Episode XV – The Most Fun You’ll Ever Have Listening To This Podcast, Nov. 19th 2012

What do you get when you combine the awesome talents of George Romero, Stephen King and Tom Savini all into one movie? You get CREEPSHOW (1982), one of the best horror anthology movies ever created. It’s five tales of macabre fun that’s certain to entertain all kinds of genre fans. Join us as we focus on each story individually, including the epilogue/prologue tale starring one of our favourites, Tom Atkins. This show features the Cult Sensation Nick MacPherson in his very first bathroom review, it’s hilarious! It’s another 43 minutes of great podcasting with soundtrack accompaniment and audio clips from the scenes we discuss. Whether you’ve seen Creepshow 100 times or never before, this is a show for you!

SHOW HIGHLIGHTS:

1:00 Greetings and how our Halloween went
2:20 Introducing Creepshow
7:00 Creepshow has one of the best posters from the 80s
9:17 Another anthology movie involving Romero; Two Evil Eyes
12:15 CASH IS A CLUTZ!! AKA Alcohol Abuse!
13:10 Father’s Day
16:47 The Lonesome Death of Jordy Verrill
21:28 Something To Tide You Over
27:10 The Crate
33:52 They’re Creeping Up on You
35:40 Jazz music from Evil Dead was being played!!
38:28 Prologue and Epilogue (Big respect for Tom Atkins!!)
40:00 The Ashtray!! Its Everywhere!! The Creepshow McGuffin
40:58 Our very first ‘cell phone from the bathroom’ review featuring Nick Macpherson!! Friggin Hilarious!!
42:20 Final Thoughts and Conclusion

Creepshow 1982

Directed by: George Romero
Written by: Stephen King
Horror Makeup Effects: Tom Savini

Starring:

Hal Holbrook as Henry Northrup
Adrienne Barbeau as Wilma Northrup
Leslie Nielsen as Richard Vickers
E.G. Marshall as Upson Pratt
Ted Danson as Harry Wentworth
Stephen King as jordy Verrill
Viveca Lindfors as Aunt Bedilia
Fritz Weaver as Dexter Stanley
Tom Atkins as Stan
Ed Harris as Hank Blaine
Carrie Nye as Sylvia Grantham

 

All Creepshow visuals and sound copyright © 1982 by Creepshow Films Inc., Laurel Entertainment Inc., Laurel-Show Inc. and Warner Bros. Pictures and used for educational purposes. No reproductions please.