S1.E6

The Creep in the Walls

Name: The Creep in the Walls
Genre: Horror
Released: 2022-12-02
Duration: 40 min
Rating: 6.3
Cast: Nicole Ruse, Emily Cole, Jeremy Jacklin

Episode aired Dec 2, 2022
TV-14
40m

IMDb RATING

6.3/10

128

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Following their mom's death, two sisters renovate a neglected house they've inherited from her. But when one of them suspects their mom may be haunting them after a series of unexplained occ... Read allFollowing their mom's death, two sisters renovate a neglected house they've inherited from her. But when one of them suspects their mom may be haunting them after a series of unexplained occurrences, it leads to a sinister discovery.Following their mom's death, two sisters renovate a neglected house they've inherited from her. But when one of them suspects their mom may be haunting them after a series of unexplained occurrences, it leads to a sinister discovery.

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IMDb RATING

6.3/10

128

YOUR RATING

3User reviews

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8navinramaswaran

Atmospheric and creepy with excellent performances!

Everything about The Creep in the Walls works - the location/set design, cinematography, wardrobe and tight direction .

The performances of the leads (Emily Cole and Nicole Ruse) tie everything together and elevates the episode. You're sucked into the character's world right from the first scene and you're along for the creepy ride every step of the way!

Jeff Maher's cinematography compliments Cat Hostick's direction beautifully to deliver one stand out horror episode.

Season 1 of Urban Legend has been such a blast and I truly hope there's a follow up season in the future. Highly recommend!

1Itwassoannoying

My biggest pet peeve in horror

I hate when horror thinks they need to jump right into the spookiness, it completely ruins the atmosphere for me and makes it so I can't get invested in the story. If you start out all dark and creepy you have no where to go. You need to start with some bright day light, green grass, smiling faces, set a tone of comfort and normalcy so you ask yourself "am I watching the right movie?" Then you slowly add in darkness and scariness and hit hard with horror. This gets you invested and gets you scared. Spooky dark house right out the gate is such a terrible way to start any horror piece. Also 600 words is excessive, like chill bro.