The Horror of Jeepers Creepers (And Director's Disturbing Backstory)
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Today we look into the movie Jeepers Creepers, the disturbing history of director Victor Salva, and my overall thoughts on this horror movie classic.
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Michael's Party by the movies about that truck of his he got that sucker souped up Metro is like running like 3,000 horsepower I think you put that super turbo on that creeper truck
u look like pedo
This movie HORRIFIED me as a kid. Looking at the creature now, not so scary. But when I was like 6 or 7? Nightmares and fear of the dark for literal years.
Exactly how I felt, minus the actually watching it as a kid part. This would've given me horrible nightmares. Hahaha.
Me toooo. Watched it with my older sister and neighbours and I’m pretty sure I was traumatised for years 🤣 couldn’t hear the jeepers creepers song without freaking out
honestly it didn't scare me much as a kid(I watched a LOT of horror with my dad). But as an adult the next time I saw it, after learning about the director, I started noticing how the creature is such a suggestive creep towards the teens it hunts in the first two movies and couldn't help but thinking of him as the creepy director's self insert, now I find him scarier if only in the ickyness of the character.
If you think this one was bad with the creepiness of the creature towards a teen, it is more overtly disgusting in the second one.
never watched the third movie.
@@Knightytt bro i was 7 and an immigrant kid who didn’t even know English when we watched this movie and i’ve yet to forget it😭 Nice video!
Yea bro I used to spend my summers in a small town, called itta bena, as a kid. I was terrified to go outside at night.
I don't know if anyone has pointed this out. But I feel like the reason it was Derry's eyes that the Creeper took was not only because of a cool homage to the song but because Derry saw everything the Creeper did. He saw him dump the body, he saw his last victim and the scar on his chest, he saw the urban legend couple and the multiple bodies. He saw the Creeper's crimes so the Creeper took his eyes as punishment.
When the creeper is about to fly out the window with Derry you get a close up on its face and the eyes are very cloudy like cataracts or "decay" maybe. I always assumed it needed the eyes replaced but I like your theory too!
@@carolharper1241 hey, it could be both. 😅
@@carolharper1241 Correct, it could smell who had the better eyes. In the beginning, Trish was shown playing with glasses in the car.
I always just thought it was because the creeper was going blind
How was that last victim still alive? Why did creeper keep them for more organs?
That explains why Dead Meat never covered this movie. He said he refused to cover Jeepers Creepers because of how much of a terrible person the director was. Now I know the director was a predator.
Granted, I never really enjoyed these films. By the time I was in 8th grade, I was desensitized to horror because I had played a lot of Dead Space throughout middle school so the Creeper was more dumb than scary to me
He could have still done it tho u can always separate the art from the artist
@@Deshxnnn I think James refusing to give the piece of shit director who sexually harassed children his 15 minutes of fame is actually a good thing.
Besides, only the first film is halfway decent.
@@Deshxnnn Also, separating art from the artist becomes even harder when the guy's horrible nature starts to bleed in the films themselves, like how Jeepers Creepers 3 included molestation in its script.
@@struggler6864 Right? Like his old film Clown House - I used to really like that one until I found out about what a creep Salva is. Watching it, knowing he was harming that boy completely ruins the movie. Not to mention, you become super aware of all the scenes of the boy half dressed, long, lingering shots of his body, etc. It's just damn sickening.
@@DeshxnnnReviewing movies and tv shows statistically leads to people seeking it out for themselves, James especially encourages people to watch the actual product before watching the kill count. So DM reviewing it is a direct endorsement of the original product
If you really want to watch these films, pirate them. Don't want that director making money.
I got a question, if according to EA if you buy a game you don’t own it then is pirating their games not stealing?
@@LavaDog1234 ofc then you definitely own it at that point
I like the seas
Yoho!
Or support your local library and see if they have a copy in their catalogue.
The creep who made it won’t get a penny either way.
At least with the latter you don’t risk torrenting a subpar digital copy with malware or a trojan,
The scurvy of the great wide web!
@@Thommy2n Smart move with the library. i'll check mine out
Salva's victim gave a ton of public interviews during the late 2010s about his experiences, so you didn't have to not name him, but out of respect for your video, I won't use his name.
