Creep is out on DVD 6th June and is a brutally terrifying UK horror film set in the dark dank setting of London Underground.

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The grim solution for over-crowding on the London Underground is revealed as the terrifying Creep is released to buy and rent on DVD and VHS on 6th June 2005 from Pathé Distribution Ltd. A chilling slasher-horror, Creep will ensure you think twice before taking the last train home…

Unexpectedly leaving a party in central London alone, chic and savvy Kate (Franka Potente, The Bourne Supremacy, Blow) can't find a taxi and so decides to take the tube home. Slightly tipsy, Kate falls asleep on the platform, and wakes to discover the place deserted, the last train departed and the station locked up for the night. Instinctively feeling the only way out is to head back down to the platform, Kate unwittingly boards a mysterious empty train for a nightmarish journey into the merciless labyrinth of the underground.

The terror begins for Kate as a sinister work colleague who has secretly followed her onto the train is savagely attacked by something lurking in the darkness. Following this gruesome encounter, Kate is faced with the desperate task of battling her way out of the closed Underground. She begins to realise that something – or someone - is creeping through the tunnels, intent on making sure she does not leave the underground world alive.  

Desperate for help, Kate stumbles across a homeless couple who live in the depths of the station and manages to bribe one of them, Jimmy, into helping her escape. With Jimmy as a guide, Kate sets off into the deep tunnels of the tube – but nothing can prepare her for the horrifying discovery of what really lies beneath the Underground tunnels. Will Kate succeed in her fight to stay alive long enough to escape the never-ending twists and turns of the Underground or will the Creep catch up with her in the end? 

With a BBFC warning for containing 'strong bloody violence', and so frightening that the London Underground banned all advertising at the film's theatrical launch, Creep is a must-have truly terrifying British horror. Packed with special bonus features including director's commentary and an alternative beginning and ending with storyboard, Creep on DVD will have you holding onto the edge of your seat as it speeds toward its horrifying climax.