Fans of the chilling series Peachfuzz can rejoice now, since The Creep Tapes has been officially renewed for a second season by Shudder, set to premiere in November 2024. The original series provided fans with an intriguing exploration into the twisted psyche of the infamous serial killer, first introduced by creators Patrick Brice and Mark Duplass following their successful 2014 film Creep, as well as its 2017 sequel.
By the set deadline, streaming platform Shudder has announced the revival of their found footage series for a second season. This new installment will again be spearheaded by Brice and Duplass. Although it hasn’t garnered significant attention in mainstream circles, The Creep Tapes was a blockbuster hit within the horror enthusiast community. It broke records as the most-watched Shudder series on AMC+ upon its debut and set a new benchmark for Shudder’s strongest November release, whether it be a movie or TV show. Duplass commented to Deadline about the first season, saying, “We made The Creep Tapes independently, allowing us to fully express our creative freedom.
It’s quite something that Shudder not only requested more from us but urged us to push boundaries this time. Frankly, it’s both unnerving and thrilling in equal measure.
Brice expressed great joy about the prospect of offering new chilling episodes for The Creep Tapes’ second season. Finding such a passionate fanbase on Shudder is like a dream come true. Despite the craziness of this franchise, it’s accurate to call it a ‘labor of love’. We can hardly wait to delve in again!
‘The Creep Tapes’ Was Well Received by Both Fans and Critics
As a devoted cinema enthusiast, I eagerly awaited the premiere of “The Creep Tapes” on Shudder on Nov 15, 2024. Many wondered if a found footage anthology series rooted in cult-favorite horror movies could truly succeed. To my delight, it not only worked but surpassed all expectations!
Most viewers found themselves praising the series, with critics and fans alike giving it high marks. The series currently boasts a 75% rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes, and an impressive 77% approval from fans. Jarrod Jones from AV Club raved that “At its best, The Creep Tapes transcends its content-mill trappings and becomes something approaching a work of art.” Daniel Kurland from CBR echoed these sentiments, adding his agreement.
The movie “The Creep Tapes” demonstrates its sharpness, carries a real sense of fear, and shows that it’s not just pretending to be a wolf disguised as a sheep. It genuinely pushes the boundaries of the found footage genre and horror storytelling with bold and thought-provoking techniques.
Supporters also welcomed “The Creep Tapes,” as numerous individuals expressed their enjoyment, acknowledging that although it might not be equivalent to the main films, it remains a delightful expansion of the series, delivering on its commitment for more chaotic madness from Peachfuzz. You can currently stream Season 1 of “The Creep Tapes” on AMC+ and Shudder, with Season 2 set to debut later this year.
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2025-02-06 21:31