Let me start off by saying, this is a great documentary about the making of Creepshow. I feel like we really had no good supplemental material with the DVD and Blu-Ray copies of the film. This more than makes up for that! George A. Romero and tom Savini both have large parts in making this thing as good as it is. There were also several interviews with some other members of the cast and crew (grips and all). The thing I'm a bit disappointed in, however, is - why couldn't they get Stephen King to talk to them? He may just not be interested in this anymore, but his insight would have been the cherry on top. I have no doubt this would be a 5 star release for me. We will settle at 4 though. I will say - if you're a fan of Creepshow at all...you should definitely buy this! It's well worth your money.

While not as great as the original, these three tales from horror god Stephen King are still pretty good. Each of the three stories is good in their own way. The first tale, Ol' Chief Woodenhead is my least favorite--which is not to say I didn't like it, it was just a bit off for me. The Raft is my favorite, and I'll never look at oil spills the same way again. The Hitch-hiker (THANKS FOR THE RIDE, LADY) was fun and unruly and enjoyable. The connecting story is cool, too, and there's also an appearance (in makeup) by Tom Savini, master of make-up effects from Dawn of the Dead and the Friday the 13th movies.

This movie is really fun and exciting. I’ve watched it twice.

horror at it's finest. Love all the stories within this movie

This is not a showcase type of blu-ray, it doesn't have reference quality picture or sound, and there aren't any special features to speak of. But if you like the movie (which is probably the worst of the three between Creepshow 1 & 2 and Tales from the Darkside), then this is still worth buying, especially at the low price I paid ($6).