Fluffy the Crate Beast

Fluffy the Crate Beast is a man-eating Arctic monster in the 1982 Stephen King horror anthology film Creepshow, in the segment entitled “The Crate.” He was played by Darryl Ferrucci.

A janitor named Mike Latimer, who worked at Horlicks University was cleaning there at the zoology department at Amberson Hall, flipped a coin to decide whether to wash the hall or buff the lab windows, drops the coin and rolls underneath the stairs, discovers a crate and on the crate it has writing on it about the Arctic Expedition on June 19, 1834. Mike calls Professor Dexter Stanley about it. Professor Stanley comes over to Amberson Hall and he and Mike the janitor move the crate from under the stairs and take it to the lab. When they open the crate, they discover that the crate contains an ape-like monster which devours Mike the janitor in front of the horrified professor, who runs for help. A student named Charlie Gereson, whom he runs to, is Fluffy’s next victim and the professor once again runs for help… read more >

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