Creepshow 2 (1987)

And by that I don't mean the nightmares you'll get from watching this - I mean the nightmares you'll have from imagining the possibility of a CREEPSHOW 3! (Wait a minute...

Three comic book stories are told to us by the devilish Creep. This time, we have a story about a Native American wooden statue that comes to life and kills anyone who threatens its owners, a raft that's the only safe place from a murderous oil slick in a river, and an undead hitchhiker who haunts the wealthy woman who accidentally ran him over.

It's the sequel to the anthology series by Stephen King and George A. Romero.

A weak sequel directed by the first film's cinematographer and written by George Romero, based on stories by Stephen King. This anthology features three stories plus a linking story.

This cheesy comedy horror sequel is worth a laugh or two if you're in the right silly mood...but it's far from being a good movie.

This is pure fun for a horror movie fan! You don't watch this one to be scared, rather to enjoy yourself, as we are presented with 3 tales, again, told in style of the old "EC Comics".

The first Creepshow is really good but Creepshow 2 is even better. The additional voice acted cartoon segments tie the anthology chapters together.

Just recently watched this in a small group to see how the film stands 34 years later. This is when you would get at least something good even if it was low or small budget back then, not like today where a majority of horror lacks good story, acting, and visuals.