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Sassy socialite Kate (winniningly played with personable spunk by Franke Potente) gets locked in a subway station after she dozes off while waiting for the train. Unfortunately, a lethal and ferocious subhuman mutant beast named Craig (a genuinely scary portrayal by Sean Harris) is also in said subway station with Kate. Will Kate be able to survive the night? Writer/director Christopher Smith adroitly builds and sustains a substantial amount of nerve-wracking claustrophobic suspense, makes inspired use of the dark, dank, and dingy subterranean setting, relates the gripping story at a constant brisk pace, and delivers a sizable smattering of grisly gore. Better still, there's no silly humor to detract from the grim severity and stark intensity of the often gut-wrenching horror (a sequence with Craig brutally operating on a bound and helpless young lady is especially brutal and upsetting). Craig makes for a truly frightening and grotesque creature whose exact origins are never completely explained, although it's suggested that he's the toxic product of some kind of secret sadistic medical experiments (thereby making Craig at least semi-pitiable and hence as much of a victim as the people he stalks and kills). Potente scores strongly as a tough and appealing heroine; she receives sturdy support from Vars Blackwood as likable and sarcastic sewer worker George, Paul Rattray as twitchy heroin addict Jimmy, and Jeremy Sheffeild as coke-snorting would-be rapist jerk Guy. Danny Cohen's slick and agile cinematography offers plenty of striking spooky images while the shivery soundtrack by the Insects hits the spine-tingling spot. Well worth seeing.

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Reviewed by Danny_G13 6 / 10

Not a great deal of sense, but reasonably entertaining

Brit horror successfully marries suspense and gore to create a more than decent movie.Franka Potente is Kate, a socialite on her way to a party in London where George Clooney (Yes really) is believed to be hanging at and where she will attempt to seduce him (Yup, I'm not kidding).However, she falls asleep at the subway station and misses the last train, leaving her trapped inside. Jeremy Sheffield's Guy is pursuing her though, and when a train finally arrives (Yes, the logic's already disintegrating), he appears out of nowhere and tries to rape her. Unfortunately for him, there is a real killer in the underground who drags him off her and wounds him fatally.The rest of the movie is killer-pursues-Kate.Quite frankly the logic in this one was never meant to be particularly strong. It's not even obvious that she fell asleep while waiting for the train, and instead it could have been mindgames. And indeed, mindgames seem to be the only explanation for some of the slightly ludicrous events which occur in the first half.Nonetheless, this movie is about running away from the bad guy, whose appearance and identity imply he's 'not normal' (Are they ever), and to this end the film does a decent enough job. Once the bizarre first half hour of silliness is past, it is simple enough fare, with more than a hint of severe gore.There's little more that can be said, such is the basic nature of this, but if you accept the intrinsic daftness of some of it, you'll get a reasonable kick out it if you like the genre.Seen worse.

Reviewed by Woodyanders 8 / 10

Creep

2004

Action / Horror / Mystery / Thriller

Creep

2004

Action / Horror / Mystery / Thriller

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Not a great deal of sense, but reasonably entertaining

Very creepy and effective British horror item

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