Phil and Lou inherit property left by an eccentric uncle with the provision they occupy the house for thirty days. They start for the place but encounter some rough roads and have to camp for the night.


Is 'Creeps' worth watching today? Short answer: If you possess a particular, perhaps peculiar, appreciation for pre-code cinematic oddities and proto-horror slapstick, then absolutely. This film is for the adventurous cinephile who relishes uncovering the forgotten, the bizarre, and the utterly unhinged, but it is deci...

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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.

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"Is 'Creeps' worth watching today? Short answer: If you possess a particular, perhaps peculiar, appreciation for pre-code cinematic oddities and proto-horror slapstick, then absolutely. This film is for the adventurous cinephile who relishes uncovering the forgotten, the bizarre, and the utterly unhinged, but it is decidedly not for anyone seeking conventional narrative, polished production, or anything resembling modern horror sensibilities. This obscure 1930s curiosity, largely forgotten by the..."
Norman Taurog, Phil Dunham
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