After waiting 10 years for the next installment of horror movies that i LOVED, this movie was utterly disappointing. The. movie begins in between 1 & 2 somehow, still placed at night like the first one didn't end in the morning after the creeper took Darry and took his eyes and killed him. I don't see how he magically got time to take Darry, fly away, take his eyes out after carving his head out, stealing his truck back, all in one night? I don't get how. They made him entirely too "human" like. He seems to have lost his monsterness when it comes to being the creeper from the first film. Also, his new uniform is disgusting for lack of better words. He is not the same creeper who was as ruthless as in the first one, not as menacing and really just not the same overall. How was he so terrifying in the first two movies, using all his own weapons with no sign of any attachments to his truck besides the cow attachment but somehow he has upgraded?? he was enough of a monster before to where he just needed it to get around and make his way to and from his hideout. They made this movie "funny" and to me, that is a bad bad sign, because this movie isn't even supposed to be funny. there was more love story than it was finding out who the creeper really was or is. only hints, that weren't really hints were dropped. You didn't find out any new information, just rehashed info we have gotten from the first two-- "every 23rd spring he gets to eat", which we already knew. OK? i don't know where they are going to go from here, but i am very, very upset.

Arriving 14 years after part 2, this latest installment in the supernatural monster movie series is a dreadful disappointment. Acting as a direct sequel to the first film from 2001, the story follows events from the following couple of days as the Creeper, a mysterious demonic killer of great power, continues his activities.

He awakens every 23 years for only 23 days, during which he causes mayhem and kills and consumes fearful human victims. A contingent of law enforcement officers try to finish him off, but he's determined to reclaim a lost relic that has been hidden away by a local farm family.

Writer-director Victor Salva had trouble securing financing for this film, and it shows, with bad FX work and missing shots. There's also a surplus of badly-done green-screen work. A lot of time is devoted to the Creeper's distinctive truck, which is revealed to be loaded with booby traps. Besides the poor production values, this entry lacks interesting characters or a sense of dread and mystery (found in the first film), or any cleverly executed monster attack moments (as in the second).

This Jeepers Creepers is a far cry from the previous two and not in a good way. It's been many years since I've seen the first two but my memory is good enough to remember them not being this lousy.

The story of Jeepers Creepers is that every 23 years this creature feeds for 23 days. It smells fear and uses that to determine what part of the victim to eat. It has been 23 years and it's on a mission and part of that mission is to reclaim something that belongs to him.

Jeepers Creepers 3 occurred mostly during the day. Whereas that gives the viewer more to see it does detract from the scariness. They went for showcasing his vehicle more than the actual monster. Apparently his vehicle is supernatural just like he is because it was able to do a lot of impossible things. In fact, both the creature and his vehicle seemed to have picked up some supernatural abilities beyond his flying and strength.

The characters in this movie all had one emotion: anger. Everyone was yelling. It was like they understood yelling to be good acting. They threw in a teenage love just for tradition I guess. It was really pathetic. The whole movie was a bunch of disconnected scenes and lines with bad CGI, bad acting, a bad plot and some killing. It was not scary, gory or intense, just sad.