Summary of Creepshow - re:View

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Creepshow is a horror anthology movie directed by George Romero and featuring Stephen King. The movie is considered to be one of the best of all time. The documentary Just Desserts profiles Harris and focuses on his involvement in the soundtrack for the movie.

• 00:00:00 Creepshow is a horror anthology movie that is considered to be one of the best of all time. The movie is directed by the late George Romero and features performances by Stephen King and George Romero's longtime collaborator, Tabitha King.
• 00:05:00 In "Creepshow," anthology horror movies can be shorter and less detailed than longer, more character-focused horror movies. This film is an example of the latter. The story is about a man who is scared by a giant spider, and the character development is minimal.
• 00:10:00 In "Creepshow", Ed Harris plays an unassuming Pittsburgh local who becomes a rising star after appearing in the horror movie "Knight Riders". The documentary Just Desserts profiles Harris and focuses on his involvement in the soundtrack for the movie.
• 00:15:00 Slash Campy does an excellent job of balancing horror and humor in "Creepshow." The acting is good, and the scenes are well-paced and suspenseful.
• 00:20:00 Creepshow creator Stephen King's character is killed in the final segment and Stephen King's wife expresses her displeasure at the film's gory violence on Twitter.
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• 00:30:00 Creepshow is a horror anthology film made by the creators of the original Tales from the Crypt TV show. The film has four editors, one of whom is George Lucas' Star Wars editor, and it features appearances by Stephen King, Tom Atkins, and Freddie Mercury.
• 00:35:00 The documentary discusses Stephen King's involvement with the Creepshow franchise, and how it differs from his other works. It also discusses the set and costume design for the franchise, and how the cockroaches were imported from Trinidad.
• 00:40:00 The Creepshow video follows up on a previous discussion about how Stephen King's novel and film Maximum Overdrive were not filmed "correctly" due to his injuries from a 1980 car accident. Stephen King says that he does not remember making the film, but it is still a good movie. The video also discusses the Creepshow comic book and how it ties in to the film. The video finishes with a discussion of the Creepshow animation, which is well done despite being sparingly used.