Exploring Netflix's Most Unsettling Found Footage Thriller

[@RyanHollinger]

*What should I cover next month?!*

[@ramosio7311]

I would like the wailing if that’s okay

[@GasStationMan]

The wailing

[@MorrisseyMuse]

Creep 2? lol

[@ramosio7311]

Btw, love your channel SO much

[@whiterunguard6398]

Ryan Hollinger please do Prisoners

[@Snowfoxie1]

I read a review of it somewhere and the writer described it as "What if Michael Scott from The Office was really sinister?" I think that's the best description possible.

[@mareksicinski3726]

why?

[@Snowfoxie1]

@@mareksicinski3726 Because that's Joseph's personality summed up.

[@lewisfraser4153]

@Ka1ne ".....what's his name?"

[@Sky-tg5rt]

Omg yes lol

[@dancer4lyfe424]

like many others, I don't watch the office so he def needs a different example

[@damnryn_]

The shot of him standing in front of the porch light is so iconic.

[@spitonitpawpaw7049]

Yea it looks like an iconic classic horror shot

[@Roberta_Trevino]

Isn't it the cover of the movie?

[@hanzipper3174]

@@Roberta_Trevino yep

[@kainkong274]

Agreed

[@harold3165]

It looks like Michael Myers

[@lakamokolaka]

Title: Most Unsettling Flims *Starts off with a guy in a wolf mask wiping his butt against the door* Me: He wasn't joking around here

[@RainWelsh]

Mans didn’t specify what type of unsettling he meant.

[@mattcaraballo810]

My interpretation of it was that he was seductively swaying his hips lmao

[@shorkelili]

✨*hips don't lie*✨

[@Gizmo_-]

@cromwell2007 you scared?

[@risottopose9970]

Gizmo 856 His masculine power intimidates me

[@benjaf1058]

Creep uses cringe to make you scared the same way the Office uses cringe to make you laugh

[@EksaStelmere]

Creep failed to scare me and the Office likewise didn't make me laugh. So an extremely fair comparison.

[@RazorusR3X777]

Weaponized cringe.

[@pabolo8829]

@@EksaStelmere wow you're so special and unique, I'm sure everyone you know loves hangin out with someone so boring and whiny.

[@EksaStelmere]

@@pabolo8829 You wish.

[@gaminganimators7000]

@@EksaStelmere he wishes you had friends? You've made it sadder

[@noncreativearts5360]

Mark Duplass is so real in this movie that even though he is probably a good guy, I could never meet him in person

[@isabellai8566]

most of the movie is improv which scares me even more

[@thejaded]

Bruh if I see him do that peach fuzz dance in my proximity, imma run. Imma run yo 😂

[@ManubibiWalsh]

No for real, he’s so good in this movie that whenever I see his face anywhere I’m like “is he actually Josef?” And that never happens with any other actor. I can absolutely separate art from artist, but he REALLY got under my skin with his performance as Josef in a way no other actor has.

[@aidancornue2276]

The ending for the first movie literally broke my heart it was just so simple and anticlimactic, but so great

[@fatbitch7168]

yet again it adds to the sense of reality the whole product has because irl things are not that 'fancy' and outlandish like in most scripted, sensationalized movies

[@fatbitch7168]

and it's still powerful af

[@daltonvillani8341]

@@fatbitch7168 so true I love how this movie actually gives you a look into Joseph’s mind completely realistically

[@ManubibiWalsh]

That ending is just perfect in my opinion. You’re left sitting there quietly with what you just saw and the knowledge that Josef got away with it, a lot of times too, and he’s getting ready to make another victim - and you can do absolutely nothing about it. There is nothing left to see. And in a way, the movie makes a little bit of a creep out of you too, right? At least for me, it felt that way. I just saw a man getting manipulated, terrorized and murdered, saw the whole thing, and kinda wanted to follow more of the story, to delve deeper into Josef’s mind although, it seems, he doesn’t really have a personality of his own and everything he is is a collection of traits he “stole” from the people he killed previously and all the masks he wore (not just Peachfuzz but also the ways he had to metaphorically mask in order to adapt himself to his victims’ personalities and manipulate them) and the little things he learned while “hunting for prey”. And actually, the second episode off of The Creep Tapes is very interesting in this sense. The bird watching one.

