This Eerie Folk Tune From Patrick Brice’s ‘Creep’ Will Make Your Skin Crawl

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Written by Los Angeles-based folk musician Kyle Field, “Peachfuzz Theme (The Heart Of a Lion)” can be heard towards the end of the new horror-comedy, “Creep,” which stars Mark Duplass and Patrick Brice.

Co-written by Duplass and Brice, “Creep” is a found-footage film about Aaron (played by Brice), a naive young man who responds to a mysterious advertisement for a videographer, posted by Josef (played by Duplass). Of course, nothing is what it seems to be and a topsy-turvy tale ensues.

“Creep” is Brice’s feature directorial debut, but is his second film to receive a release this summer (the first film being “The Overnight”). If you’re sufficiently curious, stream “Creep” now on Netflix. The film is also available for rental or purchase on iTunes.

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