Watch Creepshow 2 (1987) Free Online

Release Date: 1987

Cast: Richard Parks, Joe Silver, Dorothy Lamour, Tom Wright, Daniel Tucker Kamin, George Kennedy, Tom Savini, Lois Chiles, Holt McCallany, Frank Salsedo

Categories: Movies, Cult, Horror, Creature Film

Creepshow 2 is an American horror comedy anthology film directed by Michael Gornick, who was George A. Romero's cinematographer on the original Creepshow. Released in 1987, the screenplay for Creepshow 2 was penned by Romero (director of the original film), and once again based upon stories by Stephen King. It is the follow-up to Creepshow, featuring three more "Jolting Tales of Horror": Old Chief Wooden Head, The Raft, and The Hitchhiker. Creepshow 2 was followed by a sequel in 2007 (that had no involvement from Stephen King or George A. Romero), titled "Creepshow III". Creepshow make-up... MORE

Creepshow 2 is an American horror comedy anthology film directed by Michael Gornick, who was George A. Romero's cinematographer on the original Creepshow. Released in 1987, the screenplay for Creepshow 2 was penned by Romero (director of the original film), and once again based upon stories by Stephen King. It is the follow-up to Creepshow, featuring three more "Jolting Tales of Horror": Old Chief Wooden Head, The Raft, and The Hitchhiker. Creepshow 2 was followed by a sequel in 2007 (that had no involvement from Stephen King or George A. Romero), titled "Creepshow III". Creepshow make-up artist and Creepshow 2 actor, Tom Savini, has said that he considers Tales from the Darkside: The Movie (1990) the real Creepshow 3. The cover of the special edition DVD released by Anchor Bay Entertainment in both the U.S. and UK is an homage to the Tales from the Crypt comic books from EC. A delivery truck pulls up to a newsstand in a small town where a young boy named Billy (named after and confused with the boy from Creepshow) arrives eagerly waiting for it. The truck's back shutter opens to reveal a sinister figure who drops off a package onto the sidewalk: the latest issue of Creepshow, much LESS