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Photo: Shudder If it seems like rather recently that we were heaping praise on Creepshow’s season two premiere—well, it was. With only five episodes in this season, Shudder’s retro horror anthology has ripped by way too fast. Ahead of tomorrow’s season finale, here’s what we’ve loved about the most recent episodes. Advertisement not have seen in the early 1980s—but season two has felt a little more of the moment, more directly addressing the times we’re living in now rather than simply giving us new versions of familiar stories about sentient corpses, sinister scarecrows, and...

Barbara Crampton: “This Is My Nicolas Cage Moment” – EXCLUSIVE Creepshow Interview Barbara Crampton shares her fears of being a villain, and the fun of working with Joe Lynch for his Creepshow episode. By Marcos Codas Today was a special day for me. I got to catch up with the one and only Barbara Crampton. Of course, we’re a bit biased when it comes to the Queen herself, but we’re not the only ones who love her. For over three decades, she’s been a horror icon and a beacon of positivity. She’s also the star of Joe ...

CREEPSHOW 02.03! Yes, you've been warned! The Right Snuff:   Apparently, I am in the minority thinking that last week's two segments were more brazenly bold and interesting than the two season premiere ones. This time, I seem to be more aligned with popular opinion. When I heard that Mayhem's Joe Lynch was directing the first Creepshow segment set in outer space, a, well, shudder came down my spine. Surely outer space horror is a guaranteed disaster, right? Well, not this time. with a script written by Paul Dini ( Birds Of Prey, Batman: the Animated Series) and Greg Nicotero and Stephen ...

Executive producer and make up maestro Greg Nicotero, has hit pay dirt with season two of Creepshow. With a third season already greenlit, those over at AMC clearly think this nostalgic anthology has legs. With an adherence to practical effects, old school jump scares and a pulp fiction lineage they may have a point. Whether we are talking about Model Kid, which combines old monster movies with voodoo witchcraft, or Sam Raimi pastiche Public Television of the Dead; there is homage amongst the horror. Casting also feeds into this success, either through the presence of Tobin Bell in season o...