The victim revealed that Salva was a close family friend & the abuse went on for about 6 years (from the ages of 6 to 12). Prior to becoming a hollywood director, Salva worked at a daycare center & would allow young boys to spend nights at his home.
A friend of the victims mother ---whose daughter went to the daycare center---introduced Salva to the victim's family because Salva needed somebody to design props for a short film he was making, & the victims mother was artistically gifted. Salva then became a close friend of the victim's family.
Salva auditioned young boys for a short film he was making called "Something In The Basement" & he ultimately cast the victim in the lead role. Salva also cast another young boy named Brian Mchugh in a supporting role.
"Something In The Basement" screened at a film festival, & it won first place. Francis Ford Coppola saw the short film, & he gave Salva the financing to make a feature length horror film (Clownhouse).
Salva cast the victim, Brian Mchugh, & a young Sam Rockwell as the 3 young boy protagonists in "Clownhouse".
Some of the other cast members of "Clownhouse" noticed that the victim & Salva would interact in ways that are not appropriate, & they went to his mother.
The victim told his mother about what happened & they immediately went to the police.
After Salva was arrested, Francis Ford Coppola sued the victim's family for $5 million.
Salva's victim said that he never went to prison, he served 16 months at a treatment center in Napa Valley.
The victim made a documentary about his experiences entitled "The Boy", but it never got released (only a trailer for the film was released).
Brian Mchugh (who was only 13 when Clownhouse was filming) revealed that Salva secretly videotaped him taking showers in Salva's bathroom (Salva had hidden the video camera in a laundry basket full of clothes).
Salva likes to use his films to express his pedophilia, & the victim himself even pointed that out.
Within the first 10 minutes of "Clownhouse", the victim's bare ass is exposed for at least 10 seconds. There's also a scene in which the victim is taking a bath, & Brian Mchugh is also in that bathroom taking a shit with his shirt off.
In Powder, there's a scene in which the main character is peeping at a shirtless teenage boy giving himself a sponge bath, & the boy & his friends take the main character outside, strip him naked, & push him into a mud puddle.
Jeepers Creepers 2 revolves around a bunch of teenagers--mainly boys-- trapped in a school bus. There's a scene in which some of the teenage boys are lying on top of the bus shirtless, and there's a sequence in which the creeper is licking the bus windows.
Salva worked with 2 actors under the age of 18 in JC2 (Shaun Fleming & Drew Tyler Bell). One person who allegedly worked on JC2 noticed that Salva would give Drew Tyler Bell massages even though he was visibly uncomfortable.
Salva is a horrible person, hope he can't victimize again. Ever
Y and how did Francis Coppola sue the victims family for 5 million dollars and did he win?!!
@@VanessaCurry711 because he got money, power and influence
Don't care
@@VanessaCurry711 Coppola sued the victim for breach of contract, but he later decided to drop the lawsuit.
According to the victim, Coppola told him to his face that he would never work in the industry again.
So, about the Disney not knowing thing....
The reason Salva got off with a slap on the wrist was because he was friends with Godfather director Francis Ford Coppola. Coppola paid for Salva's lawyers, shamed said child in court, and kept getting him gigs. So there is a good chance that Disney did not know. Mainly because Salva wasn't a big name in Hollywood. It was not a Jeffrey Jones situation where everyone knew and worked with him and disowned him when he got outed. Salva was just a no-name loser that just happened to be friends with film royalty.
The fact this dude was able to work the legal system the way he did makes me sick. Lack of justice to this level is absurd.
It's curious because Disney missed at least two of its employees whose names are on the list of sex offenders: Victor Salva and Brian Peck.
The question is: how would they not know? Even though Victor was not famous, his victim went to protest at the Disney studio for hiring his abuser (he does not want Victor to EVER work with minors again, for a very good reason).
Don't make excuses. Hollywood studios are as concerned about this issue as the justice system.
just goes to show you can't trust nobody in the entertainment industry
@@Threeleebird Disney knew. Disney definitely knew.
idk how to tell you this, but Disney is a corporation and doesn't care about morality, only money.
They will ABSOLUTELY hire people like this KNOWINGLY.
