Joining Andy Maiorano for this podcast is another Andy - horror writer, director, and composer - Andy Mitton ("We Go On," "The Witch in the Window"). These two discuss a very near and dear piece that tickles the nostalgia spooky bones like no other - 1982's "Creepshow!"

"Creepshow" marks the screenplay debut for Stephen King and another major notch on horror meister George Romero's belt after his game changing "Night of the Living Dead" and "Dawn of the Dead." Add monster makeup effects from the wizard Tom Savini into the mix and you get one incredible tour de force in practical magic. Five tales of macabre evoking EC Comic style of mischief, mayhem, and spooky fun!

Why is this film such a landmark piece in horror? Why is it the best of the horror anthologies? Now celebrating its 40th anniversary - this movie has secured a legacy that grows stronger each year. It truly is "the most fun you'll ever have being scared."

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Website: www.andymitton.com

Twitter : @andymitton

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