[@GdoubleWB]

The bathtub scene was the most uncomfortable thing I've sat through in quite a while.

[@urcookin]

Tubby time

Excuse me-it’s called a tubby! 🛁 🧼

[@JesusLopez-xz3qw]

Thats why it is fantastic

[@Burgerzaza]

Yeah, and its concerning that that wasnt even the most unsettling part of the film I'd say Aaron(that was the camera guys name wasnt it?) shouldn't have gone back inside for the drink, but I suppose it wouldnt be a found footage film if he had the spine to act on his spidey senses

[@sillybilly4710]

Tootsies

[@meganfaith4052]

Despite its weirdness and low budget feel, it’s actually really, really good. It feels more like a character study, like Ryan said, but it’s good at making us uncomfortable and immediately anxious. Even if you know the ending you’re still unnerved.

[@EksaStelmere]

I have to just nod and accept that input. The movie was sadly not giving me the "uncomfortable" and "anxious" feelings that get attributed to it. But that's why I watch Ryan's vids, to see how remarkably easy it is to scare the poor Irishman.

[@harold3165]

​@@EksaStelmerecringe

[@DarkWatcherDS]

They are both actually such good movies because of how raw and how similar to real life they are. Real life serial killers rarely do anything flashy or horrifically gruesome, most just simply murder and occasionally torment. There is only 1 Ted Bundy but there are thousands of unnamed murderers who break into people's homes with a knife just to stab them and leave. Incredible films honestly

[@madeusedward0049]

These are both two of my favorite horror movies of all time. My favorite shot in any horror film ever is when Joseph opens his closet at the end of the first movie and reveals dozens of tapes dedicated to his victims. It makes you wonder about who they were and what joseph did to them, it’s fascinating. And I could go on for days about how much I love creep 2. That movie is a masterpiece

[@noneofyourbusiness4294]

There are quite a few serial killers who do/did flashy stuff. There are process killers, and there are product killers. For product killers, the death of the victim is usually rather quick. They want the body and that's it. Process killers are torturers, they enjoy the harm they cause. And they aren't as rare as you'd think they are

[@samfisher3575]

"Only 75 minutes" dude how?! This movie felt like it took YEARS off my life.

[@jorgeamaya6407]

I swear I watched it for more than 2 hrs!

[@firstlast-oo1he]

Because it was literally even less than that, only 72 minutes.

[@EksaStelmere]

For me it was mercifully short, but maybe I just have nerves of steel.

[@bangitybangbabang]

It took me longer, had to take breaks to calm down and check under the bed

[@etienneleroi9515]

I know!

[@777-e1p]

Creep is fantastic, genuinely unsettled me and stuck with me for a couple days. Always recommend this to people who ask for a horror/thriller recommendation

[@iammumawaldi]

Me too.

[@hrdstrange3322]

It’s actually a pretty good film to watch drink with friends the second watch can be really funny at times

[@777-e1p]

HRDstrange I can imagine watching a grown 40 year old man completely naked having “tubby time” with an imaginary child for a couple minutes straight with a beer in one hand with my friends being incredibly awkward. Hahah

[@TheworldofChase]

The ending creeps me out!

[@777-e1p]

Phantom Alpha as sequels go, it wasn’t bad at all

[@PaintMeInSunshine]

this is one of those movies where you don’t feel that scared watching and then you try to go to bed and you’re like uhhhh nope ima be awake for the rest of time now

[@showtime1235]

this comment has no right to be THIS trye

[@EksaStelmere]

I must be weird then. Didn't find it scary and continued to think so until I showed up to watch this video and watch someone who actually got creeped out talk about it. =w=;;

[@bolshevikapologist9957]

@@EksaStelmere Lmfao not this dude going through the whole ass comment section telling everyone that they weren't scared of the movie

[@EksaStelmere]

@@bolshevikapologist9957 You'll see me on other videos by Ryan Hollinger doing the same thing on other films, including those I enjoyed. I'll see you there.

