Cinema Secrets You Missed in Creepshow

Cinema Secrets You Missed in Creepshow (1982) takes you behind the scenes of George A. Romero and Stephen King’s classic horror anthology to uncover the practical effects, production problems, hidden details and strange stories behind the movie. Discover how Romero transformed Creepshow into a living EC horror comic, why Stephen King played Jordy Verrill himself, and what happened when some of Tom Savini’s special effects refused to cooperate. We’ll reveal how the filmmakers created Fluffy for “The Crate,” how Ted Danson was buried and submerged for “Something to Tide You Over,” and why working with thousands of real cockroaches on “They’re Creeping Up on You!” became a nightmare all its own. You’ll also hear about Leslie Nielsen’s relentless practical jokes between takes, the hidden prop that appears throughout all five stories, an effect that actually caught fire, and the ingenious practical tricks used to create some of Creepshow’s most memorable moments. From George Romero and Stephen King to Tom Savini, Leslie Nielsen, Ted Danson, Adrienne Barbeau and the movie’s army of decidedly uncooperative cockroaches, these are the fascinating behind-the-scenes stories and movie secrets hiding inside one of the most beloved horror films of the 1980s. If you enjoy classic horror movies, practical movie effects, behind-the-scenes stories and forgotten Hollywood secrets, please like the video, subscribe to the channel and share it with another classic movie fan. #Creepshow #StephenKing #GeorgeRomero