Leofwine_draca Having absolutely despised the first JEEPERS CREEPERS when I was unfortunate enough to see it in cinemas, it was with a heavy heart I sat down to watch this, the sequel. However, for the sake of completeness I forced myself to go ahead with it, even though I was expecting the worst. At least I wasn't wasting money to see it this time, as I caught it on TV. To be honest, I still can't understand how Victor Salva is working in Hollywood; why he's earning a living from this material. He's directed terrible movie after terrible movie and yet they still give him budgets.I was still wasting two hours of my life. The one good thing about JEEPERS CREEPERS 2 is that it's a slight improvement on its predecessor. There's even less of a story to this one, just an action-focused scenario about a group of teenagers stranded on a bus being attacked and killed, one by one, by the demonic enemy. The writing is even sloppier and unfocused than before, and there are no characters here at all – just an interchangeable group of well-groomed youngsters waiting to be killed. Saying that, most of the cast suddenly disappears without explanation about halfway through, so I wondered why they bothered with them in the first place.The film is just a series of gory killings and endless repetition as the Creeper is mutilated or killed only to come back to life again. There's one good gag, making use of some exceptional CGI, in which a headless body writhes around for a moment, but even that's ripped off from RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD. The rest of this is silly indeed, just boring scenes of vehicle chases and people shooting or harpooning the Creeper with scant regard for retaining the audience's interest. From the vapid opening sequence to the sequel-friendly epilogue, JEEPERS CREEPERS 2 is soulless entertainment for the masses.

skybrick736 Salva returns as both a writer and director to his successful fright film, Jeepers Creepers. Now according to the Scream franchise, one of the rules about sequels is that the death toll always has to be much higher. Jeepers Creepers 2 is case and point when it comes to that having a plethora of characters that don't have a purpose other than being a potential victim to The Creeper. Salva's sacrifice of character development and story for more action and scares did stagger the flow of the movie a bit but it wasn't a game-breaker. The Creeper scenes looked really good and the monster was shown a little personality this time around, which was rather cool to see. This film is a solid follow-up and another good effort by Victor Salva to his Jeepers Creepers series.

jacobjohntaylor1 The original Jeepers Creepers was an overrated and awful movie. This one was great. I can not believe how mush better it is then the original Jeepers Creepers. Sequels are most of the time better then originals in spite of what people say. But most of the time if the original is not very good the sequel is not going to be that good either. But this movie so mush better then the first one. It is one of the scariest movies ever made. This movie has a great story line. It also has great acting. It also has great special effects. The first had great special effects to. But the story line was awful. This one had a great story line. This movie is a must see. Ray Wise is a great actor. Jonathan Breck is a great actor. See this movie.

Python Hyena Jeepers Creepers 2 (2003): Dir: Victor Salva / Cast: Ray Wise, Eric Nenninger, Nicki Aycox, Garikayi Mutambirwa, Luke Edwards: Every bit as stupid as the original and it is filled with characters that are about as bright as a pile of cow dung. The creeper apparently feeds every 23 years and in the opening scene it makes off with a boy that thought it was a scarecrow. His father and brother make chase and are surprised when it takes flight. Cut ahead to a bus load of moron football playing teenagers who become stranded when a boney object is found embedded in one of the tires. Before long the adults are snagged leaving the teenagers to bicker while the creeper places them on the lunch menu. They use the bus radio to call for help and it is overheard by the farmer in the film's opening who arms his truck with a harpoon. Stupid and irritable showcasing special effects and mayhem. Directed by Victor Salva who made the very stupid first movie as well as another annoying piece of sh*t called Powder. Ray Wise at least is putting in a reasonable effort as the farmer who is aiming for revenge and justice against the creature who violated his family. Luke Edwards plays the older brother of the first victim who witnesses the attack in the film's opening. The teenagers unfortunately have more air in their heads than a hot air balloon. The bus should be driven over this senseless junk. Score: 2 ½ / 10