: Includes industry veterans like Mike Horner (The Knight), Colleen Brennan (Lady of Bath), and a young Peter North in an early role. Critical Reception
Hyapatia Lee serves as the "Hostess" who bookends the stories and frequently appears within them. Notable Stories: the ribald tales of canterbury 1985 classic updated
In the context of modern media, the term suggests more than just a digital remaster. It reflects how our contemporary sensibilities interact with the provocative themes of the past. : Includes industry veterans like Mike Horner (The
"The Ribald Tales of Canterbury" (1985) is a classic updated, offering a fresh take on Chaucer's enduring masterpiece. By blending the medieval with the modern, the production created a unique and captivating work that continues to entertain and inspire audiences today. It reflects how our contemporary sensibilities interact with
: A comedic orgy involving a miller's wife and daughter and two students. The Lady of Bath's Tale : A "steamy" tale of courtly deception and desire. Production and "Updated" Versions
A naughty time capsule with a fresh coat of paint Rating: 3.5/5
This update cleans up the video and audio nicely—far better than the grainy VHS copies floating around. The bawdy humor and earthy charm of the original remain intact, leaning hard into the raunchy side of Chaucer’s spirit rather than scholarly accuracy. Fans of low-budget 80s erotic comedy will appreciate the intentionally campy performances and over-the-top “ye olde” double entendres. The new intro contextualizing the film as a cult relic is a nice touch.