14 - Tales That Witness Madness

    Another Amicus horror anthology.  I think I liked this one more than the other ones.  The first story involves a boy with an imaginary friend tiger.  The second has a guy riding an old-timey bike in the presence of a portrait of an old guy, which leads to the guy being transported back in time.  It's really strange, and didn't seem to make clear sense.

    The third story is probably my favorite of them.  A guy brings a chunk of a tree into the house as decoration, and the tree doesn't seem to get along with his wife (who was played by Joan Collins).  The last story involves a guy going through a voodoo (?) ritual that involves killing a virgin and serving her flesh to an unknowing luau party.

    Logically, the last story should be the strongest one, but it felt a little dull.

    According to wiki, this is not an Amicus production, it's just very similar because of the format, and since Donald Pleasence is in it.