I worked in the engineering department at a large US company. In one of the storage areas was an old wooden crate. I was tasked with labeling clearly all the items in the storage area. I did not know what was in the crate and it was buried behind and under other things so I could not open it. I ended up stenciling on it "1834 Arctic Expedition" and called it good. I no longer work there so I don't know if anyone found it and if they did if they understood the reference.
Agreed! That was my introduction to Ted Danson as well. I never started watching Cheers until it was already into several seasons. So he’ll always be “Harry” to me and not Sam.
I agree. It was nice to see movie makers use models, puppets, and real effects, rather make everything CGI, which I feel is an easy way out. Filmmakers need to look to these movies of this era.
I always assumed the “meteor” episode was based on the lovecraft story... (recently a nick cage movie)... but I guess technically Stephen king made a short adaptation of it
The BEST. I honestly get sad when I see a cgi that would make an amazing “practical effect”. I respect it so much! The hours and meticulous work. I think about ppl who would make fun of old special effects, how they don’t consider the effort that was put in! Not easy! And you have to have great creativity!
My first ever horror movie experience actually and still one of the greatest in my opinion. This is where my love for all things horror and metal began. Yes if it wasn't for this movie I would have never began my journey into the dark side haha. It's kinda cool to trace back the things that first inspired your lifes journey though. This was one of the most long lasting and important ones for me turns out.
I got to meet AND Hang out with Tom some years back at a Sci-Fi/Fantasy Con in Milwaukee Wis. and he was just SO FREAKIN' COOL to talk with! In FACT... I came BACK the next day with my entire "WereWolf" costume JUST For Tom and he LOVED IT! He gave me a few tips to improve it but said I had a "GREAT EYE For HORROR and MONSTERS!" THAT Was SUCH an Awesome Compliment from one of the All Time GREATS! :D
I can personally vouch for Leslie Neilsen's fart machine. Every Xmas, the radio station where I worked in Phoenix, AZ would put on a live version of A Christmas Carol for charity. One year (mid 90's I think), Mr. Neilsen was our special guest star. Backstage he would walk around the green room firing off that fart machine and try to blame it on somebody next to him- usually a woman. He was hilarious, friendly to everyone, and had such an easy charm about him. One of the great guys of the world. He lit up a room.
Loved this when I was young and it’s still probably the best horror anthology film. Just recently watched tales from the dark side movie again and it was still great too.
Loved it. Saw it at the cinema in '82 and when the roaches happened, you would have though the audience was being killed. You don't hear screaming like that very often. 10/10
I'm not sure what version of creepshow you watched, but they did show Ted Danson drowning underwater. It wasn't just in the comic book. Twas live action as well. Just FYI.
I was also waiting for someone to mention this and actually my pops saw that when we ....rented a VCR and rented”Creepshow” back in 1983 (remember when you could rent a whole VCR for the weekend?) my father was really good at catching stuff like that. Anyway great comments you are Def a diehard Creepshow fan
Wow. I was just about to make this comment myself. It's such a campy but unsettling scene. Shows the vulnerability of the character, just in case you were still laughing because Leslie Nielsen was the antagonist.
Thank for posting this! This movie actually scared me when I first watched it as a kid. I love all the facts you dig up about classic movies!! Keep up the great work!!!
the music from creepshow and dawn of the dead were 2 of the best horror soundtracks in horror movie history. george romero really nailed the music in the those 2 movies.
I love Creepshow as well. It is a bit dated - but, oh my, is it fun!! I agree there should be more anthology horror films today. It's a great format. Love your videos, Minty. Keep up the good work. Cheers!
Always a fantastic start to the day with Minty and tea. Made even better by being a video on one of my favorite horror movies, Creepshow. A little sad the sequels weren't touched on, but that's a minor thing. Two meteor mess covered thumbs up.
"Meteor Shit!" - Stephen King Love it! The best author in the world. Maybe the death or experience in the story would have been more comfortable if the weed would have made him high.
