Creepshow Season 3, Episode 3 cast, story details, release date and more

Creepshow Season 3, Episode 3 premieres tonight on Shudder. Find out what the stories are about and who is starring in each one! The new season of Creepshow is here and perfectly timed to the Halloween season.

Two episodes into the season so far, we’ve already had some exciting genre guest stars like James Remar and seen some excellent practical effects (like that creature in “Queen Bee“!). The third episode of the season promises more chills and thrills! Keep reading to find out what’s coming next in this popular horror anthology series.

Creepshow Season 3, Episode 3 cast

Sweet Magnolias star Brandon Quinn stars in the first story alongside Joseph Steven Yang, Jade Fernandez, Gia Hiraizumi, Kenny Alfonso, Joe Ando-Hirsh and Nate Andrade. Nick Massouh stars in the second half alongside Nic Starr, Deborah Bowman, Jackson Beals, Tony Demil and Glenn Magee.

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Creepshow Season 3, Episode 3 story details

The first part is a story called “The Last Tsuburaya,” about an art collector who purchases a piece from an artist famous for creating terrifying artwork. He could never have anticipated the ways this painting could change his life. This story is directed by Jeffrey F. January (The Walking Dead) and written by Stephen Langford and Paul Dini.

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In the second part, “Ok, I’ll Bite,” a prisoner named Elmer has pet spiders that make him an easy target for ridicule by other prisoners on his cell block. Luckily, Elmer knows that when push comes to shove, his eight-legged friends will have his back. John Harrison (Dune) wrote and directed this installment.

Creepshow Season 3, Episode 3 release date

You can stream the latest episode of Creepshow tonight at midnight EST on Shudder. The episode officially becomes available on Thursday, Oct. 7, exclusively on the streaming service. Most Shudder content drops at midnight EST, but if you don’t see it exactly at that time, keep checking back.