You won't be disappointed!

This story has more twists and turns than a second-rate soap opera.

A movie that not only functions as a solid scarefest but a razor-sharp satire.

The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

Mark Duplass is back as the "Creep", a disarmingly good-natured serial killer with a warped workaday sensibility about what he does for kicks. Hey, man. It's a job.

Just a simply amazing sequel to the original keeps you guessing and wondering and amused all at the same time..plus creepy really shines through:)

Unlike the first film, which I very much enjoyed, this sequel is actually justified using the found footage format. It is a step up from the first Creep in every conceivable term. The script is better and more focused, the characters are more defined, the humor is subtler yet more memorable, Mark Duplass' performance is unhinged yet incredibly relatable... I have binge-watched both films in one night and all I can say is they reinstated my faith in the found footage genre. This movie has transcended the genre tropes to become its own unique, unforgettable thing.

CREEP 2 is a lacklustre follow-up to a film which really didn't require a sequel at all, being as self-contained as it was. This is another found footage two-hander about a woman who answers a job advert and comes to work for an exceptionally creepy guy. Given that we now know about the villain there's no need for a twist ending, so violence takes place earlier. However, this is mainly reliant on jump scares and the like which feels very predictable, and more wolf mask antics just feel predictable by now. The twist ending barely raises an eyebrow.