4:30 = Leslie Nielson had this device for decades, added with an easily inflatable "whoopie Cushion" having the same effect. It is a staple identifier of him wherever he went, publically + in his average day of at-home accomodations. His tombstone in Fort Lauderdale’s historic Evergreen Cemetery reads “Let ‘er rip.” The actor, well known for his roles in “Airplane” and “The Naked Gun,” had a low-key retirement in Fort Lauderdale before his death on November 28, 2010 at the age of 84. Neilsen loved gags about gas and whoopee cushions and promised in a 1996 interview that the line would be his epitaph. His final resting place is located in the cemetery’s northern corner - where a nearby shade tree features a bench in his honor . . . with a comment from him: “Sit down whenever you can.”
AGENT BLACK He was originally known for playing heavies or bad guys before his comedic days. Another one that comes to mind was the professor on Gillagins Island.
doug miller. Yes, I remember seeing him in a Twilight Zone episode, as a scientist working on time travel, and bringing back a bandit from the past. One of my favorite episode's!
@Seanda Jágr You're welcome. It only ran for one season (1981-1982). I remember watching it when I was around 7, so my memory of the series is pretty fuzzy. But I do remember liking it. Here's a channel, with seven of the episodes on it. th-cam.com/video/EuaMN9sqno8/w-d-xo.html
Also, the spectre in the window (cloaked skeleton with hair), was an actual human skeleton as admitted by special effects artist Tom Savini on Late Night with David Letterman.
@@delilasloan8914 Yeah, look up that interview here on YT and listen to the facts I repeated. It's just a cool fact that the special effects used an actual human skeleton for the Spectre prop. Creepy facts!
Savini being a Vietnam combat vet who was witness to REAL gore helped him in his depictions created for the screen. Movie used to creep me out as a kid when it was on HBO but now I love it.
I read somewhere that he was actually supposed to be involved with the original Night of the Living Dead but his service in Vietnam got in the way of that. I think he was a combat photographer or something like that.
I agree, Minty. I thoroughly enjoyed horror anthology movies. I wish they'd make a comeback. Tales from the Darkside had one as well that starred the deliciously yummy Debbie Harry.
I also did love the Crypt Keeper. I can't even look at those roaches or I will scratch myself for a day! I saw it in the cinema the first time. It's Nostalgia for me and I'd love to see it again.
William Marold such an under rated movie. Too bad it it was released the same summer as The Lost Boys. I personally think its better and I do LOVE me some Lost Boys!
I feel bad for Romero because he was three years short of Night of the Living Dead, a cult classic that he started but wasn't able to cash in on. Early Ed Harris?? Early Ted Danson?? Can we say Adrienne Barbeau and her legendary rack? She graced us here then in Swamp Thing, another cult classic later that year.
I saw this countless times as a kid and only recently I realized this was the movie that made me the horror fanatic I am today. I love it with all of my heart 😍
What the hell ya talking about? .. . THAT 12:41 WAS shown in the movie! On another note, some OTHER horror anthology flicks from the '80s are Nightmares, Screamtime, and Deadtime Stories.
Thanks you so Much for all the passion and work you put into your channel, Happy Halloween 🍫🕸🍬🎃from H-Town, TX. Hope you are have a good one man , you sure deserve it👍👌
I think of Creep Show as just a continuation of the 70s anthology movie genrelike: Tales from the Crypt (1972), The Vault of Horror (1973) , From Beyond the Grave (1974) , etc..
You are my soul brother. I love most of the same things you love. Keep up the great work! I read the graphic novel first in a bookstore. I didn't realize at the time that it came out after the movie, I thought it came out first till I saw this video. I was only 10 at the time and the comic scared the hell out of me, but I couldn't stop reading. It was a compulsion. That cake haunted my nightmares!
I just subscribed to your channel. I hope its more content of horror movies. I absolutely love horror movies 💙 thank you for this. Not many good horror personalities exist. I think im into your videos.
This was great to know 3 years after you posted this. I loved watching this movie since it came out in the 1982. I say this first creepshow was the best one out of the 3.
