Exploring London's Creepiest Horror Movie

[@RyanHollinger]

ONE MORE VIDEO LEFT FOR 2020! ... *I'm building a list for 2021, so keep firing your requests belooooowwwww!*

[@ally-20]

The lodge, or goodnight mommy, or both 💞💞

[@benc573]

Still no big chungus video, I’m mad 😡😡😡

[@blergh9416]

The Old Animal Planet show Lost Tapes is one I’d love to see

[@dmanslovesCOB]

When Good Ghouls Go Bad!

[@AxelStorm]

I would love to see a vid on Ginger Snaps or Personal Shopper ! Audition could also be an interesting one to hear your opinions on :)

[@Scrofar]

Favorite things about this channel 1) "Hoyever" 2) the thorough analysis of the characters, pathos, how the elements make or break a scene, and the underlying themes whether or not they were considered or successfully approached in the film 3) Ryan's disgusted face as a censor

[@jampetant3811]

Ryan: "Have you ever had a dream-" My brain: "What whe- w- and you- and- where you- you wa- and whe- wanted to do you so much you can do anything?"

[@WTKB82]

I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING LMFAOOOOO

[@springydingy1]

"-you would, you cou- you do, you whe- you want, you-"

[@acecashman1237]

I appreciated the lack of jumpscare noises in some of the scenes, such as Craig's initial reveal. Just the reveal happening in absolute quietness was very unsettling for me

[@domphilbrick]

Yeah, it reminded me of the Xenonorph reveal in Alien (the director’s cut if I remember correctly). There’s no music or loud noise, you just suddenly see the creature, and you’re like “Wait, is that... holy shit, there it is!” I think it makes the moment feel a little more real because if you were in that situation, you wouldn’t have a loud noise letting you know the creature is there either.

[@JumbleJammyJokes]

I must admit, I screamed when that reveal happened. You’re right though, the quietness was very effective

[@BloodylocksBathory]

omg right? That was so much more effective. What a way to make an entrance.

[@kingbee5025]

Yesss that's what I've been saying, that scene is just so creepy

[@kaysmith8992]

That was the most traumatic jumpscare I've seen in a horror film.

[@lb_collector]

me: sees creep on the thumbnail also me: wait a second... you're not the creep that I know

[@Pewpewpew182]

Same lol

[@DeniseDutton]

Same! 😂🤘🏽

[@princeapoopoo5787]

"wait, didn't he already cover this movie?" my very first thought haha.

[@yaboy5692]

Same alskskaksksk

[@TheSCPStudio]

I knew exactly what this was because I saw this movie way before the Creep everyone knows. You guys are missing out because this one is definitely a good watch imo.

[@noahtomlins1139]

As a Londoner, this film made me so scared to get the tube at night

[@Morfeusm]

😆 isn’t London dangerous enough already?

[@mrslinkydragon9910]

If i recall correctly, the ad slogan was something like "doing to the tube what psycho did to showers"

[@robertclark5936]

Enit this movie shit me up so much

[@narutofan9tf]

@Withnail ahhh sounds just like home XD

[@scientificbrony]

@@Morfeusm yeah work folks throwing acid into each other's faces.

[@molz505]

the fact that sean harris has played so many creeps/murderers/ just generally upsetting people and he continues to freak me out movie after movie (and show after show) just speaks to his unreal amount of talent

[@molz505]

@skitzocalypso _ 😟 man i have enough anxiety already lmao

[@thelonewolf2476]

He should victor Zssaz in The Batman movie

[@julespecools9572]

Watching some interviews and behind the scenes I feel like he just is kind of a... Well... creep. Scaring his coworkers (not on purpose or for fun) and making the filmmaking process very nervewreking to them. Despite that he just seems so content with himself although coworkers on set have a hard time. To me thats just an asshole move.

