From George A. Romero, no less. This was a proper late-night fright-fest, an anthology that delivered a new dose of creepy every week. Not always gory, mind you, but always with a twist, always with that unsettling feeling. Sometimes it was campy, sometimes genuinely chilling. It had that distinct look, that low-budget, high-concept feel. Perfect for when you wanted a quick scare before bed.
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