Ashley Laurence plays a (debatably evil) psychiatrist in "Pesticide", and was previously the target of an evil doctor/psychiatrist in Hellbound: Hellraiser II.
Kevin Dillon once again appears in an episode of an EC comic book-based horror anthology television show as an Asshole Victim for being The Bully by getting dismembered by monsters in some fashion (previously Dillon went Off with His Head!, here he instead became Half the Man He Used to Be). Accidental Murder: In "Lydia Lane's Better Half", when Lydia and Celia's argument turns physical, Lydia shoves Celia, which causes her to stumble backward, fall over the couch and be impaled by Lydia's pyramid-shaped Woman of the Year award. Hank from "Mums" is a cruel right-wing fanatic who verbally abused his kind son Jack and actively tries to indoctrinate him into his own racist mindset. This causes her to cower and tearfully promise "Daddy" that she'll make him proud. Her father's voice emanates (whether it is the work of the Deadites or the result of her own mental instability is not elaborated on) from her puppet, Henrietta the Bear, who berates her and furiously warns her not to screw up. Bookberry from "Public Television of the Dead" is strongly implied to have been pushed into becoming the cruel, racist, and arrogant prima-donna television star she is today by her verbally abusive father. He then proceeds to take the trope up to eleven after he begins mutating into a Blob Monster. Richie from "Gray Matter" didn’t start out as one, but after his wife died he became an alcoholic who neglected his son. A second season premiered in April of 2021, and a third season premiered September of the same year. In October 2020, Shudder announced an animated special featuring two stories, by Stephen King and Joe Hill. #Creepshow monkey paw series#
Tom Savini directs the collection, and the series features actors from the first franchise, including Adrienne Barbeau. Each episode features at least one short story by popular horror authors, including Stephen King, Joe Hill, and Josh Malerman, among others. The series began streaming on the horror service Shudder on Septemand then premiered on AMC on May 4, 2020. A live-action series based on the film Creepshow and its sequels, by collaborators George A.
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