Creepshow 3 (2006)
Overview
This follow-up to the George Romero/Stephen King-launched anthology series features five new tales of horror and a wraparound. The main stories deal with alternative realities ("Alice"), possessed communication devices ("The Radio"), vampires and serial killers in lust ("Call Girl"), mad inventors ("The Professor's Wife"), and hauntings from beyond the grave ("Haunted Dog").
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 16.133 |
Directed By
Ana Clavell
James Glenn Dudelson
Crew
James Glenn Dudelson
Robert Franklin Dudelson
Ana Clavell
Ana Clavell
James Glenn Dudelson
Suzanne Rattigan
Chris Anderson
Pablo C. Pappano
James Glenn Dudelson
Heather Sladinski
Greg McDougall
Ana Clavell
James M. LeGoy
Launa Staehle
Ana Clavell
Scott Frazelle
Kory Goetzman
Brian Hennessy
Luke Guidici
TOP CAST
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)
Elwood Carlisle
Legless the Homeless Man
Karen Agnes
Sherry the Hooker
James Glenn Dudelson
TV Executive
Scott Dudelson
Passed-out Junkie
Camille Lacey
Rachael
Ryan Carty
Victor
Moya Nkruma
Street Girl
Eileen Dietz
Claire the Homeless Woman
Pablo C. Pappano
Fat Joe
Frank Pappano
Father
Emmet McGuire
Professor Dayton
Michael Madrid
Charles
Ben Pronsky
John
Joe Russo II
Father Russo
Bo Kresic
Kathy
Kris Allen
Dr. Farwell
Ed Dyer
Cliffie
Leigh Rose
Mrs. Lexington
Dean Dinning
Stephen Rhodes
Katherine Barber
Dusty Rhodes
John C. Larkin
Security Guard
Mike Dalager
Dr. McKinney
Greg McDougall
Hot Dog Man
Andre Dupont
Ambulance Attendant 1
Christopher Estes
Ambulance Attendant
Dean Battaglia
Dino
Angela Swan
Party Person
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