This movie is so good, so well made, but the director ruins the whole series, many people say that we should separate the art from the artist but it just doesn’t sit right with me that the director only served a few months
It sucks and he sucks but that doesn’t really take away from the movie as someone who never knew and loved this series knowing now changes nothing this series is still great
I can’t separate art from artist when the art is a direct love letter to the artists bad deeds. A killer that stalks and murders mainly kids, that makes me feel like the director wants that life, but knows they can only get away with touching them instead.
@@that_pan_chick8650 it’s not though and makes sense within the movie the creeper hunts kids because kids r the most healthy with the longest lasting body parts he stays immortal by consuming body parts and old people and adults dnt have good parts I mean just at 20 my back already killing me compared to when I was 14 and had no pain I mean my eyes alone get worst every year why would he want eyes like mine that get worst every year when there is a nice young man with eyes so good he can see oxygen molecules
@@timehasdeku if you want to support pedos that’s all your prerogative but stop trying to justify it. just say you don’t care what he did and you’re gonna continue to support his movies that’s way more respectable.
I'm the exact same. When I initially heard accusations lobbied against quinton flynn (raiden in metal gear solid 2, my favourite game of all time) I was actually in the middle of a playthrough and stopped playing. Didn't touch the game for ages until I'd randomly heard an update that the accusations were bs
In my eyes separating art from artist is how the artist avoids punishment.
9:40 I was expecting a Betterhelp ad, but no, it's just you being genuinely kind 😭
Francis Ford Coppola was his mentor and stuck by him through all the child molestation shenanigans. He also executive produced Jeepers Creepers 🤦🏽♀️
Honestly, I consider that molestation too. You're knowingly taking part in helping a predator prey on children.
Trish and Derry genuinely look like they could be siblings, not identical but a lot of similarities, great casting
Clearly, you watched this as an adult. Because I saw it as a child and it fucked me up for a week. Well beyond that. Because it is now my favorite horror movie of all time.
The reason the creeper isn’t scary for me anymore is because, we as humans to every other animal, are the creeper. We do exactly what the creeper does.
Damn, like this comment, true about us being the creeper. My most favourite film because of when I watched it
The movie is based on the Dennis Depue case. He killed his wife and while getting rid of the body, Ray and Marie Thornton witnessed him dumping her body.
Oh, Derry is also the name of the town where 70% of Stephen King's books take place. There are many references to King: clowns, cars, dogs and even the creature feeds on the fear of it's victims just like Pennywise.
Nah it's based on the director himself. As the creature likes and seeks out younger people to eat much like the director who eats little boys ass first.
The Creeper doesn’t feed on fear it just uses it to find out what it wants to take. Giselle literally says it in the movie 😂
@@NayeBFinessin20 okay, he smells the fear and takes the organs he needs.
Interesting that a movie by..
one of those types... pays homage to an author known for writing Cheese Pizza into his stories and blaming it on coke.
Not to mention he also needs to hibernate for a 20+ year cycle. The film's story is a ripoff of the Dennis depue story and then IT
I understand what you are saying about the music, but when these movies came out they were made to be seen in theaters. We would go and the music did add so much to the fear when you’re hearing on giant speakers in a theater. I think it made sense for the time and that it was made for theaters.
Couldn’t agree more. Ambience was everything in early cinema. Sad that today every movie i’ve gone to see is just empty and you dont get to experience the horro with others…
Agree I saw it in theatre when I was 16!
By the way the creeper's license plate is supposed to say "b-eating-u" cus that's his whole M.O., he do be eating you
“Thanks, Captain Obvious.”
I always had questions regarding the license plate. So was he originally a human and turned into the creature? How did he get the license plate? He went to the DMV? Why does he drive the truck when he can fly?
@@kaylalw3283 I don't believe it was originally human but that's my guess. We don't actually have an answer of what the creeper is unless the comic books of Jeepers Creepers has given the answer. The reason why he drives the truck rather than always fly is to hide during the day. It's easier to notice a creature flying in the sky during the day rather than night. That's why in the first and second film you see it flying around more often at night because it'll be harder to see it in the sky due to it being dark. Yes, the creeper did reveal itself multiple times to other people such as the police force in the first film and the farmer dad and son in the second film but It probably thought it didn't need to worry about anything knowing that people wouldn't believe their story of there is a demon like creature eating people.
