"Screen-Used" Cryptkeeper... I Really Doubt it!

[propsculptor]

As someone who is not only a Longtime Fan of "Tales from the Crypt"... but I also worked on the real Cryptkeeper puppet at Kevin Yagher's Shop for "Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight"!!
I was recently looking for Cryptkeeper images on Google & Stumbled on this:

[Tales from the Crypt] Cryptkeeper Prop From Joel Silver.... | Lot #89120 | Heritage Auctions

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I have No idea what they Paid but whatever the Price... they OVERPAID!!
This is the Real Cryptkeeper Puppet...

 

[joberg]

That`s the stand-in...really wrong on many levels

 

[Apollo]

Heritage Auctions are the new PIH with this the fake TOS Phaser as well as some Star Wars items on the block

 

[Moviefreak]

Heritage Auctions are the new PIH with this the fake TOS Phaser as well as some Star Wars items on the block

Well…. That is no big surprise here…

 

[joberg]

Oh boy

 

[Apollo]

well, there ya go......

 

[Too Much Garlic]

Look on the bright side. At least the scammers are now all in one place instead of several.

 

[joberg]

Look on the bright side. At least the scammers are now all in one place instead of several.

Wouldn't that be nice

 

[ShortWookie]

Well, it looks like a Spencer's Gifts Knock off.

A bit of trivia I just picked up, the Crypt-keeper's eyes are actually the same set of eyes used on Chucky, (Good guy doll). Who knew!

 

[Moviefreak]

the Crypt-keeper's eyes are actually the same set of eyes used on Chucky, (Good guy doll). Who knew!

This guy. Kevin designed them both so he used what he had around.

 

[ShortWookie]

Ah yes, Kevin Yagher is the great. I love his work, specially on Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey.

 

[drftfan]

The Batman Begins cowl in this upcoming auction was not used by "Brian" in the Dark Knight. The seam lines aren't the same between the cowls. I am the one that stated I thought it may have been used by Bale from behind in the cave when he pulls the cowl off. It would have made it easier to pull the cowl up and off the head with the front being opened. The scene was too dark to tell if it had seam lines though. The cowl is 100 percent production though. I know which mold it came from. Funny to see my "wording" being used in an auction.

 

[Chris Moliere]

Oof. Really feel for the guy who thought they were getting the actual puppet.