Where is jeepers creepers 3 being filmed

She has a B. Your email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Skip to content. A few months ago, verified horror film source, Bloody Disgusting, released the following teaser poster for the film- gaining much excitement from horror movie fans: Bloody Disgusting Stay tuned with us for official trailer updates and plot details as they come, but for now, I would predict we can expect this film sometime in late summer or early fall.

Julia Valenti. Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Bernardi as Mr. Victor Salva. More like this. Watch options. Storyline Edit. Set between the first and second film, Sgt Davis Tubbs assembles a task force to destroy the Creeper once and for all while growing closer than ever before to learning the secrets of its dark origins, as the monster terrorizes a local farming community.

Its time has come. Not Rated. Did you know Edit. Trivia The film got the green light to film on September 11, from Myriad Pictures. Goofs The young men on the dirt bikes ride away from the Creeper's truck, and get a good distance away. A moment later, tending to the lance through Kenny's leg, the camera shows them being very close to the truck.

User reviews Review. Top review. What were they doing in those 14 years between 2 and 3, staring at their shoelaces? The film takes place between the 1st and 2nd movie, which is dumb because nobody wanted to see what happened between the 1st and 2nd movie. I wanted to see what happened after the 2nd movie, but even then, it's really confusing because the plot keeps jumping back and forth between all of these dumb characters.

I couldn't tell if the film was set in the present day, in , or in the 70's because of the craptastic pacing. There's even a scene where you can see a Chevy truck in a film that supposedly takes place in Speaking of pacing, there is none! Nothing happens in this movie and the film ends right when it should've started!

There are so many characters that the film gets lost in itself. The first film had Darry and Trish, simple and easy. The 2nd film had the athletes and a side-plot revolving around an angry father, but it was still easy to follow and well balanced. Stan Shaw Sheriff Tashtego. Gina Philips Trisha Jenner.

Chester Rushing Buddy Hooks. Gabrielle Haugh Addison Brandon. Meg Foster Gaylen Brandon. Brandon Smith Sgt. Michael Sirow Team Leader Miller. Victor Salva Director. Victor Salva Screenwriter. Michael Ohoven Producer. Jake Seal Producer. Victor Salva Producer. Kirk D'Amico Executive Producer. Danny Zamost Executive Producer. Michael Roban Executive Producer. Ari Golan Executive Producer. Lawrence Golan Executive Producer. Michael Musante Executive Producer.

Francis Ford Coppola Executive Producer. Misty Talley Film Editor. Bennett Salvay Original Music. We Got This Covered. View All Critic Reviews 6. Feb 26, I often wonder how many things from my past I have forgotten as I've gotten older. And I'm not even talking about repressed memories, of which I'm sure I have some. I'm talking about events from my youth that may have slipped my mind. Happy moments, sad moments, tense moments. Perhaps I may have forgotten old toys that I used to love playing with.

There's probably a shit-ton of movies that I have seen that I've forgotten about to this day. There's a point to this. Let us get to it, shall we? The point is that it has been seventeen years since the release of the original Jeepers Creepers and fifteen since its sequel. That's a shitload of time between movies. I'm certain that the first two movies have an established fanbase that loves these two movies, though I'm perplexed as to why, exactly, they love these movies.

I remember seeing the original in theaters when I was 13 years old. I am now 30 years old. If the idea for this movie was to bring in new fans to this franchise, then I'll tell you right now, they chose THE worst way possible to introduce people to this world and its characters. This isn't so much Jeepers Creepers 3 as much as it is Jeepers Creepers 1.

What you're watching is the events that took place between the first and second installments in the franchise. Talk about misleading. If the world really needed another sequel to Jeepers Creepers and, let's be honest, it didn't, why would you choose to make it a continuation of the first one and not a standalone sequel that didn't require any knowledge of the series? Talk about an incredibly stupid and shortsighted decision. You're thrown into the events of this film expected to know absolutely everything, right down to the smallest detail, of what happened in the previous movie s.

Who in the actual fuck cares about serialization this isn't Breaking Bad in a stupid, B-tier slasher flick? Watching this movie only makes sense if you watch it exactly after watching the first one and it's a bit jarring seeing the actor who plays Davis Brandon Smith look so old, when the events here are supposed to be taking place exactly after the original.

Like how do you not even think about this prior to making the decision to stick with a timeline when it's almost TWO decades after the first movie came out. But just say that he broke this part of the curse or something, so he can appear whenever he wants. It doesn't fucking matter, it's a shitty sequel to a substandard horror franchise.

I doubt that the hardcore fans are so hardcore enough that they'd be legitimately annoyed at this retcon of Jeepers Creepers "lore". On top of that, the Creeper inspires no actual fear.

He's just not an effective villain. He's just a guy wearing a really cool-looking wrestling mask. Another one of the major problems of the film is the fact that, in reality, this isn't actually much of a horror movie.

It's a movie about our 'heroes' trying to put a stop to the Creeper before he kills again. I didn't wanna see that shit. I wanted to see the Creeper kill some stupid teenagers doing stupid things.

That's, theoretically, what everyone wanted to see from this sequel. That's not the movie you got. I don't wanna call this an action film, because calling this an action film would be like calling Titanic a surrealist thriller, it's just not. But it's close enough to it that the horror elements are completely negated. The Creeper does kidnap some people and kills them, but most of them leave it the gorier details. Like, for example, he'd throw something like a javelin and kill two teens at the same time, javelin going through them both, but you'd just see the aftermath.