Obviously in the second film it does fly during the day but I believe that's because it knows it doesn't have to worry since the victims are in an isolated area making it difficult to call for help or run away from it. The truck is nothing more than a way to hide during the day and collect it's victims before returning back to it's hideout to dissect whatever it wants from them. For the other questions, I'm not sure. I assume he got the license plate from a victim or designed the license plate its self. Sorry for long text, hope this answers some of your questions.
I just want to say this: this video randomly showed up in my queue. I clicked on it to fill the silence.
I've had a terrible few weeks and I lost a pet suddenly this morning, and his brother last week to an illness they've been battling.
To have a small little segment placed in this video of encouragement actually made me tear up. Thank you for that.
I'm very much enjoying your cover and input in this film and am now subscribed.
I’m sorry for your losses friend and I hope things are looking up for you! ❤️
Also just had this show up in my que, and subscribed. tomorrow is the anniversary of my dads death and also really appreciated the segment about holding on in hard times. Hang in there dude!!
Sorry about your losses.
@shayladawntaylorst I'm so sorry to hear that. My dad (who also passed) his birthday was on the 7th so I understand.
I hope today is a day of love and remembrance for you.
The car they're driving is a '60 Impala. The truck is a 1941 Chevy Heavy-Duty COE (cab over engine). There were three of them used for filming. The stop sign and camper van are the kinds of things that do happen on long lonely stretches. One person sees something, the other doesn't. You say oh I haven't seen such and such in forever and boom, there one is. It's just little things meant to make you feel like you're in the experience.
Salva got positive recommendations from e.g. Francis Ford Coppola to keep him out of jail for pedophilia. Clownhouse's main character's actor was continuously abused by SalvA and crew (reading lines at his house) and this abuse got overlooked by authorities because of the support Salva got from big producers and directors. He had been in jail earlier on in his live. So they all knew.
In that case I sure hope Coppola never gets his Megalopolis movie distributed and for everyone who's worked with him to feel ashamed.
@@TheeJasonReyes George Lucas had a falling out with Francis Ford Coppola. That might have something to do with it.
Tim Burton being devoted to Johnny Depp, I can get. But what I can’t get is Francis Ford Coppola’s devotion to Victor Salva; He’s dumpy and got zero charisma. But FFC was willing to berate a child over that man.
Yea I wonder what might motivate a man to defend a paedophile....
So it turns out, the director was the real creeper all along!
Francis Ford Coppola bankrolled this directors defense and career.
Jeepers...another creeper 😂 Coppola has had a few allegations about him too
I just wanted to thank you, For that little 5 seconds where you told us we can push through what ever we are going through. Helped me just now
The real life brother and sister who their characters were loosely based on also played a game with license plates while on drives together. Supposedly it was while on a drive through the country they noticed the man another commenter named dumping his murdered wife. When the murderer tailgated them for miles, they easily remembered his license plate number thanks to their game. This all according to an Unsolved Mysteries episode, not sure how true. =)
My dad and I loved the first two movies and were so excited to see the third when it was released. Didn’t know about the director until after that, because the movie was SO AWFUL I ended up looking for reviews and opened that can of worms. Wish I could take my money back!
It's tough as a "movie guy" because I grew up watching this movie and I still like it, but I'm kind of pressured to stop liking it by everyone. I had no clue about his crimes until I got online like 8 years back and it definitely shifted my entire perspective of the movie concept. It's almost like the creeper is just an allegory for his pedophilia
@@Chudchanning Totally, Knight did a great job of pulling in those parallels and once you see them it’s kind of tough to ignore. For what it’s worth, there’s a great comic book series that came out around 2018 that doesn’t appear to be associated with the director, aside from him probably profiting off it, that you might be able to enjoy. It’s more about the origin of the Creeper iirc, I only got 4 issues in. I’m sure you can find the scans free online.
I was casually watching a movie review and all of a sudden, I hear a message that I need to hear right now, just lost my job and I have Cushing's Disease. Thank you, friend.
