Horror Anthology Question

I think the movie your thinking of is 'TALES THAT WITNESS MADNESS'

You are thinking of 'Terrorvision,' which was a British-produced horror anthology. It aired two or three times in the very early 90's. I saw it one Halloween night on A&E. It has since vanished into obscurity. The episode involving the dentist (which is supremely scary) was called 'The Craving'. Some time with Google will conjure up a few fleeting references toward it but good luck finding it. It'll be next to impossible.

If you're still interested in finding out about the horror anthology you were hunting earlier this year, I believe I have the correct information for you.

TerrorVision (NOT the Charles Band film) is a low-budget, direct to video movie released in 1985 by Excel Telemedia International. It featured six stories -- "The Craving," the vampire dentist tale, "The Closet Monster," in which a boy's disbelieving mother is eaten by the Thing In the Closet, "Final Edition," about a newspaper that predicts an attack upon the heroine, "One of Kind," a kinky entry in which two elderly fashion photographers turn their unsuspecting models into store mannequins, "A Cold Day In July," concerning a murderous bathroom shower, and "Rosemary's Lot," which is the one about the body parts returning to life and threatening the woman who had brought them home with her --, and in spite of relying almost entirely on amateur talent, the flick is pretty well-done and entertaining. As far as I know, the movie is not connected with any British companies and was shot in and around a Midwestern U.S. city (Cleveland, Ohio, I believe). I certainly enjoyed it more than Band's typically uneasy mix of horror and comedy of the same name.

I have an old EP/SLP video copy of this film that contains four of the six stories (missing "A Cold day In July" and "The Craving"). I haven't watched it in years, but I think I'll dig it out tomorrow.

THE ESSENTIAL MONSTER MOVIE GUIDE, a 1999 book by Stephen Jones, is the only reference work in which I've found this version of TerrorVision included. Steve V.