Sunday, October 15, 2017

Creepshow (1982)

Tonight's Halloween Month review will be on the movie Creepshow.

Based on an old comic book from the 1950s, this '80s film is comprised of 5 one-off short stories, which most likely inspired the old "Tales from the Crypt" TV series. Written and directed by horror legends Stephen King and George A. Romero, respectively, it's bound to tickle your scary bone in just the right places.

My favorite is probably the second story, starring none other than Stephen King himself as a dumb country hick who finds a meteorite that turns all it touches to alien plant life. It's more silly than scary, but the concept itself can be frightening. With the other stories, you get a good mix of the living dead, ancient creatures, and even a story that will terrify you if you're afraid of bugs and/or germs.

If you like your supernatural horror in small doses, this movie is a great choice. It apparently has 2 sequels. I'll have to check them out.

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