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Best Supporting Actress | 1988 | Dorothy
Budget 3,500,000 USD
Box Office Collection 14,000,000 USD
Daniel Beer, who played Randy in the segment "The Raft" almost died from hypothermia. The water was so cold his body turned green. The crew wanted him to continue acting, but Director Michael Gornick said if they get him to keep working, he will walk off the set and never return. So they took him to the hospital and he made a full recovery, and completed the segment of "The Raft."
Make-up Artist Ed French was originally supposed to play the role of The Creep, but when he left the project, Tom Savini stepped in to play the small prosthetic laden role.
This film marked Dorothy Lamour's first film appearance in 11 years (since a cameo in 1976) but it also turned out to be her final one as well (and overall final on-screen acting appearance). She would however live until September 22, 1996, dying at the age of 81.
David Holbrook appeared in the segment "Old Chief Wood'nhead." His father, Hal Holbrook, starred in Creepshow (1982) (segment "The Crate").
Make-up Artist Ed French left the film amidst filming of "The Raft" after being snubbed by director Michael Gornick, who turned to Howard Berger for advice on how to fix the blob monster in the lake instead of French. Berger and Greg Nicotero finished the remaining effects in the film without French.
"The Hitchhiker: Thanks for the ride, lady!"
"Sam Whitemoon: Look at this. Look at this sweetheart. Tell me this ain't a movie star. What're you, kiddin'? They gotta make me a movie star. Hey. As soon as they see this hair they gonna say, "Sam, get over here. Get in front of these cameras." There's a hundred million women out there just waiting to come and take me in their arms."
