Claire Dunne One of the worst ways to make a cult movie is to set out to make a cult movie.

Jenna Walter The film may be flawed, but its message is not.

Roy Hart If you're interested in the topic at hand, you should just watch it and judge yourself because the reviews have gone very biased by people that didn't even watch it and just hate (or love) the creator. I liked it, it was well written, narrated, and directed and it was about a topic that interests me.

Sabah Hensley This is a dark and sometimes deeply uncomfortable drama

jtncsmistad Mark Duplass is back as the "Creep", a disarmingly good-natured serial killer with a warped workaday sensibility about what he does for kicks. Hey, man. It's a job.

yuri-76329 If you liked the first one, you'll like this too. If you hated the first, you'll hate this too.Mark duplasses acting is just as bad as the first movie. The co-stars acting is slightly better. The story is just as dumb and implausible. The "scary moments" still don't work. The majority of the film is still painfully boring.

joyomi Creep is one of my favorite found footage horror movies, it was unique and actually quite scary. So I was excited for Creep 2, I watched it and it does not hold a candle compared to the first. A girl named Sara has an internet series called "encounters" where she basically films random weird people from the site Craigslist. Her series has low views and she finds an add to document this strangers life, so she travels to a remote house in the country, just like the first Creep. The first thing is that Sara is completely stupid for not walking out of the door because Josef actually shows her the video of him killing the guy in the first film. He even calls himself a serial killer, yet even with all of his odd behavior she still stays. What made the first film so good what that even though we knew Josef was insane, we didn't know that he was a killer. No person in their right mind would stay with this guy, no matter how much you care about views. Josef is also even more insane than in the first, it's over the top to being comedic. I know the first had some funny moments, but this has zero scares, and parts of it drag on. I would have to say, this film does not even have the jump scares that the first film has, which could be a positive to some. I didn't have the tense feeling as Creep while watching this sequel, it is completely disappointing. This is an sequel that did not need to exist, and taints the first one somewhat. So, if anyone reads this, watch Creep and if you liked it and your curious, give Creep 2 a watch. Many people seem to like this film better than the first, so maybe I'm in the minority.

kosmasp It makes sense to have seen the first one. And if you have, the beginning will make you cringe a little bit. It also sets up the mood for our lead and his inner turmoil so to speak. Something he voices when he hires the other character. Now the dark humor of the first is here and there are the usual schticks and twists around the way. There is also reminders of what is to come and where it all leads to in the end.So it is more about the journey than the actual end of the movie. And it can get pretty obnoxious, as did the first one. It's not really the fault of the main actor (he's obviously having a blast tearing down the fourth wall and every other wall for that matter), though our new other character has some charisma issues to say the least. And while it was on the way to better the first (something fans of the first and me agree on), the end almost tears it down altogether ... and I don't mean the twist ... I mean the final scene ... try to make sense of that