Jeepers Creepers II

Like its predecessor, Jeepers Creepers 2 is that rare modern horror film that remembers audiences are scared far more by what they don't see than by what they do. For that alone, horror fans should be thankful.

Viewers should hope Jeepers 2 is the final act in this series. The once-promising Creeper, who we see up close this time, has emerged as a garden-variety killer.

Writer-director Victor Salva squanders all of his original movie's not-entirely-awfulness and bumbles into the realm of unintentional comedy.

Want to see a movie where almost everything takes place on a bus? Try "Speed." Jeepers Creepers 2 isn't even worth a peek.

There are a few good jolts - and a moderate amount of spurting blood - but things pretty much proceed exactly as you think they will.

A stark regression from the intelligence of the Scream franchise, this teen horror sequel is about as satisfying as low-budget food that's been under the heat lamps too long.

Hopefully, someone will grab the torch and, if not run with it, at the very least track down and set fire to the highly combustible prints of this inexcusably inept yawn-a-thon - it's not so much bad as it is unfathomable.

I have watched it a lot of time and I can play it again and again and I am not tired of watch it.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

The original did lack but this one lacks a bit more. The new story was very odd but its Jeepers Creepers so what do you expect? Well anyways it still brings the scares and excitement so its a decent movie.

While slightly better than its predecessor, but not by more than a thin margin, Jeepers Creepers 2 does not stoop to the lowest of lows of plot contrivances seen in the first film, but it is incredibly dull and features some horrendous dialogue.

I think JC 2 took the fun out of the original by turning it into more of a cheesy creature film rather than keeping the aurora that the creature had in the original. It was the suspense and the not knowing that made the first film so good, This movie has none of that.