[@Joey-rs7uq]

The homelessness comparison still holds up when Craig is introduced. He is simply just a product of a higher power, which was left in neglect and became a monster that then gets out of hand. He not only represents homelessness itself, but its the epitomy of the difficulties homeless people face. May it be experimental drugs or circumstance that created him, the homeless whom are left ignored by the government had to face him every night beforehand. Its only when us, the priveledged people who don't have to face the difficulties of poverty, drugs and no home represented in the protagnost is involved do we see the terrors that those who do not have security will have to deal with every night, or even what they can become. The shiny well kept metro and the vulnerability felt alone in a public place plays in beautiful contrast against the decrepitness of being left Left to rot in the infrastructure meant for those who 'have a purpose' in life and are 'worth the effort' due to their contribution through taxdollars. I saw this movie so long ago, and I was pleasantly surprised to have come across it again. Thanks for the video Ryan.

[@KnightoftheLord1]

Pretentious film student ahoy!

[@Joey-rs7uq]

Thanks.

[@KnightoftheLord1]

@@Joey-rs7uq Pleasure. :)

[@handfulmousefly]

I'm honestly just happy to see the dog lives. I'm so over films that kill pets just for shock factor.

[@bearanov]

I can watch a show where they kill a hundred people graphically, but one dog gets hurt and I'm out.

[@parisgreen4600]

@@bearanov Yes, it always takes me right out of the moment. I think there's actually a site or blog called "Does the Dog Live?" or something similar, where you can check a movie before you see it.

[@Kesk02]

@@parisgreen4600 the site is called “does the dog die” lol

[@tuliko8678]

Legit this was the one thing I took away from this! Hahaha

[@xthefinalbulletx43]

Idc about pets i hate the trope when they stab/critically hurt the assailant and instead of finishing the fucking job and killing them they just run away i mean i get it but still or the classic they got away with it (the killer i mean) but it depends entirely on which kind of genre we're talking here like is she/he killing just to kill and some of thier victims are purely innocent or the killer is killing for revenge

[@noncreativearts5360]

Creep and Creep being two completely different movies is almost as confusing as Halloween being a sequel to Halloween, not be confused with Halloween.

[@eloylie]

UNDERRATED MEME COMMENT 😂

[@tobiasrieper1212]

Referring back to 14:12. I interpreted another meaning towards it: The protagonist is seen and is passed off as just another homeless person by the commuter and is such treated in that way. They place a coin in front of her and walks off calmly like nothing has happened. Litttle do they know she has been through hell not too long ago and has literally killed someone. I think this adds another commentary to homelessness in the fact that we just pass them off as nothing and we have no idea what they have been through, maybe it also says, becuase we dont know their story we shouldn't just look down upon them.

[@TheSCPStudio]

Honestly, once you go into horror movie territory, you can’t really expect "situational plausibility". Most horror elements themselves rely on the suspension of disbelief.

[@Johncornwell103]

The only horror film I can think that doesn't make you suspend disbelief is The Thing. Yes the premise is one of the most crazy sci-fi ideas, but now the characters and story develops from it's premise is one of the most realistic ways possible.

[@LetsCrashThisParade]

This is why I love your channel mate: Who the hell else is talking about this movie? Particularly in such an in depth way too

[@Ylatch]

Right? Everyone only talks about the other Creep

[@95goa]

He's not a mutant.. he's a failed abortion, hence why he performs the "abortion" on the homeless girl.. this movie gave me such creeps when I saw it as a kid (no pun intended)...

[@efnfen]

A failed abortion, just like the tragic Charlie Kelly.

[@WalkerFilmsOfficial]

Holy shit that definitely didn't register for me as a child lol.

[@quinnzykir]

Dumpster baby yaaaaas

[@RyanHollinger]

I got that bit, but the way it’s framed, it seemed like there was more to the hospital than we realize

[@Schottladen]

@@RyanHollinger Also "a failed abortion creating a murderous monster" is kind of a sus concept IMO

[@KellieValentine]

This was one of the first horror movies I ever saw and when people talk about Creep I keep thinking this is the one they're talking about but it's always the other one lmao

[@melonytoni9016]

Same, gotten to the point where I thought I just made this movie up in my head when I was a kid. Seems like this movie barely got any recognition.

[@KellieValentine]

@@melonytoni9016 I have to keep Googling it every few years to make sure it actually exists 😂😂 but it definitely sticks in your mind, especially when you see it at a young age!

