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(113) 3.4 83 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Crepitus is a movie starring Bill Moseley, Eve Mauro, and Chalet Lizette Brannan. Seventeen year old Elizabeth and her younger sister, Sam, are thrust into circumstances more terrifying than living with their abusive, alcoholic...

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Horror
Director
Haynze Whitmore
Starring
Eve Mauro, Frederick George Stuhrberg, Bill Moseley, Chalet Lizette Brannan

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Genres Horror
Director Haynze Whitmore
Writer Eddie Renner, Sarah Renner, Haynze Whitmore
Stars Eve Mauro, Frederick George Stuhrberg, Bill Moseley, Chalet Lizette Brannan
Country USA
Runtime 1 h 23 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description Seventeen year old Elizabeth and her younger sister, Sam, are thrust into circumstances more terrifying than living with their abusive, alcoholic mother when they are forced to move into their deceased Grandfather's house.

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24 customer reviews about «Crepitus»

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Zachary
Tuesday, 21 Jul 2020 14:00

This movie definitely scared me! I thought that it was really weird, but I also thought it was really good. I have always been a fan of haunted house movies, but this one is really different. It has very little violence and it has a very good story to follow. It has lots of cliches, but the story is very good and makes sense. It's very scary, and there is some weird stuff. The acting is very good. This movie is very scary, and it's also really good.
Ralph
Saturday, 18 Jul 2020 23:06

When i started watching the film I was expecting a typical Saturday Night Live skit, and this was not what I expected, i did not expect to have to listen to the (Gore) Dimension music, and that did not disappoint me. The "Kino" boy did a good job as well. Also for the first time ever I did not see this movie at the movies, I saw it on VOD, and it is not very often that i can say that about movies that i saw. It was great and very underrated. The horror is very effective, and the characters are well casted. You are in a home where weird things are happening all the time, and the actors did a very good job. The ending did not surprise me, and it was a nice twist, but it is not something that you would expect. Overall, the movie was good, and i recommend it to anyone who like a good horror movie. It is not the best movie that i have seen, but it is not the worst either, but it is not the best, and thats fine with me. For me it is a 7.2, that does not count the parts that i did not like, or the parts that are not so good, because they are not the most important part of the movie. I give it a 7.2/10
Thomas S.
Sunday, 12 Jul 2020 10:08

The Bride of the Hill (1997) directed by Donald Westlake features two well-known stars: Jane Alexander and Bob Gunton, who both co-star in this horror anthology. Alexander is a sexy dominatrix and gun for her own company. A special partner is hired to get her back on her feet, but will the man even trust her? I believe that the most important factor in the acting is the script. One must have the script to be able to successfully interpret it, but also be able to put the pieces together and play them like a puzzle. The main thrust is a dominatrix, but the script also has a young boy and a girl who were kidnapped by this monster. If you want to see a movie that was made to the specifications of the writers and directed by the veteran William Peter Blatty, then The Bride of the Hill is the one to see. The director, Donald Westlake, has done some other films, but he is best known for The Beyond (1992). The script is very good, and the characters are very well written. There is also the famous, over-the-top, show-business style music score by Victor Aizenberg. This is a good piece of movie-making, although the plot is not original, but that's probably because it's nothing new. But, this is a decent, enjoyable horror movie, and I would recommend it.
Donald
Saturday, 04 Jul 2020 13:43

I saw "Crepitus" at the Austin Horrorfest. I can't say much about it, since I hadn't seen it in years, but I can say that it's a fun movie, despite the fact that it's a horror film. It's also a lot of fun to watch. I was reminded of the kind of cheap, nasty B-movies that I used to enjoy as a child. The low budget quality is a positive thing, since it makes it look more realistic. As for the acting, I have to admit, I was pleasantly surprised. A lot of the actors are not big name actors, but they bring a lot of fun to the proceedings. The most notable is, of course, the lead actress. She's got some pretty good lines and seems to have fun with her character. I especially liked that she had a good, solid female character, which is rare these days. I was surprised that the plot is a bit thin, but it's just a horror movie after all. I also liked the ending, which I've not seen in many movies. That also surprised me a bit. If you like cheap, cheap B-movies, you should probably check it out.
Jack Dunn
Friday, 03 Jul 2020 00:28