Me too 😢I'm currently unemployed so I definitely needed that message ❤
I'm so sorry to both of you, I hope to the core of the earth your lives turn for your benefit. I know it doesn't help but I'm rooting for both of you
@@Dr.k0ckersmd Thank you for your kind words.
I learned from Roanoke I think, could be wrong, but they scientifically explained the creeper and what it actually is. With all the abuse it takes and still lives, basically (in short) the creeper is the thing around its head, the facehugger type thing, because that’s the only part at points in both the first movie and the sequel that stays the same. I can’t remember if it was determined if it was alien, or demon, but either way that’s the actual original thing. Pretty sure it was determined that it’s an alien, because why would a demon have to hibernate?
I also thought it was a cicada 😩 why I have no clue
Demons (in mysticism) are neither discarnate nor corporeal. They are said to be a consequence of creation rather than a part of it. They eat, sleep...and breed.
What they eat though....is down to the individual demon.
Fun fact about the cat lady part, there’s a deleted scene where the Creeper speaks. Also look up the Marvel comic character Terror inc. same design of the creeper and same premise of stealing body parts but made 10 years before Jeepers Creepers. 1000% inspired the creeper.
12:38 As much as I wanna say B, I feel like the answer is "D. Couldn't call". It would establish the unspoken "no phones allowed" rule in horror and immediately make this moment very tense because they will soon realize they are gunna be chased by a psycho on the road with no way to call for help.
Edit: Heck yeah, I got it!
Watching video of some guy talk about a movie
SOME GUY?!
Lol dire
Hey I just watched the foreskin video earlier today lol
Great to see you @diretrip
All I remember from this movie was the useless psychic lady. "It doesn't work like that" when asked about changing the vision/future made me wonder why she even bothered trying to help to begin with.
I was hoping she was gonna have a bigger connection to the creature like maybe her parents where killed by the creature and had psychic powers to top it all off and was trying to protect others from it
Great review!!! I love that you addressed the director before jumping in because it really does change the viewing experience. I loved this movie, it terrified me as a child, and it’s still scares me to this day. It was a movie that I’d throw on pretty often until I found out about the director, I can’t watch it anymore without being kind of uncomfortable, which is too bad because allot of talented people worked on this film.
41:28 So this is where Mrs. Dabney was before she moved to her new house in Good Luck Charlie
"classic horror film"...."early 2000's"...god I feel old
Idk why but when you randomly spoke to us the viewers and did a check with us. It made me ball crying. I don’t get checked up on by many ppl. I don’t really have friends and my relationship with my family isn’t the greatest. Idk I guess it just made me feel not so alone. Thank you seriously, thank you.
That message you said about 9 minutes in meant so much caught me so off guard while I’m not feeling the best thank you! First proper horror film I ever fully watched and used to feel so ill because of the ending coz I had such a crush on Justin Long as a kid 😭
This kind of video is warmingly similar to your usual stuff yet refreshingly different too 😍
Thanks, Fox!
It’s fox!
We MISSED YOU KNIGHT! Glad to have you back with us!
43:10 I feel like the reason they waited for the reveal, was so the actors and the viewers realize at the same time, the creeper isn't dead
This was the 1st horror movie I remember watching and it was so scary!! The song randomly pops into my head all the time
I totally agree with you about the siblings dynamic. When I watched this movie for the first time (not knowing about the horrible stuff the director did, if I had I'd have been totally turned off it) I was so excited about the main characters being siblings because I'm so sick of uninteresting romantic leads in horror films.
Holy heck dude. This is my first time on your channel. I'm having one of the worst depressive episodes I've had in a long time and was distracting myself by watching RUclips. When you paused the review to say a short supportive message I had to stop myself from crying. I was caught off guard in the best way possible. Thank you for that ❤ much love from your new subscriber in south africa 🎉
idk if you do this in your videos often but as someone who Has been going through a hard time recently,, 9:35 made me cry. Thank you. A lot.
It was really unexpected and it means something and it feels like some kind of sign. So, really, thank you.
