Jeepers Creepers: Reborn

Jeepers Creepers: Reborn is neither as skilful nor scary as the 2001 original. It’s a cheap knockoff, inferior in every way.

Neither slicing under the genre’s surface, nor dicing the heritage well, this reboot is more an unseemly act of IP cannibalism.

A rebirth that means the final death of a saga, one that deserved a talented visionary behind it. [Full review in Spanish]

A story without heads or tails that contains satanic cults, a cast who dies before we can even learn their name, and a house that works as an escape room. [Full review in Spanish]

The film is bad because it can't simply patch up all its holes. There are scenes that stretch senselessly... Some deaths cause smiles instead of fear, the special effects are flat, and the story doesn't hold up. [Full review in Spanish]

This fourth entry in the slasher franchise erases the previous three (they're "fictional," while this is the "real thing"), but it's so abominably bad that it, too, deserves to be erased for good.

All seven of you worried about how Jeepers Creepers: Reborn fits into the franchise, well, let it be known that it stands alone as its own piece of crap.

...just another awful entry within a franchise that started out with so much promise.

Jeepers, is this awful.

Everything in Jeepers Creepers: Reborn is cringe-inducing to the point that even getting to the credits becomes a chore.