Genre: Horror, Teenage, Serial Killer, Supernatural, School / Campus, Animals, Monsters, Gore, Demon, Psychos, Suspense
Tagline: He can taste your fear.
Plot: Young Billy Taggart is doing his chores in a sunny cornfield in the late afternoon. He sees something move out of the corner of his eye. He feels something – something wrong. Then, right in front of his father, the boy is snatched screaming into the sky. No one can help him.The Creeper is back… Meanwhile, returning home from a championship game, a group of varsity basketball players, cheerleaders, and coaches become stranded on the infamous East 9 Highway in Poho County – only it’s the cunning Creeper who has actually crippled their bus. After the adults are killed one by one, the students are left alone, trapped on the bus and forced to defend themselves against a supernatural creature who has already decided who it wants to kill – and the kids soon know who among them are targeted. As 23 horrifying days of flesh-eating come to an end, the Creeper has embarked on its final voracious feeding frenzy. As night falls, the terrified group of young athletes must fight their own fears and prejudices and come together in a seemingly hopeless struggle against a winged nightmare hellbent on stockpiling as many victims as it can on the ultimate night of its grizzly, ritual
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 Overall, the film has a good premise and a lot of potential, but the script here lacks where the original was strong...in the characters. What's really dissapointing is the fact that both Jeepers Creepers and Jeepers Creepers 2 were written and directed by the same guy. What a shame. 4/10--Nate Anderson (Movie-Vault.com)
A movie that any film student will surely want to watch. Not because it is good in any possible way, but because it is a perfect example of what not to do when making a movie.  --Brian Gallagher (MovieWeb)
Bloody, brutal and unpleasant, Victor Salva's skilful sequel to his superior creature feature lacks the chills of the original, but ramps up the action.  --Nev Pierce (BBC Films)
The original wasn’t exactly David Mamet, but it seems that way in comparison with this all-screams-no-talk monster movie retread. 56/100--Brian Webster (Apollo Guide)
If you enjoy plain ol' "attack and kill" flicks with little more on the mind than slapping a handful of characters into a dire situation with a man/bat/beast on their tail, you will likely enjoy this flick as fluffily as I did. 6/10--'JoBlo' (JoBlo.com)
A dumb sequel to a dumb original, Jeepers Creepers 2 thinks it’s a lot scarier than it actually is.  --Matthew Turner (ViewLondon)
The Creeper eats schoolkids from a bus like so many beans from a can, and the result is a film that has some tasty moments, but leaves a bad smell in the end. 4/10--Gary Panton (Movie Gazette)
With more characters and money behind it, JC2 starts out and ends with a focus on action lightly infused with a nice creepiness. Victor has proven quite skilled at creating atmosphere and it works at times, sadly though there's nowhere near as many scares this time around - but visually its more interesting and there's definitely a much better pace. --Garth Franklin (DarkHorizons)
It doesn’t have any self reference humor, it doesn’t want to be something more than it is, it isn’t ambitious in any way. It’s just a solid monster movie that’s easy to get into and entertaining to watch if you leave your brain at the door.--Sonny Fernandez (Diabolical-Dominion.com)
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 | Lena Cardwell
The Object of My Affection, Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties |
 | Justin Long
Live Free or Die Hard, Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, Galaxy Quest |
 | Ray Wise
RoboCop, One Missed Call, Dead End | | |
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| Not as good as the first, but still entertaining none-the-less. Sadly no background info for the Creeper is revealed and the sister from the first doesn't make an appearance. Check this movie if you liked the first, but don't expect much. 7/10 --FrighT MasteR (UHM)
With an ending that's infinitely more satisfying than the last movie's and better special effects, Part 2 seems like a better package, although the character development isn't exactly there. All in all, though, this is an impressive second entry, and proof perfect that Salva may become a legendary horror film director.-- (eSplatter.com)
I'm sad to say the second film has none of the original's ingenuity and about as much tension as pudding (vanilla).  --Lyle Henretty (Bloody-Disgusting.com)
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