Leslie Nielsen later would use the fart machine to Great effect, While promoting the Naked Gun Movie in the UK Nielsen was invited on to the Terry Wogan Chatshow, During the show while being interviewed by Terry in front of a live studio audience nielsen would occasionally trigger the fart machine And carry on As if nothing had happened, This left the Host Terry Wogan and the whole audience unsure what was going on, and at the time they must of thought that nielsen was suffering from a bad case of flatulence because all through the Interview he manages to keep a straight Face where as the look on Wogans face is classic.....
Great video! Creepshow is simply awesome!..its one of those films that help define 80s horror for sure. I'm surprised there was no mention of how the ashtray from the fathers day story segment shows up in every other story throughout the film, but then again when doing a top 10, theres always gonna be few that don't make it on the list, all in all i really enjoyed this one and look forward to the next one!
I watched this just last weekend with my son and my goodness, it was so bad but I cannot begin to tell you how much I enjoyed it! My son was terrified, which made it all the better! A True Classic!!!
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I worked in the engineering department at a large US company. In one of the storage areas was an old wooden crate. I was tasked with labeling clearly all the items in the storage area. I did not know what was in the crate and it was buried behind and under other things so I could not open it. I ended up stenciling on it "1834 Arctic Expedition" and called it good. I no longer work there so I don't know if anyone found it and if they did if they understood the reference.
That’s awesome!
Haha nice once.
Awesome 👍😁 kudos to you sir
😑 ehhhh... I wiped my ass, flushed and washed my hands but why should anyone believe me?
EPIC
"Creepshow"(1982) is an excellent horror movie! This is one of the best horror anthologies movies of all time for sure!
Hell yeah
One of the best things about Creepshow is the incredible music. Definitely a highlight of the film.
"Something To Tide You Over" was my
personal favorite story. Leslie Neilson's
over the top acting was priceless.
Agreed! That was my introduction to Ted Danson as well. I never started watching Cheers until it was already into several seasons. So he’ll always be “Harry” to me and not Sam.
Yess!! Same
Right on! Leslie Nielsen could act any kind of role.
Classic! "I Got My Cake!". King is F***ing hilarious lol. "Meteor Shit!"
There's something about practical effects,, that makes 80s and early 90s movies look great..
I recently watched Poltergeist again, and most of the FX still hold up today.
I agree. It was nice to see movie makers use models, puppets, and real effects, rather make everything CGI, which I feel is an easy way out. Filmmakers need to look to these movies of this era.
I always assumed the “meteor” episode was based on the lovecraft story... (recently a nick cage movie)... but I guess technically Stephen king made a short adaptation of it
The BEST. I honestly get sad when I see a cgi that would make an amazing “practical effect”. I respect it so much! The hours and meticulous work. I think about ppl who would make fun of old special effects, how they don’t consider the effort that was put in! Not easy! And you have to have great creativity!
"Just tell it to call you Billie!" Love Adrienne Barbeaux!
Best of the anthology!
She was funny too 😉😎
The Crate was my favorite along with Fathers Day. Such a great film
@@georgeedward1691 still scares me to this day ...hugs friend
Such a great line
The theme music for this film was OUTSTANDING!!!!
Indeed! I’d know it from the first cords!
I use to love this movie as a kid. A pure 80s horror movie.
Nightmare Files what’s up dude? I love your channel.
Nightmare Files that's funny... Bc I love Nightmare Files! Lol! Great job!
I still love it!
My first ever horror movie experience actually and still one of the greatest in my opinion. This is where my love for all things horror and metal began. Yes if it wasn't for this movie I would have never began my journey into the dark side haha.
It's kinda cool to trace back the things that first inspired your lifes journey though. This was one of the most long lasting and important ones for me turns out.
This movie was actually scary and entertaining to watch unlike the modern horror movies they're making these days.
I only saw Creepshow 2, but damn as a kid, "Thanks for the ride lady!" interrupted so much sleep........
Do Creepshow 2....
“Thanks for the ride lady”
Lol
Over here lady! Lol
Creepshow 2 was awesome 🤟 Nice comment....
That’s gonna cost you Mrs Lansing!
🖐🤪🤚
So good, in a creep-tastic way!
