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Streaming Review: Shudder – A Creepshow Animated Special

A Creepshow Animated Special
Written by Greg Nicotero & Melanie Dale
Directed by Greg Nicotero
Starring Kiefer Sutherland, Joey King
Shudder
Release date: Thursday, October 29, 2020
Creepshow is back on Shudder… at least for one special episode in honor of Halloween month. Creepshow Season 2 is currently in production for a 2021 debut and major cast additions were announced with the likes of horror veterans Marilyn Manson, Ali Larter, Barbara Crampton, Ted Raimi, Ryan Kwanten, and more. A Creepshow Animated Special went up on horror’s premiere streaming service Shudder last night at midnight and is available now. The 45-minute episode boasted an impressive Creepshow pedigree. Both stories were directed by series EP and horror makeup effects legend Greg Nicotero, who worked on the original film, and the stories come from Stephen King and his son, author Joe Hill.
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Fall 2020 Book Recommendations

Fall is almost here and with it comes lots of great new book releases. I’m an avid reader, but this year thanks to being mostly indoors because of COVID-19, I’ve already read more books in the last six months than I typically do in any given year. Probably three times as many. So, I’m really looking forward to this Fall’s new releases to keep me occupied.
Below are some books I personally am looking forward to this Fall, listed here in order of release date, starting with books releasing in September 2020. After this main list, I’ve included some picks for books that came out earlier this year that maybe you missed, and then some others that are older, but there’s a good reason to get to reading them now.
Continue on to check out my Fall 2020 Book Recommendations….
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Tags: Alan Moore, Book List, Dave Mustaine, Dune, Enola Holmes, HG Wells, Judas Priest, Lenny Kravitz, Megadeth, Reading List, Ready Player Two, Rob Halford, Sherlock Holmes, Star Trek, Star Wars, Stephen King, Susanna Clarke, Swamp Thing
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‘The Shining’ Sequel ‘Doctor Sleep’ Coming To Theaters Early In Time For Halloween

The upcoming adaptation of Stephen King‘s sequel to The Shining, Doctor Sleep, isn’t arriving in theaters until November. A bit of a bummer for those who were wishing they could see it this Halloween season.
But now some people will have a chance to see it early. It’s been announced that Fandango is bringing the movie to theaters early for one night only, and just in time for Halloween.
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Tags: Akiva Goldsman, Alex Essoe, Bruce Greenwood, Carl Lumbly, Cliff Curtis, Doctor Sleep, Elizabeth Boller, Emily Alyn Lind, Fandango, Jocelin Donahue, Jon Berg, Kevin McCormick, Kyliegh Curran, Maher Ahmad, Michael Fimognari, Mike Flanagan, Rebecca Ferguson, Roy Lee, Scott Lumpkin, Stephen King, Terry Anderson, The Newton Brothers, The Shining, Trevor Macy, Zahn McClarnon
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‘The Outsider’: Watch The First Trailer For HBO’s Stephen King Adaptation

HBO has released a teaser trailer for The Outsider, an adaptation of Stephen King‘s novel of the same name.
The 10-episode series is coming next year, and follows a police detective (Ben Mendelsohn) and private investigator (Cynthia Erivo) trying to find answers to the mysterious circumstances surrounding the body of a child found in the woods. Bill Camp, Mare Winningham, Paddy Considine, Julianne Nicholson, Yul Vázquez, Jeremy Bobb, Marc Menchaca, Hettienne Park, Michael Esper, Derek Cecil, Max Beesley, and Jason Bateman also star.
You can find much more info on The Outsider and give the trailer a watch below.
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Tags: Andrew Bernstein, Ben Mendelsohn, Bill Camp, Cynthia Erivo, Dennis Lehane, Derek Cecil, HBO, HBO's The Outsider, Hettienne Park, Jack Bender, Jason Bateman, Jeremy Bobb, Julianne Nicholson, Marc Menchaca, Mare Winningham, Marty Bowen, Max Beesley, Michael Costigan, Michael Esper, Paddy Considine, Richard Price, Stephen King, The Outsider, Yul Vazquez
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NYCC 2019: ‘Creepshow’ Panel & Screening (Episode 1.2)

New York Comic-Con (NYCC) returned to the Jacob Javits Convention Center in midtown Manhattan on Thursday and provided a perfect venue for a screening of the second episode of Shudder’s new Creepshow series. Based on the 1982 horror anthology, the collaboration between George A. Romero and Stephen King was done in comic book form, with panels and the Creeper there to guide the way between stories. The new streaming series premiered on Shudder last Thursday and features six episodes with two horror stories in each, ending appropriately enough, on Halloween.
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