10 Hotly Anticipated SXSW Movies You Need To See In 2014
5. Creep
Billed as a "comedy/horror/romance", Patrick Brice's Creep sees the writer and director teaming up with indie mainstay Mark Duplass (Safety Not Guaranteed, Your Sister's Sister, FX's "The League") for a found-footage suspense film about a videographer who answers a Craigslist ad for a one-day job in a remote mountain town. Of course anyone familiar with a lot of Duplass' work will know to expect a lot of improvisation and a healthy dose of wit. What fans might not expect is that this film was made with Blumhouse Productions, the low-budget horror giants behind the Paranormal Activity and Insidious franchises. It's an odd team-up for Duplass, known more for quirky dramedy than thrills and chills, but early reviews say it's a "slow-burning" film that offers "clever twists and a killer payoff." Other than that, there is not much to say, but with Duplass and Blumhouse on board, it's an interesting enough experience to be on the lookout for.
Writer and filmmaker from the west side of the Mitten state. Founder of Book of Matches Media, an independent production collective dedicated to creating interesting and meaningful art in a variety of mediums.
Husband to Michelle and father of two young lads, Carter Edison Young and Nolan Sirius. A lifelong music maker and a dreamer of the dreams.
