The score is 57 out of 100. This anthology, structured in three parts and introduced by John Carpenter—who appears as a character in the framing narrative set in a morgue—features him directing the initial two segments, with Tobe Hooper taking over for the third. "The Gas Station" felt overly drawn-out; the characters’ behavior was strange, and while the conclusion had some gruesome moments, I nearly stopped watching before it arrived. “Hair” proved to be the strongest segment, with Stacy Keach delivering a memorable performance as a man consumed by anxiety about his receding hairline—it would have been a great fit for something like *Creepshow*. "Eye" is a familiar plot but executed well, creating genuinely disturbing imagery.
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