This might be difficult for you to believe but Shudder's Creepshow is about to get a whole lot creepier. The horror-centric streamer just announced that Kiefer Sutherland (Dark City, Mirrors) and Joey King (The Conjuring, Slender Man) have joined the voice cast of The Creepshow Halloween Special.
Per Shudder's official press release:
Shudder, AMC Networks’ premium streaming service for horror, thriller, and the supernatural, today announced Kiefer Sutherland (24, Designated Survivor) and Joey King (The Kissing Booth, The Act) as the voice cast for The Creepshow Halloween Special, premiering October 26. The fully animated special will feature two stories directed by Creepshow showrunner Greg Nicotero, with animation by Octopie animation studio.
"Survivor Type," based on the short story by Stephen King and adapted by Nicotero, stars Sutherland as a man determined to stay alive alone on a deserted island no matter what the cost. "Twittering from the Circus of the Dead," based on the short story by Joe Hill and adapted by Melanie Dale, stars King as a teen whose family road trip includes a visit to the gravest show on earth.
"Halloween wouldn’t be complete without Creepshow, so with the help of the father and son team of Stephen & Joe as well as a fantastic animated format, we get to continue the tradition and spirit of Halloween," said Nicotero.
“Although season 2, now in production, has been delayed due to COVID, Greg and his team were still able to pull off this fantastic special so everyone will be able to enjoy a little bit of Creepshow during Halloween season,” said Craig Engler, Shudder’s General Manager.
While COVID stands to cancel Halloween in most parts of the world, it does my black heart an awful lot of good to know that Shudder still plans on presenting horror fans with one hell of a tweet this coming holiday. After all, what's Halloween without a few scares, or a couple of terrifying tales from your friend and mine, the Creeper?
Be sure to stay tuned for more details as The Creepshow Halloween Special continues to take shape.
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