Creepshow
Overview:
A young boy's horror comic book comes to life in this anthology series of terrifying tales.
Season 4
Twenty Minutes with Cassandra / Smile
Season 4 · Episode 1
The Hat / Grieving Process
Season 4 · Episode 2
Parent Deathtrap / To Grandmother's House We Go
Season 4 · Episode 3
Meet the Belaskos / Cheat Code
Season 4 · Episode 4
Something Burrowed, Something Blue / Doodles
Season 4 · Episode 5
George Romero in 3-D! / Baby Teeth
Season 4 · Episode 6
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