CREEPSHOW 3
En esta nueva entrega de la saga Creepshow, lanzada directamente al mercado de video y DVD, nos encontramos con cinco historias diferentes: "Alice" , "Rachel la Call Girl" , "La Esposa del Profesor Dayton" , "El Perrito Encantado" y "La Radio".
Directores
Reparto
Stephanie Pettee
Alice
Justin Smith
Ronald
Roy Abramsohn
Father / Detective Jacobs
Susan Schramm
Mother
Matt Fromm
Jesse
Bunny Gibson
Grandmother / Dean Thompson
AJ Bowen
Jerry
Elina Madison
Eva
Nathan Kirkland
Second Father
Selma Pinkard
Second Mother
Kalena Knox
Second Grandmother
Brian Jacobs
Second Jesse
Leonardo Millán
Third Father
Margarita Lugo
Third Grandmother
Magi Avila
Third Mother ("Alice") / Nurse ("Haunted Dog")
Robert Gonzalez
Third Jesse
Simon Burzynski
Harry the Postman
Rami Rank
Neighbor
Akil Wingate
Leon
Cara Cameron
The Radio (Voice)
Equipo
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druscilla_of_old
Having watched all the three movies in the Creepshow franchise both as a child and as an adult, I have to say that this is by far the BEST of the three. Don't get me wrong, all three of them have some serious problems, including blatant sexism, misogyny, racism, classism, fatphobia, and ableism.
However, this one one succeeds more than the preceding two mostly because it eliminates the self-pretentious over-the-top childish faux-horror antiques that plague them. Also, unlike the preceding two, this one doesn't look like something that was made by some wealthy old White men in Hollywood only for old White men (and little White boys) like themselves who'd find cliché-ridden misogynistic and racist goofs and "jokes" witty and funny.
In addition, the stories in this one are a LOT better written and executed than the shallow "stories" in the other two, as is the case with the special effects. Still, as has been implied, this entry suffers from the same blatant misogyny and racism that plague the other two. As such, although I rate it higher than the other two, I can't give it more than a 5 star.
In all, I would recommend this entry in the Creepshow franchise much more than the other two and I do believe that sober Creepshow fans - that is, non-racist and non-sexist folks who aren't creepy White men nostalgic for the days they were allowed to enjoy racist and misogynistic content without criticism - ought to seriously reevaluate this entry and elevate it above the other two outright pieces of irredeemable garbage.
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