Jun 17, 2026 · 49 min · 19 segments
In this episode Bailey dives into her favorite entry in the Creep series. The sequel to a found footage darling that spawned a huge cult following and even went on to get its own limited series on…
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So I think it's time to start talking about Creep 2.
I love Creep 2 even more than the first Creep.
Like, this movie is so special to me.
It is truly matching each other's freak in the best possible way.
I just, I fucking adore it.
I really do.
It is such a weird movie.
I'm so happy that it exists.
It feels tailor-made for someone like me, who wants to just see some weird shit, you know what I mean? Now, one thing that might get confusing, and I mentioned it in the previous episode, Josef from the first movie, he is again the antagonist of this film.
But now he does not go by Josef.
He goes by Aaron.
So I just need you to, like, accept that [laughs] and just get ready to deal with that throughout this episode.
So when I say Aaron, we are talking about Josef from the first movie.
He is just saying that he is Aaron because he has kind of just taken in Aaron's name, his personality.
He is, like, absorbing Aaron as much as he can, because that's how much he, quote-unquote, "loves" Aaron from the first movie.
So just be aware of that.
So I think it is time to press play on Creep 2.
The movie starts with a guy getting a box delivered to his house.
Once again, this entire film is also found footage, much like the first one.
And when he gets this box, he is immediately worried.
He opens it, and there is something recording him on the inside, but he does not see that whatever he is holding is recording him.
He can't tell what it is, so he doesn't know he's being watched right now.
But we are watching him through this thing that he just took out of the box.
So inside this box, there is a DVD, and it says "watch me" on it.
We can hear whistling, a lot of whistling in the background.
So I think it's time to start talking about Creep 2.
I love Creep 2 even more than the first Creep.
Like, this movie is so special to me.
It is truly matching each other's freak in the best possible way.
I just, I fucking adore it.
I really do.
It is such a weird movie.
I'm so happy that it exists.
It feels tailor-made for someone like me, who wants to just see some weird shit, you know what I mean? Now, one thing that might get confusing, and I mentioned it in the previous episode, Josef from the first movie, he is again the antagonist of this film.
But now he does not go by Josef.
He goes by Aaron.
So I just need you to, like, accept that [laughs] and just get ready to deal with that throughout this episode.
So when I say Aaron, we are talking about Josef from the first movie.
He is just saying that he is Aaron because he has kind of just taken in Aaron's name, his personality.
He is, like, absorbing Aaron as much as he can, because that's how much he, quote-unquote, "loves" Aaron from the first movie.
So just be aware of that.
So I think it is time to press play on Creep 2.
The movie starts with a guy getting a box delivered to his house.
Once again, this entire film is also found footage, much like the first one.
And when he gets this box, he is immediately worried.
He opens it, and there is something recording him on the inside, but he does not see that whatever he is holding is recording him.
He can't tell what it is, so he doesn't know he's being watched right now.
But we are watching him through this thing that he just took out of the box.
So inside this box, there is a DVD, and it says "watch me" on it.
We can hear whistling, a lot of whistling in the background.
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