This sequel to the popular EC Comics parody once again brings an anthology of Stephen King's tales to the screen. In Old Chief Wood'nhead, a dime store Indian comes to life and exacts bloody retribution on those who murdered its owner; The Raft details four teenagers descent into terror as they are stranded in the middle of a .. Read more
| Starring | Dorothy Lamour, George Kennedy, Lois Chiles, Tom Savini |
|---|---|
| Director | Michael Gornick |
| Genres | Horror |
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This sequel to the popular EC Comics parody once again brings an anthology of Stephen King's tales to the screen. In Old Chief Wood'nhead, a dime store Indian comes to life and exacts bloody retribution on those who murdered its owner; The Raft details four teenagers descent into terror as they are stranded in the middle of a lake patrolled by a carnivorous gelatin monster; The Hitchhiker tells the tale of a woman's fateful date with destiny after she runs down a nightime hitcher. As in the first film, all three tales are interconnected by the Creep, an undead host with a penchant for maniacal cackling.
| Starring | Dorothy Lamour, George Kennedy, Lois Chiles, Tom Savini |
|---|---|
| Director | Michael Gornick |
| Studio | CINEMA CLUB |
| Run time | DVD: 1 hr 25 mins Watch now: 1 hr 26 mins |
| Certificate | DVD: |
| Genres | Horror |
| Language | DVD: English Watch Online: English |
| Released | DVD: 11 Feb 2002 Watch now: 26 Sep 2009 Production year: 1987 |
| Watch now | £2.49 |
| Format | DVD |
Penny-dreadful in every respect, this three-part anthology is one of the worst vehicles off the Stephen King production line. A comic-crazed kid opens the latest issue of Creepshow and delves into tales concerning a murderous cigar store Indian, a killer oil slick and a zombie hitch-hiker. If the sight of four students menaced by a plastic bin liner doesn't reduce you to helpless laughter, then former glamour queen Dorothy Lamour acting more wooden than her Indian mannequin will. Scripted by George Romero with a distinct lack of originality, and directed by Michael Gornick with awesome predictability, this slapdash dud is devoid of any imagination and isn't redeemed by the animated inserts.
Just as you can't judge a '50s comic book by its lurid cover, so you can't judge a cheapo, three-part film by its... read more on Time Out
OK, so I'm being nostalgic, but I loved both of the CreepShow films... the second instalment is a bit short and the 'Chief Wooden Head' story is a bit lame, but 'The Raft' is good, and 'The Hitch-Hiker' is a classic.. that sucker just keeps coming back! Thanks for the ride lady!
Looked so bad I didn't even bother finish watching the last story. Sh**e