Finally on DVD, this classic portmanteau film stands as a homage to the wonderfully lurid and grisly EC horror comics of the 1950s. Out of the pages of the comic 'Creepshow' come five tales of terror... a tyranical father returns from beyond the grave to claim his Father's Day cake, a meteor crashes to Earth and starts to turn everything into plant-life, a husband plans the ultimate revenge for his cheating wife and her lover, a college hides a hideous and ravenous secret and an ultra-rich entom find out more...

Heed this, those of you who work in finance... if you turn down a mortgage extension to an impoverished old lady (especially a gypsy one) this might be your fate. find out more...

They're back at it. The fiendish little critters take over a Manhattan skyscraper and terrorise the inhabitants, and even worse they become sinister experiments for genetic engineers with terrifyingly hilarious results. Plenty of clever gags make this a sure thing for anyone who enjoyed the first. find out more...

When Kylie is ordered by the man into home detention, as part of her rehabilitation programme, for sticking it to him once too often, she struggles to adapt to the prison she shares with her mother and her mother’s new partner; the family home she grew up in, that may or may not be haunted. The secrets housed within unravel against a seriously pleasing balance of horror suspense and mild peril lols. Worth it for the performance of Rima Te Wiata, as Kylie’s mother Miriam, alone.

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