Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #5907 in DVD
• Released on: 2004-01-19
• Rating: Suitable for 15 years and over
• Aspect ratio: 2.35:1
• Number of discs: 1
• Formats: PAL, Widescreen
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 95 minutes

Amazon.co.uk Review
Despite the usual symptoms of sequelitis, Jeepers Creepers 2 delivers the goods for those who enjoyed the 2001 original. While establishing the flesh-eating "Creeper" as a new horror icon with frantic action and more elaborate special effects, writer-director Victor Salva follows the traditional formula, dispensing with plot almost altogether and focusing entirely on threat, menace, mayhem, and gore. That's likely to disappoint horror fans hoping for a more revealing exploration of the Creeper's origins (room for another sequel, perhaps?) and by trapping nondescript teens in a school bus attacked by the Creeper, Salva severely limits the movie's overall potential. Still, there's something to be said for straightforward shocks and Jeepers Creepers 2 delivers enough of them to justify its profitable existence. --Jeff Shannon

DVD Description
Every 23rd Spring, for 23 days, it gets to eat. Today is the last day of a horrific feeding frenzy … and the Creeper is still hungry for more!

On a deserted highway, a school bus is carrying a basketball team and its cheerleaders back from a triumphant game. The bus breaks down on a lonely stretch of road and the thrill of victory is quickly replaced by terror, as the journey becomes a road trip to Hell. As the sun sets, the Creeper descends on the bus and picks off the athletes one by one, sniffing out his victims. Will any of them survive, or will they all provide the Creeper with another horrific helping of mouth-watering morsels, in this nerve-jangling horror?

Special Features

• Cast and crew commentary
  
• Creeper commentary
  
• Deleted scenes
  
• Making Jeepers Creepers 2
  
• A Day in Hell - full day set visit
  
• Creeper Composer
  
• Creeper Creation – make-up
  
• Digital effects featurette
  
• The Creeper’s Lair storyboards
  
• Photo Gallery
  
• Trailers and TV spots

DVD Technical Information:

• Running Time: 100 minutes

Customer Reviews

Jeepers Creepers 2
Jeepers Creepers 2 is very good.
It has a lot of stuff which I like in a good movie.
It is true there are a lot of trailers for other films which is a bit annoying but it was worth all the action when I got to the film itself.
The thing that makes me give this film 5 stars is the producers eforts to provide Audio Description that runs during the playing of the film, not just an actors or directors commentary about the film being made with actors remarks about their memories, an actual Narrative on actions ie the description of the Creeper throwing a star shaped weapon at the tyre of the School bus which is very useful for someone who is Totally Blind like myself and I look forward to other film producers following this example when producing other horror movies on DVD in the future.

jeepers creepers 2
when i first heard of this movie i thought of another american high school load of nonsence which tries to be funny but is not. This film was very scary and had cliffhangers around every corner. without spoiling the story, a high school team are on a bus and it breaks down in mysterous circumstances. the reason, because a monster has thrown a spear at the wheel. The monster disappears into the sky after he has claimed a victim or tried to. This creates a cliffhanger when he is gone as we never know when he will come back. The climax at the end is brilliant and the end of the story will easily lead to a jeepers creepers 3 which i am thoughrall looking forward to

Marginally more interesting than reality TV...
...but not much!

I don't usually watch horror films - they prey on my mind in the wee small hours!-, but this happened to be on TV one dull sunday evening whilst I was feeling too lazy to exercise the remote and move on.

My scare rating for this has to be a minus 10. Am I, perhaps, getting tougher in my old age? Could I now watch The Exorcist with confidence? Nope. It's just that this film was more of a comedy than a horror, imo. No nightmares for me. This was typical cliched teen-horror fare, and not very good at that!

What was that winged thing - a Batfink/Alien hybrid? Whatever it was, it was the daftest looking thing I've seen in a long time. And it can just rip its own head off, calmly replacing it with that of one of its victims, can it? Puh-lease!

By the end of the film I was shouting at the Tv, advising the heroic dad, who ultimately saved the day (or night), that it might be prudent to toss the bat-thing's carcass onto the fire after he'd, apparently, killed it.

Did he listen to my mantra? No! What did he do? He pinned it up in his barn as a rather odd looking feature, charging local teens five dollars a time to look at it.

Lord Elrond (LOTR) knew what he was talking about. If you want to destroy something properly, chuck it into the nearest Mount Doom (or a modern day equivalent such as a foundry). Don't hang it in your barn as a trophy and then sit there, crappy old harpoon gun in hand, waiting for the thing to come back to life.

Why don't people in films think like the rest of us? Because if they did, there wouldn't be any need for sequels!