Creep Page #3

Synopsis: When a videographer answers an advert of the website Craigslist for a one-day job in a remote mountain town to video the last messages of a dying man. The job takes a strange turn when the last messages get darker and darker. The videographer continues to see the job through, but when it is time to leave he is unable to find his keys, and when he receives a strange phone call he finds his client is not at all what he initially seemed to be.
Genre: Horror, Thriller
Director(s): Patrick Brice
Production: Radius-TWC
  4 wins & 3 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.3
Metacritic:
74
Rotten Tomatoes:
96%
R
Year:
2014
77 min
5,806 Views


and I want to give

you some money, Aaron.

No, thank...

That's... that's nice of you,

but it's okay.

Why is everyone

so uncomfortable with money?

Look, if you had

an excess of food,

and I was hungry,

wouldn't you give it to me?

- Yeah.

- Yes, you would.

Because you're my friend,

and you're kind.

I have an excess of money.

You have a need.

It's simple.

Oh, I...

There's a check

in your boot, Aaron.

Gotcha.

All right.

Sorry.

There's not a check

in your boot,

but you looked,

which means you need money.

Let me help you.

We don't have

to figure it out now.

Just saying.

Okay, um...

Here.

Cheers, to us.

Okay, cheers.

All right.

Well, I think we're good.

Um...

Where are you...

Are you leaving?

- Here.

- Aaron, are you leaving?

I think it's...

Yeah, I think, um...

I lied to you.

What... what about?

Peachfuzz.

Aaron, if I tell you something,

would you promise me you would

never tell another living soul?

I need to get something

off of my chest, before...

Okay.

But this is only for you.

Buddy, I'm sorry.

This is not for you to hear.

Aaron, would you sit down please

and turn the camera off?

- Um...

- Now.

Okay.

Okay.

- It's off?

- Yeah, it's off.

Okay.

I did something really bad.

About four years ago...

the internet started

to slow down at our house.

Spoke to a guy I knew at work

who said...

maybe my browser's history

was full.

I went home.

I opened up the internet.

Aaron, such unspeakable things

I saw.

Pornography.

Mostly animal pornography.

There's only two people

who use that internet.

Me and my wife, Angela.

And I was not looking

at animal pornography, Aaron.

I confronted Angela.

She flat-out denied it.

What could I say?

I knew it was her.

This lie drove a wedge

between us,

and we began to drift apart.

One weekend, I said we should

come up to the cabin.

Right here.

But on Saturday,

I was called back to work,

so I left Angela here

by herself.

The thing is, I wasn't really

called back to work.

I went down the street

to the 99 cent store.

There I found a mask.

It was a wolf.

Three hours later,

I came back to the house.

I put the mask on.

I broke in

through the back window.

Angela was asleep.

I tied her up,

at which point she awoke.

At which point,

we proceeded to have

ravenous, animalistic

sexual intercourse.

I'd never seen her so happy.

I have to admit, it didn't

feel terrible on my end.

I escaped through the window

and left her there, tied up.

When I came back

the next morning, as myself,

I asked her how her night was.

She said it was fine,

with a casual smile.

We never spoke of it.

We went home.

And in the weeks that followed,

the internet

got back up to speed.

Aaron, I raped my own wife.

So, in summation, this is me

in a nutshell, you know?

This is your dear old dad,

warts and all.

I want to say

that I love you, Buddy.

And, um...

Okay.

I think that's good.

- Really?

- Yeah.

I think that was great.

That didn't feel great to me.

No, I think...

I think we got it.

I don't know,

that wasn't very certain.

Have you seen my keys?

They're in your jacket, right?

Yeah, I thought they were.

Well, maybe they're

in your jeans or something?

I don't know.

On the table?

I feel like if we get

one more take, we'll nail this.

You know what?

I really think that was good.

I really think that was

the one, man.

Is everything okay, Aaron?

Yeah, just...

Yeah, we're...

Aaron.

Yeah?

Did I freak you out

with my rape story?

