Creeping Crawling 2012 123movies

Watch: Creeping Crawling 2012 123movies, Full Movie Online – An eccentric entomologist tells three dark tales about the creeping crawling insects that burrow through the walls of homes, eat through our intestines, and for some of us, drive us slowly insane..
Plot: An eccentric Entomologist tells three dark tales about the creeping crawling insects that burrow through the walls of homes, eat through our intestines, and for some of us, driving us slowly insane.
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Ratings:

	4.5/10 Votes: 108
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	N/A Votes: 2 Popularity: 0.912 | TMDB

Reviews:

Creeping Crawling: Does exactly what it says on the tin
Creeping Crawling is a Brain Damage films production therefore it’s horror and it’s uber low budget. Brain Damage films tend to be awful but to its credit this actually manages to look considerably better than most of their works.

It’s a horror anthology tale with 3 stories and the traditional wrap around. The theme is bugs and as the title suggests it successfully manages to get under your skin but certainly not in a good way.

The three stories include an out of control tape worm being used by a woman to lose weight. A nurse who develops a fatal attraction to the paralysed patient she takes care of and finally a man with a sexual attraction to insects.

So yeah, all three stories are uncomfortable viewing but credit where credit is due are very original for the most part.

The movie managed to make me squirm and I didn’t like that, a couple of scenes inparticular are just plain nasty especially in the third and final tale. Nobody wants to see that *Cries*.

For a Brain Damage film it’s above par, as a horror anthology its disturbing stuff.

The Good:

Looks good for the production values

Fairly original

The Bad:

Across the board it’s uncomfortable stuff

Poor soundtrack

Things I Learnt From This Movie:

Bug spray is the cure for everything……..technically not joking

A jar of leeches is a suitable sex toy

Creeping Crawling: Does exactly what it says on the tin
Creeping Crawling is a Brain Damage films production therefore it’s horror and it’s uber low budget. Brain Damage films tend to be awful but to its credit this actually manages to look considerably better than most of their works.

It’s a horror anthology tale with 3 stories and the traditional wrap around. The theme is bugs and as the title suggests it successfully manages to get under your skin but certainly not in a good way.

The three stories include an out of control tape worm being used by a woman to lose weight. A nurse who develops a fatal attraction to the paralysed patient she takes care of and finally a man with a sexual attraction to insects.

So yeah, all three stories are uncomfortable viewing but credit where credit is due are very original for the most part.

The movie managed to make me squirm and I didn’t like that, a couple of scenes inparticular are just plain nasty especially in the third and final tale. Nobody wants to see that *Cries*.

For a Brain Damage film it’s above par, as a horror anthology its disturbing stuff.

The Good:

Looks good for the production values

Fairly original

The Bad:

Across the board it’s uncomfortable stuff

Poor soundtrack

Things I Learnt From This Movie:

Bug spray is the cure for everything……..technically not joking

A jar of leeches is a suitable sex toy

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 2 hr (120 min) (original)
Budget 100000
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated Not Rated
Genre Horror
Director Jon Russell Cring, Tracy Nichole Cring
Writer Jon Russell Cring, Tracy Nichole Cring, Joshua Owens
Actors Raine Brown, Kevin Craig West, Anna Shields
Country United States
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Aspect Ratio 1.78 : 1 / (high definition), 16:9 HD
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