[@sonicroachdoggjrraven3263]

I'm glad I don't live alone

[@lackadaisical2738]

The fact that there was no script for this movie, while it makes sense, is insane. Love your content

[@yeeticusfinch1473]

“The impact of the axe on his head makes me shiver every time” yes, this is extremely accurate

[@SilentMott]

**Thik!**

[@coffinboy556]

Poor Aaron...

[@mychannel-lp9iq]

-hayever -neow -teiim Ryan's accent is life

[@j.s.t.6515]

Hayever is my personal favourite too be honest 🙃

[@minivan5908]

i like neow more than anything

[@ThirdEyeTyrone]

You forgot “herer”

[@CorbCorbin]

Forgot “Purr Joseph” and Peen and dahwn

[@onlyjake3851]

Northern Irish

[@Toxiex300]

The Creep series is a literal gem of found footage. It's so awkward and unsettling. Peachfuzz is brilliant.

[@Toxiex300]

@ Taking of Deborah Logan was another good one. I do remember liking it.

[@jeffs4996]

I found the rape story from the first movie to be one of the creepiest movie moments I’ve ever seen (especially with the reveal that his presumably fake wife’s name was actually his sister’s name, which has disturbing implications in itself even if the story isn’t true)... and it’s just 2 people talking. I also really liked the story in the second one about his encounter with a murderer, and how he would go on to use his “Oh my god... this is going to be a good day” line on Aaron and presumably others.

[@spiritdetectived6006]

There were times when I thought the cameraman was being dumb for not ditching the situation sooner, but i also understand that he felt bad for Joseph and wanted to believe that he wasn't a bad guy.

[@alexa.english174]

One of the few movies that actually made me feel uncomfortable.

[@GuyWithChainsaw]

I had a different look on Creep 2 that kinda made things interesting. I feel like Joseph is burned out in the beginning but Sarah refusing to get creeped out by him is like a challenge to him. He tries harder and harder to creep her out and gets into his classic way of creeping victims out and killing them when they break. It's like Sarah's challenging behaviour woke up the killer in him.

[@MikeNapoli1989]

Yes. He got impatient and frustrated at her. Especially during the hiking scene.

[@lexxier23]

Am I the only one who misses the outros where Ryan would talk to us by camera?

[@ceo-of-ecchi4092]

I miss them too. It added character and personality.

[@lexxier23]

@@ceo-of-ecchi4092 Indeed! It made them feel more personal. Like a conversation.

[@vanity7920]

The beginning had me laughing cuz my 1yo rubs his butt on doors when I corner him for diaper changes.

[@Vicky_Heyes]

Careful that means he's destined to become peachfuzz the friendly wolf.

[@rred8674]

In my head, it's a chase. All over the house, under tables, swinging from the ceiling fan. You corner him, he rubs his ass on the door to mock you, then takes off once more laughing maniacally.

[@lukecremecheese597]

that sounds exactly like something my nephew would do lmao

[@32rosepetals53]

😭💀

[@Moomoooo_]

This was a movie that made me generally uncomfortable

[@elvalight2135]

tbh it captured the feeling of being around someone who won't leave you alone when you're socially anxious

[@bilbobaggins3068]

I watched this movie while sleep deprived and I had to take a few breaks, really had me tense and full of dread

[@shorkelili]

@@bilbobaggins3068 damn OK so- let's say I'm watching this KZbin video at 4am- is that a bad idea?

[@BEATmyguest31]

Generally? So more or less? Kinda? So-so? Think you meant to say ‘Genuinely’

[@lkjonez13]

Yep

[@li-limandragon9287]

I had terrible thought, if Joseph is control of the video that means he could’ve cut stuff out that was even worse and we didn’t get to see.

[@dillonwalshpvd]

That’s the implication, yeah

[@MikeNapoli1989]

They should have had an extra content with that. Or an unrated version.

[@bretrogersweightlifting4008]

I love the Creep series. Not sure if a lot of people do but they are phenomenal for me

[@finalgirl640]

Agreed!

[@bobmacabre6873]

By far my favorite non-supernatural horror films.

[@quonsnooder1640]

I really enjoyed the first creep movie and hearing that a third one might be on the works actually has me excited. The second movie definitely disappointed me for how bland is felt to the the first but I still appreciate the director for fleshing out the character.

[@avi2578]

Definitely a great series! Wonderful horror, true creep!

