- Genre
- Comedy
- Year
- 2014
- Runtime
- 1h51
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The Creep Behind the Camera
Embrace the madness behind the camera's dark lens.
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Synopsis
The Creep Behind the Camera is a darkly comedic horror film that delves into the bizarre real-life story behind the infamous 1970s cult film 'The Creeping Terror.' Directed by Pete Schmidt, the movie chronicles the life of the enigmatic director Coleman Francis, a man whose ambitious vision clashes with his lack of talent and adherence to his eccentric approach to filmmaking. With a mix of horror and humor, the film transports viewers to a world where the line between art and madness blurs. Starring Josh Phillips as the desperate and delusional Francis, the film examines themes of obsession, artistic failure, and the dark side of the pursuit of fame. The ensemble cast brings the characters to life in a wildly entertaining narrative that appeals to fans of both classic horror and indie cinema, making it a unique exploration of the lengths some will go to achieve their dreams, even when those dreams are decidedly nightmarish.
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Reviews
The Creep Behind the Camera has received mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, the film holds a rating of 5.8/10, indicating a somewhat divided reception. One critic from 'Horror Society' praised the film's unique blend of dark comedy and horror, stating, "This movie is not just a peek into the chaotic world of B-movie filmmaking, but a hysterical ride filled with genuine laughs as well as frights." On the other hand, 'Dread Central' noted the filmโs pacing issues, mentioning, "While the concept is engaging, the execution feels uneven at times, which might turn off some viewers." Other reviews highlighted the filmโs quirky characters and its homage to the vintage horror genre. 'Radio Times' remarked, "Phillips delivers a captivating performance that elevates the uneven script, making the absurdity of Francis' character both fascinating and repelling." Overall, the mixed reviews suggest that while the film has its charms and dedicated fans, it may not appeal to everyone, especially those unfamiliar with the low-budget horror scene of the past.
