Fun horror anthology. A little on the cheap, but I actually kind of like this one more than the original. Thanks for the ride lady!

It's not a popular opinion to have but I like 'Creepshow 2'. It's not as good as the original 'Creepshow', but there are some cool, creepy and weird things to appreciate. This anthology consists of only three stories and a wraparound cartoon that is strangely weak, but still brings the oddness of a Ralph Bakshi, crossed with the stylings of a Don Bluth. This means it's watchable, regardless of its lameness. The first story is so poorly acted that it's even more comical than it might intend. It's predictable, but 'Old Chief Wood'nhead' himself is a cool creation. I love the way he creaks and groans through his vengeful killing spree. 'The Raft' is probably the best of the lot even with its beast, that looks to be a floating tarp. The effect of being digested by the monster is pretty convincing. This segment is horribly dated and screams 1980's, right down to the yellow Camaro with the Cragar mags. There is a perverted little scene when the good guy, the "hero", decides to check under the hood of the sleeping high school beauty. It's baffling, but hey...such were the '80s. Finally 'The Hitchhiker' concludes the trifecta. It's a brutal little story that had me wincing due to the most lethal use of a Mercedes I've seen. "Thanks for the ride, Lady!" sounds friendly enough, until you watch this story. I'm sure I'm one of the few but I think 'Creepshow 2' is worth a Halloween evening's viewing.

Just like the first one, this is more an episode of Twilight Zone than a real movie. Also like the first one, it is Ok but not great, despite the writing by Stephen King. As this one has less stars than the initial one, it is even slightly more mediocre. Ok for fans. But if you kinda like Creepshow and Twilight Zone, you should watch the 2019 TV series Creepshow that is, to my mind, better than the movies.

Gosh, I was so scared of this lake blob when I was a kid. Still remember these feelings.

Just watched it again for at least the third time. It hasn't aged well but it's not **quite** as weak as the original _Creepshow_ (1982). That first segment, though, with the wooden Indian… wow, that was pretty weak. I mean, I think the whole film was intended to be "campy" (as opposed to true "horror") but they went beyond campy: this was just weird...and not in a "creepy weird" way; this was just stupid weird. Don't watch this one more than once…or at least, don't ever admit to it. LOL This was lame. Just…just way lame.