I hated that one corny
I couldn't stop laughing the whole movie when Jordy (aka Stephen King) said: "meteor shit." The way he said it made me laugh so hard that I cried😂😂😂
It reminds me of the kid who said they're eating him and then they're gonna eat me from... critters??
YESSS!! LoL used to crack me up as well, that specific line, still to this day too 😂
@@delilasloan8914That's Troll 2.
Thanks for the ride, lady.
R Pena that’s Creepshow 2 and I love that story! The Hitchhiker is one of my favs from any horror anthology.
😂😂😂😂yesssss love that one!!!
That's part 2
That one is the creepiest one out of them all.
That's 2
WHERES MY CAKE?!!!!!!
🎂💀🎂💀🎂
Anthony Rodriguez where's my cake Bedelia I want my cake
The cake is a lie.....
“Where’s My cake you dirty bitch!?”
🤭🤣🤣
I can hold my breath, for a loooooong time! 🤣😂
Tom savini is genius he could turn a turd into a 24 k gold bar
The master
I got to meet AND Hang out with Tom some years back at a Sci-Fi/Fantasy Con in Milwaukee Wis. and he was just SO FREAKIN' COOL to talk with!
In FACT... I came BACK the next day with my entire "WereWolf" costume JUST For Tom and he LOVED IT! He gave me a few tips to improve it but said I had a "GREAT EYE For HORROR and MONSTERS!"
THAT Was SUCH an Awesome Compliment from one of the All Time GREATS! :D
i have both 1.2. and seen #3
I can personally vouch for Leslie Neilsen's fart machine. Every Xmas, the radio station where I worked in Phoenix, AZ would put on a live version of A Christmas Carol for charity. One year (mid 90's I think), Mr. Neilsen was our special guest star. Backstage he would walk around the green room firing off that fart machine and try to blame it on somebody next to him- usually a woman. He was hilarious, friendly to everyone, and had such an easy charm about him. One of the great guys of the world. He lit up a room.
Brilliant movie, watched it in cinemas. King, Romero, savini- great combo!
yep
Yes!
How DARE you call Creepshow awful!? It's a horror fans' dream come true!
Creepshow is a great movie.... this guys crazy
Awful?? Not only is this dude NOT funny he is a idiot. His attempts at trying to be funny are cringy af.
RIGHT?! EXACTLY! :D
When did he say it was awful?….time stamp?
@@Black0bsidian 1:30
I literally just watched CreepShow 1 and 2 over the weekend. Opened TH-cam and here we are 😁
Leslie Nielsen was still known for being a serious actor during this movie. Airplane had to be his first comedic role.
The boy with the voodoo doll was Stephen King's son, Joe.
TheLocutus70 yes, indeed, the future author of Horns!
TheLocutus70 truth
His books are truly terrifying.
Are you Joe-King?
Lol.
Loved this when I was young and it’s still probably the best horror anthology film. Just recently watched tales from the dark side movie again and it was still great too.
Creepshow blew me away!! Soo excellent - "tell it to call you Billie"!! Bwahahahahahahahaa!!
Loved it. Saw it at the cinema in '82 and when the roaches happened, you would have though the audience was being killed. You don't hear screaming like that very often. 10/10
This movie MESSED ME UP as a kid!
Same especially the crate.
How? I’m curious.
Did you see it when you were really young and it gave you nightmares?
When I saw this as a kid, when I was laying in bed trying to sleep, I thought Fluffy was going to appear at the foot of my bed to get me.
Me too lol
Wait - "its awful and awesome"???? NO - its just flat out AWESOME!
One of my all time favorite movies. I've met so many people involved with it, too. Great cast and great crew.
I'm not sure what version of creepshow you watched, but they did show Ted Danson drowning underwater. It wasn't just in the comic book. Twas live action as well. Just FYI.
Because it glowed with a red tint to it. I remember that part too.
Minty is full of shit. I don't think he's a fan of half the stuff he talks about. He can't even get people's names right a lot of the time.
He probably didn’t even actually watch it.
So glad you covered this! This is one of my all time favorites! Keep up the greatness!!!
