WillSushyMedia This movie was so-so. It had it's moments, but wasn't the greatest.

Brainsbell The story-telling is good with flashbacks.The film is both funny and heartbreaking. You smile in a scene and get a soulcrushing revelation in the next.

Lidia Draper Great example of an old-fashioned, pure-at-heart escapist event movie that doesn't pretend to be anything that it's not and has boat loads of fun being its own ludicrous self.

Bob This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

jgittens-93831 DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME !!!! This has to be the absolutely stupidest movie ever ! From the first 5 minutes to the end - Dear GOD .....an hour+ of our lives we'll ever get back. How in the Hell we ever made it though - other than the shear comical nature of the film..............SO sick of these fake "best horror movie in a long time" reviews. This is the poorest excuse ever for a scary movie...unless you are a snowflake. Geeeezzzzz

tommyprops I ranked this a 10. I believe it is the best of its genre. Not since the original Blair Witch, has a found footage film come close to this home run. I clicked play on this little gem, having zero clue what I was about to watch, and loved every creepy second. If you lack the ability to suspend disbelief, this is not for you. If you can endure the feeling of just being skeeved out, while simultaneously enjoying the nonstop uncomfortable feeling of not knowing whether to laugh or be scared, then this is for you. You might find yourself repetitively asking yourself, "WTF am I watching?" This is a genre cult classic. This might be the Evil Dead 2 equivalent of found footage psychological thrillers.

maxwellstupid The one good thing to say about Creep is that it is not very long. Meaning it will not take very long to get to the laughably stupid ending (I will not reveal this because I am not a spoiler) First off, it becomes very obvious from the get go that this guy is not what he claims to be (a dying father trying to reconnect with his children) If it is not obvious to you then I am forced to ask: How many films have you actually seen? Can't be too many. I am not sure why I continued to watch it after a certain point(you will know when that is when it happens) but I guess morbid curiosity and time spent up to that point stand for something(although I stopped watching "Shutter Island" about 40 minutes in, glad that I had not paid to see it.) but then when the end came I just shook my head in disbelief. Their were a few ways they could have gone with this but chose the stupidest one they could come up with. If you value your time at all, please don't make the mistake I made and use 85 minutes watching this nonsense.(I would have given it no stars but you have to give at least one so I figured it's that fact that it isn't very long.)

wanoechkas Creep distinguishes itself from the usual found footage horror movie in some certain points. What makes it interesting is the fact that the killer isn't some vague, uncanny character but is right in front of you through the whole movie. That being said you got to acknowledge that you never really get to know Josef. Who is the guy really? Which of the things he tells Aaron are fiction en which are fact? The sublime portrayal by Mark Duplass of this complex and mysterious figure makes you hungry to be getting to know him better. And you feel sorry for Aaron who tries to puncture this bubble.A significant turning moment in the movie is the phone call Aaron makes with Josefs sister. This is the only moment in the whole movie you are really shore you get to hear facts about the antagonist. After this moment the atmosphere changes drastically in a more dark one.The movie portrays the complexity of the interactions between two people who are are completely handed down to each other. Creep brings up emotions of anxiety and claustrophobia to his audience. You get a sharper look inside how it's got to be coping with a stalker who is completely obsessed with you and you can't get rid of. The uncomfortable feeling of never being safe goes on even when Aaron frreed himself from Jones house. The movie brings a new breath in the horror genre and is a must see for everyone who is sick of the clichés this genre usually contains.