[@shannonbayley3684]

Yeah me too lol. I've never actually seen the other Creep. I seen this when it came out

[@Asaylum117]

That is one of the main issues I have with a lot of entertainment industry as a whole. Some shows, movies, games, etc. Have to deal with the annoyance of having the same name syndrome. Basically, a lot of movies & video games share the same title, but at the same time they are completely different in their own right. What makes it annoying is that you have differentiate the titles by another year or so & in normal conversations, it gives off a lot more confusion, then anything else.

[@evanabbott2737]

Me too! Nobody ever knows about this movie when Creep comes up. Well, until now.😁 I first watched it when it came out at blockbuster👍

[@AceAttorny]

6:10 "Title (Year)" Uh-oh, spaghetti-o's.

[@kidneyredux4167]

my favourite movie

[@yikesaghost4002]

came directly to the comments to see who else noticed lmao

[@bennyshores8979]

Sean Bean's best work.

[@RyanHollinger]

EVERYONE NOTICED

[@AceAttorny]

@@RyanHollinger Ah, we've all left placeholder text somewhere it wasn't supposed to be, don't worry about it. When you pump out high quality content on a consistent weekly basis like you do you're bound to (and absolutely allowed to) make a silly little mistake like that once in a while.

[@angeladunn3077]

Glad this movie actually exists and wasn't just a morbid fever dream of mine. I thought the biggest triumph of this movie was the fact that the dog survives. Great video Ryan!

[@moviestar1296]

Sean Harris deserves more love. He was great in the Mission: Impossible movies

[@Childrenworldproduction24]

Loved him in possum, he really deserves love.

[@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control]

Check out Possum. Also he was excellent in the short-lived Borgias show.

[@hysteria008]

Great in Southcliffe, even won a BAFTA for it

[@lulugu3]

He also had an incredible small role in Harry Brown. He is hypnotising, and somehow manages to make you jump just with his delivery. A truly captivating actor.

[@ascarletllama]

Spent the whole video waiting for Mark Duplass to pop up in a wolf mask, words cannot express my disappointment.

[@Killian_sawyer]

Same here

[@Sky-tg5rt]

Yes ♡

[@kingbee5025]

Too bad it's craig

[@instadam864]

That movie sucked

[@m.hoffman2889]

this was actually the first horror movie I've seen

[@shayZero]

Did it haunt you everytime you used the Tube? Edit: it did me. Would always leave plenty of time to get home ha

[@StatusSymbol37]

Hella of a way to start off

[@m.hoffman2889]

@@shayZero lol I live far away from big cities, I rarey used subways, when I rode it, it was packed.

[@m.hoffman2889]

@@StatusSymbol37 it was a bit scary I admit but, but the second horror movie I saw was Event Horizon and that really scared me

[@reviewreviews5908]

@@m.hoffman2889 everytime you ride through space?

[@hankchinaski4818]

Hugely underrated and underseen film. Sean Harris is amazing his movements are Creepy as hell

[@erikramaekers63]

I liked it but most critics didn't.Another case of just wait a decade and opinions change

[@maybewise]

For years, Ive been begging other horror reviewers to make a video about this, because its so underrated.

[@johnnycool4549]

9:14 Jump scares are so much more effective without the use of sound. I was expecting an immediate annoying sound effect so having his face just pop up like that for a few seconds in silence gave me the spooks.

[@mariellas7369]

That stab-in-the-hoohaa scene has lingered with me for like... over a decade

[@iheartdelrey]

I think that scene is one of the most disturbing thing I've seen in a film

[@museysmoderndreadfuls]

I've decided I'm addicted to the way you say "however".

[@Billonator117]

Howyever

[@zombreon6021]

...HOIYAVAR . . I need that on a shirt

[@UnityAgainstJewishEvil]

I hear that. Stick a quarter in this fella, make ‘em say more words the Irish way. 👍🏻

[@itzybitzyspyder]

Howrever

[@museysmoderndreadfuls]

@@zombreon6021 Agreed!

[@dariomendoza6270]

That's it, Ryan. Unless you already did them, I demand a Triangle and Severance video respectively. These creators trying to get away with just passing references...someone has to stop them!

[@RyanHollinger]

They’re happening, don’t worry!