Coked out King's eyeballs going all over the place freaked me then and they still do today.
How about the ashtray which trolled itself into every segment?
Thats what I wanna know.
Yes, very cool! It was a soap dish in the 5th segment.
Right on , someone commented on that .
I was also waiting for someone to mention this and actually my pops saw that when we ....rented a VCR and rented”Creepshow” back in 1983 (remember when you could rent a whole VCR for the weekend?) my father was really good at catching stuff like that.
Anyway great comments you are Def a diehard Creepshow fan
Not awful,dude!!! INCREDIBLE!!! Well maybe except for Ed Harris' disco dancing!!!
Lol, very true!!!
Just tell it to call you Billie
😂😂 Fucking Comedy Classic
Another good one, Minty! But they DO show Ted Danson's head under water in the movie, for what seems like quite a long time!
Yup. Maybe something else they excised in censor-happy Australia.
Jim Slav - Ha! Maybe! 😁
Wow. I was just about to make this comment myself. It's such a campy but unsettling scene. Shows the vulnerability of the character, just in case you were still laughing because Leslie Nielsen was the antagonist.
morlockmeat Just about to type that. I thought I misremembered
Gotta hold your breath Harry....gotta hold your breath....
Speaking of Heavy Metal Minty!! I actually watched it as a kid on the cable network WHT that only played at night. Great job as always!!
I think it's just plain *Awesome!* Loving tribute to the genre that it is...one of the best of its category of all time.
Thank for posting this! This movie actually scared me when I first watched it as a kid. I love all the facts you dig up about classic movies!! Keep up the great work!!!
Yes!!!! Thanks so much man!!! I've been waiting for Creepshow! Keep up the good work!
the music from creepshow and dawn of the dead were 2 of the best horror soundtracks in horror movie history. george romero really nailed the music in the those 2 movies.
I love Creepshow as well. It is a bit dated - but, oh my, is it fun!!
I agree there should be more anthology horror films today. It's a great format.
Love your videos, Minty. Keep up the good work. Cheers!
Always a fantastic start to the day with Minty and tea. Made even better by being a video on one of my favorite horror movies, Creepshow. A little sad the sequels weren't touched on, but that's a minor thing. Two meteor mess covered thumbs up.
"Meteor Shit!"
- Stephen King
Love it! The best author in the world. Maybe the death or experience in the story would have been more comfortable if the weed would have made him high.
4:30 = Leslie Nielson had this device for decades, added with an easily inflatable "whoopie Cushion" having the same effect. It is a staple identifier of him wherever he went, publically + in his average day of at-home accomodations. His tombstone in Fort Lauderdale’s historic Evergreen Cemetery reads “Let ‘er rip.”
The actor, well known for his roles in “Airplane” and “The Naked Gun,” had a low-key retirement in Fort Lauderdale before his death on November 28, 2010 at the age of 84. Neilsen loved gags about gas and whoopee cushions and promised in a 1996 interview that the line would be his epitaph. His final resting place is located in the cemetery’s northern corner - where a nearby shade tree features a bench in his honor . . . with a comment from him:
“Sit down whenever you can.”
This one was probably my favorite so far
It's kind of funny Leslie Nielsen being intimidating by playing it straight, the same method he used to be funny!
Aaron Greenfield - He started off as a straight, leading man though... as in Forbidden Planet.
AGENT BLACK He was originally known for playing heavies or bad guys before his comedic days. Another one that comes to mind was the professor on Gillagins Island.
doug miller. Yes, I remember seeing him in a Twilight Zone episode, as a scientist working on time travel, and bringing back a bandit from the past. One of my favorite episode's!
AGENT BLACK. Absolutely, Nielsen's one of my favorite actors, forbidden Planet is one of my favorite Sci-Fi movies. And yes, 60 gallons will suffice!
that is an awesome episode Aaron!
Not dissing you my man but you forget tales from the dark side
Also, Darkroom. But most people sadly forget about Darkroom.
www.imdb.com/title/tt0081849/?ref_=nv_sr_3
doctor a I love that show! but, also let's not forget about Monsters
doctor a never heard of Darkroom (honestly!), I'll check into that, thank you!
