


Season 2

Model Kid / Public Television of the Dead
A 12-year-old monster fan turns to hand-built model kits to escape his unhappy reality; a public TV station is overwhelmed when the appraisal of an antique book accidentally summons a dark force.

Dead & Breakfast / Pesticide
When a true crime travel vlogger documents her stay at a hokey haunted Bed and Breakfast, she gets a much scarier experience than she was expecting. Then, an exterminator is tasked with a big job, and it’s more than he bargained for. The payout is huge, but is it worth what it’s costing him?

The Right Snuff / Sibling Rivalry
Two astronauts are on a history-making mission in space, but when the promise of fame and glory collides with a major misunderstanding, it ensures they’ll go down in history for an entirely different reason. Then, Lola is convinced her brother is trying to kill her... but the more she pieces together, the less things make sense. Turns out, she’s looking for a monster in entirely the wrong place.

Pipe Screams / Within the Walls of Madness
A drain clog turns out to be more than just a little matted hair and soap scum, and a down-on-his luck plumber is tasked with getting the problem under control. Trouble is, the problem has a mind of its own. Then, a top-secret government compound is evacuated as the last few scientists in the building fight to contain the creature they’ve been studying- but is the true threat one of them?

Night of the Living Late Show
Simon has invented an incredible virtual reality experience that allows him to join in on his favorite films but is unprepared for when virtual reality becomes his actual reality.
Avis de la communauté (2)
A failed attempt to return a certain pulp essence to horror stories for Shudder. The involvement of Greg Nicotero as a writer and director shows his interest in recovering the homage by Stephen King to the comics of the 50's in "Creepshow" (George A. Romero, 1982). Stories are loose, unimportant and poorly developed. Even a direct tribute like "Night of the Living Late Show" (S2E5) feels less succeed than it should.
_Creepshow_ delivers a second season of mediocre horror tales. The “season” consists of 5 episodes broken into 9 stories of vampires, serial killers, aliens, and demonic spirits. And some of the featured guest stars include Ali Larter, Molly Ringwald, Kevin Dillon, Keith David, Denise Crosby, and Justin Long. As usually, the comic book wraparounds are well-done and ghoulishly clever, but the cheesy special effects and cheap sets really hurt the storytelling. There are a couple of good segments in Season 2 of _Creepshow_, but overall its disappointing and doesn’t seem to be putting in the effort that the first season did.