Youre the best "scary/crime" RUclipsr out there. Extremely considerate, well spoken, and thoughtful with your work. I appreciate it a lot, and I'm sure so many others do too. Without putting down other creators specifically, you have a certain integrity to your work that I see missing sometimes in the community. You're a breath of fresh air to the genre and I hope you recognise that too!!
There’s a reason when I’m running through the countryside as a grown adult I’ll always remember The Creeper
this was the first horror movie i ever watched with my grandpa when i was like 6, so i think it will always have a special place in my heart
That small segment of encouragement was so surprising and so deeply needed. Its been a really hard time and it made me feel seen, thank you
I've had a hard month, but felt like today was the first day I'd be nicer to myself and watch some horror bits , for you to randomly stop and have that little segment of kindness felt like something heaven sent. Thank you.
Awwww your quick little keep going message is so sweet. I was so sure you were about to say “and this video is sponsored by better help”, so I reached for my phone to change the video. But turns out no, you’re just being sound. You’re officially my new fav RUclipsr, I’m going to binge watch all your content now
9:33 … after clicking on a random video to help calm myself down after a panic attack, I did NOT expect to be called out like this (thank you)
Dude first time watching a video from your channel and immediately I stg I thought "what a nice guy" because you gave a spoiler warning for a movie that's about 23 years old but you convinced me you're super nice and awesome when you paused your video to spit some inspiration 🤣 absolutely love it, new subscriber out of me
You got me in tears man, thank you I needed to hear that. (9:47)
this channel popped up in my for you, only took me till 9:35 to subscribe. Long-form horror content, addressing the creep director, then the wholesome message, I’m pumped for the rest of this video
When Trish says he missed a stop sign, you can see shes holding prescription glasses. She THOUGHT she saw a stop sign but was wrong. This coincides with the ending where she says shes stronger than Darry, but the Creeper is interested in his eyes and she has worse eyesight.
Interviewer: As the king of trombone, what was your inspiration for this song?
Jack Teagarden: Well it's to warn people of the demon by the same name, of coarse.
Interviewer: Wh..what? What do you mean?
Teagarden: Well when my song plays on your Superheterodyne receiver, something TERRIBLE will happen to you
Interviewer: You're playing live tonight. Does this mean the audience is in danger?
Teagarden: Yes of course it does.
Yesss your back
This use to be my favorite horror movie until I found out about the true monster not saying his name because that's all he is a monster
This is the first video of yours I've ever seen. I'm having a rough day. I've been recently diagnosed with cancer .. Again.... And I have been so afraid.... I have emergency surgery in a couple hours and was just listening to distract myself and out of nowhere you took a break from the video and said things will be okay.... I am in tears. I needed that dude. Idk if that's something you do often but, man, you really helped just now.
Good luck to you! I hope the surgery goes ok ❤️ 🙂
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Disney when Director commit atrocities: meh
Disney when Director tweet mean things: yer fired
I was saving this video for now. Thank you so much for bringing positivity into many of our lives Knight! Have a safe and beautiful weekend!
that inspirational message in the middle came at me at just the right time, i needed that, thanks bro
As a Michigan kid who was raised on this movie, finding out that the first act was based on a true story fucking TERRIFIED me
First time viewer of one of your videos. As a recovering stroke survivor, just wanted to say I appreciated the unexpected message at around the 9:35 mark. Thank you!
The monster in the movie is literally less evil than the man who thought him up. That being said, anyone else have a weird crush on the Creeper?
The creeper is badass though.
I voted C, but I haven't seen the movie in so long...BTW, "Eh, you smell stinky. Bye!" genuinely made me laugh
Thanks for the upload! I swear I had you in mind for like a week wondering where you went as I love the content and msg you put in. You inspire me to keep going!
I was planing on re-watching Jeepers Creepers TONIGHT! Couldn’t be happier with this coincidence! Love your channel! 🥳🫶🏼
Hopefully the information shared in my video doesn't ruin the experience too much. Hahaha.
I'm wondering if that random car you pointed out at the beginning of the movie being in the background, was actually the same van with the 6A4EVR plate. When the brother and sister stopped for a break the van could have easily passed them. And the bodies that our creeper guy was disposing was the van couple.
