strangely enough, Fellini's Toby Dammit was the one I liked the least (but even that was pretty good), and I loved the Malle and the Vadim…

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By Julio S (284) on 20 Dec 2008

This is strange collection of Poe tales I got to catch on TCM…

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By Tim S (2,419) on 03 Nov 2008

Not quite a horror film, Spirits of the Dead is an anthology of Poe stories with unsettling supernatural elements…

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By Jon A (725) on 03 Nov 2008

Maybe I'm just stupid, but I feel like it's movies like this that give art films a bad name. Nonsensical and pretentious…

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