Picture this: you’re broke, desperate for a gig, and find yourself on Craigslist answering a vague job listing that offers a suspiciously generous payout. What could go wrong? If your answer is “probably everything,” congratulations—you’re smarter than Aaron, the unsuspecting videographer at the center of Creep (2014). But hey, horror movies wouldn’t be fun if the characters made smart decisions, right?

Eleven years after its release, Creep remains one of the most unsettling yet darkly comedic entries in the found footage horror genre. Starring and co-written by Mark Duplass, alongside director Patrick Brice, this micro-budget horror film strips away supernatural frills and relies entirely on human unpredictability to terrify its audience. Creep relies heavily on improvisation, atmosphere, and unsettling character dynamics to create a uniquely disturbing experience.But does it still hold up after all these years? Spoiler alert: Absolutely. Let’s dive into why this eerie...