Nicholas C
Great movie not a typical scary movie but great
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
12/19/24
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Emil P
The first one was better.
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Rated 2.5 out of 5 stars
12/06/24
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Anthony R
Rarely does a sequel surpass its predecessor, but Creep 2 not only outdoes the original—it skyrockets into an entirely different league of brilliance. It’s an electrifying, mind-bending continuation of the story that manages to be darker, funnier, more unsettling, and, yes, 100,000 times better than the first film. If Creep was the pinnacle of found footage horror, Creep 2 raises the bar so high it’s hard to imagine anything else reaching it.
Where Creep thrived on tension and ambiguity, Creep 2 takes bold creative risks, diving deeper into the psyche of its terrifying yet strangely magnetic antagonist, Josef—now going by the name Aaron. Mark Duplass delivers an absolutely unhinged, tour-de-force performance, leaning into the character’s blend of vulnerability and menace with unsettling charisma. This time, however, the dynamic shifts: Aaron is no longer simply the hunter. He meets his match in Sara, a fearless and determined filmmaker who answers his Craigslist ad, seeking something “different” for her failing web series.
And boy, does she find it.
Sara, played brilliantly by Desiree Akhavan, brings a fresh energy to the film that elevates it far beyond the typical sequel. Her boldness and refusal to cower in the face of Aaron’s increasingly bizarre and sinister behavior flips the dynamic entirely. Watching their twisted cat-and-mouse relationship unfold is mesmerizing. Sara isn’t just a passive victim—she’s an active participant, and her willingness to challenge Aaron’s persona creates some of the most nail-biting, tension-filled moments of the entire franchise.
The film’s brilliance lies in its ability to balance psychological horror with dark humor. It’s wickedly funny at times, with Aaron delivering chilling monologues that are equal parts absurd and terrifying. Yet, beneath the humor, there’s a raw vulnerability to his character that makes him even more unpredictable and dangerous. You feel like you’re witnessing the unraveling of a monster in real time, and the results are both horrifying and fascinating.
Creep 2 also pushes the boundaries of the found footage genre, offering even more inventive and unsettling cinematography. Director Patrick Brice creates an atmosphere of constant unease, using long, unbroken takes and eerie silences to keep the tension at a fever pitch. Every frame feels deliberate, every moment meticulously crafted to keep you on edge.
And the twists? They’re masterful. Just when you think you’ve figured out the direction, the film pivots, leaving you breathless and completely unprepared for what’s next. The climactic moments are nothing short of genius, culminating in an ending that feels as shocking and satisfying as it is inevitable.
Creep 2 is everything a sequel should be: bold, inventive, and unafraid to take risks. It deepens the mythology of the first film while standing on its own as a completely unique and unforgettable experience. It’s a rarity in horror—a follow-up that not only honors the original but transcends it in every way.
For fans of the first film or anyone seeking a truly groundbreaking piece of psychological horror, Creep 2 isn’t just a recommendation—it’s a must-see. It’s the kind of movie that sticks with you, making you question everything you thought you knew about fear, manipulation, and what makes a sequel great. A modern masterpiece.
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11/23/24
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Jason W
I feel it wasn't as strong as the first installment, but it still held its own. Duplass was great again. Could have done without the full on wang shot. The ending unfortunately fell flat and left too many logical questions and had glaring loose ends that made no sense.
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Rated 3 out of 5 stars
11/16/24
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Audience Member
So weird, so many plot twists that it started to not make sense lol
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Rated 3 out of 5 stars
10/08/24
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Jerod S
The docu-style horror flicks can be effective - but this one stalls out a little. Duplass is excellent at being psycho, but the ending gets too stretched to keep you in the storyline.
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Rated 3 out of 5 stars
09/07/24
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