Storyline Edit. When a videographer answers an advert of the website Craigslist for a one-day job in a remote mountain town to video the last messages of a dying man, the job takes a strange turn when the last messages get darker and darker. The videographer continues to see the job through, but when it is time to leave he is unable to find his keys, and when he receives a strange phone call he finds his client is not at all what he initially seemed to be.
Rated R for brief violence and language. Did you know Edit. Trivia Since the movie was based on a series of conversations between Patrick Brice and Mark Duplass , most of it was improvised. This led to a lot of scenes being shot, and as a result, the footage was screened in front of their peers.
This eventually pushed the psychological black comedy into a psychological horror film after taking the advice of their friends. There is also footage of at least three other alternate endings. Goofs When Josef cuts Aaron's hair while he's asleep, we only see Josef's arms and he has dark hairy arms. However, the actor, Mark Duplass, doesn't have dark hairy arms.
Quotes Josef : I love wolves. Connections Featured in Brain Dump: Creep User reviews Review. Top review. Creeps proves train hasn't quite left the found footage station just yet. The found footage horror genre feels like a train that should have left the station a long time ago but sticks around waiting to see who else they can cram on board so they can squeeze a couple more bucks out of.
Well, I'm glad that train stuck around to let "Creep" in, proving the genre isn't quite out of steam yet. Brice and Duplass are able to funnel the mumblecore's priority of character development and use of a more natural dialogue, or in this case, a very naturally unnerving dialogue, into the staples of a Jason Blum Paranormal Activity produced horror film.
The combination of these three's efforts make for one, well, creepy film. The shoot has Aaron driving to Josef's family cabin at a remote mountain town where instantly both we the audience and Aaron feel things aren't right.
Josef greets Aaron with a loud sneaky surprise hello, and then, foregoing a handshake, straight to a stranger hug. That last sentence pretty much captures the film experience as you go back and forth from shocking jump scares and very unsettling interactions between the vulnerable Aaron and the assertively goofy Josef.
Kudos to Mark Duplass for creating a character that is thoroughly terrifying but relatable enough and more importantly sympathetic enough to believably keep Aaron in a situation that just gets weirder and dangerously weirder. Scenes that include a naked bathing Josef giving a mimed bath to his unborn son, which he calls "tubby time", will long stay in my memory banks under the title 'frightening'. Louis and studied journalism at the University of Missouri.
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Hot Property. It is extremely disturbing and unsettling without once resorting to gore, which was a breath of fresh air. Be warned that the jump scares are severe but cheesy, but for good reason. Horror fans absolutely must see Creep. Creep 2 is a American found footage psychological horror film directed by Patrick Brice and written by Brice and Mark Duplass. When are we going to get a Creep 3? Although Josef seems a little off at first, having appeared out of nowhere in a jumpscare-like fashion and attempting to quickly develop a friendship through compliments and hugs, he soon explains to Aaron that he has inoperable brain cancer and wishes to make a video for his unborn child, who he will likely never get ….
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