My favorite kind of horror is not so much the "scary" kind, but more the character driven kind of horror. And I really liked that this movie has a good balance between it. Most of the film is based on the old house and that's basically it. The rest of the movie, when we actually get to the house, is very similar to the house. It's the perfect balance between character driven horror, and traditional horror. The new character that is introduced to the world of the house is very interesting and interesting in some aspects, but doesn't carry the same kind of significance that the last character did. The whole opening sequence is really very good and I really love the way that it introduces you to the house. I have a couple of problems with this movie, but I can overlook them for the most part. First of all, I really love the story line. It's the same kind of story that the horror movie really needs. It's not the blood and guts kind of horror movie, but more of the character driven horror. I think that there is one part in particular that I did not like. I think that in the beginning, you really know what you're getting yourself into. But I think that the main character could have done a little bit better. But all in all, it's a really good movie that really needs to be watched. It's definitely worth watching for the story, the character driven story, and the pacing. I don't think that you'll really forget it, but it's definitely a movie you should watch at least once.
Jessica D.
Thursday, 02 Jul 2020 18:31

John Carpenter's Vampires is an ambitious movie for its time, and one of the better modern horror movies ever. It combines elements of the horror genre and a couple of westerns. It is a combination that, at times, doesn't work quite well, and is definitely a failure as a whole. It's funny how a film that starts out great can't quite reach its potential. The beginning starts off nicely and, through a lot of boring exposition, gives the film a proper setting for the rest of the story. It's a creepy, well-lit place and gives the film a lot of its mood. This also helps the film set up the fact that the film is going to be horror, which helps the film flow along nicely. In the end, however, it does start to slow down. The director ends up creating a world with lots of little details and that helps the story flow, but, more importantly, it keeps things simple and makes things harder to comprehend. The pacing slows down, and it starts to feel like the story has been told before, but it doesn't really want to tell it again. It just wants to tell it in a different way. The film is one of the few that is not afraid to use the sledgehammer approach to its horror, but, unfortunately, this is one of the many ways in which the film feels like it is too modern, which takes away from the scares. It could have worked well if it was a horror flick, but, at times, it feels like a horror film. I didn't find the acting particularly bad, but it is often used to slow things down and, in the end, feels a bit of a bore. It would have been better if it was more effective. Overall, Vampires is a decent, but flawed horror film that could have been a lot better.
Alexander R.
Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 15:31

Crepitus: Horror in the Old World is about a group of college students who take an ancient Indian burial ground, with their medieval characters into the past for a trip to the Forbidden City. But there are too many skeletons, and a monster is waiting for them at any moment. This has to be the worst movie I've ever seen, and that is coming from someone who has not seen Cabin Fever. So why do I rate it so highly? Well, the graphics, the acting, the horror effects, the gore, and most of all the score. Yes, the score is the best part of the movie. The score is very Gothic, with lots of dissonant notes, which gives the movie a dark, eerie feel. It also has some lovely pieces of music, such as the main theme and "You are my father", which is quite sweet. All of the music is well-done. I also liked how they took into account the history of the film, the different cultures, and many different mythologies. They take their time, showing us the mummy, then the warrior, then the demon, and then the witch, and then the witch, and then the demon, and then the witch. Then they get the whole "Diana" story to make it a whole lot more fun. There's a lot of other things I love about this movie, such as the cinematography, the costumes, and most of all the music. In addition, the script, while it was poor, was better than the others. The rest of the people in the theater, including the back-ups, were laughing out loud at the ridiculous dialogue, which was just pathetic. If you are reading this review, and haven't seen Cremitus, I suggest you get it now. It is worth the time.
Wayne H.
Saturday, 27 Jun 2020 12:52

Crepitus is a good horror film. It's not for everyone, but it is not a bad horror film either. It was directed by Leigh Taylor-Young, who had also directed the excellent John Carpenter's The Thing. Crepitus follows the same template of the original film and the original movie (not to mention it was written by John Carpenter himself) and it's a good horror film. The acting is really good. Tommy Lee Jones does a good job as the man who finds Crepitus and the other scientists. Melissa George is good as the scientist and is a nice female character. The special effects are top notch. The special effects were done by John Carl Buechler and he's known for being one of the best special effects artists working today. The creatures of Crematoria are really well done and they look really real. The story follows a couple named Nancy and Gerry, who are on their honeymoon in an isolated cabin in the woods when they suddenly get attacked by a horrible creature that seems to have been in hibernation for years. A series of flashbacks tells us how the creature was discovered and it seems that it had been kept in the woods for thousands of years. The creature is called Crematoria and it is hungry and it must feed on human flesh. It's really an inspired idea and it works really well. The creature looks really scary and it is really scary to see it running around the forest like a predator. It's a really good monster. There's lots of blood and gore. The film is definitely not for everyone, but I think it's worth checking out. It's worth seeing at least once.
Kenneth
Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 14:39

