This "Creepshow" episode number 3 from season 3 of "Shudder's" series called "The Last Tsuburaya/Okay, I'll Bite!" are two interesting and entertaining segments of blood, gore, and revenge twist.
First tale involves "The Last Tsuburaya" deals with an ancient classic Japanese painting that an arrogant and cocky art collector is able to obtain. After giving a fortune he destroys it, but the painting has an ancient curse that's related to a Japanese fable involving a wicked artists who drew monsters. These works of arts come to life to paint a bloody end!
Second "Okay, I'll Bite!" involves an inmate who can't get parole his only escape from abuse and being bullied is his little friends in the cell corners, they are spiders. And these little creatures have special evil powers as they help Elmer bring a web of death to the prison. Love the homage feel and parody of "There Creeping Up on You", and Upston Pratt! Overall another good well done episode of the series that with parody brings back classic horror feels of fright.
First tale involves "The Last Tsuburaya" deals with an ancient classic Japanese painting that an arrogant and cocky art collector is able to obtain. After giving a fortune he destroys it, but the painting has an ancient curse that's related to a Japanese fable involving a wicked artists who drew monsters. These works of arts come to life to paint a bloody end!
Second "Okay, I'll Bite!" involves an inmate who can't get parole his only escape from abuse and being bullied is his little friends in the cell corners, they are spiders. And these little creatures have special evil powers as they help Elmer bring a web of death to the prison. Love the homage feel and parody of "There Creeping Up on You", and Upston Pratt! Overall another good well done episode of the series that with parody brings back classic horror feels of fright.
