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Creepshow III (2006)

If you’re craving the witty scares and comic-book thrills of the originals, skip Creepshow III—its five new segments fall flat without a trace of Romero or King’s signature charm. This sequel feels like a name slapped on a forgettable anthology, leaving you longing for the true Creepshow magic.
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Creepshow 2 (1987)

Creepshow 2 (1987) is a deliciously nostalgic horror treat, dishing out three Stephen King–inspired shorts packed with vengeful wooden warriors, ravenous lake blobs, and creepy hitchhikers. It’s the gory sequel that defined my childhood and still delivers thrills today.
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Creepshow (1982) (Blu-ray Review)

Rediscover George A. Romero and Stephen King’s Creepshow in a vibrant new Blu-ray edition that packs all five comic-book horror tales with neon-soaked gore, Tom Savini’s unforgettable effects, and an all-star cast that’ll have you grinning like a kid again. It’s the ultimate 80s horror anthology—equal parts cheesy fun and spine-tingling thrills, guaranteed to satisfy every fright fiend.
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Ice: The Movie (2007)

In post-apocalyptic 2012, Ice: The Movie stitches together three intense anime episodes into a nonstop thrill ride as rival groups of women fight over the only hope for humanity—a mysterious substance called ICE. Packed with action, shocking twists, and sci-fi intrigue, this doomsday adventure is an anime fan’s dream come true.