Director Patrick Brice and Duplass Brothers Productions have created arguably one of the most recognizable and influential found footage franchises in Creep, spawning two feature films (Creep and Creep 2) and a Shudder Original Series (The Creep Tapes). It is the combination of uncomfortable character-driven storytelling and a charismatic “creep” that brings this franchise to life. In honor of The Creep Tapes Season 3 premiering September 15, 2026, I have put together a streaming guide of 5 found footage films to watch with notable Charismatic “Creeps” on FoundTV, a streaming service dedicated exclusively to the found footage horror subgenre.
The Andy Baker Tape (2021)
Directed by Bret Lada
You can’t pick your family…
Director Bret Lada serves us up some family drama on a most delicious level when food blogger Jeff Blake (Bret Lada) and his half-brother Andy Baker (Dustin Fontaine) take a road trip to discover some amazing eats across the country, but is one or both of them hiding a secret?
Be My Valentine (2026)
Directed by Stefanie Davis
It’s a love story, baby. JUST SAY YES!
Gina Tremblay is a romantic at heart, and she just found the love of her life. The only problem is…he is unaware of this. This movie is as straightforward as it gets, and you won’t be able to help falling for this charismatic “Creep.”
Winemaker (2024)
Directed by Emil Strom
It’s all in the blend…
Emil Strom takes the Patrick Brice approach, starring in his own film where a filmmaker finds the right subject for his Winemaking Documentary in a man who uses unconventional methods leading to the “perfect blend.” Would you like some creep with your wine?
Be My Cat: A Film for Anne (2015)
Directed by Adrian Tofei
“I will change the world with you, Anne!”
Adrian is an aspiring filmmaker, and his only goal is to convince Anne Hathaway to star in his film. We spend the entire movie with our charismatic “creep” going to great lengths to make this happen. This is part one of Adrian Tofei’s spiritual trilogy. Part 2: We Put The World to Sleep is currently in its festival run.
#FromJennifer (2017)
Directed by Frank Merle
She’s an antisocial media expert.
Jennifer is a failing actress who has just been dropped by her manager (Tony Todd) for not having enough social media presence. She then decides to chase internet fame to deliver a message to those who have wronged her. And do NOT call her Jenny.
So if you are looking to get some more “Creep” vibes in before The Creep Tapes Season 3 premiere, check out these films on FoundTV, and subscribe to the streaming platform if you are a lover of found footage. More importantly, if you find these Creeps charismatic, maybe this is why some of your exes slipped on by, just saying.
