The Creep Tapes Season 3 has wrapped, but has the Creep (Mark Duplass) made his final tape? The latest season of the cringe-horror series went deeper than ever into the increasingly bizarre lore surrounding the Creep and his furry, fiendish alter ego, Peachfuzz.
The Season 3 finale of The Creep Tapes may have just given us the closest thing yet to an origin story for the Creep, taking us back to Josef/Aaron’s (Mark Duplass) formative years, when he was a lad named Archie, and what appears to be an early step on the path of destruction that will eventually define him.
Episode 4 of The Creep Tapes, “Nobody,” takes us somewhere the series rarely goes: inside the Creep’s head. The episode begins with “Ralph” (Mark Duplass), desperately warning the person he hired to film him the next day not to come.
The Creep Tapes heads to New York in Episode 2, where an attempt to make a new friend quickly becomes a nightmare for one New Yorker when it becomes clear that no isn’t an acceptable answer.
Welcome back to the world of The Creep Tapes, where serial killer “Josef” (Mark Duplass), or how he sometimes likes to be called, and his many trophies are on display for the world to see.
Horror was once dismissed as a genre past its prime, relegated to direct-to-streaming releases with modest ambitions and limited theatrical runs. Industry observers claimed audiences had moved on, that fear no longer sold tickets.
Warning: The following post contains discussions of extreme violence and incest. Peachfuzz is back for a third season of The Creep Tapes, the small-screen continuation of the cult-classic films, 2014’s Creep and 2017’s Creep 2.
Mark Duplass thinks Backrooms and Obsession can be a "glimmer of hope" for Hollywood. The 49-year-old actor, who plays researcher Phil in YouTuber Kane Parsons' Backrooms, is delighted to see the way the two new horror films have been received by fans at the box office despite the overall industry seemingly struggling.
Mark Duplass is shutting down claims that Kane Parsons was secretly being ghost-directed on Backrooms. The actor recently pushed back against online speculation, insisting the 20-year-old filmmaker was fully in charge of the upcoming A24 horror movie.
The Creep Tapes is returning to inflict its signature brand of found-footage psychological horror on audiences, and series cocreator Mark Duplass couldn’t be more thrilled.
There are lots of things you can use a backroom for at your place of employment. It’s where you can store extra product, meet with your colleagues, take a break, or, maybe the best use of them all, even hide from customers.
What is… we’ve seen these celebs on the Alex Trebek Stage before? The premiere of Celebrity Jeopardy!: All-Stars kicked off on March 13 with the first three celebrities playing for charity.
The Super Mario Bros. Movie was a smash hit in 2023. It took home more than $1.36 billion at the global box office. Plus, you know, this is Super Mario Bros.
Greetings from the intersection of VHS, IYKYK, and WTF! For those of you unfamiliar with the location, it’s exactly where The Creep Tapes reside. Shudder’s
Mark Duplass relies on a "complicated system" to manage his depression. The Morning Show star, 48, has been open about his battle with depression and anxiety over the years and he's now revealed he uses a combination of sleep, exercise and medication to maintain his "delicate balance".
[Warning: The following post contains MAJOR spoilers for Good American Family ‘s finale, “Blood on Her Hands.”] Natalia Grace (Imogen Faith Reid) finally gets her day in court against the Barnetts in the finale of Good American Family , but it does not go anywhere near to plan.
Hulu offers a lot of great content to watch. It can be difficult to choose the next show to binge. So we did some research and found the best options available now.
Hulu has a pretty solid track record when it comes to original series, whether it’s The Handmaid’s Tale, Only Murders in the Building, this year’s hit Paradise, or award-winning prestige series like The Bear or Shōgun.
Exclusive: Duplass speaks with IndieWire about partnering with platforms Seed&Spark and Kinema in order to build an ecosystem for indie creators to release their work.
SXSW: Aselton's fourth film, co-written with her real-life husband Mark Duplass, takes a fresh look at what it takes to make love work, with an ambitious twist to spare.
Run, Forrest, Run! Like seriously…runnnnnn!!!! Probably the last person you’d imagine being invoked in The Creep Tapes is Forrest Gump. Yet here he is, being praised by the still-unnamed killer of the cult-fave horror movies and Shudder’s top-notch sequel series.
Exclusive: Ever wonder how a serial killer preps for a murder? Spoiler: There's more dancing and singing than you might imagine.
Speaking with IndieWire's Vincent Perella on the Emmys red carpet, Duplass explains why Shudder may be the new Netflix and reflects on making his "Creep" films.
Mark Duplass, Katie Aselton, and their daughter Ora tell IndieWire about their film "Oh, Christmas Tree," why repertory theaters are key to gaining new audiences, and how short films can survive in a compressed time for films of all shapes.
Tony Hawk is already immortalized, but why not throw in a feature-length documentary for good measure? Variety exclusively reported Tuesday (Aug. 3) that a feature-length documentary about the life and legendary skateboarding career of Hawk.
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