Jeepers Creepers

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is an iconic horror film featuring a group of friends who fall prey to a family of cannibals, including the chainsaw-wielding Leatherface. Its gritty atmosphere, tension, and brutal scares make it akin to Jeepers Creepers, as both films convey a visceral sense of dread.

The Hills Have Eyes is a harrowing tale of a family road trip gone awry in the desert, leading to encounters with blood-thirsty mutants. This film delivers relentless terror and, much like Jeepers Creepers, has become a staple in the horror genre for its unflinching portrayal of survival against monstrous foes.

House of Wax follows a group of road-tripping friends who become targets of two murderous brothers in a desolate town. With its eerie museum of wax-coated victims and the unsettling feeling of being watched, it offers a similar blend of jump scares and horror as Jeepers Creepers.

30 Days of Night is a tale of survival set in an Alaskan town plunged into darkness for a month, where the residents are hunted by a pack of bloodthirsty vampires. The sense of isolation and the fight for survival in a small town are reminiscent of the similar chilling atmosphere in Jeepers Creepers.

The Collector features an ex-convict's struggle to save a family from a masked psychopath who has booby-trapped their home with deadly contraptions. The movie's high level of suspense and creative scares will resonate with fans of Jeepers Creepers' tension-filled moments.

In Joy Ride, three young people on a road trip become the targets of a psychotic truck driver after a prank goes wrong. If you're intrigued by the cat-and-mouse chase in Jeepers Creepers, you'll find a similar sense of high-stakes pursuit and escalating tension in Joy Ride.

My Bloody Valentine takes place in a small mining town where a vengeful figure in mining gear is wreaking havoc. Much like Jeepers Creepers, this slasher film combines a mysterious killer, a local legend, and a series of grisly murders, making it appealing for fans of urban myths and unrelenting horror.