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"Twenty Minutes with Cassandra" is brilliant.
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The first story of this season is directed by Greg Nicotero, who is also the show's executive producer.
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He also chats about how "renegade hippies" like George Romero, Tobe Hooper, and John Carpenter shaped his sensibilities.
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The best episodes of Creepshow capture the camp quality of the film upon which it’s based. These two episodes, however, fail that test.
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"Night of the Living Late Show" is a highlight of a strong season.
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"Public Television of the Dead" is a delightful, tone-perfect continuation of the
Evil Dead films.
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There's delight in A Creepshow Holiday Special, in other words, and a jaunty sense of humor and pace that moves everything along pleasantly.
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Its childishness is a strange balm, but a necessary one.
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Britt Robertson headlines this horror anthology.
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In which Liana Liberato learns the hard way not to step on a beached man o' war.
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Four notable filmmakers take their first stab at horror.
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Of the two, "The Companion" works a bit better.
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The first episode of the new Shudder series adapts one of Uncle Stevie's early short stories, 1973's "Gray Matter."
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There's one clunker here, but David Buchner's "Man in the Suitcase" is an immediate return-to-form.
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Creepshow is gruesome, smart, fun, and buoyed by top tier talent invested in a project they all seem to love.
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The production values are high, the knowledge of King and EC Comics is on point.
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Enjoy some old-school thrills and chills with grim stories and ooey-gooey practical effects.
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Only one published Stephen King story made it into this film ("The Raft"), but the other two segments came from story ideas he developed.
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Stephen King's beloved horror anthology is coming to the small screen.
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This 1989 film was written and directed by George A. Romero.