Absolutely brilliant

The acting in this movie is really good.

The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

Great movie. Not sure what people expected but I found it highly entertaining.

Well, let's see. Some kind of mutant spider like creatures are on the rampage, killing and eating people, when suddenly a girl rock band....Wait a minute! This movie is far too terrible to give a synopsis of. It looks like it was shot by students at the local small town high school. These are some of the most schlocky monsters, special effects, and sets I've ever seen in a movie. Everything in this flick is like a throw-back to the early 1960's, complete with cheesy miniaturized tanks and planes. But it didn't improve on the special effects techniques of that era, it was much worse! What did they spend making it, $25? One reviewer on these pages asks how this movie made it to a video shelf for rental. How indeed?!? Ron Jeremy, a film face not exactly renowned for his thespian skills, is the best actor in this movie and he's only on screen for 3 minutes. You don't want to know what you get to look at for the other 80 minutes. Trust me! A film that only relatives of the lead actors could love.

Giant mutated spiders attack model buildings in this absolutely dreadful monster movie. There will be some people out there, mostly relatives of the cast and crew for instance, who will no doubt say I am missing the point when I call this film one of the worst, most amateurish films ever unleashed upon an unsuspecting public. They will say, "Don't take it too seriously. Take it in the spirit in which it is offered, as a spoof of Japanese monster movies, and 'Return of the Living Dead.'" True enough. The film is essentially a spoof. The only interesting moments were when the filmmakers made obvious references to other, much better, films. Still, for a spoof to be successful, like "Shaun of the Dead" or even "Scream," the filmmakers must show some basic competence. That's the problem here. No competence is shown in any category. We have bad writing. Bad acting. Bad direction. Bad cinematography. Bad costumes. Bad sets. And horrible special effects. Friends of mine were making better films on Super 8 with train sets and plastic dinosaurs when they were in the fifth grade. This is not a professional product. It shouldn't be sitting on the video shelves with real movies.The funny thing is that I saw "The Witch's Sabbath" a couple of months ago and thought it was absolutely horrible. Who could have guessed that that film represented a quantum leap forward in Jeff Leroy's directorial skills. And it did! This movie ranks alongside "Ax 'Em" as perhaps one of the worst movies ever made. The first thing Jeff Leroy should do every morning is pray for the continued health of Michael Mfume because if Mfume died, he would surely be the worst director alive in his stead.And to think they even made a sequel.The distributor has nothing but contempt for the audience.(Kudos to the person who entitled their review "Crappies." I would have done it if you didn't.)

This movie was so bad it almost ventured into the realm of being good. Was it the bad acting? Was it the toys they tried to pass off as tanks, helicopters and vehicles? Was it the horrible dialogue? The unrealistic computer-animated spiders? The amateurish cinematography? Was it the fact that the spiders could talk? Or the nuclear device that was nothing more than a briefcase full of dynamite?Actually, it was the nuclear device that was nothing more than a briefcase full of dynamite. This is what finally pushed the movie over the edge of bad for me. I'm not exaggerating. Also contained in the briefcase was a mobile phone, a few wires and a computer screen made out of tin foil for that extra sense of 'realism'. (I can't even begin to describe what the interiors of the helicopters and tanks looked like…) Watching 'Creepies' was like watching a bad high school film production, without the excuse of it being a high school film production. That's not to say I wasn't entertained. I think, in a group, as long as alcohol is involved, or as long as you want something to make fun of, 'Creepies' will delivery a solid hour and twenty minutes of entertainment, though perhaps not in the way the movie intended.

Oi, nothing to special here pretty predictable B movie horror stuff. the plot is pretty predictable and the horror isn't too horrifying and it seemed like just one cliché too many was bandied about, but i still had a good time watching and got a good laugh out of the experience. the highlight for me was actually the soundtrack, the band they played, manda and the marbles, had some great songs during the movie. i ended up buying a cd of theirs after watching creepies. oh yeah and i'm sure a lot of people will be smitten by the lead actress. i'd say this is a good movie to watch with your tongue firmly in cheek and a lot of popcorn. it can be a lot of fun as long as you don't take it too seriously.