Mark Duplass

‘The Creep Tapes’ Official Trailer – Mark Duplass Returns With 6 New Tapes This November

John Squires Creep, Mark Duplass, Shudder, The Creep Tapes, TV

It’s tubby time all over again with The Creep Tapes, a brand new small screen expansion on the found footage horror franchise that’s headed to Shudder this coming November. Shudder will debut the next installment of the Creep franchise with the upcoming all-new series, The Creep Tapes, from writers and executive producers Mark Duplass and Patrick Brice. Mark Duplass will reprise his leading […]

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“The Creep Tapes” Review – Peachfuzz Is Back and Weirder Than Ever in New TV Series

Meagan Navarro Creep, Fantastic Fest 2024, Mark Duplass, Patrick Brice, Reviews, The Creep Tapes, TV

Creep and its sequel, Creep 2, introduced an offbeat, darkly funny and deeply weird serial killer who preyed upon videographers, documenting the awkward social dance leading up to their unwitting murder. Co-writer/Director Patrick Brice and co-writer/star Mark Duplass created a memorable new horror villain, one that initially disarmed with boyish charms before ramping up the […]

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Peachfuzz is Back: Mark Duplass Announces More ‘Creep’ is On the Way

Meagan Navarro Creep, Creep 3, Mark Duplass, Movies, Patrick Brice

The Creep franchise will continue, along with potentially more Tubby Time, with the announcement of a new Creep installment revealed in a mysterious new video from Mark Duplass on TikTok today. Creep 3 appears to be “coming soon” in the new announcement video, but the details are scarce as of yet. Watch the video below. […]

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‘Creep’ 10 Years Later: Why It Remains One of the Most Compelling Uses of Found Footage

Luiz H. C. Creep, Creep 2, Editorials, found footage, Longform, Mark Duplass, Movies, Patrick Brice

I adore found footage movies. From the claustrophobic visuals to filmmakers ingeniously extracting tension from miniscule budgets – nothing gets my blood pumping like some quality epistolary filmmaking. However, after seeing so many of these films, I have no problem admitting that the sub-genre as a whole has a huge characterization problem. After all, POV […]

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Projecting Gay Panic in Patrick Brice’s ‘Creep’ [Horror Queers Podcast]

Trace Thurman Creep, Horror Queers, Horror Queers Podcast, Jason Blum, Katie Aselton, Mark Duplass, Patrick Brice, Podcasts

Creep Evan Hansen. After spending Halloween shacking up with the colorful characters in Clue, we kicked off November with a discussion of a seminal queer vampire text in The Lost Boys and revisited Buffy the Vampire Slayer’s “Once More With Feeling” on its 20th anniversary. Now, we’re getting a little…..creepy with Patrick Brice‘s exceptional film Creep! In the […]

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Sterling K. Brown and Mark Duplass Starring in Sci-fi Movie ‘Biosphere’

John Squires Biosphere, Mark Duplass, Mel Eslyn, news, Sterling K. Brown

Mel Eslyn will make her feature directorial debut with a mysterious sci-fi movie titled Biosphere, Variety reports today. For now, all we really know is who’s starring in the film. Sterling K. Brown (The Predator) and Mark Duplass (Creep) will lead the cast! Variety notes that production has wrapped, with the plot under wraps for […]

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HBO’s “Room 104”: 6 of the Best Episodes for Horror Fans

Luiz H. C. Creep, duplass brothers, Editorials, HBO, Mark Duplass, Patrick Brice, Room 104, TV

Best known for their quirky comedies and unconventional dramas, the Duplass brothers have become indie darlings over the years, boasting an impressive body of work that defies genre conventions. Horror fans will most likely recognize Mark Duplass as the star and co-creator of the Creep films, but that’s not the only time that the brothers […]

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