[@wolfskinmask]

so glad other people love this film.. it's a comfort movie for me.

[@Sammy2tones]

Creep is such a hidden gem. Glad to have found it and excited for a 3rd installment.

[@samuelpalomera9390]

Saw the first one years ago, there was a moment when they swim in a heart shaped spot of water where me and my friends thought that it suggested the monster was his homosexual desire or something, of course then the ending revealed itself

[@Roadent1241]

I thought that was a brilliant red herring.

[@souljastation5463]

I think he is gay though, I mean, he's a furry and he kills mainly young men...

[@Roadent1241]

@@souljastation5463 As can anyone of any orientation but that's obviously the joke you're making XP

[@souljastation5463]

@@Roadent1241 Yeah, I was just throwing shade at furries ;)

[@bloodyhell8201]

@Kays Dash oof

[@laceyo1993]

I have seen a LOT of horror films, to the extent where they barely effect me, but Creep 1 unsettled me in a way I cannot describe. It felt more real than any film I have ever watched and I could not stop thinking about it. Mark Duplass is incredible!

[@charlesthorndike2702]

FINALLY, this movie gets some attention! I saw it on Netflix 3 years ago, and it deeply unsettled me. One of the best horror movies of the last decade. The sequel was good too (not as good as the original, but still great). I'm looking forward to the 3rd movie.

[@xipetotek8216]

I feel very sad for you child

[@BarkingShark]

The sequel was better in my opinion.

[@5facts30]

Charles Thorndike feel ya

[@dabearslive9605]

Totally agree. I’ve shopped on Craigslist so many times and it’s pretty crazy to think there are people like this that exist on there. Amongst other places

[@charlesthorndike2702]

@@xipetotek8216 ?

[@birdbride1504]

i love the sequal so much, seeing sara's face when she realizes he's actually crazy? awesome

[@guyafrica7894]

Okay I'll go look at the sequel, at least this new victim will have common sense. He was hard to empathize with coz whew sir is dump.

[@SirFooplesTheThird]

@@guyafrica7894 boy did you get fooled didn't you?

[@ZrankFappaH]

@@guyafrica7894 Almost every horror film (supernatural aside) could be easily sorted by someone being smart and nopeing the fuck outta the situation as soon as possible. But that wouldn’t make a very good movie now would it.

[@jameslyddall]

There’s a great British film called Creep about a woman left alone at night on a London subway. Well worth the watch it’s really really good.

[@jessicarhiannon6844]

That film is the reason I will not ride the London underground. At all. Scared me shitless.

[@colden9037]

Sounds like I’m gonna have to watch it. Thanks

[@thegratefulread]

I love that movie! Absolutely terrifying.

[@blueshark9223]

Can I find it on Netflix??

[@lolafierling2154]

I tried to DL this movie and accidentally got that one instead. It was a pretty good movie but I was kind of confused for a little. Until I figured out I just got the wrong one lol

[@TheFrodoBaggins33]

I just watched the first Creep a couple hours ago and it honestly blew me away, the tension and unsettling feelings it provides through the whole thing, the ambiguity of Josef at just about every point, the times where it plays off your expectation for a jumpscare but instead gives you something chilling, it's all really well done and impactful. This immediately made one of my all-time favorite horror movies. The fact that there were some "cliche" moments played to its strengths too imo, mainly because those moments didn't usually end in the cliche way they usually do. It subverts them in a way

[@Curotos]

Such a great performance by Mark Duplass, solid dark humor while also being genuinely tense and super scary at certain parts. Just Josef's character alone is insanely interesting, especially with how much is established in the first film that is further explored in the sequel.

[@cheezyfilmsproductions1842]

Disagree wholeheartedly on Creep 2. I think it’s the superior film by a country mile, and love everything about it. It’s so insanely creative and goes in a direction I never expected and never have seen done. And I find Sara to be as interesting as Joseph!

[@Starbust123]

Yea I agree I think the 2nd movie exceeds what was done in the first.

[@lovelightstarboy]

Honestly I feel the same way. The first movie is a much needed setup to the second however. It does everything a sequel should, and I believe it does it well. You can’t really have either of the movies without the other, because they both add so much to each other.

