Creepshow

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Summary: CreepShow but there is no Creep.
Review: Stephen King has made a very good movie.when i bought it i thought there was supposed to be a creep.but there was not.that scared me.If it's called a creepshow there should atleast be a creep.there was a creep but not a very good one.CreepShow 2 was alot better at the creep part than the first movie CreepShow.

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Summary: "Creepiest" Show Of All
Review: This is one of the most original horror films of all time. Taking inspiration from the EC comics of the 50's ("Tales From the Crypt", "Vault of Horror") Stephen King and George Romero present five gruesome, yet humorous tales slickly tied together by some animated segments.

There is some really awesome special effects by wizard Tom Savini and some surprising good actors show up-(Ted Danson, E.G. Marshall, Hal Holbrook, Ed Harris.) The directing is clever, especially when Romero uses split screen techniques to simulate the look of a comic book.

The plots may seem shallow, but if your're a fan of those old horror comics you'll "get it." The worst thing you can say about it: Tom Atkins and Stephen King cheese it up for the worst acting awards.

Added plus: Michael Kamen's amazingly chilling score.

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Summary: An excellent homage to the E.C. Comics.
Review: Screenplay by Stephen King and Directed by George A. Romero, does a great homage to the comics. An excellent cast and make-up effects by Tom Savini. My Favorite is the second story with Stephen king is the best or Something to tide you over with Leslie Neilsen and Ted Danson. Only a few films from Romero haves a well known actors from Hollywood. Check Out The Dark Half. Grade:A.

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Summary: The Greatest Horror Movie Ever
Review: Steven King and George A Romero with effects by Tom Savini bring you Creepshow, the greatest homage of E.C. Comics. There are 5 tales presented by The Creep, the best and scariest being Father's Day and The Crate. Fans will notice there are few seconds of added footage in each tale. The trailer is a treat, presented in a classic 50's style with a dose of 80's horror. "Creepshow, the most fun you'll ever have being scared"

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Summary: Which came first, Creepshow or Tales from the Crypt?
Review: Five short stories that come from a boy's haunted comic book, which are all are ridiculous and boring. This movie was supposed to be funny, and I guess it is. It is so pathetic that you just have to laugh at how hopeless it is.

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Summary: You are now exiting THE TWILIGHT ZONE
Review: As a father deprives his son of a nasty comic book, we get the chance to see the stories play out into a series of little skits (that add up to at least 2 hours total, little nothing!). The usual elements: A corpse coming back from the grave, a tale of revenge, some pesky bugs, a monster killing off people at a college campus, a meteor lands and bad things happen. One of the most original of it's kind with the comic book slice animation and odd red mixed with blue lighting that makes for an entertaining (and funny) movie. King himself stars in the second skit and this is not the last King movie we see Marshall in.

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Summary: love it
Review: great movie... i remember watching it as a kid.. i just wish the dvd had some xtras... i will forever have a huge fear of cockroaches

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Summary: CREEPSHOW IS MY FAVORITE
Review: I would go into a long out review,but just go to my website.my entire site is dedicated to CREEPSHOW my favorite movie of ALLTIME!!!!And Romero and King my two favorite Horror masters!heres the

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Summary: IN THE TRADITION OF EC COMICS
Review: This movie is an anthology that has stories similar to the stories found in the EC comic books of the 1950s. The five stories include plenty of murder and mayhem with elements of horror and scifi. highly reccommended

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Summary: A fine tribute to the E.C. Comics line of the 50's.
Review: What George Romero's Creepshow lacks in scares it definitely makes up for in style. The whole production faithfully recreates the feel and look of those old EC Comics that were all the rage is the 1950's. The all-star cast does a fine job portraying the luckless inhabitants of the old-school tales and the effective (although sometimes laughable) effects are brought to life by Tom Savini. Co-writen by Stephen King (who also has a starring role) this film serves dual purposes as an effective piece of horror and a great piece of nostalgia.