Overall rating: 4.8157897 / 5 from 76 reviews.
Creepy, directed by Kiyoshi Kurosawa, is a highly-rated film praised for its intricate plot and shocking twists. The limited edition spot gloss slipcover, exclusive to select retailers, adds to its appeal for horror enthusiasts.
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"This movie is all kinds of disturbing due to the performance of the neighbor. It has a more narrative structure than some of the other Kiyoshi Kurosawa films that I have seen. It's more like a straight forward procedural like Seven. It is incredible, though. This should be on your watch list."
"Creepy is the word and this lives up to it. Nice release, fitting artwork. Ace purchase. Good commentary and booklet."
"Disturbing and well made . Recommend"
"Pretty unsettling movie"
"Very creepy indeed."
"A strange movie that slowly gets under your skin and sticks with you afterward."
"More fantastic atmospheric horror from Kurosawa. Great artwork and packaging."
"The title says it all. Definitely creepy, suspenseful and unsettling. Director Kiyoshi Kurosawa is fantastic and the artwork on the cover adds to the creepy feel"
"Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s Creepy (2016) is a slow-burning psychological thriller that derives its power from unease rather than overt shocks, turning ordinary suburban life into something quietly sinister. Directed by Kiyoshi Kurosawa and featuring a chilling performance by Teruyuki Kagawa, the film follows a former detective drawn into a case that begins to blur the line between professional curiosity and personal danger. Kurosawa’s signature restraint is on full display—long takes, awkward silences, and subtly off-kilter interactions create a pervasive sense that something is deeply wrong even when nothing explicit is happening. Rather than building toward conventional horror payoffs, the film leans into ambiguity and psychological dread, making its most disturbing moments feel disarmingly plausible. It’s an unnerving, deliberately paced work that rewards patience with a lingering, almost suffocating sense of paranoia."
"Stylish Kurosawa"
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