This was a good little low budget horror film that had me intrigued from the beginning and kept me entertained through the ending. The plot is a little confusing, but it was more about the relationship of the men in the group and how they're different. The acting was okay. The music was good. The only reason I gave this a 7 instead of a 10 was the graphic nature of the scene at the end, which was a little gross to me. But overall, this was a good low budget film and a very good effort by the director.
Roger Anderson
Friday, 19 Jun 2020 10:30

Okay, this was the best movie I've ever seen. I can't believe it got an awful review here. It was probably the best horror movie I've seen since Blair Witch. My parents weren't so sure about it and I don't blame them, but I thought it was an awesome movie, so I gave it a rating of 7. It was a really nice movie, I thought. It made me laugh a lot, it made me scared, and it made me feel pretty jolly inside. It was nice to see a movie with good effects and effects that you can understand the "why" and "how" of. I can't explain how I felt when I left the theater, and I haven't felt that way in a movie theater since I was about 5 or 6. I wasn't expecting the movie to be so good, so I was a little disappointed. But I got over it. And I hope it gets some good reviews because that's what it was. Great movie. Go see it!
Jacob
Monday, 15 Jun 2020 18:14

This is my first review on IMDb, but i don't feel i can deny it. I first saw this film when i was about 14, I loved it then, i couldn't wait for it to come out on DVD, and i watched it again a week later. I just recently bought the DVD, and i found that i'm watching it now a few more times, and i like it even more every time! The cast was just perfect, all the actors were incredible. The special effects were great, and that felt like a good 80's film. The music was so good, it made it feel like a really good 80's horror film. I had a blast, and i'm sure that i will watch this film over and over again, and i'm not just saying this because i'm a fan of the film, it's just that I know how great it can be. I recommend this film to everyone, if you haven't seen it, you really should.
Linda L.
Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 04:59

A young working-class Jewish boy (Gerald Butler) goes on a trip to Paris with his friend and female twin sister (Sandra Oh) and bumps into an old friend of theirs, a black woman (Ana Burden). Along the way, they meet a dashing vampire (Louis Garrel) who they find out is a vampire himself and they must team up with an ex-military man to defeat him. This is the kind of film that should have been a classic - a big screen, big budget, big budget film. But there's nothing wrong with it, really. As I said earlier, the film is very atmospheric, and the mood and vibe is very well done. The story is somewhat predictable and typical of these kinds of films, but the music is very effective and the acting is quite good, with Butler doing his best acting job ever. Sandra Oh is also very good and the script itself is very well done, and it's not as bad as some people would have you believe. The film is also very well made, with great use of location shooting, locations that look almost as if they could be in New York. It's got great color and good effects, which is a lot of things when it comes to vampire films. It's not a masterpiece, but it's an above average film with some nice scenes and scenes that make you think that it's a must see for any vampire fan, even if you are not a fan of the genre. The DVD is not the best for a film of this type, but it's not bad. It's very well edited, and the transfer quality is quite good, especially in some of the scenes with Sandra Oh. I have to say that I liked the DVD a lot, and I'm really happy that this film is being re-released. The DVD also has a nice new cover, and it's also a nice addition to the movie. I really hope that more of the films from the Sayers Factory is being re-released.
Barbara
Friday, 12 Jun 2020 15:35

