The next chapter in the unsettling found footage series is nearly here. The Creep Tapes Season 2 Episode 4, titled “Ava,” is set to premiere this week, continuing the deadly games of the serial killer known as Peachfuzz. The episode shifts focus to a new victim, a documentary filmmaker whose project leads her into a dangerously uncomfortable situation.
Episode Release Date and Time
The Creep Tapes Season 2 Episode 4 will be released on Friday, December 5, 2025. The episode will be available to stream on Shudder and AMC+ starting at 9 PM Eastern Time (ET) and 6 PM Pacific Time (PT). Each episode of the series has a runtime of less than 30 minutes, making for a quick but intense viewing experience.
Streaming Platform Details
You will need a subscription to either Shudder or AMC+ to watch the new episode. The AMC+ subscription plan costs $6.99 per month. These services are also accessible through larger streaming platforms like Philo and Sling TV, which offer them as part of their channel packages.
The Story of Episode 4: “Ava”
The upcoming episode introduces a new character, Ava, a filmmaker working on a documentary. The official synopsis reveals that her project is derailed by a deeply uncomfortable subject. It appears that her quest for a salacious story brings her directly into the orbit of Peachfuzz, who is once again portrayed by Mark Duplass.
“Ava’s quest to make a salacious documentary is foiled by her deeply uncomfortable subject.”
This dynamic promises another tense chapter exploring themes of ambition and control, as Ava unknowingly steps into the killer’s trap. The episode is expected to deliver the series’ signature gritty tone, complete with gory sequences and psychological dread.
The Cast and Crew
The series continues to be driven by its core creative team. Patrick Brice serves as the director and writer for the episode. Mark Duplass returns as the menacing Peachfuzz and is also an executive producer. A guest star will play the role of Ava, the documentary filmmaker at the center of the episode.
A Look Back at Season 2 So Far
Season 2 of The Creep Tapes has followed an anthology format, with each episode featuring a new victim of Peachfuzz. The season began with “Joseph,” which featured a copycat killer who had seen Peachfuzz’s dark-web clips and attempted to imitate him. The second episode, “Wes,” followed a videographer hired to film a house-flipping show hosted by the bizarre “Trip Engold.” The most recent episode, “Mark,” took a different approach by trapping its titular character in a dilapidated room and forcing him to solve a series of puzzles alongside a chained-up Peachfuzz, in a storyline that paid homage to the Saw franchise. Episode 4, “Ava,” continues this pattern of introducing a new, unsuspecting target.
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What is The Creep Tapes?
For those new to the series, The Creep Tapes is an American found footage horror series and the third installment in the Creep film franchise. The show is created and directed by Patrick Brice and co-written by Brice and Mark Duplass. The premise revolves around a collection of video tapes from the vault of a serial killer (Duplass) who uses false pretenses to hire victims to film him. Each episode features a new victim and a new tape, with Duplass’s character assuming different names and personas, though his wolf mask-wearing alter ego, Peachfuzz, is a constant and terrifying presence.
The series has been noted for its ability to create an intimate and unsettling tone, with Mark Duplass’s performance being described as a masterful mix of charm, vulnerability, and sheer menace.
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