Creep 2 is a Great Sequel that Leaves Open Ended Potential for a Bloodbath Finale
It isn’t easy to make a sequel to a great horror film. I was thrilled to learn that Creep had a sequel, and I finally watched it on Netflix a couple of months ago. I loved the new direction this film took!
The story now centers around a new person named Sara, who is desperate for her YouTube channel to blow up online.
Her channel is about strange men she meets with unique personalities, and she believes she hit the jackpot with a stranger named Aaron, who turns out to be the serial killer from the first film.
He has apparently now taken the name from Aaron from the first film, one of his victims. The killer now appears depressed, and he is trying to find his spark again with his murders.
I was not expecting the sequel to be this great, the chemistry between the two leads is amazing!
Upon first meeting in the beginning of the film, Aaron straight up confesses that he is a serial killer to Sara.
The first time I saw this scene, I was in shock. I wasn’t expecting Aaron to tell Sara that he was a killer. Sara doesn’t buy his confession, but for me as a viewer, the stakes became much higher for Sara’s survival.
From this point on during the film, I was so tensed up, expecting Aaron to take down Sara when I don’t expect it. Instead, we are given a lighthearted friendship between both leads.
Yeah. I’m not kidding.
Out of all the directions I was expecting, it sure as hell wasn’t a friendship between a killer and his potential new victim. With Sara, Aaron appears to be happy, a huge change from his character in the first film.
He isn’t afraid to be himself with her, and they even play a messed-up game of scaring each other on Aaron’s property. This part was actually kind of wholesome in a weird way, Aaron even got scared by her twice during two jump scares!
Sara actually scared the hell out of a serial killer. Wow. Kudos to her.
The ending has Sara become Aaron’s final girl, hinting that they will one day run into each other again.
Once Sara realizes that Aaron wasn't joking about being a serial killer, she tries to get away, only to end up getting knocked out by him. Sara still gets the jump on him in the end, knocking him out with a shovel.
I couldn’t help but laugh in this scene. It caught me off guard so bad.
Time passes, and it cuts to a mystery person holding a camera, stalking Sara. The person continues to follow her until she gets on a train.
She makes eye contact with the person during the train ride, her face revealing that it is hinted to be Aaron.
This ending holds a lot of potential!
Sara and Aaron could become the slasher trope of final girl vs. serial killer, and I wouldn’t doubt this battle is going to be a bloodbath!
What makes their connection so interesting, is that Sara and Aaron got to know each other. Aaron appears to care about Sara in a twisted way, and I think she is going to be the first person he will ever admire.
What’s crazy is that the chemistry between both leads was so good, I honestly forgot I was watching a horror movie.
In another universe if Aaron wasn’t evil, I believe Sara would have been either a friend or his girlfriend!
And what's crazy, is that we horror fans can finally watch a TV show called The Creep Tapes to know what is going on with Aaron on the horror app known as Shudder!
I’m so excited, because I need to know what is going to happen with Sara! I’m also so curious how Aaron will be taken down, he is probably one of the scariest fictional serial killers in the horror genre!
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