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Creep (2004) [R]

Release Date:
August 10, 2004

Original Title:
Creep

Alternate Titles:
0:34
0:34 レイジ34フン
Borzongás - Hajsza a metróban
Creep
Creep - Das Grauen lauert im Untergrund
Creep - O Túnel do Medo
La Criatura
Lęk
Nakaza
Plataforma do Medo
Tromos sto metro

Genres:
Horror | Mystery | Thriller

Production Companies:
Dan Films
Filmstiftung NRW
UK Film Council
Zero Film GmbH

Production Countries:
Germany | United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 16  FR: 16  GB: 18  IE: 18  US: R 

Runtime: 85

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Trapped in a London subway station, a woman who's being pursued by a potential attacker heads into the unknown labyrinth of tunnels beneath the city's streets

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Production

ADR Editor:
Rick Dunford

ADR Mixer:
Michael A. Carter

ADR Voice Casting:
Vanessa Baker
Brendan Donnison

Additional First Assistant Camera:
Lars Richter

Additional Still Photographer:
Ed Miller

Art Direction:
Ellen Latz
Ashley Winter

Assistant Accountant:
Tina Falcone

Assistant Property Master:
Nadine Hasenbein

Boom Operator:
Gary Dodkin

Camera Operator:
Lewis Buchan

Camera Trainee:
Simon De Glanville

Casting:
Emma Style

Costume Assistant:
Shane Kingdon
Rachel Vallance

Costume Design:
Phoebe De Gaye

Dialogue Editor:
Rick Dunford

Digital Colorist:
Stuart Fyvie

Digital Compositor:
Tom Hocking
Gruff Owen

Digital Supervisor:
Katja Hollmann

Director:
Christopher Smith

Director of Photography:
Danny Cohen

Dolby Consultant:
James Seddon

Dressing Prop:
Lee Hedges
Mark Hedges

Editor:
Kate Evans

Electrician:
Paul Duffy
Oliver Poole

Executive Producer:
Robert Jones

First Assistant Director:
Max Keene

First Assistant Editor:
Andrew Melhuish

Focus Puller:
Nathan Mann
Kim Seber

Foley Artist:
Julie Ankerson
Martin Jensen

Gaffer:
Mark Clayton
Tony C. Miller
Georg Nonnenmacher

Hair Designer:
Jan Sewell

Hairstylist:
Uli Nunn

Key Grip:
Paul Hymns
Kenneth Cornils

Location Manager:
Algernon Sloane

Makeup Artist:
Nicola Frost

Makeup Designer:
Jan Sewell

Music Editor:
Richard Todman

Music Supervisor:
Alison Wright

Original Music Composer:
The Insects

Post Production Accountant:
Maxine Stanley

Post Production Supervisor:
Richard Lloyd

Producer:
Julie Baines
Jason Newmark

Production Accountant:
Trevor Stanley

Production Coordinator:
Matthew Hobbs

Production Design:
John Frankish

Production Manager:
Marc Grewe

Property Master:
Gordon Fitzgerald
Anke Pagels

Props:
Ulrike Gojowczyk

Prosthetic Makeup Artist:
Mike H.G. Bates
Suzanne Bates
Nicola Pandel
Mike Stringer

Screenplay:
Christopher Smith

Script Supervisor:
Elizabeth Tremblay

Second Assistant Camera:
John Evans

Set Decoration:
Emma Field-Rayner

Set Dresser:
Keith Stevenson
Thorsten Sabel

Sound Editor:
Nick Baldock

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Michael A. Carter

Sound Recordist:
Michael Spencer

Steadicam Operator:
Thomas Korda
Roger Tooley

Still Photographer:
Martin Menke
Bernd Spauke

Storyboard Artist:
Dan Maslen
Daniel Painter

Stunt Coordinator:
Nrinder Dhudwar

Stunt Double:
Katja Jerabek

Supervising Art Director:
Matthew Gray

Supervising Sound Editor:
Peter Baldock

Title Designer:
Richard Morrison

Unit Publicist:
Keeley Naylor

VFX Artist:
Kimberley Broughton
Mark Kilburn
Peter Minister
John Parnham
Jenny Rose-Barber
Dawn Whitehead-Binns

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Phil Attfield
Simon Frame

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