Anorge A. Romero, anthology of the anthology in 1982, "Creekshow", written by Steven King, was a homage to the EC's circular scissors of the 1950s. The EC was overseeing William M. Gaines, and he published titles such as "stories from crypt", "horror vault" and "Shock Suspensiors". They also oversaw the scientific books such as "weird science", military comics like "duel stories" and parody comics like "crazy". For those who think that the 1950s media were square and tamed, reading a "Crypt Stories" edition will prove how many sick and corrupt writers can get.

Steven King was a reader of the EC Bitter, and "Creekshow" was his attempt to bring his perverted, violent sensibilities in the Reagan era. Although there were films "Stories from the Crypt" before "Creekshow", the film in 1982 was the biggest, it still boasted of an acting team and a fragrant, vibrant direction. He made $ 21 million with a budget of $ 8 million and starred Ted Danson, Leslie Nielsen, Hal Holbrook, Adrien Barbe, Ed Harris and Ec. Marshal.

Attempts to watch "Creekshow" with TV shows and sequels have become a little awkward. Anthology TV series is planned, but because Warner Bros. owned the name rights and did not want to share it, the series became "Stories of Darxide". In 1987 That movie was a more modest success. Then, in 2006, the owners of the original "Creepshow"-Bick entertainment-"creekshow 3", made without the involvement of King or Romero and leave the premise inspired by comics. He played only in one theater in Rhode Island. /The movie hated him.

In 2009 However, this series had a pilot episode and is everything, but forgotten today.