[@FearHimself666]

She’s such a unique and complicated protagonist.

[@AlienonEarthC-137]

@@FearHimself666 i for sure thought she was gonna be the one looking to kill him when she was in the bathroom

[@nate_d376]

I wasn't really creeped out by either creep movie, but as a horror fan, I did enjoy them, and would encourage others to watch them, if interested. Edit: love the game "Her Story"

[@MrZeroTerrorRide]

Well, now I'm going to have to play it.

[@hazmatter0634]

Nate D. I'd also recommend the game telling lies. It sounds very similar as you have to piece together events through video

[@twentyhundred2000]

dude, i love creep. i still remember the first time i watched it. it was with my rly good friend, and both of us admitted to enjoying Joseph’s presence, and that we reaaalllyy wanted to like him. especially with the first film, not only is joseph trying to manipulate aaron, but the viewer as well. and it works a little bit sometimes...

[@shellsnbees]

I have a really bad habit of when I see a film I love a lot, I hope it up to my friends and family. And this was the case with my dad. who watched it and halfway through, turned it off and was very disturbed and sort of mad at me. Well worth it though I still absolutely am in love with these movies! Thank you so very much for making this video!

[@BagelBagelB1]

yeah, you gotta remember some people arent so desensitized to disturbing content

[@somegeekguy]

You need to remind them that the budget of this film is 1,000 dollars. Nothing gets more lower than that. This film deserves everyone’s attention, and so does its sequel.

[@somegeekguy]

KeoneArt thats fine I’m just saying something like this is an AMAZING feat regardless if they enjoyed the film or not. I just showed my farther this film as well and he admits he’s not as big of a fan of it as me, but he appreciated it with how little they had and yet still had plenty to offer. It just gives the audience a more respectable way to view it. I know people who think it’s a terrible film. But not every day movies are as viral or have any platform with anything under 1 million budget... this shit is 1k and that is amazing.

[@Joey101896]

Yeah that happened with me and my dad with vhs2

[@eminemfan50098]

He got mad at you for being disturbed... at a horror movie? Thats fucking stupid.

[@jaydubs5082]

having only seen Mark Duplass in The League before these movies, it really is incredible the amount of range he has. That said, I personally preferred Creep 2 as we get to see the story of a serial killer that believes he has met his equal in life while Sara believes she's just met another run-of-the-mill weirdo. It was an interesting take on personal context and I really enjoyed that.

[@janine7384]

I might be the only one but I LOVED Creep 2. The dynamic between the characters was so much more interesting than the first because in some cases she felt like she had control and was using him rather than the other way around. I went back and forth so many times wondering if he was going to try and kill her or not and whether or not he was being sincere about never connecting with a woman. Might have had more of a plot but I loved it.

[@Firegen1]

I love learning about horror and thrillers from this channel I'd never have looked out for.

[@themischief420]

i absolutely love creep. creep 2 is amazing in its own right and especially as a horror sequel, i think it’s rare to find a horror sequel that’s *better* than the first. i’m obsessed.

[@patrickwayne912]

Thought Creep 2 was much better. Right from the opening sequence. The first one you know exactly what was going to happen essentially the entire time...

[@billhicks8]

True, but I have to disagree with Ryan on a point here: you absolutely do not have to watch Creep 2 to "get" Creep, especially if you didn't like it. I think that's a big demand on anyone's time with very little payoff if they've determined they're not into the movie. Creep 2 won't change their mind.

[@rogeriomiranda779]

Creep2 is and is not the best romcom i've seen

[@newagescamartist2815]

@ See I interpret the protagonist in Creep 2 as the title character. I'm pretty sure she is meant to be the "creep" in the sequel. Imagine antagonizing someone who reveals themselves to you as a serial killer. God Creep 2 was batshit insane. In a genius way.

[@duvan.deschain]

I just watched the two films back to back and they work surprisingly well together. Josef/Aaron is such a fun and yet unsettling character to watch. I loved his existential crisis, it was somehow relatable and made for an interesting watch since the story could've gone a couple different ways. Awesome review/analysis Ryan.

[@chloebrown9047]

Axe scene made me jump from the silence running up till that moment 😩

[@soph17]

the silence is what makes it incredible. it’s chilling and raw.

