Creepin'

Where shall we start... In the light of recent horror spoofs this indie film fails to live up to the rest Constanly going on tangents that do not make any sense even for a horror spoof This film is more a collection of skits then anything There were maybe one or two funny parts but other then that this movie is BOMB do not rent this film

I thought that this movie was very entertaining. People have to remember that Mr. Greene haven't had any prior experience / schooling in making a film. He made this movie all his own with the help of countless hours spent at the library reading books after books on how to make a movie. Mr. Greene has wrote, produce, cast, and directed this movie by himself which, in my opinion said a lot about him as a determined individual who all he wants to do is make people smile even if it's only for a little while. That's the problem with this world now. The people in it don't want to take the time to laugh anymore! Everyone is so serious about everything. This was Mr. Greene's first movie and I think we should give him credit for that in spite of not having any formal training or experience. I congratulate him in taking a huge chance in making his way in the business of entertainment. As Mr. Greene continues his endeavors, he will get better and better. At least he is willing to take a chance on making his dream come true. How many of us can say that? Mr. Greene, keep up the good work! twinis4u@hotmail.com

First off, this movie was shot with a camcorder, and not a high quality one at that. Second, this movie goes off on soooooooooooooo many tangents that it is IMPOSSIBLE to follow. I had been looking forward to seeing this movie for many years--simply based on it's concept. One I found funny and full of potential. To say this movie is a major disappointment is a severe understatement. Although I shouldn't be as so many of those black, straight-to-video DVDs are simply movies that don't respect the intelligence and worth of it's potential audience. When you see the logo of York or Maverick Entertainment (and a couple of others) RUN! Hardly any laughs, lots of unfunny characterizations (including homosexual) which come out of nowhere. The acting (including one psudeo-comedian who takes 3 roles!!!) is bizarre, and the whole movie is a series of unfunny sketches that don't move the bare thread of a plot along and just doesn't make sense. It looks like the work of a film student (the movie takes place mostly in Philadelphia so perhaps it's a TEMPLE student?) who quickly needed something 2 submit in his class. Lots of chessy public-access type efx/transitions also.

Don't waste your time. Consider yourself warned.

I have watched this movie multiple times. I bought it at Circuit City in 2002 and initially used it as a torture device. When I started drinking, though, it became tolerable. When I stopped passing out drunk and made it to the end I understood.

Tim Greene understands framing and shot composition. He didn't have much of a story and probably only one script, but he had a bunch of friends who could do schtick.

And seeing the cop and the other boyfriend talk about "one love" and start making eyes at each other was great.