Creepshow (1982)
from Celluloid Fiends
Welcome to the Celluloid Fiends podcast where your hosts Moe Long (CupOfMoe.com founder/editor in chief, @mitchellclong on Twitter and Instagram) and Gabe Orto talk 1982 cult classic anthology film "Creepshow." Listen to Moe and Gabe discuss horror comedy, anthology films, the legacy of George A. Romero and Stephen King, as well as Scott Bakula as Dracula.
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This episode was published on June 5, 2018.
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