No.

Why are you in such a hurry?

Just...

Aaron, come here, look.

You can stay here.

I've got plenty

of comfortable beds.

You know, we got...

There's whiskey here.

It's a long drive down to...

Josef, I need to go home.

I know, Aaron.

I know you need to go home.

But what I'm telling you

is that we cannot find

your keys.

It's dark in this house.

Technically,

you are over 0.08.

If you get pulled over

by the police,

you will get a DUI.

In the morning, this house'll be

flooded with light.

We'll find your keys.

You'll be sober.

And you can drive home then.

You understand?

Sorry I raised my voice.

Sorry I got a little antsy

back there.

That's okay.

Yeah, I just...

I think the roads

are probably treacherous.

- It's a good call.

- Yeah.

- This is the right move.

- Yeah.

Yeah.

Absolutely.

Yep.

Good.

All right.

Here we go.

All right.

Oh, it's a big one.

Bottoms up.

Bottoms up?

Well, all right.

If you say so.

Ah.

Ooh!

Okay.

I want to do

my final take again.

Is this thing still set?

Yeah.

We're good.

So, in summation, Buddy,

I just want us...

Let me start that over.

You're doing good.

- You sure?

- Yeah.

Okay.

So, in summation, Buddy, um...

That didn't taste weird to you?

No, it was good.

Do you want another?

No.

I'm good.

So, in summation, Buddy,

I love you, and I miss you.

I'm sorry I died.

Just, it feels weird.

Josef?

Oh, what'd you do?

What...

Aaron, what'd you do?

Why did you do that?

Aaron, why did you do that?

Aaron, what did you do?

What did you do?

It's okay.

Go to sleep.

Go to sleep.

Go to sleep

It's okay.

It's okay.

Hello, Peachfuzz.

Mmm, Peachfuzz.

No, Josef.

Mmm, Peachfuzz.

Josef.

Mmm.

You should come lay with me.

I'm tired.

I love you so much.

I'm so sorry.

Stay up all night.

Hello?

Hello?

Angela?

Josef?

No, this is Aaron.

Oh.

Is Josef there, please?

He's... he's sleeping.

I'm sorry, who is this?

Aaron.

Your husband hired me.

What?

Your husband hired me

to film him.

For the cancer.

Where are you right now, Aaron?

We're at your house

in Crestline.

You're where?

Ugh, okay.

Never mind.

Listen, I'm gonna recommend

that you go ahead

and just leave right now.

What the f***'s going on?

Nothing.

You just go ahead

and exit the house.

You will be fine.

Lady, I'm trying to leave.

I can't find

my f***ing car keys.

Okay.

That's okay.

Just give me the address

of where you are

and then just

walk out of there right now.

Just keep walking, okay?

Am I in danger right now?

My brother has problems.

Brother?

Josef's your brother?

That's...

Your brother has cancer?

Listen to me, Aaron.

You need to get

out of that house right now...

Hello? Hello?

Sh*t.

Oh.

Sh*t.

Death.

It's coming.

There's nothing we can do.

I don't want to die, Aaron.

I don't want to...

I don't want to die.

Oh, Aaron.

Oh, God.

I know.

I know you know.

I love you.

You're such a good friend.

I love you so much.

Josef.

I know.

I know you know.

Josef.

I know what's going on here.

I know you're troubled.

I'm willing to help.

Look, I'm not angry.

So, just give me my keys,

and we'll...

We'll take it from there.

I talked to Angela, man.

Josef.

Please let me go.

Are you gonna let me go?

Why are you doing this to me?

Are you... are you

just trying to scare me?

Or... okay, look.

Well, I'm terrified, okay?

You won.

Now, will you just

please step aside and let me go?

Stop.

Stop it.

Stop it!

Stop it!

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Patrick Brice

Patrick Brice (born April 23, 1983) is a Visionary American film director, actor, screenwriter and cinematographer. He is known for directing Creep (2014), The Overnight (2015) and Creep 2 (2017). more…

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