[@tangmcgame]

@@RyanHollinger Good to know. Triangle is one of both the most complicated and cleanest “closed loop” movies I can recall. It really stuck with me.

[@RPGbanshee]

I second Triangle. I've watched an embarrassing amount of 'Triangle movie explained' videos on YT and would like Ryan's take added to the videos i obsessively watch.

[@nathaliew619]

Franka Potente is one of my absolute favourite actresses. So happy to see a fellow German being so successful!

[@The3Virus]

Are you Germans all sunshine, lollipops and rainbows?

[@nathaliew619]

@@The3Virus no we’re all beer, bread and potatoes

[@tommyquinn5933]

She is great in the bourne identity too

[@govardhanposina17]

Yes!!I was introduced to her in her 2 episode stint in season 6 of House and she was sooo good

[@screambluemurder101]

Haven’t thought about Run Lola Run in about 15 years. Need to rewatch!

[@bryandillon7737]

Man...between this and Death Line, remind me to not get left behind in the London Underground!

[@dannymiller7187]

At the end when he said something about the movie making you feel so alone and then extremely happy when she runs in to another human, that’s such a great thing horror movies can do. Then they kill the person the protagonist runs in to and you feel really bad for them because of how relieved you were when they came in to the movie. I love when a movie does that good.

[@TheLordPage]

6:07 ah yes, the classic horror "Title: Year"

[@harisakma5733]

I much prefer it's sequel, "Subtitle: Month".

[@scapegoat8171]

I must be developing Highyever detecting abilities. I swear I can just feel when one's about to drop.

[@nickschmitt9936]

I'm so glad you focus so much on small horror. "Creep" and "Possum" are some of my all-time favorite movies, and you've already introduced so many niche, smart, art-piece movies. Thank you so much!

[@Sabrelon]

You make a point near the end of the video that you try to use your platform to help introduce smaller horror flicks, and I wanted to say that it's absolutely successful and very, very appreciated. I've watched a ton of movies as a result of them showing up here, and enjoyed every one--a few have become some of my favs, like 2012's The Bay. You rule, my man.

[@thomasschneider8474]

To be honest, this movie impressed me way more than „The Descent“. Maybe because I didn’t like the Descent‘s characters at all. Or I‘m just tired about hearing this title in every review or list...

[@skullsquad900]

Other than the monsters and the claustrophobic atmosphere the plot and acting was pretty generic B movie schlock.

[@UnityAgainstJewishEvil]

Whenever a “horror movie” is made well enough that it stands up as a decent movie in general, it tends to impress people more. Almost like being the smartest dumb person. That’s what it seems like anyway. I really like The Descent, and I grew up being obsessed with the entire horror genre, but that’s my opinion all the same.

[@domphilbrick]

@@UnityAgainstJewishEvil I agree. Most horror films are complete garbage, so whenever a horror film is made that’s simply good, it stands out as one of the best films in the genre. Luckily, we’ve been getting some fantastic horror films over the past couple of years, so the bar might be raised.

[@UnityAgainstJewishEvil]

@@domphilbrick Yea totally agree bro. We’ve definitely been getting some classic horror films too, like you had said. I mean look at The Lighthouse, alone, (if you wanna consider that a member of the genre) that movie is damn amazing.

[@domphilbrick]

@@UnityAgainstJewishEvil Yeah, The Lighthouse is one of my favorites. I also loved The Witch from the same director. I’m excited to see what else he ends up directing, even if he doesn’t stick to horror.

[@nu-metalfan2654]

Finally someone talks about this film, this is an extremely underrated film. I remember when this first came out in 2004 and it was getting some big buzz and then a year or two later and everyone just forgot about it.

[@raspymorten]

My favorite Ryan videos are always on smaller movies like this

[@BloodylocksBathory]

Anytime I heard someone mention the movie Creep, I hope they're referring to this film as opposed to the Mark Duplass film. In fact this film was where I was first introduced to Sean Harris, and he's an excellent actor (Possum itself I was so blown away by). Even Deliver Us From Evil, apart from being dreadful shite to myself, had its high point with Harris' character being exorcised in the finale. So I guess that's my suggestion for a possible future episode, Deliver Us From Evil, lol.