@Seanda Jágr
You're welcome. It only ran for one season (1981-1982). I remember watching it when I was around 7, so my memory of the series is pretty fuzzy. But I do remember liking it. Here's a channel, with seven of the episodes on it.
th-cam.com/video/EuaMN9sqno8/w-d-xo.html
Oh wait. I just realized it has ALL of the episodes on it. Nice!
Dude I get so nostalgic watching these videos it’s awesome. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
"The crate" was my absolute favorite thing to watch as a wee lad.
Love creepshow 1 and 2
Also, the spectre in the window (cloaked skeleton with hair), was an actual human skeleton as admitted by special effects artist Tom Savini on Late Night with David Letterman.
Wait....what???
@@delilasloan8914 Yeah, look up that interview here on YT and listen to the facts I repeated. It's just a cool fact that the special effects used an actual human skeleton for the Spectre prop. Creepy facts!
Grew up watching Creepshows 1 & 2 a zillion times and still enjoy part 2 the most. The Hitchhiker and The Raft are awesome.
Savini being a Vietnam combat vet who was witness to REAL gore helped him in his depictions created for the screen. Movie used to creep me out as a kid when it was on HBO but now I love it.
I read somewhere that he was actually supposed to be involved with the original Night of the Living Dead but his service in Vietnam got in the way of that.
I think he was a combat photographer or something like that.
Dude you should have wayyyyy more sub. Glad I found your channel. Ok back to binge watching it. 👍👍👍
I agree, Minty. I thoroughly enjoyed horror anthology movies. I wish they'd make a comeback. Tales from the Darkside had one as well that starred the deliciously yummy Debbie Harry.
I also did love the Crypt Keeper. I can't even look at those roaches or I will scratch myself for a day! I saw it in the cinema the first time. It's Nostalgia for me and I'd love to see it again.
I recently just found your channel, I love it! I'm catching up on your videos and binge watching them. Thank you!
You should do a review of Cat’s Eye.
Vezner yes! I haven't seen that movie in years
He did it
th-cam.com/video/n9Qah8ldP54/w-d-xo.html
Yesssssss 👊🏾😎😉
Excellent! Nothing beats Minty in the morning. Please do NEAR DARK.
William Marold such an under rated movie. Too bad it it was released the same summer as The Lost Boys. I personally think its better and I do LOVE me some Lost Boys!
doug miller Right there with you sir! I love me some Lost Boys, too but NEAR DARK is my favorite vampire movie by far!
It is like the old west meets vampires and the Tangerine Dream score is out of this world. Their music makes movies so good i.e. Risky Business.
doug miller It is a modern day western. I agree with you about the Tangerine Dream score. They know how to create a mood.
Hell yes. Bill Paxton is one of my all time favorites!
I love this film, one of my favourites
Another guilty pleasure of mine! I watch this every October and sometimes even not around Halloween!
this is EASILY one of the best horror movies ever made. EVER. Nathan Grantham' s hand coming out from his grave scarred me for life.
Can you please review the movie Scanners from the 80s? 😎
The Crate alone is absolutely LEGENDARY
Minty, I just wanted to say you do a great job with these videos. I have thoroughly enjoyed many of yours.
Yes! Creepshow is one of my favorite films of all time! Thank you Minty.
I feel bad for Romero because he was three years short of Night of the Living Dead, a cult classic that he started but wasn't able to cash in on.
Early Ed Harris??
Early Ted Danson??
Can we say Adrienne Barbeau and her legendary rack? She graced us here then in Swamp Thing, another cult classic later that year.
Great episode man, I just found your channel today and Im loving it.
Love your videos Minty, keep up the good work!!!
Fluffy looks kind of like a Critter.
BurninatorTheTrogdor on steroids,but yeah i agree
I watched this last night and I agree. The link to the film is above in comments
I saw this countless times as a kid and only recently I realized this was the movie that made me the horror fanatic I am today. I love it with all of my heart 😍
It was my favorite movie when I was 8
My all time fav movie. I love your channel Minty, even though your song stays with me all day. Keep up the good work
I loved these videos, also I absolutely loved that you used a Damned song in the video, one of my favourite bands
What the hell ya talking about? .. . THAT 12:41 WAS shown in the movie!