Boring, to say the least. This one is a no-brainer. The DVD is not for the faint of heart. It features special features, and a first-and-foremost 2-hour (!) documentary from director Jason Sholder. It is NOT a documentary! However, I do highly recommend it as it is a little different to the norm. It is the ultimate horror film, if you get my drift. The cast is more or less unknown, but it works, if you're into this sort of thing. Some of the actors are...I don't know what to say about them. If you are expecting some classic horror film, you may be disappointed. It's very campy and cheesy, but it is what it is, and hey, you're here to laugh at it. Not a great film, but it is different. There are a few things that bother me about this film. One of them is that the audience feels so disconnected from the actors that they forget they're watching a horror film. If they had no idea, they would be enjoying it! So much of the dialogue and subplot falls flat, because of this. A huge part of this is the pacing. I hate this, because it makes it harder to get into and appreciate the film. It's like you don't know what the hell is going on. The film starts out slow, builds up to it's climax, and then falls flat, giving way to something completely different. I think this was done intentionally, to a certain extent, because it would work better to explain the motivations for the characters instead of trying to shoehorn them in at the end. But I could go on and on about this, because it's one of the more annoying flaws of this movie. But the main issue that bothered me was how stupid it was. The main problem is that this is one of the most stupid horror movies I have ever seen. The monster is always out of reach. It never really shows what it's doing, and it never explains how it's getting there. I know a movie can make you jump once, but to be more specific, I know it's possible to do this with a camera moving with a camera. The monster is never, ever even on screen, which leads to a lot of time spent trying to figure out how it's going to get there. If you have never seen this movie, it may be better to wait for the DVD or a rental. If you have seen it, go back and watch this again, just to be certain you didn't miss anything.
Ethan R.
Monday, 08 Jun 2020 17:23

Oswald Molina has become a cult icon over the years due to his portrayal of a pre-war European spy. I'm very glad I watched this movie. This is not like those usual British/American movies where the main character kills all the bad guys in the first 15 minutes of the movie. No, this movie is a drama. And a pretty good one too. This movie has everything. Great script, terrific actors, great effects, and a great direction. This movie was made in the seventies. And they were truly a hell of a lot of fun. If you like tension, adventure, and a little bit of gore, this movie is right up your alley.
Sara
Tuesday, 02 Jun 2020 04:24

A typical day in the life of a super genius cop. Man, this movie is interesting. It's a bit slow moving in the beginning, but once you get used to the first 2/3 of the movie, it becomes really fascinating. The first 15 minutes is an amazing introduction to the world of Klaus. It's definitely worth it! I highly recommend this movie to anyone who likes a good slasher movie. What I don't like is the concept of killing people in the middle of the movie to save the world. It's just stupid, not to mention it takes away from the immersion. It was also weird that the killing scenes were obviously seen through live footage. Not to mention the way they were shot. This movie is an awesome movie, and it deserves a higher rating than it currently has.
Harry Gomez
Saturday, 30 May 2020 13:30

I saw this at the Richmond Fringe Festival, and really enjoyed it. Though it's a bit light on violence, the imagery is dark, as are the characters and the environment. The story is less direct than a typical horror film, as are the characters, although the murderer is actually a scientist (which is rather surprising). The most noticeable aspect of this film was the language. Not the kind of language you expect to hear from a horror film, but rather a harsh and broken version of what would be standard in a film like this. I think the use of swear words in this film is a nice touch. I also thought the film was a bit creepy. There's a shot of a fire, where a character shoots a cross with a fire-arrow, and a character makes a sudden movement, like something's coming, and fires it out of the window. It's a great scene, and it's one that really gives the audience a sense of dread. I would recommend seeing this film, especially if you're a fan of the genre. It's a nice film, and I would recommend it.
Douglas
Wednesday, 27 May 2020 22:45

This is probably the best film I've ever seen with an apocalyptic and supernatural theme and is probably one of the best films of the genre out there. It is definitely a well crafted film, there is a lot of gore, sex, and plenty of clever imagery and even a bit of humor in it, although you might have to be to the dark side of a few things. It also brings to light some very pertinent issues, as well as being a very interesting and well done film. I would recommend it to anyone who wants a good horror film.
Janice G.
Tuesday, 26 May 2020 09:30

I guess my general purpose is to be kind. Anytime I watch a horror movie I try to be kind. "Crepitus" does so. It is a movie that takes a while to kick in. Most of the time, you're on the edge of your seat waiting to see what happens. I thought the acting was good, the production quality was well thought out, and the story was well thought out. There is one major flaw in this movie that can easily ruin the movie. I found it interesting that the movie portrays children as being sexually abused by adults. The whole point of this movie is for you to think and learn. This aspect of the movie should be so positive. Children, who are learning about their sexuality, are raped by adults. This is not a movie about a young girl who is raped by her mother. I watched this movie because it was rated G, but it is actually very tame, and really only had one sex scene. There is not a lot of nudity either. I have seen a few horror movies, and I thought "Crepitus" was a lot better than most. I didn't really like the ending, but I will say it is very creepy. This is a good horror movie. I give it a 7/10.
Lawrence M.
Saturday, 23 May 2020 18:36

