Creepshow - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
Twenty Minutes with Cassandra
Cassie is being chased by a monster and endangers a kind stranger when she asks for help. By doing so, they are both trapped, but what can they do?
Smile
A celebrated photographer, finds himself tormented due to an award-winning photograph. Sometimes a picture isn't worth more than a thousand words.
The Hat
A horror novelist has severe writer's block. Fortunately, his agent has just the right thing. The hat worn by none other than Stephen Bachman. Of course, the struggling author can't resist… he also can't write if he stops wearing the hat, which takes away all concepts of time and space.
Grieving Process
Richard finds himself in quite a predicament. His wife has been attacked and is but a shell of the woman he loved. Within a short time, Richard is ready to do anything to help her feel better. This is put to the test and it appears Richard is ready to deliver.
Parent Death Trap
Lyle is a disappointment to his wealthy parents, who constantly meddle in his life. Unfortunately, their plan backfires, and now he has to deal with the aftermath.
To Grandmother's House We Go
Marcia needs to take her stepdaughter to the girl's grandmother's house to claim their inheritance. However, this simple task is easier said than done.
Meet the Belaskos
The Belaskos get more than they bargained for when they move in next door to a vampire-hating suburbanite.
Cheat Code
A father and son bond by playing an old video game, but soon find out there's a reason it was abandoned.
Something Burrowed, Something Blue
A young couple are gifted everything they could ever wish for.
Doodles
An aspiring comic artist keeps hitting roadblocks.
George Romero in 3-D!
A struggling bookstore owner finds unpublished works of George Romero, but the comics lead to new troubles.
Baby Teeth
Shelby's mom struggles to accept that her baby is growing up, but hanging on to childhood relics isn't as harmless as she thinks.
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