[@florgibson9749]

that concept of playing with someone’s social boundaries and kindness (or maybe that feeling of i can’t say no cause it’d be rude) reminds me a lot of eric larocca’s short story “you’ll find it’s like that all over”

[@lincosisbreeze9229]

Honestly I’d always looked upon both films in a satirical manner. I also hadn’t expected the reviews to be so decent for them, either, but that was probably due to the above discrepancy. Not entirely relevant, but reminds me of the reception of movies such as “Snow on Tha Bluff”

[@sadiekb6794]

Paused this video in the middle, watched both of the movies, and came back. They were unsettling (especially the first one) but I loved them

[@LLN37]

NEVER clicked a video that fast!! your analysis are always top notch and SO incredibly entertaining!!

[@kaitlinklassen6527]

My boyfriend showed me this movie a little while back, and I don’t think I’ve ever been more unsettled or kept in more suspense than when watching this movie. All without any CGI or any cliched horror movie tropes. This is what found footage looks like when it’s done perfectly.

[@Alex-jz5yw]

Peachfuzz is my fursona

[@clairekim2525]

CURSED

[@goliathtigerfishes]

Baby Wolf is my fursona.

[@terminaldeity]

Honestly, this is my favorite found footage film. Even outside of the found footage genre, this is an excellent film. True hidden gem.

[@dylanbydesign]

Looking very much forward in part 3. I love where they are heading with the franchise

[@PoeticProse7]

"I might look like I could eat you up, but I'm as friendly as a rabbit!" Yeah, man, that's not comforting. I saw Watership Down.

[@avatroop]

The BEST horror analysis on the internet!

[@MrKevinDimmer]

SPECTRE to you...

[@a.t.3192]

I'd point you to the channel Acolytes of Horror. Ryan's videos are good, but IMO those blow him out of the water.

[@jesterssketchbook]

I was following this movie ever since it was called "Peachfuzz" - and when i finally saw it, it didnt disappoint

[@dusk126]

I have more terrifying found footage in my camera roll.

[@cugzo619]

Uhhhh... and UHhhhhh

[@mariamatedei]

Is this a confession?

[@dusk126]

Julieta Avilés no comment.

[@Maximaker02]

Nice.

You still have a film camera? Damn.

[@rynepell3280]

This movie was so refreshing to me when it came out that I fell in love with it and the sequel was still pretty good. I am excited for a 3rd Creep but hopefully it will be the last one

[@imaraperson3928]

I remember when I saw this movie it affected me so deep to my core. It’s night time right now and I don’t even think I can watch this analysis 😂

[@shippey2489]

Fun fact: I've done some sketch practices while watching Creep, and it helped me get into animation school.

[@Pokepaddle]

I seriously love both of these films. Made me and my gf so obsessed, they’re our faves. Best gem I’ve found on Netflix so far and have watched them a couple times each. *chefs kiss*

[@IncredibleIceCastle]

Check out Last Shift if it’s still on Netflix, probably the best horror movie I’ve seen on there

[@KitKat_293]

The first movie is especially interesting for people like myself who can be sort of paralyzed by social codes and politeness. I’ve been in borderline dangerous situations to avoid making a scene or making an awkward confrontation. I only got out of them because I finally put my foot down, and it took a weird version of courage for me to do that. Not only is this a pretty common personal flaw, it’s a super common way for killers and rapists irl to exploit victims. Social obligation is a powerful drug and this movie felt all too real

[@Armor_Wing]

This was such a surprise to me. I heard some people recommend it and was bored on Netflix one day. By the end I was a tense, uncomfortable ball on the couch. I’m not creeped out too often, but watching this late at night is an unsettling experience.

[@autumnt751]

Creep 2 is my all time favorite horror flick just because no scene has ever made my skin crawl as bad as the hot tub scene. Also, both lead actors in the sequel give stellar performances

[@it3548]

As someone who’s been a fan of this movie and it’s sequel for a while it makes me happy to see it get attention at all

[@gregjayonnaise8314]

One thing I liked about Josef is that he definitely played into other people’s pity more than a lot of slashers. Like, usually when a killer is crazy, they just opt to physically overpower someone, or be very sneaky, but Josef relies on appearing meek and pathetic…. Much like actual predators do. Josef would never target someone with a shiny backbone who told him outright to go fuck himself, or had a genuine avenue of self defense. He’s weak; he will act sad and lonely to elicit pity from people in a way that makes them vulnerable. All of his actions in the first film are him raising the heat, slowly acclimating Aaron to all of his weirdness until Aaron doesn’t know what to expect next.

