You not only replied to the wrong post, but managed to recommend a film already mentioned.
I guess you decided to devour a whole batch of "genius" cookies before posting on IMDb that day.
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if that was off, I'd be whoopin' your ass up and down this street.
" ~ an irate Tarantino

Another essential movie with this kind of style is Trick 'r Treat, widely considered one of the reatest Halloween movies ever!

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John Carpenter's "Body Bags" was an interesting anthology film.'
Also there is another anthology film called "Quicksilver Highway".
And I happened to like "Campfire Stories". lol. it was cheesy. but I found it comforting in a nostalgic way. I bought it on DVD.
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Dead of Night
probably the original "ghost stories anthology" film, with a small group of people coming together in a country manor around a fireplace to share their experiences with the macabre and supernatural.
Tales of Terror
Trick 'r Treat
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if that was off, I'd be whoopin' your ass up and down this street.
" ~ an irate Tarantino

CREEPSHOW!!!!! And of Course Creepshow 2"Mucho Gilogical Poncho".Dunno if I spelled it right or not. But yea they have a mix of stories on each dvd.
A Faeries Heart Beats Fierce And Free!!.LeGenD.

There is a nifty little Canadian trilogy - made for TV - called Twists of Terror with Nick Mancuso and Jennifer Rubin, among others, that I think is much better than its imdb.com rating. It pops up on cable from time to time and is readily available on DVD from amazon.com, where it gets a much higher rating. Check it out.

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Nightmares
(1983) is a horror anthology you might like.
"Save me."
"I love you."
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ya man i now exactly what your saying Tales from the Hood was bomb i love thta 1

You might like "Tales from the Hood." It takes place in a funeral parlor, where the funeral director tells 3 young men some of these types of stories cool ending too

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.. there is the t.v show that used to air, 'are you afraid of the dark', watching that as a kid it was scary to me, some episodes were intelligently written for nickelodeon

"The Willies" is a classic. The stories are told in a camp tent though, close enough. If your looking for horror anthology movies in general both of the "Creepshow" flicks are good, "Tales from the Dark Side" and "Tales from the Hood" are pretty good, "Exhumed" was decent, and "ThreeExtremes" is an excellent cross culture asian horror anthology film. There are tons of em out there.

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These arent told around a campfire but they are trilogy movies,which I also love.Trilogy of Terror and the 2 Urban Legends movies.

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Tales from the Crypt, Asylum, and From Beyond the Grave (three 1970s brit horror films) have the same sort of multiple story theme even though they aren't told in front of a campfire.

I loved this too. I planned on posting the same thing to try to find more like this. I love how its scary but in an old-fashioned way without too much gore or stupid special effects. Does anyone know if the other movie with this title from 1991 was anything like this or was any good?

I've seen Campfire Stories the only good story was with that indian and those 3 people.

i sure can the only one that i've seen, other than 'Campfire tales' is 'Campfire Stories' the only problem is, the movie suckedit was poorly filmedit looked like a kid was filming the whole thing, but i bought it (stupid me) thinking it was gonna be tightdont make the mistake i did.