The Creep Tapes Returns to Shudder With Three Double Features
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The Creep Tapes Season 3 on Shudder and AMC+. Image Courtesy of Shudder
What to Know
The Creep Tapes Season 3 premieres Sept. 15 on Shudder and AMC+.
Six episodes will arrive in pairs across three consecutive Tuesdays.
The Creep Tapes returns Sept. 15 with two new episodes on Shudder and AMC+, beginning a six-episode third season that will unfold in weekly pairs through Sept. 29. Mark Duplass again plays the dangerously uncomfortable killer at the center of the Creep franchise, while co-creator Patrick Brice directs every episode.
The compact schedule turns the season into three Tuesday-night double features. Instead of stretching six installments across a month and a half, Shudder will release Episodes 301 and 302 on Sept. 15, Episodes 303 and 304 on Sept. 22, and the final two episodes on Sept. 29.
Season 3 continues the show’s collection of recovered recordings from the killer’s private vault. Each tape introduces another person who believes they understand the situation, only to recognize too late that his awkward behavior is hiding something far more dangerous.
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The premiere opens with “Crystal,” in which a fading rock star tries to recover past fame by making a provocative video. Kate Siegel (Carrie) is among the episode’s guest stars. The second installment, “Mo,” follows a New Yorker being pursued by an unwanted suitor across the city’s five boroughs.
Later episodes take the series into less familiar surroundings. “Anisha” places a journalist aboard a private plane with a mysterious businessman and the promise of an important interview. “Greg,” featuring Nic Hamilton (IT), concerns a man who discovers that someone has secretly been living beside him in his apartment for six days.
The finale, “Jody + Brie,” interrupts a quiet evening between two friends with the arrival of a new person in town. It features Ora Duplass (Coven Academy), Mark Duplass’ daughter, in what Shudder describes as a throwback episode. Elliott Fulham (Terrifier 2) also appears.
Duplass and Brice wrote and executive produced the season through Duplass Brothers Productions. Mel Eslyn, Jay Duplass and Chris Donlon are also executive producers.
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