Franka Potente,
Kenneth Hudson Campbell,
Jeremy Sheffield,
Vas Blackwood,
Sean Harris
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When a London modeling agency booker dozes off while waiting for the midnight subway train, the subterranean terror that awaits her in the underground tunnels will send her screaming for her life thro... read more
Directed by: Christopher Smith
Release Date: January 28, 2005
DVD Release Date: December 20, 2005
Stats: 1,723 reviews
"Your journey terminates here."
Trapped in a London subway station, a woman who's being pursued by a potential attacker heads into the unknown labyrinth of tunnels beneath the city's streets.REVIEW ... read more
This movie is supposed to be a horror film, and it fails in that department. However it was somewhat entertaining. The blood and gore was not what I was expecting at all. They should've had a lot more. The part where Mandy was sitting in the chair and the "creep" was about to saw... read more
I've seen creepier things on the London underground but this is still a pretty good British horror film. Franka Potente was a brilliant choice to play the lead but Vas Blackwood's acting was questionable.
A vacuous young wannabe groupie falls asleep in a tube station and wakes up to be stalked by a cannibal lurking in the underground tunnels. The film opens with two sanitation workers wading knee deep in excrement and by the end of this pile of pointless gratuitous crap I knew exa... read more
well wot cann i say the most dreadful horror ever the ost unlikely hood of a girl getting trapped in a train station then getin chased by a weirdo dnt see the point of the film or why the creep is even there crap!!
A poor man's "Death Line". A promising use of the underground locations soon gives way to tedium, gratuitous unpleasantness and predictability. Mercifully short, however.
Interesting premise but a little flat. Still, it keeps you thinking about it after it's ended, which is the sign of a good horror.
Campy bizarre monster movie. Reminds me of a 50's B movie mixed with a 70's slasher. It pushes it's luck at times by not really making too much sense. Doesn't get boring and there are certainly a few scares available. Perhaps a less humanoid monster would ahve been better. Imagin... read more
Creep is a good time without asking too much of its audience, a film that knows how and why horror works. Full Review
Confesso que fiquei curioso para conhecer as circunstâncias que levaram à "criação" do vilão. Infelizmente, o filme só se preocupa em vê-lo imitando Jason Voorhees.
To borrow from Colin Firth in Love actually: It is mainly scary how bad the writing is. Full Review
The performances are good, particularly Potente, who avoids scream queen clichés by making her character surprisingly unlikeable - Kate is rude and arrogant in her early scenes and the fact that she's... Full Review
Disarmingly entertaining, in an extremely grisly sort of way Full Review
...as a sort of Halloween clone set underground, the film works. Full Review
Ho-hum slasher flick.
Light on plot and almost entirely devoid of logic, the movie still manages to deliver a heaping handful of grisly goods...if, like me, you're into that sort of thing. Full Review
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