Horror
France,United States of America,Canada
The Theatre Bizarre is a horror anthology film, featuring six different stories directed by various filmmakers, including Tom Savini and Richard Stanley. Each story is introduced by the sinister puppet host, Peg Poett.
In the first story, a couple on vacation in the French Pyrenees encounter a witch who tries to seduce the husband. In the second story, a man's paranoia drives his lover to seek revenge. The third story delves into the Freudian dreams of a cheating husband, blurring the lines between reality and fantasy.
In the fourth story, a young girl's traumatic experiences manifest in a terrifying world of monsters and horror. The fifth story features a woman who becomes addicted to the memories of others, using the fluid from their eyeballs to satisfy her fix. Finally, in the sixth story, a couple's love for sweets takes a dark turn as they become trapped in a diabolical candy factory.
The Theatre Bizarre is a uniquely creepy and unsettling film that explores the darkest corners of human psychology and desire. Each story is masterfully crafted to create a sense of dread and unease, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats until the shocking conclusion.
