"Crazy Quilt" means that they took three bizarre, unreleased horror films with themes ranging from theology to kinky sex, and stitched them together with bad narration, shlocky but memorable stop-motion effects, and a ridiculous device involving God and Lucifer arguing over the souls of everybody who dies in the three parts. The discussion takes place on a moving train where a bad eighties rock band is performing for no apparent reason, and we learn early on, the train is destined to crash at dawn, which happens at the end of the film, in glorious (and obvious) HO scale, killing the rock band, so i guess you can call it a happy ending,

It's a really entertaining bad movie.

That sounds amazing!

When was the last anthology horror movie that was a major release? Tales from the Hood?

I still love Creepshow and The Twilight Zone. I miss movies like that.

I't really good, It's in the hopper right now, in a bizarre horror host version. (Uncle Andy's Slumber Party of Horror presents Night Train to Terror) The movie is supposed to be public domain but that's the only version available on youtube. Nudity has been lightly excised.

I got this scene from a different version I downloaded from a site that looked Cambodian or something. I'll see if I can find the link. Andy's Slumber party of horror is pretty cool in it's own way, however. He's watching the movie with three scantily-clad fat chicks.

There's this scene where these people, who love to play weird-ass variations on russian roulette, let this ridiculous stop-motion insect out of a jar, and he flies around and bites someone and his face explodes.

I can't believe I never heard of this movie before this weekend, when it was on Dark Vault of Public Domain, a cable access show that has been featured on Poe TV.

http://www.poetv.com/video.php?vid=107653