I’ve never watched one of your videos before and I’m having a terrible day so u stopping to u will get through it 😢😢 I can’t explain how bad I needed to hear that
Just found you with this video being suggested to me on my homepage, watched the first minute of your video and immediately subscribed. Was just saying the other day how people don’t really respect horror, still, and will jump at the chance to take away its titles and credits by calling it a thriller or something else. Really appreciate your perspective, can’t wait to binge your channel!
I love your message in every video. Reminds me to keep going, sometimes i really need that. Thanks man
I'm glad to see you back! I like your personality and how casual you are unlike a lot of creators. ❤
This movie is still great today and it's a true shame that the franchise will die-out with 'Reborn' being the final entry.
But no matter how horrific the Creeper was the true evil was the director, looking back on this movie with the help of Knight here really shows how Salva inserted his own creepy personality into it, a lot of scenes now hold a very different feeling, almost like he was using this film to laugh about getting away with his crimes with such a light sentence, proving that if you have enough money and powerful friends you could (and sadly probably still can) get away with almost anything.
The real life story is more horrifying than the Movie itself. Despite the fact Jeepers Creepers is an iconic legendary Horror movie that defined the new millennium it’s director is sick & evil.
It's a great day when Knight uploads a video.❤❤❤
Thats what hapoens when you're backed by francis ford copola
i’ve never commented on a video before but please please please make more of these!! i love the way you explained it all and i don’t really like to watch horror movies but i love hearing the plot so this video was perfect!!!
Missed your videos so much!! This one is a banger, love your content ❤
I just found your channel and it’s so fun that I agreed with a majority of your points and opinions! Just followed you and now I guess it’s time to catch up on your content lol. ❤
Dunno if you go into it later in the video, but one part missing from the Victor Salva section at the start is that FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA was an executive producer on a bunch of Salva’s films DESPITE KNOWING. Which makes Coppola’s conduct on the set of Megalopolis a lot more understandable. Creeps protect creeps.
I've literally been binge watching your content recently. I can see you cracking 200k subs soon!
My mom thought it was a super fun idea to watch this together when I was eight, needless to say, living in a heavily wooded area had me shitting myself any time I had to leave the house at night for YEARS.
so happy to see you in my feed! i’ve missed your videos !!!! ❤️
So glad you’re back!!
Same ❤
Hey! I missed you! Glad to see you back. Hope all is well & that you’re taking care of yourself the way you tell us too. 😊
I really appreciate the uplifting message you say.I really needed to hear it today.😊
Love your stuff
Thanks for covering this film! I loved it when it came out (I was 19) & still love it!
Just found your channel and I’m excited to watch all your videos!
Amazing work, keep it up!
First time watching your channel. This was a nice overview of the movie, which scared the crap out of me the first time I watched. I just subscribed and will be checking out your other content.
First time watching your channel, please make more horror movie themed videos ! The creeper terrified me as a kid growing up especially what he looks like in the 2nd movie, they go all out in the makeup and costume design
You were a random suggestion to me today. I would have just moved on and not subscribed, but the fact you thanked your supporters for staying with you even when you couldn't post for a while..That's worth at least a subscribe. Going to check out your other videos now.
first time watching you i thought you were gonna say some Betterhelp sponsor at 9:30 i was ready to skip it LOL. Great video m8.
This so was entertaining to watch! Hope to see you go over the 2nd movie!
Happy to see an upload from you. Was wondering what happened
9:35 had me suddenly burst into tears. Thank you buddy.
Really liked that message at 9:33 man! You got a new subscriber!
I've never actually finished this movie. I remember watching it when I was 10 or 11 but not being able to get passed the scene in the basement and sleeping on my parents bedroom floor for a week. Every time I try rewatching it, the adolescent fear comes back up and I can't watch it again. Thank you for your recap; it was easy to follow, points out things that make the scene less worrisome and very detailed.
Theres no way Disney knew
i LOVE this slight new turn in your content!
Thank you so much! I’m glad you like it! :)
Did you notice during the Creeper eating the cop’s tongue? This was definitely meant to at least have some humor.
Just found your videos and I am obsessed! I love the same type of horror films. I have been obsessed with horror since I can remember even watching tv❤