[@clintsmith794]

Dude this movie is awesome, that scene you showed at the start really freaked me out first time I watched it, great video. Sequel not so great imo

[@elliotsmelliot2116]

Aw I like the sequel just as much tbh,

[@clintsmith794]

@@elliotsmelliot2116 the sequel really isn't that bad I just wasnt a fan of the female character and not enough creepy peachfuzz scenes

[@MemeWizardg]

The second one was absolutely terrible, but the first was great!

[@a.t.3192]

Really? I thought the sequel was better. It took the suspense and great acting of the first, and added in more black humour and fleshed out characterisation.

[@imperfect1797]

The best thing about the movie is that once the camera enters that house, you are just constantly uncomfortable. You feel the intimate boundaries being broken with each weird scene. It is extremely unsettling to me, yeah it is cringe but thats the point I feel. I yhink we all have felt this with someone in our lives rather a friend, stranger, or family member. The way their cringe or strange behavior makes you feel so uncomfortable really sticks with you and lingers.

[@alio6798]

These movies are SO GOOD. I'm really happy you're talking about them

[@kathleen6538]

I really enjoyed the Creep movies. It doesn’t rely on cheap jumpscares or loud, stupid noises. I’m also really impressed that much of the movie wasn’t scripted. That level of improvisation takes skill. I can’t wait for the third one

[@da8171]

I fucking love these two films so much. They are actually very creepy but also extremely funny. Mark Duplass is hysterical at times as this killer. But he's also very scary. Great movies both of them

[@Temaile]

I watched this movie just now (I didn't want to continue your video until I saw it) and WOW was that great. I was at the edge of my seat the whole time and didn't expect the next steps. Altogether great acting and editting.

[@SOBEKCrocodileGod]

One of the few horror films that made me genuinely uncomfortable

[@ZeeJohansen]

Creep is one of those movies I randomly came across on Netflix and thought, "let's give it a shot" and I'm so happy I did!

[@mattyhowie4108]

This film is so underrated, I remember first watching it and falling in love with how different it is to anything I’ve seen before.

[@FRCB]

I randomly came across these movies on Netflix and only watched them out of boredom. But I was surprisingly entertained and intrigued.

[@goldensparrowshenanigans]

I haven't heard of creep, so I'm gonna have to go watch it before this video since you've made spoilers clear, but I'd like to see you someday cover the haunting of sharon Tate and that its...really just...ugh I have too many nasty words to say. People need to know it's really a shame upon horror and real life event based movies together.

[@mrman6035]

Did the same and now I kinda liked it but I wish the sequel was the finale for a new "creep"

[@ManlyBog6448]

How'd ya like it?

[@goldensparrowshenanigans]

@@ManlyBog6448 Very unnerving, but enjoyable. Glad to have seen it

[@johnbellus9117]

These movies reminded me of Resolution and The Endless. Something about these movies just keeps me coming back.

[@thesii213]

You might like the official unofficial third film, Paddleton?

[@RyanHollinger]

Beautifully powerful film.

[@thesii213]

@@RyanHollinger Totally agree. Bit weird after seeing both Creeps though.

[@dabearslive9605]

thesii213 why’s that? Just curious I haven’t seen paddleton yet. But I’ve seen both Creeo films.

[@thesii213]

@@dabearslive9605 Check out the trailer? It'll make more sense.

[@limaofarofa]

Humpday and The Overnight make for a wholesome mumblecore shared universe.

[@melangellslamb]

thank you so much ryan! the creep series is probably my favorite series of all time! they need to be talked about more, so i hope this gets the word out there to even more people!

[@Frellyouall]

I really liked both Creep and Creep 2. Carried by a great central performance.

