Creepshow season 4: a ghoulish return to classic horror? (trailer)
The chilling whispers of horror enthusiasts have been answered. The iconic horror anthology series, “Creepshow,” is set to unveil its fourth season, promising another spine-tingling journey through the eerie pages of the Creepshow comic book. With its premiere slated for October 13, 2023, fans are gearing up for a Halloween season filled with dark tales and haunting surprises.
Originating as a tribute to the 1982 film by the same name, “Creepshow” made its debut on Shudder in 2019. This series, a brainchild of the legendary George A. Romero, has since captivated audiences with its unique blend of horror and comic book aesthetics. Over the years, the show has seen several renewals, animated specials, and even a holiday episode, proving its unwavering popularity in the horror genre. The upcoming season promises a six-episode binge premiere on Shudder and AMC+, with subsequent episodes airing weekly on AMC. The official trailer teases the return of horror legend Tom Atkins, who graced the original Creepshow film in 1982.
Under the leadership of showrunner Greg Nicotero, known for his work on “The Walking Dead,” the series looks set to continue to be a celebration of all things horror. From monsters and ghosts to delusions and the supernatural, “Creepshow” offers a smorgasbord of terrors that keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
The trailer above offers a tantalizing glimpse into the horrors awaiting viewers. From the enigmatic words of Ruth Codd’s character to the chilling presence of Tom Atkins, the trailer is a rollercoaster of emotions. Add to that a mix of monsters, ghosts, and an ominous camera, and you have the perfect recipe for a horror masterpiece.
As the world of TV horror continues to expand with shows like “Chucky” making waves, “Creepshow” remains a beacon for fans of classic horror. This October, as horror enthusiasts mark their calendars for Friday the 13th, there’s an added reason to celebrate – the return of “Creepshow.”
