HOME INVASION Pt 22: Hard Candy (2005) & Creep (2014)

The Evolution of Horror

Mike Muncer

Tv & Film, Film History

4.8 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 31 August 2023

⏱️ 131 minutes

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It's time to dial-up the modem and head onto the AOL chatroom, as Alex Ayling joins MIke to discuss two movies about weird strangers meeting on the internet. They discuss the brilliant ickiness of HARD CANDY (2005) and the weird bonkersness of CREEP (2014) in spoilerific detail.

Music by Jack Whitney.

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0:24.8	By the year 2000, 360 million households around the world
0:29.9	were connected to the world-wide web.
0:33.7	With everyday access to the internet in so many homes, it suddenly became a lot easier to
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