This American found-footage horror film, titled 'Creep,' shouldn't be mixed up with the 2004 British movie of the same name that takes place in Charing Cross Underground Station. The story centers on a filmmaker who responds to an advertisement requesting someone to document a man’s final days so he can leave something behind for his future child. While the writing and acting aren't particularly strong, the film's…

I don’t really like Found Footage Horror films, and _Creep_ exemplifies many of the issues I have with the style. It feels like there was no need for it to be presented this way. However, Mark Duplass's acting does manage to lift the film a bit, and director Patrick Brice deserves credit for attempting an innovative approach to the format. Final rating:★★½ - There were aspects that I found appealing, but ultimatel…

‘Creep’ is a disturbing and unsettling film that delivers unexpected shocks, making one question whether it lives up to the expectations set by its unusual premise. The filmmakers behind ‘Creep’ previously brought viewers unnerving and suspenseful experiences with films like ‘Paranormal Activity’ and ‘The Purge.’ While the found footage genre has become commonplace, ‘Creep’ manages to offer a sense of freshness and d…