On another note, some OTHER horror anthology flicks from the '80s are Nightmares, Screamtime, and Deadtime Stories.
And Tales From The Darkside
Next... CREEPSHOW 2!!!!
Good call
Yes!
THANKS FOR THE RIDE LADY!!! Or WE’RE GOING TO HOLLYWOOD AND THIS HAIR IS GOING TO GET ME PAID AND LAID!!!
Corpse Desecrator I was just gonna post that...”thanks for the ride, lady”😂👍🏾
Yes please
Thanks so much Minty! I’ve been waiting on this one! Awesome! You rock Minty! 🤘🏻
I still watch this movie from time to time. Still a Great Masterpiece.
The music in this movie is amazing!!!! Synthesizers all day!!!!!!
This movie destroyed me as a kid. Nightmares for ages.
Oh I have such fond memories of this era of movies! Thanks for doing this episode, it's awsome as always!☺🙃😃
Entertaining as always. Thanks Minty.
I like the Ash Tray, who else noticed it in every story?
Do a review of Demon Night, from Tales of the Crypt
Thanks you so Much for all the passion and work you put into your channel, Happy Halloween 🍫🕸🍬🎃from H-Town, TX. Hope you are have a good one man , you sure deserve it👍👌
Love it! My favorite was part 2 "thanks for the ride lady!"
I think of Creep Show as just a continuation of the 70s anthology movie genrelike: Tales from the Crypt (1972), The Vault of Horror (1973) , From Beyond the Grave (1974) , etc..
I was a little girl when I saw this on HBO. Lol. It freaked me out.
You are my soul brother. I love most of the same things you love. Keep up the great work! I read the graphic novel first in a bookstore. I didn't realize at the time that it came out after the movie, I thought it came out first till I saw this video. I was only 10 at the time and the comic scared the hell out of me, but I couldn't stop reading. It was a compulsion. That cake haunted my nightmares!
I just subscribed to your channel. I hope its more content of horror movies. I absolutely love horror movies 💙 thank you for this. Not many good horror personalities exist. I think im into your videos.
Do Nightbreed!
Now that would be awesome plain and simple
For sure, do Nightbreed. I really enjoyed this one when I first encountered it, definitely creepy.
Yes, Nightbreed is a favorite of mine.
The skeleton in the window was real imported from india and wired with mechanisms by savini.
This was great to know 3 years after you posted this. I loved watching this movie since it came out in the 1982. I say this first creepshow was the best one out of the 3.
Awsome video and. Great music choices .
There was a scene of Ted Dansons head underwater in Creepshow, silly.
Leslie Nielsen later would use the fart machine to Great effect, While promoting the Naked Gun Movie in the UK Nielsen was invited on to the Terry Wogan Chatshow, During the show while being interviewed by Terry in front of a live studio audience nielsen would occasionally trigger the fart machine And carry on As if nothing had happened, This left the Host Terry Wogan and the whole audience unsure what was going on, and at the time they must of thought that nielsen was suffering from a bad case of flatulence because all through the Interview he manages to keep a straight Face where as the look on Wogans face is classic.....
Thanks for the info
I love your vids. You deserve more subs imo.
Great video! Creepshow is simply awesome!..its one of those films that help define 80s horror for sure. I'm surprised there was no mention of how the ashtray from the fathers day story segment shows up in every other story throughout the film, but then again when doing a top 10, theres always gonna be few that don't make it on the list, all in all i really enjoyed this one and look forward to the next one!
This is a must watch one if my all time favorite horror movies
There weren't any guidos in Star Wars.
I watched this just last weekend with my son and my goodness, it was so bad but I cannot begin to tell you how much I enjoyed it! My son was terrified, which made it all the better! A True Classic!!!
I love your videos, I think you do an awesome job. You should do The Amityville Horror, I think you would do it justice.