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Creepshow 2
(1987)
Released By:
New World Video
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Studio:
New World Video
Genre:
Horror
MPAA Rating:
R
Director:
Michael Gornick
Language:
English
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Cast:
Domenick John
,
Dorothy Lamour
,
Frank S. Salsedo
,
George Kennedy
,
Lois Chiles
,
Tom Savini
Published ID:
2184
UPC:
013131141993, 013131273090,
Plot:
This less-satisfying sequel to the 1982
George A. Romero
/
Stephen King
anthology presents a new trio of
King
stories, framed in a similar EC Comics-style format -- this time featuring some rather lackluster animated segments involving horror-host The Creep, who introduces each chapter with pun-heavy gallows humor. The stories vary widely in quality: first there's Old Chief Wood'nhead, involving a cigar-store Indian who quite literally guards the entrance to an old general store and comes to life to avenge the murders of the elderly couple (
George Kennedy
and
Dorothy Lamour
) who owned it. The middle segment, The Raft, features a group of obnoxious teenagers stranded on a raft in the middle of a lake at the mercy of a murderous oil slick which looks like a bunch of plastic garbage bags stitched together. Both of these suffer in comparison to the closing segment, The Hitchhiker, in which a bored, promiscuous socialite (
Lois Chiles
) mows down a hitchhiker who refuses to stay dead, returning again and again to torment her at every turn, rasping Thanks for the ride, lady! Despite its strengths -- a livelier pace, some creatively gory set pieces -- this is a much cheaper-looking effort than its predecessor, with the deft guidance of
Romero
conspicuously absent (long-time collaborator
Michael Gornick
took up the directorial reins); as a result,
King
's gross-out sensibilities don't come off as well. Makeup maestro
Tom Savini
appears in heavy makeup as a live-action version of The Creep, and
King
pops in for a bit part as a redneck trucker. ~ Cavett Binion, All Movie Guide
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