First of all: The movie has some very good efforts invested, but more bad ones, too.Jeepers Ceepers 3 dares to face the problem of sequels rarely succeeding. Such is noteworthy, and the first 7 minutes of the movie I would have hoped this to become 8 or 9 stars.It did not, for several reasons.The insectoid actors efforts, and the police conviction were good acting. The story considered that the 'bad guy' had been successful before AND that the local superstition was already proven a rural legend!But key mistakes were made:YA is the shortage for young adult. Not for alternate-sexuality ugly teenage-twiddle brains.Actors who are busy showing how gay they are cannot focus on the acting, and hence spoil it for more viewers than they score outside of films with naked homosexuals.The plot runs low, gets boring and lengthy. Lack of additional content, side-kick characters adding their view of the legend. Too linear with that little bit of granny knows how to dig-out bad guys secret weakness.There is no final, as climate is so lacking I daresay it doesn't exist. Poho County police staring in disbelief, frustration, and helplessness from behind the barrel of the own shotgun did not remedy this either.Given health and 2 weeks of care (plus watching the 3 movies again) I could retell it as a Dracula or Alien story, and so could any even just mediocre roleplaying GM or ST.

This film was ok-ish as a film on its own, but not as a sequel, as all the rules from the original were thrown overboard. This installment was not scary at all and the make-up was also not as good. Also, the Creeper seems to prefer to roam during the day - why? He has interesting new gadgets, but I'm just wondering if the idea of a predator who comes to feed every 23 years and being this innovative is really credible? Why doesn't he just hunt like a predator? Like he does in the first two movies. Is he moving with the times, as well? This fact - and the fact that he hunts during the day - makes him that much less scary. The film is not entirely bad, but also not entirely memorable. There are some great action scenes towards the end, though.

Hilariously terrible film. The entire movie feels like a first take of a rough draft. This is Ed Wood bad. Or even Tommy Wiseau. I could not stop laughing. This movie is so laughably bad it was either done on purpose or somebody fell off the bad movie tree and hit every branch on the way down. Watch the Godfather Trilogy, a Ken Burns documentary, than turn this movie on and just experience the transformative power of a bad movie.

The movie was dumb.... real dumb. Unbelievable dumb. The first one was good... the second starts getting ridiculous. The last one completely shameful.