[@aaaaa-dt4ni]

6:07 TITLE(YEAR) yeah sometimes I feel that way too, Ryan.

[@parisgreen4600]

That reminds me of when the James Bond franchise was simply using the working title for one of the upcoming movies - "Bond 20" and I thought that actually sounds pretty good, they should keep it!

[@AveryTalksAboutStuff]

The King of horror movies has returned with that peak content. :)

[@anerdyperspective912]

I'm just happy to see the dog got out okay at the end

[@Monicalia]

the second the pup showed up on the screen I just HAD TO KNOW if it made it.

[@anerdyperspective912]

@@Monicalia Me whenever a dog shows up in a movie honestly. For once the dog didn't die!!!

[@user-sr2ui1uz7h]

@@anerdyperspective912 There is a website called doesthedogdie .com (obv no space) where you can check if the dog lives in a movie before you watch it....

[@anerdyperspective912]

@@user-sr2ui1uz7h I have heard about that and I think it is such a great idea to check for possible triggers for people :)

[@user-sr2ui1uz7h]

@@anerdyperspective912 Oh totally.... i tend to check it before things like tucker & dale.... dogs in comedy / horror movies don't often fare well!!!

[@daniboy4153]

Oh my god finally someone covers this movie

[@StandAsYouAre]

Whenever I see the movie title CREEP; I think of this movie.

[@EJTaylor8]

Yesssss, I love this film. As someone who hates the Tube but has to take it quite frequently, Creep really disturbs me. And that’s before you even see “the creep”.

[@sifatshams1113]

This is actually the first time I haven't even heard of the movie Ryan's analysing.

[@iusedtowrite6667]

Sean Harris is such an underrated actor. He has done some really amazing roles and deserves way more recogniton.

[@arcadia7459]

The penultimate Horror Daddy video of the year! Thanks for all the amazing content this year!

[@RyanHollinger]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@aldenday2673]

This is one of the oddest horror movies I have seen. For instance you can go from not being scared to incredibly scared to back to not feeling scared what so ever.

[@user-lj6jp8qp7z]

I swear when I 1st saw this movie when I was 13, everytime Kate was with someone else other than Craig aka Creep in the movie, I wasn’t scared anymore. But when she was all alone again running from the creep, my heart would be beating so fast.

[@mrflipperinvader7922]

Christopher Smith certainly is a dude who knows how to make interesting horror stories...oh and that one Santa Clause movie he did

[@RyanHollinger]

And it’s a really good Santa Claus movie!

[@plutonicearth1678]

have you seen The tunnel(2011)? its an Australian horror flick, its almost exactly the same plot as this film. i actually liked it a lot.

[@DBCooper01]

No one talks about this film enough! It's so nice to see a big youtuber shine a light on it and hopefully get a few people to check it out

[@SoloQSights]

Ryan: "I've got a 10 minute runtime to fill" Video: 18 and a half minutes long

[@crueltothecity]

I mixed up this movie with "midnight meat train" and when I realized, it was too late and whoop spoilers. I'm going to see it in the future anyway bc I liked it.

[@KanishQQuotes]

I have watched it. Sadly it is less scary than grotesque. Still not a bad movie. The idea of the monster just repeating what people say, from screams to cries for help. However that homeless woman dying was kind of too much since she lived in the underground for a while yet she never stumbled on the creep. Also, maybe it is just me, but the main actress doesn't give a good performance

[@RaysReign]

this movie scarred me and i’m upset that most people don’t know it

[@bellajakubec1407]

I hope you cover Midnight Meat Train one of these days. I remember seeing the trailer as a kid and it freaked me out.

[@vomitfountain]

I'll second that. Midnight Meat Train is a great film!

[@RatSitnov]

Ah, yes. Nothing like the Chiller font to drive home the creep factor.

[@SalviAlmighty]

Ryan : Have you even had a dream Me : That you've... you... that you have... you b...

[@melissa-qk8ot]

Lmao my mind went straight there when he said that

[@wstine79]

I'd like to see a retrospective of FIDO: A Zombie Comedy in the 1950s.

