Jeepers Creepers

I guess I'm in the minority here, who actually like the siblings, their banter was amusing. Good, creepy film with cool soundtrack

>"Every 23rd Spring, for 23 days, it gets to... eat."

As a fan of horror, this movie scared me as a kid. Now that I have watched it again, it still has a horrifying feel to it and is a pretty great horror flick. I can see how this helped Justin Long get into bigger movies.
There is so much more you want to know about this world, and I remember being excited to see more of it.

_Jeepers Creepers, where'd ya get those peepers?
Jeepers Creepers, where'd ya get those eyes?_

A childhood favorite! Loved watching it again after so many years, still as good as I remember

"You know the part in scary movies when somebody does something really stupid, and everybody hates them for it? This is it."

For an all-around "creepy" movie, this was a great flick. I have to hand it to Gina Phillips for really pulling off her role because there were numerous times I wanted to slap the stuffings out of her; I kept think "Darry" would be better off just dumping her on the side of the road for The Creeper and fending for himself. What an obnoxious... well, yeah, you know. So yeah, as a "creepy" movie, this had all the right elements but the conclusion left **a lot** to be desired. [spoiler] How can someone be _"screaming and crying"_ (per the subtitles) when there's nothing left of them but the skin? I suppose maybe he was skinned alive? but the movie didn't bother telling us that, and really didn't leave enough wiggle room for us to figure that out? [/spoiler] So yeah...what should have been an absolutely bone-chilling final scene left me scratching my head. Apart from that, though - and especially for a movie that is over 20 years old now - this was well worth watching, especially in light of the fact that it's only 91 minutes in runtime.

can’t make myself hate this movie but can’t make myself love it either. first time watching as an adult and i, at least, was entertained.

Man it’s hard to believe this movie is already over 20 years old. I watched it back when it first came out, but barely remembered any of it. Rewatched with my wife, and it was actually a good creepy movie.

For an all-around "creepy" movie, this was a great flick. I have to hand it to Gina Phillips for really pulling off her role because there were numerous times I wanted to slap the stuffings out of her; I kept think "Darry" would be better off just dumping her on the side of the road for The Creeper and fending for himself. What an obnoxious... well, yeah, you know. So yeah, as a "creepy" movie, this had all the right elements but the conclusion left **a lot** to be desired. [spoiler] How can someone be _"screaming and crying"_ (per the subtitles) when there's nothing left of them but the skin? I suppose maybe he was skinned alive? but the movie didn't bother telling us that, and really didn't leave enough wiggle room for us to figure that out? [/spoiler] So yeah...what should have been an absolutely bone-chilling final scene left me scratching my head. Apart from that, though - and especially for a movie that is over 20 years old now - this was well worth watching, especially in light of the fact that it's only 91 minutes in runtime.