[@lukasvolsan3933]

I enjoy and like both movies precisely because they get the found footage "grit" right. Which is what many other FF movies sacrifice for spectacle and action (ie. there is no reason for them to actually be found footage, they could have been filmed normally). Creep utilizes FF to make you feel like an participant and to make you feel like you're watching something dangerous, something you should not be watching. The uncomfortable situations are even more uncomfortable thanks to the format. The building dread, the scares it all works (mostly) in harmony. I think a perfect example is the scene in Creep 2, where "Aaron" picks up the camera and goes to talk to Sara doing the dishes. The awkward pauses in their dialogue, the darkness outside the window, the sounds you can only hear at night in the woods . It perfectly captures the moment and such throwaway scene would never be this effective were it shot normally.

[@TheVaughnillaIce]

Whenever I show this film to people they always go “This is so boring” and then they get to the scene about his wife and hooks them every single time

[@PR0MAN01]

I think Aarons fate was sealed the second he answered the ad, there was never gonna be an opportunity to get away but Joseph was just testing how many outs he could give him and Aaron didn't take a single one. He stayed after the numerous jump scares, Joseph showing him photos of him from the house, going inside for a drink, listening to the rape story, and finally going back to the park. Joseph gave him every possible opportunity to grow a spine and stand up to his creepy behavior and he just didn't do it.

[@jostockton.]

That's a good point and I think this is true, since Josef showed he knew exactly where Aaron lived.

[@simonhall9583]

I've been hoping you'd feature this movie. Genuinely the most unsettling movies I've seen.

[@XdesomaterXm]

The thing that makes these movies atmosphere is the absolute VOID of music, theres no timing really telling you whats going on, no dramatic music or background noises hinting at anything, it took me the 3rd time watching it to realize that the atmosphere is built specifically by the movie and no help with music and such, which is astounding for any horror film

[@river8142]

Hollinger + foundflicks give me my weekly dose of horror movie content

[@citiesofthedead8653]

I found this movie in the middle of a "everything Mark Duplass does is amazing" phase. It never really ended, I just ran out of shows and movies. This is an amazing and unique found-footage film, and it was unsettling for me, something I tend not to experience with any type of horror or suspense. Enough so - that "Creep II" has been sitting in my watch list for over a year and I have not yet ventured in. I don't know if my hesitation is "sequel disappointment" or "accepting Duplass in this role despite how well it is acted", or if it's because "the secret is out in the first one"... but, "Creep" is a thrilling watch beginning to end.

[@laurend.statham1742]

This was such a great film. I remember watching it when I found it on Netflix a few years ago. All I can definitely say about this film is that it is certainly one of the best movies to go into with you’re eyes closed.

[@jondiaz758]

I loved both of these two movies. Had no idea what it was gonna be but was surprised and disturbed for sure.

[@quietstarsilence7038]

My friend and i went through a phase where we would bake and then watched scary movies. This one was genuinely creepy to me

[@YoooRico]

Creep is one of those movies i dont really watch for a second time because of how unsettling it is so watching it one time is enough for me

[@elenatorre5347]

These movies are SO slept on! They’re honestly on my top 10 favorite horror movies.

[@supremegoat24]

Thank you for this video, saw 10 seconds of it and then went in blind and just watched the movie. It was great.

[@ajemison3]

First time I've ever been scared rather than annoyed by being named Aaron.

[@connorpost]

Mark Duplass is a fantastic actor and plays the sociopath perfectly. He killed it in season two of Goliath as well

[@dave.the.collector.]

Oh this shit. Might I say Mark Duplass did awesome in this. I was genuinely creeped which is rare for me.

[@namanh8439]

I was working a bunch of friends on a movie broadcasting project for the uni and was selecting a horror movie to show. We came across and this is surprisingly the scariest shit we tried. It made my friends really uncomfortable. the movies is not about scaring the shit out of u but it gives u the anxieties of the probabilities that these situations could happen and it might traumatize you when it comes to strange people interaction

[@DanTheMan2150AD]

Thank you Daddy Hollinger, very cool, stay safe. Love ya x

[@Minnie-qi8tn]

i initially didnt remember whether id seen the sequel or only knew about it, but seeing the towel scene made me vividly remember that Yes, I've Been Subjected To This Before so uhhh call that a lasting impression i guess