Creep

And her kick-ass directorial contribution to VHS Halloween.

You can next see her in the Season 3 premiere of The Creep Tapes, which debuts September 15th on Shudder and AMC+.

Of course, I'm talking about Kate Siegel.

Welcome back to the show, Kate.

And you understand that this has happened over and over and over again.

And it's how you realize how dangerous this man is after the fact.

Creep tapes is the idea that we are going through those tapes one by one.

So each episode is about 20 minutes long and it's the story of one murder as videotaped in a found footage way by the victim almost always before Peach Fuzz takes their life.

The wildest.

This is the Creep-isode.

Our boy, Josef, definitely a creep.

Listen.

[laughs] King Creep.

I think when people say elevated horror, like they might mean a difference in how much the horror cost.

But then there are bad horror movies that cost a lot of money and there are good horror movies like creep from 2016.

Mark Duplass' Creep, which cost $10,000 to make something like that.

And it's a phenomenal horror movie, you know, found footage style.

So I feel like, number one, here's what I'll say.

Yeah.

It really is like, have you ever seen the movie Creep? No.

With Mark Duplass.

No.

I think also, you know, you've mentioned films like You're Next and The Adam Wingard, High West.

You're also dipping in, and I know that we mentioned this when we were talking about Creep, the mumble horror.

Yeah.

As an indie film person and as a mumblecore fan, the mumble horror was very much like, let me just push next.

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Creep Tapes.

Um-

Please, if you've never seen Creep Tapes, you have got to watch Creep Tapes.

First of all, Creeps is, Creep is genius.

Creep 2 is genius.

Creep Tape's genius.

This upcoming season is insane.

And, you know, go ahead like that.

So today's movie is the wonderful Creep No. 1, Creep 2, and even the extra tapes that get a little cheesy and stuff.

So there's this guy, let me find him, because we need to, like, sing those men's praises.

Where are we? 2014.

There is an element of his personality like that.

Like, I think he's a perfectionist and I think he's... very very strict about his vision and stuff but like i can totally understand why you know not that he's like that on satin not like he's like an asshole he's one of those perfectionist people that have got vision up their ass as jack black says and just want to go with it you know and run with it um so creep oh my god you gotta go watch that you gotta like honestly here's what to do get you and the boys a couple of beers you know if you're with the girls close doors lock the doors because you're gonna be so fucking scared um and watch the movie and you tell me there's like literally there's nothing negative happens there's no blah there's no gore there's no this there's no that there's no cursing and swearing and all this evil and stuff there's just like a conversation he makes the entire film be a basically a conversation of niceties and you're tiptoeing around the niceties and how fucking dangerous it can become Go and watch it.

10 out of 10 for Creep 1, Creep 2, and Creep 3.

I have to give it a 6 just because it's super cheesy.

The new trailer for The Creep Tape Season 3 has just arrived, let's break it down.

Hey everybody, I'm Killjoy Jake, and I just took a tubby in preparation for today's Creep Tapes video.

The series expansion of the film franchise showcases more of the tapes hidden in this nameless creep's closet.

Mark Duplass gets to explore more sides to this enigmatic serial killer in a series that continues to get better and better as it goes along.

Titled Anisha, a journalist meets a mysterious businessman on a private plane with the hope of landing a bombshell interview.

Anisha is played by Renka Shanker, a writer and performer for Dropout, formerly College Humor, who has also had some small roles in comedies such as Between Two Ferns the movie and Hax.

Now, while I'm sure this tape is going to be awesome, just like every other episode of the Creep Tapes, I can't help but notice that in the cast list for this episode is David Nordstrom, who of course played Elliot in Season 1, Episode 2.

Some of the same footage from Season 1, Episode 2 is even used in the trailer here.