Jeepers Creepers 3

At least the first two made this dude feel somewhat cool 🤮

More like heapers-sleepers

offensively bad and just plain boring

Pretty disappointing. It wasn't scary at all. The visual effects were really bad. The direction, structure & editing were pretty poor. I disliked all the performances & the characters. It promised a lot of revelations about the Creeper but they didn't come to fruition at all. I appreciated that it tried to relate back to the first two films, but these attempts either didn't make any sense or were just kinda lame. It's left open for another sequel, but at this point, I say don't bother.

I think I kinda was watching this movie but then again maybe not. My eyes were on the screen but my mind was just drifting off, maybe as a mechanism to shield my brain from further damage. Horribly boring, zero scares, crappy FX, and bad acting. I see what they tried to do with the girl and her horse and the boy who has a crush on her, but it didn't really do anything here. Also to top it off, incredibly crappy director, too, in all the possible ways.

A fun-enough ride if you're looking to watch the series movie monster wreak havoc, but this film is very sloppy in tying this midquel into its own lore and timeline between Jeepers Creepers 1 and 2. The tie-in with 2 is head-scratchingly flawed in terms of continuity. It's okay.

You can tell this had a much lower budget than the previous films. But I still didn't think this was as bad as most people seem to say it is, in fact, I liked this one better than the second film.

I like the idea of taking place between parts 1 and 2 and tying them together. My only criticism was that they made the Creeper a little more human and even slightly comical at times, which made him less scary.

Directed by a convicted pedophile

Acting & Casting - 10 /15 Presentation and Development of Characters - 5/15 Story and Story Presentation - 4 /15 Visual Quality - 5/10 Creativity - 2/5 Execution - 5/10 Pacing and Lenght - 4/5 Music and Theme - 2/5 Sound and Visual Quality, Cinematography - 5/10 Directing - 5/10

Victor Salva should be ashamed at the limited theatrical presentation of JC3. I have a feeling that his very publicized punishment for giving an underaged actor a (not unwelcomed) blowjob has served to stifle his creative vision. In JC1 we had the Creeper sniffing Justin Long's used underwear. JC2 was filled with interesting athletic homoerotic content. JC3 has none of it. Salva seems like a defeated artist. Sadly, I can't recommend the film, but I had to see it. Time and money lost.

Average but somehow it kept me watching until the end.

Eye didn't see that coming, you sons of bitches. Mr. Creeper is literate!

Someone with the storytelling sophistication of a child tells us the story of a perverted monster that drives an old automobile. "Ya? Well ... Well, MY monster's car is bullet-proof and booby-trapped and hunts his prey for him!" To this movie's credit, it contains the following: two jump scares; a mildly entertaining climax; and an old woman whose raw charisma this movie doesn't deserve. But that's all there is to it.