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In a fantasy sequence, Jordy imagines selling the meteorite to the local college's "Department of Meteors", hoping that the sale will provide enough money to pay off a $200 bank loan. Taking precautions, he douses the meteorite with a bucket of water, causing it to crack open and spill a glowing blue liquid.
Domestic Opening $5,870,889. Earliest Release Date November 12, 1982 (Domestic) Running Time 2 hr. Genres Comedy Fantasy Horror. IMDbPro See more details at IMDbPro. Performance Cast and Crew....
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- It Began with Salem’s lot.
- Creepshow Was A King Family Affair.
- An EC Comics Legend Contributed Art.
- Stephen King Was Deliberately over-the-top.
- Leslie Nielsen Was Constantly Making Everyone Laugh.
- The Creep Was Made from A Real Skeleton.
- The Film’S Real Star Is An Ashtray.
- The Roaches Were Brought in from Trinidad, and Some of Them Never Left.
- Creepshow Introduced Greg Nicotero to Filmmaking.
- Creepshow Is Part of The Stephen King Universe.
The road to Creepshow began rather unceremoniously in the late 1970s, when George A. Romero was screening his vampire film Martin at film festivals. After Warner Bros. executives saw the film and enjoyed it, they approached Romero and asked if he’d be interested in meeting with Stephen King, who had just sold film rights to his novel Salem’s Lotto ...
As Creepshow came together, Romero got the idea that King should do more than serve as screenwriter on the project. He talked the author into doing much more than a cameo and starring in his own segment in the film, as the title character in “The Lonesome Death of Jordy Verrill” (adapted from King’s short story “Weeds”). But even that wasn’t the en...
Because Creepshow was taking inspiration from the EC Comics horror titles that both King and Romero devoured as children, Romero endeavored to recreate the look of those comics on the screen. For the animation that runs in between the segments of the film, he turned to animator Rick Catizone, whose company shared a building with Romero’s own commer...
In “The Lonesome Death of Jordy Verrill,” King starred as the title character, a country bumpkin from Maine who sees a meteor crash onto his land one night and, after accidentally breaking it open, discovers that his property and his body are quickly being overrun with bright green alien moss. King’s performance is marked by over-the-top mannerisms...
Because he was shooting five different standalone story segments plus a frame story, Romero was able to pack his cast with a wide array of actors, from up-and-comers to seasoned stars, comedians to Hollywood veterans. One of those actors was Leslie Nielsen, who played the villainous and vengeful husband Richard in “Something to Tide You Over.” Niel...
To create the many makeup effects required for Creepshow, from covering actors in the flesh of the undead to building an entirely new monster for “The Crate,” Romero turned to Tom Savini, who’d worked with Romero already on films like Dawn of the Dead, Martin, and Knightriders. For Savini, whose pre-Creepshow credits also included the unforgettable...
Because Creepshowis an anthology, no one character carries the whole film. Even The Creep, the film’s mascot, only appears in the frame story. But there is an unlikely star that happens to have a presence in each of the film’s five short stories: In “Father’s Day,” the first segment, Nathan Grantham is murdered by his daughter Bedelia with a dark m...
Each segment of Creepshowposed its own set of filmmaking challenges, but most of them paled in comparison to the challenges the crew faced with “They’re Creeping Up On You,” the final segment of the film which was at one point going to be cut. According to Romero, there was a concern that the film’s budget wouldn’t allow them to do the segment just...
In 1981, while he was shooting Creepshow, Romero called a teenager from his hometown of Pittsburgh and asked if he’d be interested in visiting a set. The teenager, a fan who’d met Romero while on a trip to Rome, jumped at the chance, and it changed his life. His name was Greg Nicotero, and Creepshow became a defining moment for him. Out of that set...
Longtime Stephen King fans know that many of his stories seem to take place within a shared fictional universe, or even a shared fictional multiverse if you take his epic Dark Towersaga into account. We know this in part because of the frequent use of fictional towns King has created within his native Maine, thus forming his own version of the stat...
The Creepshow franchise is a horror comedy anthology series originally created by George A. Romero and written by Stephen King. The first films release was in 1982, spawning two more movies, and two television series. The first film earned million in the United States.
Jan 29, 2023 · "Creepshow" has had an excellent team of experts working behind the scenes to refine the horrific setting of each episode, however, at least one of these talented crew members also enjoys...
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In its opening weekend, Creepshow grossed $5,870,889, ranking #1 in the box office, capsizing First Blood from the top spot. In total it grossed $21,028,755 domestically, making it the highest grossing horror film for the Warner Bros. studio that year.
