★★★☆☆ Creepy (Kurîpî) marks Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s welcome return to genre filmmaking. Based on the novel by Japanese author Yutaka Maekawa, Kurosa...

Two films from Japan and South Korea deliver macabre fun and demented diabolism

Kiyoshi Kurosawa returns from auteurist chores to the classic horror that made him a cult name.

A Japanese crime thriller/horror, a chess documentary, a sentimental tale starring Emilia Fox, and a look at the incredible career of Usain Bolt

Love thy neighbor...well, maybe not this neighbor.

Japanese art-horror master Kiyoshi Kurosawa makes his long-awaited return to the genre with the aptly named “Creepy,” a slow-burning mystery that gets da...

Kiyoshi Kurosawa returns to form in this menacing and stylish psychological thriller.

Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s movie, blends elements of a detective story, horror film, domestic drama and psychological thriller to create a kind of existential dread.

One can sense the hand of a genre master on every frame of Creepy.

Dir: Kiyoshi Kurosawa. Japan, 2016, 130 mins

One has to appreciate Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s winking self-awareness in calling his new feature Creepy. It’s as if the Coen brothers released a film entitled ...

★★★★☆Creepy does as creepy says. This is an eerie and discomfiting thriller from the Japanese horror maestro Kiyoshi Kurosawa (no relation to Akira...

Not since "Bad Boy Bubby" has plastic wrap been put to such scary use in a movie as it is in "Creepy," Kiyoshi Kurosawa's nail-biting thriller dominated by a...

Not since "Bad Boy Bubby" has plastic wrap been put to such scary use in a movie as it is in "Creepy," Kiyoshi Kurosawa's nail-biting thriller dominated by a...