Jeepers Creepers 3
Though it lacks the distinctively quirky sensibilities of Part 1 (and even Part 2 to an extent), being in the mood for a silly monster slasher meant I enjoyed this a little more than I can reasonably defend – begins sluggishly and somewhat confusingly by trying to gee up an explanation for the Creeper’s 23 years and 23 nights (it’s arbitrary like feeding Mogwai’s after midnight), but once it takes off in the second and third acts, it’s great fun, especially when Smith and Shaw team up to take the Creeper down! Salva wrings as much terror from broad daylight as he usually does in the dark.
Mini Review: Though it lacks the distinctively quirky sensibilities of Part 1 (and even Part 2 to an extent), being in the mood for a silly monster slasher meant I enjoyed this a little more than I can reasonably defend – begins sluggishly and somewhat confusingly by trying to gee up an explanation for the Creeper’s 23 years and 23 nights (it’s arbitrary like feeding Mogwai’s after midnight), but once it takes off in the second and third acts, it’s great fun, especially when Smith and Shaw team up