[@BloodylocksBathory]

Seconded!

[@konginvonkonigsberg]

I ALWAYS THOUGHT I MADE THAT UP IN MY HEAD I COULD NEVER PLACE IT EHAT IT WAS OR ANYTHING UNTIL NOW THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@brokengirlsrus]

Shoutout to Ryan consistently making quality reviews

[@blankface911]

I love how many horror films you find/talk about that I genuinely would have passed up on. Your thoughts on horror films make me rethink the ones I've seen and give me a more analytical viewing when I am watching new ones. Thanks a ton Ryan, I look forward to your next upload.

[@daniellel230]

I can tell this one's going to be awesome! I always look forward to your uploads!

[@shannonbayley3684]

This is the Creep I know. Seen it upon release and own it on DVD. Creep-y little gem.

[@wrenkennedy]

RYAN HOLY SHIT IVE BEEN SCOURING THE INTERNET AND COUNTLESS FORUMS TRYING TO FIND THIS MOVIE THAT NO ONE SEEMS TO REMEMBER AND MADE ME SCARED OF MY LOCAL THAI RESTAURANT BECAUSE OF IT'S CREEPY YELLOW LIGHTING HOLY SHIT, I THOUGHT I FEVER DREAMED THIS MOVIE BECAUSE NO ONE COULD FIGURE OUT WHAT I WAS TALKING ABOUT!!!! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU

[@efnfen]

Great video, Ryan. It takes a real skill to keep a viewer engaged and interested talking about a film they have never heard of, but you definitely pull it off in my case. Thanks for keeping the ad to the end or beginning too. The video pulls you in so much more when it's not in the middle. Keep up the great work!

[@goodanytimej8688]

You've become one of my favorite channels that I check to see if new material comes out daily (I don't turn on notifications cuz my phone would explode from all the channels lol) your voice, perfect descriptive style of description, and vocabulary overall, combined with your PERFECT musical choices for each video, makes them all awesome for in depth analysis as well as just chill listening. I don't need to watch to have a perfect picture drawn for me, I can just listen. Please keep on keeping on my friend, I respect and appreciate your art, and look forward to more. Stay safe and merry christmas

[@ThePokemonBeader]

For a second, I thought Craig kinda looked like Ruvik from the Evil Within...what an interesting creature

[@megsmacgregs320]

Now that I know about this horror film and that Sean Harris, who was great in The Borgias as Micheletto, I'm definitely going to watch this now. Always a great video, man.

[@megsmacgregs320]

Ok ok ok, I just watched it. Fuck, that was good. It was a fun watch to say the least.

[@CallumDread]

I remember seeing a lot of buzz for "Creep" and noticed that I'd bought it from my local CEX and hadn't watched it. Admittedly, it was talking about the US found footage film, but I went into this totally blind and fell in love with it. Christopher Smith is a bloody delight and he's had a string of excellent hits between this, Triangle & Black Death. On a seperate note, I might've binge watched a couple handful of your videos whilst I've been editing in the background and they've been a really pick me up with the way things have been going lately. Excellent work dude & I wish you all the best for the new year :)

[@ledzeppelinfan1001]

6:08 Oh man I love "Title(Year)"

[@krmey5150]

I got a Toothpaste ad on that Creep reveal, fitting

[@brettthebest3978]

Who else love horror but never heard of this movie What the hell I need to watch this

[@vladimir_ckau]

Subsribed when YT recommended this video. Creep is a damn masterpiece, I can't even

[@djstankdaddy4030]

Yesss. Been waiting for you to do a video on this movie!

[@janevivian24]

For a second i thought you remade your other creep video lol

[@m1ghtysauc397]

When I saw Sean Harris was in this film I was all in.

[@deadeyehiki7317]

Yo, so I started watching your videos in 11th grade. I'm in my first semester of college, and my major is media production. These videos helped me take my interest in movies (specifically horror and thrillers) to a more critical level, which actually has helped me a lot in my classes. Thanks!

[@LnPPersonified]

I remember watching this without knowing what to expect, and I really liked it. It's a nice hidden gem of horror.

