Stephen King, George A. Romero team up for horror trilogy...
“Creepshow 2” is a horror anthology comprised of three supernatural tales. In the first, “Old Chief Wood’nhead,” a cigar-store Indian gets bloody revenge on the rednecks who killed the gentle couple who took care of him and the store he stood in front of for many years. In the second story, “The Raft,” four college students learn a deadly lesson about reading signs when they head to a remote lake to smoke dope and go for a swim. In the final episode, “The Hitchhiker,” a philandering wife hits a hitcher and speeds off only to hit him again and again as she travels further down the road.<br /><br />A sequel to 1982’s “Creepshow,” this film contains stories by Stephen King and a screenplay by George A. Romero (“Night of the Living Dead”). The stories are linked together by animated sequences of a young comic book reader, and the Creep, courtesy of special effects master Tom Savini, returns to introduce the segments.<br /><br />Unfortunately, this collection of tales pales in comparison to the original. They never really create the kind of terror and visceral creepiness King is famous for in his short stories. “The Raft,” for instance, is truly frightening in print. On screen, however, much is lost and the special effects are disappointing.<br /><br />“The Hitchhiker” is extremely violent, but not especially scary. The idea of a creepy hitchhiker has been incorporated far more successfully in a 1960 Twilight Zone episode and the Lucille Fletcher radio play on which it was based.<br /><br />“Old Chief Wood’nhead” is notable for the presence of Dorothy Lamour, who hadn’t made a feature film in over 20 years. Famous for the Bing Crosby/Bob Hope Road pictures of the 1940s, she plays Martha Spruce who, along with husband Ray (George Kennedy), becomes a victim of violence.<br /><br />Bonus features on the newly restored Blu-ray release include audio commentary with director Michael Gornick; new interviews with actors Daniel Beer and Tom Wright; interviews with screenwriter George A. Romero and actor and make-up artist Tom Savini; archive featurette on the special effects of “Creepshow 2;” behind-the-scenes footage; image gallery; trailers and TV spots; and reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork.
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