If by chance you've never seen it, check it out.it's a blast.

What other TV shows inspires such worship! If you're familiar with the series and think you would like to revisit it.you will not be disappointed (the DVD's are priced low!). And the Cryptkeeper? Pop culture icon, with all of those puns! Ever been to Spencer's gifts.remember the lifesized Cryptkeeper animatronic figure they sold for awhile. Horror fans (especially), but also fans of comedy, or just plain old fashioned (sometimes simple minded even cheesy) storytelling will get a kick out of this series. Then again, that is also why it is so much fun! Not time consuming. It’s not quite as lengthy as his starring role in. Each episode is stand-alone, and with this series in particular the 30 minute time frame flies right by.leading you to watch another! About the time, yes, some episodes feel as though they could have benefited from additional time to contain all of the complex twists and turns. A King thing: As with the first film, Creepshow 2 features one of Stephen King’s more substantial roles in film based on his work. The Lake Blob resembles a dark patch of water or a vague clump of vegetation, remaining largely flat and floating on the surface of the lake, yet with very distinct boundaries. Anthology series, by definition, can be very fun and addicting because they don't require the viewer to be well versed in some complex arching storyline. The Lake Blob is the main antagonist of Stephen Kings short story, The Raft and its 1987 Stephen King horror anthology film adaptation in the segment The Raft of Creepshow 2. This was definitely a show not to be taken seriously.but therein lies the key to great TV entertainment. Fluffy the Crate Beast, also simply known as Fluffy, is the main antagonist in Stephen Kings short story 'The Crate', which was shown as a segment in the 1982 horror film Creepshow.

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