A review by Jon Niccum. "If only Salva hadn't made the movie so emotionally ugly."

Scott Spicciati's review of the film, "...looks good on the outside, but jeepers creepers, there's nothing on the inside."

Review. "It doesn't have the intensity of the first film, but makes up for it with a well-staged middle section and kinetic third act."

Roger Ebert's review of the film, "...first-class creature, a fourth-rate story, and dialogue possibly created by feeding the screenplay into a pasta maker."

Erich Becker's review; "...a film lacking any of the coolest parts of the original..."

Review by Staci Layne Wilson. "If horror is your thing, then [the film] is definitely worth a trip to the theatre."

Eugene Novikov reviews the film; "...plays like a manifestation of Salva's unchecked id."

Walter Chaw's review. "A minor disappointment, in other words, after the promise of the first picture..."

Review of the movie by Michael Brody. "...a horror series that is willing to layer subtext beneath a toy-shop full of tricks."

A review by Mary-Ann Johanson. "Sometimes bad is bad."

Rob Vaux reviews the movie: "...maintains the graveyard whimsy of its signature ghoul while providing some enticing new visuals..."

Haro reviews the film: "...doesn't even do a good job of setting up another sequel, which, unfortunately, will probably happen. "

Claudia Puig's review of the film. "Jeepers, the Creeper has little to recommend it." [USA Today]

Review of the movie. "This is a very enjoyable and very gruesome monster movie..."

Sean Conover's review: "The story line is weak, and the dialogue flat and predictable, which all adds-up to be a pitiful excuse for a horror film."

Review by Jason Kolman: "...isn't an awful film, it isn't a great film. It is a good film."

Review by Jake Euker.

Review of the movie by Mark Dujsik. "This one is one too many."

Review by Jim Slotek of the Toronto Sun. "The lineup to kill obnoxious movie teenagers is getting so long they're going to have to institute a wristband policy."

Brian Orndorf reviews the movie, "...one big yawn."

Harrison Cheung's review: "Suffering from major sequelitis, JC2 is full of horror and teen movie cliches."

Review of the film by Nate Anderson. "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."

Review of the film from the male perspective. "...a grand total of two stars. And the Creeper is the only reason it earned that second star."

Gregory Avery's review of the film, "...a fun experience which releases some cathartic chills in us before it's over."

Steve Persall of the St. Petersburg Times reviews the movie. "Talk about a lame psycho."

Two reviews of the movie.

Cynthia Fuchs reviews the movie. "...mucking about with the delineations of identities when set against ghastly, implacable otherness."

Review of the movie by James Kendrick. "The movie as a whole is, in fact, the very definition of unnecessary."

Review, "...if you did not like the first movie in this series, you are really, really going to dislike the second one.

Reviews from two different viewpoints.

James Berardinelli's review of the movie. "...isn't even worth a peek."

Mick LaSalle of the San Francisco Chronicle reviews the movie. "Once night descends, the film descends with it."

New York Times critic Dave Kehr reviews the movie. "Even monsters need more than one dimension to make it in the movies."

Reviews by Marie Asner and Gareth Von Kallenbach.

Review by Dustin Putman. "... nothing more than a joyless, by-the-numbers, paper-thin disappointment."

Giancarlo De Lisi's review. "As far as contemporary horror films go, it is by far one of the better ones available to screen."