Stephen King - 3 Pack (1984)

Synopsis: CHILDREN OF THE CORN: Young lovers on a cross-country trip stop in a small Nebraska community and make a shocking discovery. One day, three years prior to the couples' arrival, the town's children... CHILDREN OF THE CORN: Young lovers on a cross-country trip stop in a small Nebraska community and make a shocking discovery. One day, three years prior to the couples' arrival, the town's children killed all of the grown-ups at the apparent behest of a demon simply dubbed "He Who Walks Behind the Rows." Based on a short story from horror scribe Stephen King's "Night Shift" collection, this film spawned a slew of bloody sequels. CREEPSHOW 2: This sequel to the popular EC Comics parody once again brings an anthology of Stephen King's tales to the screen. In "Old Chief Wood'nhead," a dime store Indian comes to life and exacts bloody retribution on those who murdered its owner; "The Raft" details four teenagers descent into terror as they are stranded in the middle of a lake patrolled by a carnivorous gelatin monster; "The Hitchhiker" tells the tale of a woman's fateful date with destiny after she runs down a night-time hitcher. As in the first film, all three tales are interconnected by "the Creep," an undead host with a penchant for maniacal cackling. QUICKSILVER HIGHWAY: Featuring two tales from horror masters Stephen King and Clive Barker, QUICKSILVER HIGHWAY was helmed by television director Mick Garris (THE STAND). Christopher Lloyd stars as storyteller Aaron Quicksilver, who introduces the tales of terror and comments on their finish. The first, King's "Chattering Teeth," features a normal man terrorized by a psychotic hitchhiker as well as a pair of possessed false teeth. The second, Barker's "The Body Politic," finds a man frightened by the proposition that his hands are rebelling against him. [More]

Starring: Linda Hamilton, Raphael Sbarge, Peter Horton, George Kennedy

Starring: Linda Hamilton, Raphael Sbarge, Peter Horton, George Kennedy, Veronica Cartwright, Christopher Lloyd, Bill Nunn