A slasher that is not your typical slasher. A film that has some nice elements but is not a horror classic. While I liked it, it doesn't have a lot to recommend it. It has a couple of really cool kills, a nice teen romance, and some decent gore. But it could have used more atmosphere. The film has a huge problem with pacing. While it is not a bad film, it could have used a bit more story. The film has great potential, and I was definitely surprised by what it was trying to do, but the pacing of the film is very slow. And the characters are not very interesting. It has a nice sense of style, but the execution is not what it could have been. This film is not going to be on everyone's top ten list, but I certainly would recommend it to fans of the genre. 7/10
Lisa Anderson
Thursday, 14 May 2020 08:55

This movie is the best horror movie I've ever seen. It's a combination of comedy, horror, and suspense. It's very creative, and the story line is very interesting. The only problem is, it's too weird. I just can't understand what happens in this movie, and what is actually going on. There are things that just go completely unexplained. The acting is really good. They have a good chemistry between the actors. It's not really scary, but it's not really gross either. It's definitely a movie you will want to watch again and again. I would recommend this movie to anyone who likes sci-fi, horror, comedy, and suspense.
Margaret Jordan
Thursday, 23 Apr 2020 18:22

My last review is on Friday (3/17/2011) which is now going to be my last. I am giving this film a 7 out of 10 for its whole cast and crew. It's an excellent story and has a great ending, making you want more. Of course, the only reason I wanted to give it a 9 was that the end wasn't that great. I saw it on the big screen, and it was filmed really well. I wish there was more to the film but I had to say a very good job all around. This was a really good film, and it's hard to find a movie that has a good cast, and that doesn't take itself too seriously. This is one of those movies where you will be rooting for the main character. The acting in this film was great, and it was done very well, making you believe that this was a serious movie. I recommend it highly, and I will definitely be going back to see this movie on the big screen, so I can tell all of my friends about it.
Samuel K.
Thursday, 23 Apr 2020 18:09

I'm trying to understand the reaction of people when they saw this film. I think that most people were very pleased with the film and the message it had. If you are not, don't. I think that the idea is so very interesting and I think that the film makers are really trying to do something. I think that in the context of the horror genre, this is quite successful and probably is a film that any horror fan can enjoy. But I don't know if it's for everyone. I didn't like the feeling that they had some kind of agenda behind this film and I think that they should have played with the idea a bit more, so it wouldn't seem like a cheap rip-off of other films. I think that they did this too much and so there is no sense of being surprise when they suddenly do something different or unexpected. This has a lot of potential. But it doesn't have that 'I can see what you were going for and I was going for it too' type of feeling. And I thought that it was too close to horror classics like 'The Exorcist' and 'The Shining'. But that's just my opinion. If you want to see a good horror film that is creepy and scary, watch it. But you should also have a good imagination and ask questions on the film. The film makers did this, and they did it very well, but I think that the audience could have been more open minded to the idea and not have a certain attitude. I'm not saying that this is a bad film, but it is a film that is not suitable for everyone and if you are not into horror or anything like that, it is probably not for you.
Danielle
Thursday, 23 Apr 2020 13:26

The movie starts out just like every other horror film with the usual killer lurking behind every corner, this time it's the ghost of a man that has no arms or legs who terrorizes a small town. Now this is not a bad movie, the plot moves along rather well and the mystery is engaging. The movie also does an excellent job at showing you the scene's from an old man's perspective, just like in the old movies. While this is a pretty common thing in these type of movies, it adds a lot to the effect of the movie. This movie also does a good job at showing you the horrific things that are happening in the woods. I just wish the movie would have ended sooner.
Elizabeth
Thursday, 23 Apr 2020 09:47

Seems like I am the only one who thinks this film is a sequel to the original Crematoria. But it is really its own movie. Crematoria may be better, it's not a sequel, but it's a movie about vampires and it's not really about the original movie. Now if you'll excuse me I have to go hunt a snowsprite.
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