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Creepshow is an American horror anthology television series that serves as a continuation of the 1982 film of the same name with each episode featuring two horror stories. The series premiered on September 26, 2019, on Shudder.
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I love a good anthology series. The problem with them, however, is that the film industry just doesn't care to create them. Anthology series are ripe in storytelling, after all that is precisely what they're there to do. They tell a short story, and then leave. Shows like the Twilight Zone are some of my favourite shows of all-time as a result of this. One episode comes and goes and is replaced with something comple…More
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Source Creepshow is a recent remake from Shudder of popular movies with the same name from the 80s. This time, instead of movies we have 6 episodes lasting around 40 minutes each, and containing 2 independent horror stories per episode. All the stories in this series are about monsters. There are werewolves in one story, a monster that looks like the Loch Ness Monster, haunted dolls, ghosts, a haunted scarecrow amon…More
Today I will share my review of the Creepshow series, so sit back and invite you to read We have literally everything here, but it is presented in such a way that the viewer will not be disgusted as they do in some of today's movies. It is a series, on the one hand, aimed at young people, and on the other hand, at adults, because the series itself is based on a well-received film from 1982, shot by George Romero him…More