The Creeper
"THE CREEPER" is a movie about an afternoon trip to place flowers on a family member's grave that turns into a nightmare when three sisters encounter a serial killer in a cemetery. The film stars Janelle Vanerstrom, Jennifer Vanerstrom, Jill Rae Zurborg, Colleen Kavaungh, Shane Partlow, and Jonathon Zimney (Radio Announcer).
It was produced and directed by Jeff Carney.
I was recently approached about remaking this film which will happen in 2010.
Director Jeff Carney with the some of the cast from The Creeper at the cemetery location. Left to right: Janelle Vanerstrom, Jill Rae Zurborg, Jennifer Vanerstrom, and Shane Partlow.
Below are some stills from the film.
Video clip and outtakes reel are coming soon.
Actresses Jennifer Vanerstrom (Rachel), Janelle Vanerstrom (Annie), and Colleen Kavanaugh (Amy) in a scene from The Creeper.
Actress Jill Rae Zurborg (Kathy) takes notice of something in the cemetery from a scene in The Creeper.
When one sister doesn't return to the car, Annie (Janelle Vanerstrom left) insists that Rachel (Jennifer Vanerstrom right) go find the missing sister by herself.
Shane Partlow (as the Creeper) attacks Kathy (Jill Rae Zurborg).
The sisters react as the serial killer makes his presence known.
Actress Colleen Kavanugh (Amy) encounters The Creeper.
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BEHIND THE SCENES PHOTOS
The actresses during a break in filming. From left to right: Janelle Vanerstrom, Jennifer Vanerstrom, and Colleen Kavanaugh.
Jeff Carney films a close up of actress Jill Rae Zurborg during shooting of The Creeper.
Jeff Carney filming a low angle with Jill Rae Zurborg.
Jill Rae Zurbog jokes around between takes.
Colleen Kavanaugh having too much fun during her attack scene.
Janelle Vanerstrom and Jill Rae Zurborg reacting as they forget their dialogue.
Colleen Kavanaugh proudly shows Jeff Carney her bloody and bruised face after her encounter with the Creeper.
Janelle Vanerstrom receiving some off camera direction from Jeff Carney during filming.
A break during filming. From left to right: Janelle Vanerstrom, Jennifer Vanerstrom, and
Jill Rae Zurborg.
Jennifer Vanerstrom reacts to the camera between takes.
It was produced and directed by Jeff Carney.
I was recently approached about remaking this film which will happen in 2010.
Director Jeff Carney with the some of the cast from The Creeper at the cemetery location. Left to right: Janelle Vanerstrom, Jill Rae Zurborg, Jennifer Vanerstrom, and Shane Partlow.
Below are some stills from the film.
Video clip and outtakes reel are coming soon.
Actresses Jennifer Vanerstrom (Rachel), Janelle Vanerstrom (Annie), and Colleen Kavanaugh (Amy) in a scene from The Creeper.
Actress Jill Rae Zurborg (Kathy) takes notice of something in the cemetery from a scene in The Creeper.
When one sister doesn't return to the car, Annie (Janelle Vanerstrom left) insists that Rachel (Jennifer Vanerstrom right) go find the missing sister by herself.
Shane Partlow (as the Creeper) attacks Kathy (Jill Rae Zurborg).
The sisters react as the serial killer makes his presence known.
Actress Colleen Kavanugh (Amy) encounters The Creeper.
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BEHIND THE SCENES PHOTOS
The actresses during a break in filming. From left to right: Janelle Vanerstrom, Jennifer Vanerstrom, and Colleen Kavanaugh.
Jeff Carney films a close up of actress Jill Rae Zurborg during shooting of The Creeper.
Jeff Carney filming a low angle with Jill Rae Zurborg.
Jill Rae Zurbog jokes around between takes.
Colleen Kavanaugh having too much fun during her attack scene.
Janelle Vanerstrom and Jill Rae Zurborg reacting as they forget their dialogue.
Colleen Kavanaugh proudly shows Jeff Carney her bloody and bruised face after her encounter with the Creeper.
Janelle Vanerstrom receiving some off camera direction from Jeff Carney during filming.
A break during filming. From left to right: Janelle Vanerstrom, Jennifer Vanerstrom, and
Jill Rae Zurborg.
Jennifer Vanerstrom reacts to the camera between takes.
