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Creepshow/Dead and Breakfast
From The TV IV
| Dead and Breakfast | |
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| Season 2, Episode 2A | |
| Release date | April 8, 2021 |
| Written by | Michael Rousselet & Erik Sandoval |
| Directed by | Axelle Carolyn |
| Produced by | Mitchell Galin |
| ← 2x01B Public Television of the Dead |
2x02B → Pesticide |
| Creepshow — Season Two | |
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Dead and Breakfast is part of the second episode of the second season of Creepshow, and the eighth episode overall.
Starring: Ali Larter (Pam Spinster), C Thomas Howell (Sam Spinster), Iman Benson (Morgue)
Guest Starring: Pamela Ricardo (Family Member), Starr Lajoie (Pam Actress), Dominique Harris (Morgue Actress)
Additional Cast: Andy Rusk (Stunt Coordinator), Samantha J. McDonald (Stunt Utilities), Lea Enslin (Pam Stunt Double), Philip Dido (Sam Stunt), Wakisha Malone (Morgue Stunt Double)
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Plot Overview
Desperate to drum up business for their bed and breakfast based on their murderous grandmother, a pair of siblings invite a true crime influencer.
Notes
Trivia
The Show
- The ashtray from "Father's Day" can be seen next to the computer on the house lobby's front desk.
Behind the Scenes
Allusions and References
- The tourist destinations glimpsed by Pam and Sam are the houses of serial killers Lizzie Borden, Jeffery Dahmer, and John Wayne Gacy. Lizzie Borden's house was actually turned into a tourist destination in real life, albeit not with the name it was given in the episode.
- Dollywood, the theme park founded by Dolly Parton, is alluded to by the family in the opening scene.
- Morgue's room houses a dumbwaiter with the name "Zelda" written on it. This is a reference to Zelda Rubinstein, who played the spiritual medium from the 1982 Poltergiest.
