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Creep

Play trailer Poster for Creep R,  2004,  1h 24m,  Horror/ Mystery & Thriller Play Trailer Watchlist
Watchlist 44% 16 Reviews Tomatometer 39% 25,000+ Ratings Popcornmeter
44% Tomatometer 16 Reviews 39% Popcornmeter 25,000+ Ratings
Party-loving Kate wakes up in a London tube station to find the place locked up and deserted. With no choice but to stay there until morning, Kate soon finds that some things are much more frightening than being alone, as she heads into the labyrinth of tunnels beneath the city, pursued by an unknown attacker.

Critics Reviews

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Patrick Cavanaugh The Wolfman Cometh Sep 12, 2025
3/5
Just when the initial premise starts to run out of steam, the story pivots into a new realm that manages to excite the audience just enough to satisfy us with its unconventional narrative. Go to Full Review
Kaleem Aftab The List Apr 23, 2019
3/5
Creep almost works, but the basic premise is ultimately too flimsy and the identity of the monster too ambiguous to keep our attention for the whole ride. Go to Full Review
Felix Vasquez Jr. Cinema Crazed Aug 15, 2007
1.5/4
Stupid despicable characters do stupid despicable things with one of the most obnoxious horror movie villains ever made... Go to Full Review
Johnny Butane Dread Central Feb 1, 2006
3.5/5
Creep is a good time without asking too much of its audience, a film that knows how and why horror works. Go to Full Review
Keith Breese Filmcritic.com Dec 22, 2005
1/5
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Leia S Jan 19, 2019 The plot is thin. Get lost underground with something nasty under there. Standard Horror. Blood, guts and other grisly stuff (rat infestations) that leave little to the imagination. See more
Kylo S Oct 29, 2018 A privileged and thoroughly unlikeable woman ventures out to try to get into a party that George Clooney is supposedly to be at (really) and after failing to flag down a cab decides to get the last tube train from her local underground station. She then briefly falls asleep and on waking up discovers that she is all alone in the station. Or is she? There have been horror films in the past that are either centred entirely around the London Underground (Deathline is one) or have had a scene set in a station on it (An American Werewolf in London springs to mind). As someone who used to live in London I know how unsettling a tube line or station can be late at night when they are eerily quiet. Creep has this setting but unfortunately wastes this great location and premise. Maybe it's the fact that the female lead character is just so vile. At one point in the film she seeks help from the homeless living under the station. This social divide between the rich and poor should have been explored in more depth but wasn't. Also, when the person stalking her is finally revealed it's a massive anti-climax. He's a Jason Voorhees of the Piccadilly Line but without the hockey mask, charisma or ingenuity when it comes to killing. I would have loved to see the brattish lead suffer more for her horrible personality and thus learn some compassion and humanity as a result, a kind of cathartic redemption. But this doesn't happen. A wasted opportunity. See more
Oct 26, 2018 Fergus Stapleton. Nasty and effective little shocker this. Potente excellent.. Good premise/setting. Routine in parts with some ropey dialogue but having Potente start out as an unlikable character gives this an edge and leads to a nice touch of irony at the end. If she was a standard nice girl in peril this would have lost a bit. Short running time helps. Warning this gets very nasty and if you're just looking for a creepy thriller prob best to stay away. See more
Hagrid S Jul 22, 2018 A monster haunts the London subway system in this unoriginal horror film.
Leia S Jun 4, 2018 I think the filmmakers were so excited that they got permission to film on London Underground, that they forgot they needed to come up with an interesting plot as well. Lots of terror and horror and atmospheric shots of the deserted tube system, not much else! See more
Rey M May 29, 2018 Low budget British horror film from the early noughties that has a subterranean (well London Underground!) setting but offers little in the way of surprises. A drunken woman ends up trapped in Charing Cross station. The film is set in the haunted tunnels as the system closes at night. The doors are locked and the stations are 'supposedly' empty. That wouldn't make a good horror film though. Blood, crazy characters, gory deaths and injuries. It is all here. Admittedly not original in the slightest. The main protagonist has some elements of horror characters like Freddy Krueger. Some decent make-up effects. The film has a relatively short run time which is just as well Regular commuters on the system should probably avoid! See more
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Movie Info

Synopsis Party-loving Kate wakes up in a London tube station to find the place locked up and deserted. With no choice but to stay there until morning, Kate soon finds that some things are much more frightening than being alone, as she heads into the labyrinth of tunnels beneath the city, pursued by an unknown attacker.
Director
Christopher Smith
Producer
Julie Baines, Jason Newmark
Screenwriter
Christopher Smith
Production Co
Dan Films, Zero Film GmbH
Rating
R (Some Drug Use|Sexual Content|Language|Strong Bloody Horror Violence)
Genre
Horror, Mystery & Thriller
Original Language
English
Release Date (Streaming)
May 22, 2017
Runtime
1h 24m
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