Creepshow 2

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1987

1h 32m

English

Horror, Comedy

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EC Comics-inspired weirdness returns with three tales. In the first, a wooden statue of a Native American comes to life to exact vengeance on the murderer of his elderly owners. In the second, four teens are stranded on a raft on a lake with a blob that is hungry. And in the...

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Creepshow 2

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1987

1h 32m

English

Horror, Comedy

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Cast

Annie Lansing

Ray Spruce

Martha Spruce

Randy

Laverne

Rachel

Andy Cavanaugh

Fatso Gribbens

Truck Driver

Sam Whitemoon

Ben Whitemoon

Deke

The Hitchhiker

The Creep

Boy Billy

Curly

Indian 1

Indian 2

Wood'nhead

George Lansing (segment "The Hitchh...

Mr. Cavenaugh

Mrs. Cavenaugh

Annie's Lover

George Lansing

Woman at Accident

Directed By: Michael Gornick

Written By: George A. Romero (Screenplay), Stephen King

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jarvis-8243417 says...

4 years ago

The horror continues (well, actually it doesn’t) in Creepshow 2, the second anthology from George A. Romero and Stephen King. The film features three tales of terror, including a wooden Indian statue that comes to life, a mysterious slick that stalks a group of swimmers, and a hitchhiker who won’t die, that are tied together by an animated sequence. The acting is really poor, as is the directing. Also, the makeup effects look extremely cheap, and so do the sets and costumes. Not nearly as frightening as the original, Creepshow 2 isn’t able to deliver that many scares.

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jekyl6669 says...

7 years ago

Fun horror anthology. A little on the cheap, but I actually kind of like this one more than the original. Thanks for the ride lady!

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$hubes says...

6 months ago

Just watched it again for at least the third time. It hasn't aged well but it's not **quite** as weak as the original _Creepshow_ (1982). That first segment, though, with the wooden Indian… wow, that was pretty weak. I mean, I think the whole film was intended to be "campy" (as opposed to true "horror") but they went beyond campy: this was just weird...and not in a "creepy weird" way; this was just stupid weird. Don't watch this one more than once…or at least, don't ever admit to it. LOL This was lame. Just…just way lame.

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StinaMarie says...

3 years ago

The Raft is one of my favorite Stephen King short stories and I love the adaptation in this film. Such good 80s camp. I just love the vibe of Creepshow and it will always be a fave of mine.

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GenerationofSwine

one year ago

Oh yeah, this had a PROFOUND effect on me as a child and not only because it made me want a wooden Indian... and still honestly want one. But also because the stories were just fun.

Scary fun when you are a little kid. Not so scary fun when you are an adult, but... fun. I grew up in rural America More

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Whitsbrain

6/10 2 years ago

It's not a popular opinion to have but I like 'Creepshow 2'. It's not as good as the original 'Creepshow', but there are some cool, creepy and weird things to appreciate.

This anthology consists of only three stories and a wraparound cartoon that is strangely weak, but still brings the oddness of More

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