[@bailzz180]

I watched triangle when I was WAY to young, that wired ass movie is now burnt into my skull

[@idrisledger]

This sort of reminds me of the movie “The Tunnels”. Similar plot but better executed, and more intriguing creature. I could only find it on KZbin. Not to buy though.

[@darthstader6091]

The mockumentary angle of it legitimately makes it feel far more grounded than it ends up being. It really went under the radar though dai.ly/x2bokjk

[@thegreatermuta5237]

I swear I asked you to cover this a while ago? Anyway chuffed somebody's finally talking about it, one of my favourites

[@liamwalker8699]

I like to think I'm a hardcore horror fan who is hard to scare and remember this film taking me completely off guard and giving me major anxiety.

[@TheSCPStudio]

Damn, didn’t know this director also made Triangle. That’s a genuinely good movie as well. I may have to check out the other two by him as well, since Creep is also a great movie.

[@grahamtaylor8912]

Severance, Black Death, Detour and his latest one due out is called The Banishing.

[@TMKsheep03]

YES! Everybody has been talking about creep lately only for me to realise they mean a different film lol

[@boobootittleman7299]

Keep up the good work Ryan, and Merry Christmas!

[@tomtheking360]

Love your channel, keep up the good work man

[@thehitherto5348]

I like this better than the found-footage movie of the same name.

[@alyxi]

6:08 - I'm a big fan of the movie Title, i still remember when it was released in Year

[@Tacttactification]

I’m very glad to see a video on this film. I didn’t realise the guy made Severance too. Definitely excited to hear that you might do a video on it at some point.

[@paigeproffitt1830]

i’m so excited to watch this one- your videos are always phenomenal and it’s obvious how much dedication and thought you put into them! thanks for keeping me sane through this year! and happy holidays everyone! :D

[@removelimitbreak7524]

Ryan, untill I discovered your channel I never really understood horror. Never thought it could be so symbolic and deep. I was kind of ignorant to it. But thank you for opening my eyes.

[@goosebxmps]

I thought I hallucinated this film this just brought back a hoard of memories

[@jaquitavulpix3418]

When I watched your video on the other Creep (which I watched and loved) I *thought* you ment this one. Nice to see you talking about it! :)

[@patrickblakethesaint]

I cant wait to watch this. I love Triangle and Black Death, but I wasn't aware of this one, so thank you for alerting me to it!

[@chrs-wltrs]

6:08 ah yes, one of my favorite films, Title, released in Year :P

[@Duskets]

"Have you ever had a dream that felt like it would never end? That you're trapped in a seemingly everyday place but it fills you full of dread and anxiety and you don't exactly know why?" Yeah dude I'm an American. That's every day.

[@onewomanarmy6451]

This was great! Found your video, watched maybe two minutes of it before deciding I had to watch Creep, watched the movie and then came back here to finish your video. The movie was creepy in a very lovely way and it had some beautiful shots in it, besides the characters actually seemed like real people! Thank you for this video, it showed me an entertaining and spoopy movie that I most certainly would have missed out on without you.

[@neilkirkley1500]

Thanks for another awesome video Ryan mate, me and a now sadly passed buddy of mine went through a period of watching Creep every few days, it's a wicked movie that has a lovely Savage edge blended with the slow tense lonely horror. Really hope you get to covering Severance soon, I love it and it's a movie that I found genuinely disturbing, primarily because when we went to the cinema to see it me and my wife were literally the only people in the theater, it got so creepy that my wife wanted to leave, I said we had to stay as if we left there would be no one watching it.

[@andreworders7305]

“10 minute run-time” Ryan, all your videos are like 20 minutes

[@sernoddicusthegallant6986]

Dude you need to talk about Severance at some point, while horror comedies arent an original concept it blends the two into an entirely unique tone.

[@redmasquerade13]

I’ve never seen this movie, just your vid, and when the business man drops change at her feet I went “OH MAN, OOF” out loud. That hits home!

[@WalkerFilmsOfficial]

I was totally hoping you'd get around to this gem! I watched it from the video store as a middle schooler, and it has always stuck with me. Bought it a year ago or so and still thoroughly enjoyed it. Glad someone is bringing light to the depths of the tubes :)