The answer seems to be yes, especially when employers are cheap, creepy or cruel.
At first this seemed like just any other show about demons (Outcast, Constantine etc) with cheap, creepy scares like a crow that flies through a window pane and convulses and bleeds all over a copy of the Bible.
Back in the old days electronics were expensive, even in a relative sense, and this video harkens back to those dark days when men with long hair and creepy voices hawked cheap electronics on TV.
There are lots of reasons why horror filmmakers keep checking their characters into seedy motels: they're cheap, reliably creepy and, with luck, will spark latent "Psycho" associations among viewers old enough to make them.
A vessel for everyone's grief, Brahms is intended as creepy, yet in these cheap-looking surrounds he rather resembles a stray Harry Hill prop; an endless string of restless POV shots can't transform a tchotchke into a credible threat.
It's an admittedly creepy concept, but there's nothing cheap about Dohrn's play, which builds to a shattering denouement.
Fake spider web is a cheap way to add a creepy touch all over your house.
Thank goodness it comes just in time for Halloween, because this creepy visual trick is definitely a step above the cheap plastic masks we were planning on wearing.
(If Washed Out's music suggests the paradox of cheap lushness, Mr. Guthrie gives you the color-saturated, slightly creepy idyll).
Second, thanks to cheap and ubiquitous consumer electronics, medical devices in the home are at last moving beyond clunky medical monitors and creepy lavatories.
