Seen much better Anthology horror films than this. Worth a watch but do not get your hopes up.

Bongzilla should make an appearance prior to watching.

Sleazy Uncle Mike (a perfectly cranky Michael Mesmer) tells his bratty nephew Brian (the supremely annoying Brian DePersia) a trio of macabre variations on classic fairy tales. First and most ghoulish yarn, "Peter and the Witches" - Hapless nice young guy Peter (a likable performance by Scott Valentine of "Family Ties" fame) has to abduct sweet fair maiden Miranda (the lovely Kathy Fleig) so she can be used as a human sacrifice by a pair of ugly, bickering old hag witches (broadly essayed by Phyllis Craig and Anne Redfern) who want to resurrect their long dead sister Magoga. This segment offers plenty of creepy atmosphere for the audience to relish. Second and trashiet tale, "Little Red Runninghood" - Nubile young lady jogger Rachel (delectable brunette hottie Nicole Picard) gets stalked by predatory werewolf Willie (a pleasingly smarmy Matt Mitler). The punchline for this one is obvious, but still uproarious just the same. Third and funniest vignette, "Goldi Lox and the Three Baers" - The deranged Baer family -- Grouchy dad Beresford "Papa" Baer (an amusingly cantankerous Kevin Hannon), screwball mom Judith "Mama" Baer (the hilarious Melissa Leo) and their doltish son Wilmont "Baby" Baer (affably goofy Timothy Rule) -- escape from an asylum and join forces with daffy psychic murderess Goldi Lox (luscious blonder looker Cathryn DePrume). This episode goes for broke with the hysterically over-the-top lowbrow silly humor. Director/co-writer Jeffrey Delman maintains a steady pace throughout and does a solid job of creating an enjoyably campy tongue-in-cheek tone. Daniel B. Canton's plain, but acceptable cinematography, the groovy opening credits theme song, Ed French's shoddy, rubbery make-up f/x, and Taj's funky score round off the schlocky goodies to be savored in this entertainingly tacky treat.