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Creepshow – Season 4, Episode 6: George Romero In 3-D!/Baby Teeth (2023) – Review
So, after a mixed procession of rat monsters, brain sucking hats and nagging ghosts, Creepshow season four finally ends its run with a customary homage
Creepshow – Season 4, Episode 5: Something Burrowed, Something Blue/Doodles (2023) – Review
While Creepshow season 4 has been reliably supplying the ammusingling inconsistent goods that the show usually supplies, one thing that’s been conspicuous by its absence
Creepshow – Season 4, Episode 4: Meet The Belaskos/Cheat Code (2023) – Review
The balance of humour in your average episode of Creepshow can vary a suprising amount and while there’s always something of a cruel, sardonic streak
Creepshow – Season 4, Episode 3: Parent Death Trap/To Grandmother’s House We Go (2023) – Review
As Creepshow’s fourth season continues to be an endearing showcase for campy, old-school horror tales with a slightly modern twist, I feel there’s an issue
Creepshow – Season 4, Episode 2: The Hat/Grieving Process (2023) – Review
For the majority of its entire run, Creepshow usually mixes up its directors in order to gain as much variety it can when offering up
Creepshow – Season 4, Episode 1: Twenty Minutes With Cassandra/Smile (2023) – Review
Once again rising from the grave just in time for Halloween, the gutsy little horror anthology we know as Creepshow has returned to blitz us
V/H/S/85 – Official Trailer
Shudder has released the trailer for V/H/S/85. Experience harrowing tales of found footage horror that pull you into the 1980s with V/H/S/85. Raw fear awaits
Creepshow: Season 4 – Official Trailer
Shudder has released the trailer for the fourth season of Creepshow. All new tales of terror are coming back to haunt you. Season 4 of
‘Brooklyn 45’ – Trailer
Shudder has released the trailer for ‘Brooklyn 45’. Uncover the darkest secrets of war and friendship as five military veterans confront their pasts in ‘Brooklyn
Creepshow – Season 3, Episode 6: Drug Traffic/A Dead Girl Named Sue (2021) – Review
As we arrive at the season finale of Creepshow’s third season, there’s a certain sense of apprehension that hangs in the air like the stench
‘Influencer’ – Official Trailer
Shudder has released the trailer for ‘Influencer’. ‘Influencer’ tells the story of Madison (Emily Tennant, Riverdale), a popular social media influencer who is having a
Creepshow – Season 3, Episode 5: Time Out/The Things In Oakwood’s Past (2021) – Review
Animation has always been something of a cornerstone in the Creepshow universe. Utilised by George Romero in the original movie to perfected evoke the feel
Creepshow – Season 3, Episode 4: Stranger Sings/Meter Reader (2021) – Review
Y’know, I’m not sure if I’m imagining things in my old age – but does anyone else have the feeling that Creepshow’s third season is
Creepshow – Season 3, Episode 3: The Last Tsuburaya/Okay, I’ll Bite (2021) – Review
Before we head back into our regularly scheduled programming, there’s an issue I’d like to address concerned Creepshow Season’s use of its host/mascot, the Creep.
Creepshow – Season 3, Episode 2: Skeletons In The Closet/Familiar (2021) – Reviews
In the entertainingly uneven world of Creepshow, the episodes that’s usually landed the most successfully are the ones that trades heavily on the horror community
Creepshow – Season 3, Episode 1: Mums/Queen Bee (2021) – Review
During it’s two season run (plus a couple of specials during all that nasty lockdown business), Creepshow has established itself as the horror anthology equivalent
Deadstream (2022) – Review
Before you recoil in horror at the thought of yet another live streaming-set, handheld horror entry, I’d like to quickly take the time to remind
‘From Black’ – Official Trailer
Shudder has released the trailer for ‘From Black’. A young mother, crushed by guilt after the disappearance of her young son 5 years previously, is
May The Devil Take You Too (2020) – Review
Back in 2018, Indonesian director Timo Tjahjanto went from satisfying his cinematic bloodlust with martial arts brutality to satisfying it with horror as he presented
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